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might delete this later, because no one really needs to see my tawdry little blocking setup, but I basically spent last night agonizing over blocking this thing out to exactly its natural dimensions with no distortion so I would not have to explain it to the one person out of hundreds who really just does not like instructions to block to match schematic.The distortion is the point of the entire design; it works so much better this way. The quick lazy blocking is just a bonus.
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Crochet Marrakech style shawl is a richly textured project built from granny squares in deep jewelled tones. Finished with shisha mirrors and tassels, it becomes a striking piece to wear ✨🧶
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This beautiful shawl is hard to photograph because I misread the pattern increases and it doesn't lay flat 😅 BUT it's still absolutely gorgeous. Thank you to my godmother for gifting the wonderful yarn <3
Pattern: Mingling Daisies Shawl by Stephen West
Yarn: Fingering weight yarn in 'Plum Blossom' by Woollen Wytch (in 50% BFL, 25% Alpaca, 25% Bio-nylon)
Free crochet pattern! 💝💗💕
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/taiga-shawl-4
Piecework, Winter 2022
The cover of this issue features a Jacobean Crewelwork Project Bag by Deanna Hall west which accompanies an article on the history of crewelwork by Jacqui McDonald. This article is actually an excerpt from Royal School of Needlework Essential Stitch Guides: Crewelwork. So you can try your hand and see if you want to pursue the craft further.
You see as well a colcha, Spanish for bedspread or blanket, which also refers to a long, self-couching stitch which is what embroiders this one with flora and birds. Julia R. Gomez wrote both the article on the history of this kind of needlework and offers a lesson and a project featuring a peahen.
Those Sports Mittens have both a history and a pattern written up by Karen Penders St. Clair whose Grandmother LeRoux first typed up the basic directions. She made them in Kelbourne Woolens Germantown worsted weight yarn, a revived American brand, so you have both pattern and yarn with a bit of history. You see here the outer edge from the Shetland Old Shell Hap and Half Hap, which are a square and a triangular shawl respectively explained by Elizabeth Johnston. While the borders are pretty lace stitches, the body is done in garter stitch, a thick and warm stitch which surely makes sense coming from the Shetland Islands.
I always feature the projects, but there are lots of historical articles on felting wool, on Coptic textiles, and paper packets of needles and on needle gauges, small items that remind us that everything has a history.
You can find this issue at your local yarn shop, LYS, or here online: https://pieceworkmagazine.com/subscription
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Seeing so many skull shawl patterns lately that are an open kind of lace work made me wonder if there wasn’t some other way to present this
Lost souls skull shawl by Maryetta Roy
My Soft Love Shawl Pattern has had a minor update!
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Super easy, absolute beginner crochet pattern with written instructions, photos and a chart. This pattern is written in English, in US crochet terminology.
STITCHES REQUIRED:
Chain (CH)
Single Crochet (SC)
Magic Circle
SIZE:
Very easy to customize to desired size.
Wingspan: 148 cm / 57.2"
Spine: 67 cm / 26.3"
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I spent a beautiful day in Kensington Market today- and I finally got to show off my #folkeshawl , designed by talented @kiyomibee, and published in newest @amirisushop. The centre split and the soft, chunky yarn @katiayarns make for a very cozy shawl!
