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3S Shawl Materials: 1 skein fingering weight yarn (350-450 yards) Tools: US Size 2, 24” cable knitting needles (if you are a tight knitter, you may want to use Size 3 needles) US Hook Size “E” crochet hook (for optional crocheted bind-off ) Notions: 2 stitch markers Darning or yarn needle for weaving in ends Directions Cast on 3 stitches. Knit Setup Rows 1-2 as follows: Setup Row 1 (RS): KFB in the first stitch. YO, place marker. Knit next stitch (this becomes the center stitch). Place marker,YO. KFB last stitch.You have increased 4 stitches on the right-side row (for a total of 7 stitches). Setup Row 2 (WS): KFB first stitch, knit to marker, slip marker, knit center stitch, slip marker, knit to last stitch, KFB last stitch. You have increased 2 stitches on the wrong-side row (for a total of 9 stitches). Now start knitting regular pattern Rows 1-2, as follows: Row 1 (RS): KFB first stitch, knit to marker,YO, SM, knit center stitch, SM,YO, knit to last stitch, KFB last stitch. Row 2 (WS): KFB first stitch, knit to marker, SM, knit center stitch, SM, knit to last stitch, KFB last stitch. Continue knitting Rows 1-2, slipping markers as you come to them, until you have around 200 stitches on each side of the marked center stitch (or as close as you can come to 200 stitches, leaving enough yarn to bind off). End with Row 2. Do not cut yarn. Eyelet Rows For added interest, you can randomly knit an Eyelet Row instead of regular Row 1 as follows: Eyelet Row 1 (RS): KFB in the first stitch. *K2tog,YO*, repeat from *.* to marker, SM, knit center stitch, SM, *YO, K2tog*, repeat from *.* to last stitch, KFB last stitch. You may need to fudge a stitch as you approach the first marker, and as you approach the last stitch of the row. Just make sure there is a YO on either side of the center stitch. Don’t worry too much about it – it’ll look fine! Eyelet Row 2 (WS): Same as regular pattern Row 2. Bind-Off Options Bind off using your favorite method, or use one of the following decorative bind-offs. Picot Bind-Off If you’ve never performed a picot bind-off, they can be a bit strange at first. Knitty has a nice bind-off tutorial, which includes the picot bind-off: http://knitty.com/ISSUEfall06/FEATfall06TT.html. Cast 2 stitches on to end of left needle (I prefer to use the Cable Cast-On method: http://www.knittinghelp.com/videos/cast-on). Bind off 5 stitches. A small picot is formed. by Amy A. Meade Continued on the following page 3S stands for Super-Wide, Super Simple! This wide, shallow, garter-stitch triangle shawl works with any fingering weight yarn. Increases in each row form a shallow triangle with long, tapering ends. An option for eyelet rows and several decorative bind-off options help break up the garter monotony. A great “tweener” or traveling project!

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  • 3S Shawl

    Materials: 1skeinfingeringweightyarn(350-450yards)

    Tools: USSize2,24cableknittingneedles(ifyouarea tightknitter,youmaywanttouseSize3needles)

    USHookSizeEcrochethook(foroptional crochetedbind-off)

    Notions: 2stitchmarkers Darningoryarnneedleforweavinginends

    DirectionsCaston3stitches.

    KnitSetupRows1-2asfollows:

    Setup Row 1 (RS):KFBinthefirststitch.YO,placemarker.Knitnextstitch(thisbecomesthecenterstitch).Placemarker,YO.KFBlaststitch.Youhaveincreased4stitchesontheright-siderow(foratotalof7stitches).

    Setup Row 2 (WS): KFBfirst stitch, knit tomarker, slipmarker, knit centerstitch,slipmarker,knittolaststitch,KFBlaststitch.Youhaveincreased2stitchesonthewrong-siderow(foratotalof9stitches).

    NowstartknittingregularpatternRows1-2,asfollows:

    Row 1 (RS):KFBfirststitch,knittomarker,YO,SM,knitcenterstitch,SM,YO,knittolaststitch,KFBlaststitch.

    Row 2 (WS):KFBfirststitch,knittomarker,SM,knitcenterstitch,SM,knittolaststitch,KFBlaststitch.

    ContinueknittingRows1-2,slippingmarkersasyoucometothem,untilyouhavearound200stitchesoneachsideofthemarkedcenterstitch(orascloseasyoucancometo200stitches,leavingenoughyarntobindoff).EndwithRow2.Donotcutyarn.

    Eyelet Rows

    Foraddedinterest,youcanrandomlyknitanEyeletRowinstead of regular Row 1 asfollows:

    Eyelet Row 1 (RS):KFBinthefirststitch.*K2tog,YO*,repeatfrom*.*tomarker,SM,knitcenterstitch,SM,*YO,K2tog*,repeatfrom*.*tolaststitch,KFBlaststitch.Youmayneedtofudgeastitchasyouapproachthefirstmarker,andasyouapproachthelaststitchoftherow.JustmakesurethereisaYOoneithersideofthecenterstitch.Dontworrytoomuchaboutititlllookfine!

    Eyelet Row 2 (WS):SameasregularpatternRow2.

    Bind-Off OptionsBindoffusingyourfavoritemethod,oruseoneofthefollowingdecorativebind-offs.

    Picot Bind-Off

    Ifyouveneverperformedapicotbind-off,theycanbeabitstrangeatfirst.Knittyhasanicebind-offtutorial,whichincludesthepicotbind-off:http://knitty.com/ISSUEfall06/FEATfall06TT.html.

    Cast2stitchesontoendofleftneedle(IprefertousetheCableCast-Onmethod:http://www.knittinghelp.com/videos/cast-on).

    Bindoff5stitches.Asmallpicotisformed.

    by Amy A. Meade

    Continued on the following page

    3S stands for Super-Wide, Super Simple! This wide, shallow, garter-stitch triangle shawl works with any fingering weight yarn. Increases in each row form a shallow triangle with long, tapering ends. An option for eyelet rows and several decorative bind-off options help break up the garter monotony. A great tweener or traveling project!

  • 2011AmyA.Meade.Pleasefeelfreetousethispatterntoproduceshawlsforpersonaluseonly.Feelfreetodistributethispattern,as-is,initsentirety.Donotresellthispatternforprofit.

    Stitch GlossaryCvO: Caston

    KFB: Knitfrontandbackinsamestitch

    RS: Rightsideofwork

    SC: Singlecrochet

    SM: Slipmarker

    WS: Wrongsideofwork

    YO: Yarnover

    Transferstitchonrightneedlebacktotheleftneedle.

    Continuemakingpicotsinthesamemanner:

    Cast2stitchesontoleftneedle.

    Bindoff5stitches.Transferstitchonrightneedlebacktoleftneedle.

    Continuecastingon2stitches/bindingoff5stitchesuntilallstitchesareconsumed.

    Crochet Cast-Off

    Ifyouvenevercrochetedbefore,therearegoodinstructionsallovertheInternet.Youmighttryhttp://crochet.about.com/od/learntocrochet/tp/crochet-for-beginners.htm.

    Insertcrochethookintolaststitchontheknittingneedle.Liftstitchoffneedleontocrochethook,andchain5.

    *Insertcrochethookintofirst3stitchesontheleftknittingneedle.Liftthe3stitchesoffneedleontocrochethook(4stitchesonhook).Makeasinglecrochet(SC)asfollows:Yarnover,drawyarnthrough3stitches (2stitches leftonhook).Yarnover,anddrawyarn throughthe remaining2stitches (SCcompleted).

    Chain5.*

    Repeatfrom*to*untilallstitchesareconsumed.Crochetaslip-stitchtoanchorthelastopenstitchtothetipoftheshawlbodyasfollows:Insertcrochethookthroughaknitstitchattheverytipoftheshawl.Drawupaloop(2stitchesonhook).Pullthisloopthroughlastloopofthechain5.Cutyarn.Drawcutyarnendthroughloopandtighten.

    FinishingWeaveinends.Soakinwarmwaterfor10minutes.Gentlysqueezeoutexcesswater.Rollinatowelandsqueezeoutremainingexcesswater.Layonaflatsurfaceandgentlypull/patintoshape.Letdrythoroughly.Enjoy!

    DesignerAmy MeadelivesandworksinNorthDallas,TX,whereshespendsherdaysbossingpixelsaroundasagraphicdesigner.Bynight,shesaknittinfool,withseveralprojectsgoingatanygiventime,aswellasjewelrydesign.AmyisgratefulforthewarmthandcomraderieoftheLYSshehashadthepleasureofpatronizing,shopping,andteachingat.MuchlovegoesouttoThe Shepherdess,inSanDiego,CA,anditsamazingproprietress,CookySchock.

    [email protected].

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    Close-upofPicot Bind-off andEyelets

    Close-upofCrochet Cast-off