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    Bobble Shawl

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    Petunia Silk
    This document provides instructions for making a bobble shawl. The shawl is worked from the top down using linen or wool yarn. It is made by repeating Row 2, increasing stitches on each side of the middle stitches, until there are 105 stitches on each side. An edge is then added by making chains and single crochets separated by bobble stitches in the chains. The edge is repeated until the shawl reaches the desired size, then it is dampened and blocked before drying.

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    Bobble Shawl

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    This document provides instructions for making a bobble shawl. The shawl is worked from the top down using linen or wool yarn. It is made by repeating Row 2, increasing stitches on each side of the middle stitches, until there are 105 stitches on each side. An edge is then added by making chains and single crochets separated by bobble stitches in the chains. The edge is repeated until the shawl reaches the desired size, then it is dampened and blocked before drying.

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    This document provides instructions for making a bobble shawl. The shawl is worked from the top down using linen or wool yarn. It is made by repeating Row 2, increasing stitches on each side of the middle stitches, until there are 105 stitches on each side. An edge is then added by making chains and single crochets separated by bobble stitches in the chains. The edge is repeated until the shawl reaches the desired size, then it is dampened and blocked before drying.

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    Bobble Shawl

    Uploaded by

    Petunia Silk
    This document provides instructions for making a bobble shawl. The shawl is worked from the top down using linen or wool yarn. It is made by repeating Row 2, increasing stitches on each side of the middle stitches, until there are 105 stitches on each side. An edge is then added by making chains and single crochets separated by bobble stitches in the chains. The edge is repeated until the shawl reaches the desired size, then it is dampened and blocked before drying.

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    Bobble

    shawl
    Materials: 200 g Ullcentrum Linea linen yarn or 200 g Ullcentrum 2-ply wool yarn Crochet hook size 4 mm/ US G The shawl is worked top down Abbreviations (US terms): ch = chain sl st = slip stitch sc = single crochet dc = double crochet ch sp = chain space Tip Bobbles are made with half made dc Start with 1 sl st in middle st of the 7 chained, ch1 Work five double crochet into same stitch, leaving the last loop of each on the hook Yarn over and pull yarn through all six loops on the hook

    Pattern ch 5 and form into a ring with a sl st Row 1: ch3, 2dc, ch2 (= middle stitches, tip of shawl) 3dc, turn Row 2: ch3, 2dc in ch sp-1, 1 dc in ea ch sp up to middle st, 2dc, ch 2, 2 dc in middle st, 1dc in ea ch sp until second to last ch sp, 3dc in last ch sp, turn Repeat row 2 until 35 rows are worked = 105 st at ea side of middle st, do NOT turn but work 3sc around ea dc along upper edge of shawl Edge: Row 1: 1sc in ch sp-1, *ch7, skip 3 ch sp, 1sc in next ch sp (= ch7, 1 sc in every 4th ch sp)*, repeat *-* until middle st, ch7, 1sc in middle st, repeat *-* until end of row, ch 7, turn Row 2: Work 1 bobble in middle st on 1st ch sp, *ch7, 1 bobble in middle st of next ch sp*, repeat *-* until middle st, ch7, 1 sc in middle ch sp, repeat *-* until end of row Repeat row 2 until end of yarn or required size Break yarn and pull through last st Weave in all loose ends Dampen shawl, block it and leave to dry
    @ Pia Lindn

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