Henslowe - Knitting Pattern

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I found This knitting shawl pattern on Ravelry...

With a nod to Shetland lace shawl construction, Henslowe’s elongated shape, lacy curves and knitted-on edging strike a balance between practicality and style, traditional and modern.

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Multnomah - Free Pattern

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I found This knitting shawl pattern link on Pinterest...

Kate Ray: "Multnomah County, in northwestern Oregon, is home to a place very near and dear to my heart: the city of Portland. While there are many reasons I love it, one thing that always stands out is how lush it is with vegetation. Trees and leafy vines grow absolutely everywhere.

The idea for this shawl was conceived while I was at home, but about 2/3 of the way through knitting it my husband and I made the 6-hour drive from our house to Portland. I’d been kicking several names around in my head, but nothing seemed right. Then we crossed the Multnomah county line. I looked at the landscape speeding by outside my window, then down at the knitting I had in my hands, and the colors of it were the same. And right then I knew my shawl finally had a name."

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Endless Rainbow - Knitting Pattern

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What beautiful shawl knitting pattern! I found it on Ravelry...

Rainbow-colored yarns are all over the knitting world right now, and this is the pattern to make them really shine! On a semisolid background, the beautiful colors really stand out in thin stripes. On one edge of this long, triangular shawlette the yarn is given the opportunity to pool prettily in decorative little triangles. “Endless Rainbow” will look nice in a lot of different combinations of a solid and a multicolor fingering weight yarn. The reverse side looks good, too...

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