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shawl pattern
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cashmere cotton shawl scarf wool yarns scarf pattern

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cashmere cotton shawl scarf wool yarns knit scarf
scarf size gauge 4 in.
15 x 16
needle size
 6 mm
gauge 4 in.
18 x 24
needle size
 5.5 mm
gauge 4 in.
20 x 26
needle size
 5 mm
gauge 4 in.
22 x 29
needle size
 4.5 mm
13 x 92 cm or
5.1 x 36.2 in.
for children
5 -8 years
knit scarf 13x92 15x16 knit scarf 13x92 18x24 knit scarf 13x92 20x26 knit scarf 13x92 22x29
13 x 92 cm or
5.1 x 36.2 in.
knit scarf knit scarf (2) knit scarf knit scarf (4)
15 x 122 cm or
5.9 x 48 in.
for children
9-12 years
knit scarf 15x122 15x16 knit scarf 15x122 18x24 knit scarf 15x122 20x26 knit scarf 15x122 22x29

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scarf size gauge 4 in.
15 x 16
needle size
 6 mm
gauge 4 in.
18 x 24
needle size
 5.5 mm
gauge 4 in.
20 x 26
needle size
 5 mm
gauge 4 in.
22 x 29
needle size
 4.5 mm
30 x 155 cm or
11.8 x 61 in.
for adults
knit scarf 30x155 15x16 knit scarf 30x155 18x24 knit scarf 30x155 20x26 knit scarf 30x155 22x29
30 x 155 cm or
11.8 x 61 in.
knit scarf (0) knit scarf knit scarf (8)
45 x 180 cm or
17.7 x 70.9 in.
for adults
knit scarf 45x180 15x16 knit scarf 45x180 18x24 knit scarf 45x180 20x26 knit scarf 45x180 22x29
45 x 180 cm or
17.7 x 70.9 in.
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How to knit scarf ;

1= knit 1, purl 1

2= knit row 1 and 3
    purl row 2 and 4
    purl row 5
    knit row 6
    rep row 1 - 6

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Stocking
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with squares
10 x 10 cm
or 4 x 4 in.
20 x 120 30 x 140 30 x 140 30 x 150
basic
scarf patterns
with crocheted
granny squares
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scarf (6) scarf (8)
The craft of knitting garments such as scarf's is an important trade in some countries.
Hand-knitted scarf's are still common as gifts as well.

In haute couture, the French fashion company, Hermès is famous internationally for its scarf's.

In cold climates, a thick knitted scarf (also called a muffler in America), often of wool, is tied around the neck to keep warm. This is usually accompanied by a warm hat and heavy coat.

In drier, dustier climates, a thin headscarf, kerchief, or bandanna is often worn over the head to keep the hair clean. Over time, this custom has evolved into a fashionable item in many cultures, particularly among women. The cravat, an ancestor of the necktie and bow tie, evolved from scarf's of this sort in Croatia.
Picture of clothes model click and see what your pattern will look like
the numbers; for instance 8 x 12 = your gauge
so you have to knit a tension swatch first
then choose your pattern with the right gauge
knitshawl  crochet pattern triangle shawl Knitting patterns for
shawls  gauge 4 in.
knitshawl  
15 x 20     shawl  
18 x 24 pattern   shawl  
20 x 26 pattern   shawl  
22 x 28 pattern      
24 x 32 pattern   shawl  
27 x 36 pattern   shawl  
30 x 40 pattern      
33 x 44 pattern      
knitshawl shawl 1 knitting pattern gauge; between 24 and 30 stitches per 10 cm
Shetland shawl 2 knitting pattern gauge; between 18 and 21 stitches per 10 cm
knitshawl shawl 160 cms
x 85 cms
gauge 9 x 17 
needle size 9mm
cast on 1 stitch    
increase at beginning of each and every row, 1 stitch
cast of at 144 stitches
make fringe
  ( 64 in. ) x ( 34 in.)
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knitshawl sideways knitshawl Half circle shawl
triangle shawl  16 x 22 free patterns free patterns 15 x 20 free patterns
triangle shawl  18 x 24 free patterns free patterns 18 x 24 free patterns
triangle shawl  20 x 28 free patterns free patterns 20 x 26 free patterns
triangle shawl  24 x 32 free patterns free patterns 24 x 32 free patterns
triangle shawl  27 x 36 free patterns free patterns 27 x 36 free patterns
A shawl (from Persian Shāl ) is an extremely simple item of clothes, loosely worn over the shoulders, upper body and arms, sometimes also over the head. It is usually a rectangular or square piece of cloth, often folded to make a triangle, but can also be triangular in shape to begin with.

The first shawls, or "shals" were part of traditional male costume in Kashmir. They were woven in extremely fine woolen twill, some were even said to be so fine as to fit through a ring. They could be in one color only, woven in different colors (called tilikar), ornately woven or embroidered (called ameli).

Indian shawls also known as Cashmere ( Kashmir) shawls were high-fashion garments in Western Europe in the early- to mid-nineteenth century. Imitation Indian shawls woven in Paisley, Renfrewshire are the origin of the name of the traditional paisley pattern.
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