Blue Ridge Yarns “Typhoon” Designed by Susan Patricia Hansen Materials Yarn: Blue Ridge Yarns Jubilee, 4 - 400yd skeins of Evergreen Needles: Size 7 (4.50mm) DPNS, size 8 (5.00mm) circular, size 9 (5.50mm) circular, Crochet hook Size H. Stitch Markers: Lots of them! Blocked Size: 90+ inches across Note: This pattern is circular and requires that you use DPN’s or any method you prefer to begin the center of the circle. Notations will be put before the beginning of each pattern if there is a needle change. When the final row is completed, there will be instructions on how to crochet the shawl off the needles! This circular shawl is based on Elizabeth Zimmerman’s Pi formula. The best part of knitting in the round, you will never have to turn your work in progress around to the back!! Pattern stitches: k-knit p-purl k2tg- knit 2 stitches together k3tg-knit 3 stitches together sskp: slip the first stitch, knit the next stitch and pass slipped stitch over the knitted stitch and off the needle. yo-yarn over pm-place marker Pattern: Begin with size 7 DPNs or other method of choice (magic loop, 2 circs). Cast on 9 stitches, 3 on each dpn. Being very careful, join the circle making sure that the stitches are not twisted. This will be very noticeable when the shawl is completed. Knit 1 row. Increase row: *K1, yo* ending with a total of 18 stitches. Row 1: knit Row 2: *k2tg, yo* all the way around. Row 3: knit Increase row: *k1, yo* ending with a total of 36 stitches. Row Row Row Row Row Row 1: 2: 3: 4: 5: 6: *k2tg, yo* all the way around. knit *k2tg, yo* all the way around. knit *k2tg, yo* all the way around. knit Increase row: *k1, yo* all the way around with a total of 72 stitches. Note: Here is where you will begin to use your stitch markers. Change to Size 8 (5.00mm) Needles Row 1: *p3, yo, k4, k2tg, k3, pm, * repeat * * to end. Row 2: *p3, k1, yo, k4, k2tg, k2* repeat * * to end Row 3: *p3, k2, yo, k4, k2tg, k1* repeat * * to end Row 4: *p3, k3, yo, k4, k2tg* repeat * * to end Repeat rows 1-4 3 times then: Knit one row Increase row: *k1, yo* all the way around with a total of 144 stitches. At this point you may be able to switch to one circular needle, depending on how tight or loose you knit. Row 1: *k3, yo, k3tg, yo, k2, Row 2: Knit Row3: *k2, yo, k3tg, yo, k2, Row 4: Knit Row 5: *k1, yo, k3tg, yo, k2, Row 6: Knit Row 7: *k2, yo, k3tg, yo, k2, Row 8: knit Repeat rows 1-8 3 times. yo, k3tg, yo, k2,yo, k2tg, yo ,pm repeat * * to the end. yo, k3tg, yo, k2, yo, k3tg, yo, k1* repeat * * to end. yo, k3tg, yo, k2, yo, k3tg, yo, k2* repeat * * to end. yo, k3tg, yo, k2, yo, k3tg, yo, k1* repeat * * to end Change to size 9 (5.50mm) Needles Increase row: *k1, yo* all the way around with a total of 288 stitches. Row 1: *sskp, yo, sskp, yo, sskp, yo, sskp, yo, k8* pm, repeat * * to end. Row 2: Knit Row 3: repeat row 1 Row 4: Knit Row 5: repeat row 1 Row 6: Knit Row 7: repeat row 1 Row 8: Knit Row 9: *k8, yo, k2tg, yo, k2tg, yo, k2tg, yo, k2tg* repeat * * to end. Row 10: Knit Row 11: repeat row 9 Row 12: Knit Row 13: repeat row 9 Row 14: Knit Row 15: repeat row 9 Row 16: Knit Repeat rows 1-16 3 times. Increase row: *k1, yo* all the way around with a total of 576 stitches. Row 1: *yo, k2, sskp, k2tg, k2, yo, k1* pm repeat * * to end. Row 2: Knit Row 3: *k1, yo, k2, sskp, k2tg, k2, yo* repeat * * to end. Row 4: Knit Repeat rows 1-4 10 times. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 1: 2: 3: 4: 5: 6: 7: 8: *k4, yo, sskp, Knit *k2, k2tg, yo, Knit *k1, k2tg, yo, Knit *k2tg, yo, k5, Knit k3* pm repeat * * to end k1, yo, sskp, k2* repeat * * to end k3, yo, sskp, k1* repeat * * to end yo sskp* repeat * * to end. This is the last section! Almost done! Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 1: 2: 3: 4: 5: 6 7: 8: 9: *k1, yo, sskp, k6, yo, k2tg, k5, sskp, yo* pm repeat * * to end Knit *k3, yo,sskp, yo, sskp, yo, sskp, k1, k2tg, yo, k2tg, yo, k2tg, yo* repeat * * to end Knit *k4, yo, sskp, yo, sskp, yo, k3tg, yo, k2tg, yo, k2tg, yo, k3* repeat * * to end Knit *k5, yo, sskp, yo, sskp, k2tg, yo, k2ntg, yo, k5* repeat * * to end Knit *k8, yo, k3tg, yo, k7* repeat * * to end Now to the bind off of this newly created circular shawl! You will use your crochet hook and using the last stitch knitted, slip the crochet hook into that and take off the needle. *Insert the hook into the next stitch on left needled and slip off, two loops on the crochet hook now. Do a single crochet, leaving one stitch on hook.* Repeat this process until all the stitches are off the needle. Remember to crochet off you stitches very loosely otherwise, your edge will be smaller than the actual stitches knitted. Have fun and enjoy this very simple but elegant circular shawl pattern.
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