After several requests for a written pattern for Hap Shawls I decided to put one together.
Written and charted instructions are provided as is yardage for a DK and fingering weight version.
This pattern shows how to make a Hap Shawl using the borders outward method. This means that extra repeats of the Hap Shell border can be worked to make a larger shawl, and there's no seaming!
Written and charted instructions are provided as is yardage for a DK and fingering weight version.
This pattern shows how to make a Hap Shawl using the borders outward method. This means that extra repeats of the Hap Shell border can be worked to make a larger shawl, and there's no seaming!
A ‘Hansel’ is a gift to mark a special occasion, such as the birth of a baby.
Size:
Approx 45 inches square
Needles:
US #8/5mm 32 inch circular needle
US #8/5mm DPN (only 1 is needed)
Yarn:
2 ply Jumper Weight shawl: 1000 yrds MC, 250 yrds of 4 other contrast colours.
DK Weight shawl: 900 yrds MC, 200 yrds of 4 other contrast colours.
Shown in Green Mtn Spinnery Alpaca Elegance.
Notions:
Stitch Markers
Row Counter
Tapestry Needle
Gauge:
16 sts and 30 rows = 4 inches in Garter st on US#8/5mm needles.
$5.00
6 comments:
This looks just like the haps my grandmother used to make, right down to the colours. I'm not sure I have the patience for this, but I did successfully make your aestlight shawl, so I might give this a go sometime.
Jacqueline
Oh! This is great! I have been wanting to make one of these, since I saw yours over a year ago. I just purchased the pattern, and I'm excited! Thank you!
Mmm...that looks so warm and snuggly--perfect for fall!
Bravo! I have been in love with this shawl since you first posted on it & am currently working on Jared Flood's hap shawl pattern, cannot wait to try yours as well! Thank you.
Oh, I love this! Thank you!
It really makes me want to snuggle up with it and drink some warm tea! This is lovely : )
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