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SKU #333999

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A scarf that evokes the complexity of an ocean in constant movement. The crystal clear waters of a Bermudian sea with its shoals and reefs, waves washing up onto a coral beach, while pastel coloured houses line the shore.

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Awesomely designed scarf or shawl | Review by Constance | Posted on 2/25/13

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I am so glad I ordered this unique pattern! I decided to go with the colorway shown in the photo, and I'm glad I did. The Noro colors are deeper and richer than what is shown in the light-drenched photo. The kit came in very fast and I would've finished it in 2 or 3 days, except I'm knitting a pair of socks and another item. No, I am not a fast knitter - not even close to being one! The pattern is simply that easy to follow.

Even though I'm in love with short-rowing now, not so long ago I was very intimidated by it. If you're a bit unsure about trying the short-row technique, just watch a few YouTube videos (there are several), then play with a few short-row swatches. Don't be afraid to experiment. That's truly all you'll need to do in order to feel comfortable making this shawl, even if it's your first short-rowed garment. Short-rowing really IS easy -- it just *looks* like you performed magic! Your fellow knitters will be wanting to know: "How did you DO that?"!

Two little tips: This pattern is well thought-out and well-written. Just TRUST the directions and then *follow* them! Make a copy of the main pages so you can mark them up, if it helps to keep track of what you did last.

To help keep track of each wrapped stitch, just place a marker next to each one. I don't use them anymore, but I used them faithfully when I first started. Enjoy!

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A scarf that evokes the complexity of an ocean in constant movement. The crystal clear waters of a Bermudian sea with its shoals and reefs, waves washing up onto a coral beach, while pastel coloured houses line the shore.The magic of short-rows,dispersed randomly throughout this piece, brings about the effect of waves cascading, one over the other. Follow the pattern to create a scarf as pictured. Or once you have grasped the concept of the scarf’s construction, place your short-row sections as you like and design a scarf that is uniquely yours. Kit uses Noro Silk Garden. Scarf shown is knit with color 264.

You will also need size US 7 32in circular needles, stitch markers and yarn needle.

Finished size from tip to tip along top edge 66in. Length 23in.
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Customer Reviews

Awesomely designed scarf or shawl | Review by Constance | Posted on 2/25/13: Quality

Price

Value

I am so glad I ordered this unique pattern! I decided to go with the colorway shown in the photo, and I'm glad I did. The Noro colors are deeper and richer than what is shown in the light-drenched photo. The kit came in very fast and I would've finished it in 2 or 3 days, except I'm knitting a pair of socks and another item. No, I am not a fast knitter - not even close to being one! The pattern is simply that easy to follow.

Even though I'm in love with short-rowing now, not so long ago I was very intimidated by it. If you're a bit unsure about trying the short-row technique, just watch a few YouTube videos (there are several), then play with a few short-row swatches. Don't be afraid to experiment. That's truly all you'll need to do in order to feel comfortable making this shawl, even if it's your first short-rowed garment. Short-rowing really IS easy -- it just *looks* like you performed magic! Your fellow knitters will be wanting to know: "How did you DO that?"!

Two little tips: This pattern is well thought-out and well-written. Just TRUST the directions and then *follow* them! Make a copy of the main pages so you can mark them up, if it helps to keep track of what you did last.

To help keep track of each wrapped stitch, just place a marker next to each one. I don't use them anymore, but I used them faithfully when I first started. Enjoy!