KNITTING PATTERN BUNDLE: Hope Shawl // Super Bulky & Bulky Weights // Pocket Shawl // Beginner Knitter // Knit Pocket Shawl Pattern
KNITTING PATTERN BUNDLE: Hope Shawl // Super Bulky & Bulky Weights // Pocket Shawl // Beginner Knitter // Knit Pocket Shawl Pattern
***Please note: KNITTING PATTERNS ONLY!***
This includes PDF digital downloads, NOT the finished products.
» If you are interested in purchasing one of these lovely shawls, I am happy to take a custom order - click here: Made To Order Hope Shawl.
INCLUDED:
• This bundle includes 2 PDF downloads, of both knitting patterns for the super bulky (size 6) and bulky weights (size 5) yarns Hope Shawls.
» Want to wear a blanket with pockets in public? The Hope Shawl makes that socially acceptable. My first version of this design used super bulky yarn, making it a quicker knit, but also very heavy and obviously…bulky. I decided to translate my best selling pattern into a lighter version, which takes longer with the smaller yarn, but I am absolutely in love with the result! I hope you enjoy both versions as much as I do!
BULKY:
• Yarn: pattern includes instructions for a variety of bulky/size 5 yarns - which have a huge range in sizes.
• Pattern includes a chart for yarn/needles/gauge/yardage/WPI, so this design is sort of a “pick your own adventure” style.
• Testing your gauge will be crucial.
SUPER BULKY:
• Yarn: you will need 5 skeins of Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick and Quick or 490 yards of size 6 (super bulky) yarn, PLUS EXTRA if adding fringe.
• This is a knitting pattern for adventurous beginner knitters. The body of the shawl is a very mindless knit, but attaching the pockets might be a new skill for you to learn. But don't worry - I include step by step tutorials for visual learners.
• Designer assumes the user is familiar with knit, and purl stitches. Written in standard American knitting instructions.
» July 2020, the “perfect pocket shawl” started circulating Facebook and Instagram like wildfire. Many friends and family tagged me in posts, asking me to make one. But there was one problem - it’s a crochet pattern! Unfortunately, I can’t crochet, and not for lack of trying. My brain simply refuses to learn! So, I decided to interpret the design into knit, using a super bulky yarn to speed up the process. My friend Hope volunteered to be my first customer of this design, so this shawl is named after her. The word “hope” is also extremely meaningful to me this year, as the world is in a state of chaos. Hope is powerful, and we need every bit of it right now. Remember that, every time you put on your Hope Shawl. Wrap yourself up in it.
**NO RETURNS ON DIGITAL ITEMS**
• I do not offer refunds, returns or cancellations on purchases of digital files. I state clearly in the listing, on the photo, and in the description that it is a DIGITAL FILE. If a customer purchases it thinking it is a finished item, that is the customers error.
Your files will be available to download once payment is confirmed.
• Please do not copy, share alter or sell this pattern, but finished products are permissible for sale. I only ask that you give credit to Alabaster Purl. I would love to see your work, so if you're on Instagram, use hashtag #alabasterpurl and #hopeshawl