Shrugs & Shawls

for standard gauge knitting machines to download after payment.

designed and illustrated by Jo Whessell

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 Tuck stitch loose fit long cardigan in 4 ply yarn for standard gauge knitting machines

One size £3.

 

 

 Hooded tuck stitch square shaped poncho for standard gauge punch card knitting machine with ribber. This is a 4 ply pattern.

In 2 sizes - standard and long len gth. £3.95 

 

             

Tuck stitch poncho with cowl/hood and with the point down the middle. For standard gauge punch card knitting machine with ribber.  This is a 4 ply pattern.

One size adult regular. £3

 

     

 Tuck stitch pocket shawl for standard gauge punch card knitting machine using 4 ply yarn.  £2

 

 

   

 Tuck stitch striped square poncho for standard gauge punch card knitting machines with ribber.  One regular size which can easily be lengthened for tall people.   £3

 

   

Shrugs knitted in stocking stitch. One size fits all, although 2 sizes are given for the 4 ply shrug.  Instructions given for 4 ply version & an extra version for those thin industrial yarns which hate to be shaped.

This is a loose fitting shrug, a pattern which is slightly different and that’s what makes it work so well. This is NOT a rectangle with a cuff at each end.

Easy to knit, easy to complete the same day.

£5.00

 

                

 4ply Tuck stitch slash neck with Ruched 3/4 sleeves in one Easy-fit size Medium, approx 38”. To increase the size add more cast on stitches.

£3

 

   

 Fine 4 ply or 3 plyTuck Stitch Shrug. A loose fitting cocoon shape.  Suitable for punchcard and electronic machines.

£3

 

 

                

 4ply English Rib Cowl

£1.50

 

   

 Tuck stitch shawl or wrap.  The difference here is that both ends are identical - they just meet in the middle!

£2.50

  

 

 

 Afghan, shawl, shrug - call it what you may, this is knitted using 2 strands of 2/30’s yarn in a pretty tuck stitch.  Suitable for punch card machines &, of course, electronic knitting machines.

£3

          

 

 

             

    

Roger

 

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