RoseRed's version of the SERAFINA SHAWL Pattern

[Grammy Roberts]

Oh thank you very much Redrose for answering my questions. That is what I thought but just wanted to be sure.

Now I off to work on the one I have started.

[RoseRed]

Your welcome. I can't wait to see it!

[MyGirlFriday]

This is an awesome thread!! I will be working one of these up this year that is for sure!!

Thanks for posting ~

mgf~

[HappyOldCro]

Beautiful job, I have a copy of the other versions, but have not attempted them yet. Once I get through this afghan I am working on I may have to do it.

[goodtaste]

Lovely shawls. Very nice job!

[Rsaulsbury40]

WOW! I love the 1st picture (different shades of purple?) and the 3rd (black, gray & white). They are all beautiful, but those are my favorite. Those 2 look like butterflys!

[RoseRed]

Nope - not purple - that's the Joann's sensations in red/cranberry. I LOVE the natural striping of that yarn.

[crochetbydiana]

Super big thank you!

I've made one Seraphina by Doni and gifted it to a sil.

Will now have to try out your version.

[Rsaulsbury40]

Nope - not purple - that's the Joann's sensations in red/cranberry. I LOVE the natural striping of that yarn.

 

Those are usually not colors I work with too much, but it looks absolutly wonderful on this shawl. I have a cousin who would LOVE this. TFS!

[cats8people4]

Beautiful! I love this pattern and have used it to make several gift shawls.

[Ashton_V]

Wonderful shawl, I love the look of the stripe pattern.

[PetraDae]

Thank you! they are so lovely!

[redrose51]

hello all. when i try to print the pattern from the pdf file. its says cant open. or no file available. . can someone help me please. I'd love to try and give this a try. the shawl is so beautiful.

 

thank you.

patty

[RoseRed]

That's odd because I just tried it and it opened right up for me.

 

PM me your email address and I'll email you a copy of the pdf. If it doesn't open from there I really don't know what else to try other than copy and pasting it from here into a word doc.

[Amy]

hello all. when i try to print the pattern from the pdf file. its says cant open. or no file available. . can someone help me please. I'd love to try and give this a try. the shawl is so beautiful.

 

thank you.

patty

 

Hmmm, not sure what's happening here. Did you actually download the file to your computer and save it? If so, it's possible something happened when saving the file, like maybe your computer didn't save the whole thing (if you were having trouble with your connection) or the file got corrupted. Try deleting that file from your computer and downloading it again.

 

If you're having trouble when trying to access the file here on Crochetville, be sure you're logged on to Crochetville. You can only open/download the file if you're logged on.

 

Also be sure that you have the most current version of Adobe Reader on your computer.

[crouchingcheese]

Hi there! I'm new here and pretty new to crochet,but LOVED this shawl and went and bought the materials for it last night and started making it.

 

I've finished row nine,but I have a question after that. Do I just basically repeat row nine,and only add a dc after the BR, around each side of the shell, and before the ER? Do I add any more hdcv1 stitches anywhere, or increase the hdcv1s?

 

An example of what rows ten and eleven should look like would be VERY helpful,as I'm still learning. I've done a couple of rows after nine that look nice, but they don't like look your pictures (there aren't enough "points" around the edge).

 

Thanks in advance!!

[RoseRed]

I've finished row nine,but I have a question after that. Do I just basically repeat row nine,and only add a dc after the BR, around each side of the shell, and before the ER? Do I add any more hdcv1 stitches anywhere, or increase the hdcv1s?

 

An example of what rows ten and eleven should look like would be VERY helpful,as I'm still learning. I've done a couple of rows after nine that look nice, but they don't like look your pictures (there aren't enough "points" around the edge).

 

If you look at the sample picture in the pdf it goes through Row 10.

 

Yes, you'll add an extra dc at the very beginning, the very end and on each side of center.

 

You do not add another hdcV1 until you have enough dcs to split the pattern again.

 

If you look at the picture in the pdf you'll see that there are only 5 shells and 4 places where you will build your shells.

 

This is more than just a new pattern. It's a new concept as well (kinda like the round ripple) At some point you'll have that lightbulb moment and it'll all 'click'.

 

I'll do my best to help but I really need a picture of what you have to be able to give you accurate advice.

[alibra]

Very nice, thanks RoseRed for sharing your pattern...both shawls are beautiful!!

[rscowtown]

ooh that is awesome!

[janetmarie]

love this shawl pattern - will have to try it - thanks for sharing!

 

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[LineDancrS]

Redrose

i Love The Color Combinations You've Done Here With the Shawl. :clapI Expecially Love The Pink & Purplish At the Top, And the Blue & Pink, :cheerAnd the Blue & White One. Beautiful Work

Dottie In Va

[RoseRed]

Thank you

[Nuuriell]

Very lovely shawls, RoseRed, and thanks for the pattern. I've made 3 in the last 2 weeks for my 5-year-old. ^_^

 

I have a question about the variegated pink one you made: Would you happen to know the yardage and hook you used? I'd like to use the same type of yarn (a different colour, though) for a friend, and I would have to order the yarn online.

 

Thank-you for your time. ^_^

 

nuu

[RoseRed]

I used a full pound skein of Joann's Sensations Boucle. I don't know the yardage - I just used the whole thing.

 

unfortunately - they don't have that color in stock. You can see the gray/pink on the top of the pile in the big picture at the top of the page. http://www.joann.com/joann/catalog/productdetail.jsp?CATID=cat1780&PRODID=prd50511

[pineapplequeen]

So pretty!!!