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Seraphina Shawl Pattern by Doni


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So nice of you to share this with us! I gave Susanne from the 'Ville some Boucle to make one when we met in Vienna! - this link will make it so much easier and so much clearer to reference - much appreciated! Thanks!:cheer I love making them too :yay

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Many thanks to you; now I need to try & get my hands on some Jo-Ann Sensations Rainbow Boucle Yarn as I love the seraphinas made up with this & coud use a snug shawl the weather here is miserably wet.

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The directions are great, esp. when combined with the pics. I'm up to Row 10 and doing fine. I do have 2 questions though - are most people using an 'N' hook with WW yarn? I guess I should have known better... it looks OK but it's much.... airier? than I expected. All the finished shawls looked more... solid? than mine does. I kind of hate to think of frogging it. :-( About how many 'sequences' do you do on average (after row 14) if using say an 'L' hook?

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I'm working on one in Joann's Blue Boulce. The striping this yarn has is so wonderful! I got the hang of the pattern really quick and just love it!:manyheart

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I'm making one, too! Thank you, Doni and Amy! Is Doni one of "us" now?

I'm using Rainbow Sensations boucle in red with a K hook. I'm not crazy about this yarn-it's hard to see the stitches and it attracts cat hair, but the striping is gorgeous and well worth the effort. And it's on sale this week at JoAnn's.

For newbies: I HIGHLY recommend practicing with regular ww yarn so that you can see the stiches clearly.

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An N is going to make a much looser pattern. I'm making a spring weight one with baby yarn and an L hook. I'm sure yours will be beautiful and warm, just be a little extra careful about pulls on it.

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I bought all the yarn for three seraphinas and then i looked at the comments about how hard it was and all the trouble crocheters were having and it made me lose my confidence that i could figure it out but I went ahead anyways and had no problems, but I think the chart helped lot!

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Thank you for posting all these instructions! This is one I haven't tried yet.

I was wondering about the WW with an N hook. I think I crochet so lose that I could get by with a K hook.

Debbi

 

I crochet loosely and have made several with WW and a K hook.

If its particularly thicker WW I might grab my L.

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Yes!!! I started and frogged this shawl three times last summer, granted I didn't get very far in each of the repeats. The streamlined directions are great. Hurray for making my own Seraphine shawl, finally!

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shawl yarn usage:

 

Baby fingering H hook

 

15 balls Kroy sock yarn B or 2 mm hook—no fringe—90 rows

 

2 skeins plush 7.00 or K—No fringe

 

3 skeins plush J hook— No fringe

 

 

4 skeins plush variegated 4.5 oz

 

4 skeins Light and Lofty P hook

Thanks for giving me encouragment to try red heart with N hook..by george I got the pattern going finally!! it and it coming along just beautiful lacey and soft.:cheer

2-6 oz Red Heart yarn. N hook... really don't be afraid to try it lol

 

Thanks also for clarity of pattern dani and your little helpers too :D

the thing that helped me get this going was placing stitch markers at first on all the ch1's so I knew what was what for about 8 rows ..that is just me

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shawl yarn usage:

 

Baby fingering H hook

 

15 balls Kroy sock yarn B or 2 mm hook—no fringe—90 rows

 

2 skeins plush 7.00 or K—No fringe

 

3 skeins plush J hook— No fringe

 

 

4 skeins plush variegated 4.5 oz

 

4 skeins Light and Lofty P hook

Thanks for giving me encouragment to try red heart with N hook..by george I got the pattern going finally!! it and it coming along just beautiful lacey and soft.:cheer

2-6 oz Red Heart yarn. N hook... really don't be afraid to try it lol

 

I'm using Red Heart WW and a J hook. I crochet loose. So far I'm on my 3rd skein, but it's past my elbows and I want it that way to cover up my arms on the sides so I can use the ends to wrap around me. I decided not to use the N hook since I do crochet loose.

Debbi

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