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[Pattern] Pumila shawl by Ayano Tanaka

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This mini shawl pattern, designed by Ayano Tanaka, is perfect for the chilly spring and fall seasons.

This design is an adaptation of the Nup p (beading) technique used in Estonian Haapsalu lace , and features a string of small berries.

You can have fun by changing the material, such as linen or wool, and by changing the thickness of the thread.

⚠This is only the pattern.

I have a set of cashmere available to knit this pattern, which you can purchase here .

[About the pattern]

Designer: Ayano Tanaka

Materials: Approximately 200m of Sport size yarn (when knitting with one thread)

Tools: Knitting needles, size 7 (4.2 mm)

Approximate finished size: 116 cm long, 20 cm wide



[Pattern] Pumila shawl by Ayano Tanaka
[Pattern] Pumila shawl by Ayano Tanaka Sale price$4.00Tax included.

Recommended needle size from the number

Be sure to knit a swatch and adjust it, as it will vary depending on the tightness of your own hands and the length of the material's fur.
Thickness Name Number Length (m) Needle size mm Crochet hook size
Super Thick Less than 1/1 Under 100 Size 7 and up 0 or more 10/0 or higher
Extra Thick 1/1-1/2 100–200 Size 10 to 15 5.1 - 6.6 8/0 - 10/0
Average 1/2 to 1/3 200–300 Size 7 to 10 4.2 - 5.1 5/0 - 7/0
Gota 1/2.5 to 1/4 250-400 Size 4 to 7 3.3 - 4.2 4/0 - 5/0
Medium Fine 1/3.5 to 1/5 350–500 No. 2 to No. 4 2.7 - 3.3 2/0 - 4/0
Combined 1/4.8 to 1/8 480–800 No. 1 to No. 3 2.4 - 3.0 1/0 - 3/0
Ultra-fine 1/8 - 1/12 800~1200 Size 0 to 2 2.1 - 2.7 Lace needles ~2/0
Ultra-fine 1/13 or more Under 1300 No. 0 2.1 or less Lace Needles

The key to knitting with industrial yarns!

The second stitch is sweeter! ...Knit loose and fluffy!

Industrial yarns are waxed to make them easier to knit with machines, and they are designed to be washed at the end of the process, so they may have oil or solvents on them.
By washing at the appropriate temperature, dirt is removed and the fibers become fluffy, so the key is to knit a bit loosely (softly).

Be sure to knit a swatch for testing!

Since wool and similar fibers tend to shrink, it's important to knit a swatch and calculate the shrinkage rate.
For items with longer fibers, gently pressing them while washing will enhance the texture.

How to wash industrial yarns at home

1

Iron

First, the finishing iron and steam are applied to the stitch.

2

Pre-washing

Soak in hot water (no detergent) for about 15 minutes at 40°C or less

3

Washing

(detergent wash, neutral detergent Emaar, etc.) Wash as desired, or if you want to fluff out the yarn, wash it with a leftover cloth or other material and rub it to make it fluffier.

4

Rinsing

Change the hot water and rinse until the water is clean.

5

Finishing touches

Use fabric softener if desired. Use of fabric softener will further improve the texture.

6

Dehydration

If using a washing machine, place in a net for 30 seconds to 1 minute. Light towel drying is also acceptable.

7

Dryness

We recommend drying flat in the shade.

8

Steam iron

Organize shapes and stitch nicely.