Super Easy Knitted Triangle Shawl!

[@kristinreid6274]

You have been such an inspiration to me!!! I've been crocheting for about 30 years and I have tried to learn knitting, but failed and gave up twice already. I got a wild hair today and bought knitting needles. Again. The difference this time? I have you. I watched your video for this and the double sided stockinette and while I struggled with the stockinette I am actually getting this shawl!!!!!!! Thank you for being you and for being here for all of us. I recommend you to EVERYONE whether they mention wanting to learn to crochet or want new and interesting patterns. Tons of love from your biggest spiderette fan!

[@mrnwllm]

You are - without a doubt my absolute favorite and your instryctional videos are easy to understand, follow and on point. I find myself coming back looking for more videos! Thank you. You are wonderful, fabulous, precise, neat, oh goodness, is the check in the mail? Lol no kidding, I share with seniors in my classes and they adore you!

[@ASA-bl3hw]

Defo a teacher

[@claudiazelli6803]

This is FANTASTIC...I have trouble with the markers so this pattern is perfect for me right now. I'm going to jazz them up with beautiful ruffles, beads, tassels, etc. The beautiful yarn colors will make it exciting and the decorations will make them truly unique!! Maybe with more experience I will be able to use the patterns with markers. Thank you for your peaceful voice, patience and great teaching skills...you're the best!!

[@raineylee]

Beautiful shawl!! I'm a crocheter and this video has helped me to understand the measurements. Now I will give this a try. Thanks!!

[@katgallant8637]

Thank you fiber spider. I watched your video and knitted my first shawl.....your triangle shawl. I used size 10 needles and Caron cake rum raisin to knit this shawl. I used almost 2 cakes and I think the size is just right. I am gifting my shawl to a relative who is having chemo. I hope she likes it and it keeps her warm :)

[@alicedooley205]

Love your videos. You explain everything so well. Us beginners love this. I started knitting and crocheting when i quit smoking and you are so calming your voice is nice. Thank you and do more tutorials. God bless.

[@mistysharpe9996]

I cannot wait to make this shawl for my mother. I love your videos. You are so amazing and you create such beautiful things. Thank you for making your videos.

[@jadecampbell2446]

Thanks for the neater way to increase fiber spider!! you have a wonderfully warm soothing voice to listen to, it was such a pleasure.

[@patriciarobbins1423]

I'm making this shawl, but instead of using kfb for the increase, I'm doing a YO after the second stitch. I like the border it makes. I'm using Sweet Rolls yarn instead of Caron Cakes. . I only have two balls so hoping that's enough. Thanks for the awesome tutorial!

[@FiberSpider]

That's awesome, I love it when people tweak patterns with a bit of ingenuity 😉

[@laverneraithel5201]

I am glad to know how to KFB from the great video but I am also glad for your comment. I tried using YO instead of KFB and it easier for me and I also like the border it makes. Thanks!

[@Felicity2121]

@@FiberSpider you can also do kfb but just slip the stitch at the back for a different look. Could I do this in dk ? What size needles would you use 4mm or bigger? Thanks. I’m a beginner 🙃

[@19ripcord70]

I love your video! Your calm voice is very soothing also!

[@carolelapointe5161]

Soothing voice reminds me of Mr. Roger's neighborhood. Great video.

[@belleboucles3646]

Love this shawl and the ease of the garter stitch. So, out of interest, could you knit this in the seed stitch. Starting off with 3 x stitches and increasing at the beginning to make the same triangular shape? Thanks so much. ❤

[@sharonflaherty7454]

Thank you I'm learning knitting I'm loving it ,I've made lots of hats and blankets for family and Friend's .

[@denisec4777]

Thanks for this tutorial! I'm loving this pattern, about halfway now. It's the first of many to come. 😊

[@kjlouisi4630]

Thank you for the lesson! I am so happy and proud to learn a new stitch! I am a begginer and this shawl is perfect for me to cut my teeth on. Thank you so so much! I am a new subscriber and will take a look at more of your how to videos and going now to follow you on instagram and post you my progression . Chow!

[@rowdeo8968]

Hi, thank you for the gentle voice and not over talking a project to death! Question: regarding a triangular (I had made a scarf with knit only as per this tutorial and I love it) but in checking out other styles, I would like a shawl with a center peep hole. It seems the only way to do this is to cast on three, for six rows, then pick up stitches totaling nine (see Marly Bird) a very awkward annoying and more complicated procedure. Crochet allows for such an easier way to make a peep hole uncomplicated triangular shawl. Any idea?

[@rosemorre2464]

Combining this with your scarf tutorial, you knit to desired length then start the decrease stage. It is like the decrease stage is in two parts, the first, with an inc on one end and dec on the other, knit ws rows. At what point would you start the decrease triangle? A certain number of rows in or by intuition? I have searched high and low for a way to make a rectangular bias blanket. This I am sure is the answer if I can get the details down. You are really great at this and I really appreciate the effort.

[@knitpurlsquirrelwithgrannydee]

Knitting shawls is my jam so thanks!

[@lesliewolff2365]

I have a hard time doing this front to back to add a stitch but I keep trying maybe I'll get it eventually. Thank you for the lesson.

[@u.s.n.retired1995]

I'm making my shawl now using Mandala yarn. Thus far it's pretty, and thanks to this tutorial real easy. I appreciate your video.

[@FiberSpider]

Would love to see what you create! Can you please share with me on Instagram? I've got the same name there too. Haven't worked with that yarn yet, but it's on my to-do list lol

[@u.s.n.retired1995]

I don't have an instagram account. But, since you're helping me with my knitting I might make an account because you've asked to see my work. I imagine I'll finish this in a few weeks what with having to work and all. I'll be happy to send you a pic of the finished garment. Take care.

[@nancyjohnson8939]

I love this pattern I am going to start one when I get home from work!

[@laurafinn8371]

Love this! First time I’m going to try circular needles. Ty!

[@renatakimmerly6497]

You are so interesting to listen to and make things easy to understand. LOVE this video and subscribing !

[@tansleypotts9486]

I love caron cake yarn thank you for the easy pattern I'm going to give it a try thanks again love your soothing voice

[@denisemartinez6456]

Just a quick question if you don't mind this starts at the bottom point correct? I'm a beginner knitter ( been crocheting since age 5) I just started this and then realized it has three points but figured that we start at the bottom then the rest just falls in place as we knit along. Also can I double the yarn without affecting the drape for a warmer shawl?? Ty so much for your wonderful tuotorials. I enjoy these so much! I can't wait to learn socks. That's been the whole reason I learned knitting lol beanies and socks. 💜

[@FiberSpider]

No problem, yup you begin at the bottom point and increase it to the point where you want the top width to be. Also you can double your yarn, but will need to use bigger needles to maintain the drape.

[@denisemartinez6456]

@@FiberSpider thank you for your reply and the tops as well. I do appreciate the advice and video's. We don't know many folks yet here in our teeny town, that I could buddy up with in crafts.. Yet. 🤔😀♥️. But KZbin really helps as does your channel. Thanks again from Dee in NM

[@MandyCloud55]

I love this , I also used the Caron Cakes , I am wondering , how too go about decreasing , too maybe make a blanket , like corner too corner crochet ones, only knitted using this method ?

[@FiberSpider]

+Sheri Carde thank you! Actually you can conceivably make a corner to corner blanket using this video and another one I did for reference kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKnOqGuso9Gkm5o It's my diagonal garter stitch scarf tutorial. The principal is the same and totally applicable to different dimensions, all you have to do is change the number of stitches to accommodate the size you are aiming for. You can do it! 😉

[@MandyCloud55]

Thank you ! I am going too give it a go, I have allot knitted already :)

[@sandygrogg1203]

Thank you! I'm a fairly new Knitter...wanting to make my first Shawl.. I can do this! And.. your Shaw looks so comfy .. beautiful, too..

[@MandyCloud55]

That is good and easy! Thank you so much!

[@rajalakshmibalachandran7141]

Sheri Carde translate on tamil

[@patricecooper8419]

I have a couple of skeins of yarn. Will 2 of them be enough to make this shawl? I really would like to know please.

[@pamkerrish8546]

2 x 100 grams will be more than enough.

[@patricecooper8419]

@@pamkerrish8546 Thank you kindly

[@cindye3365]

Yay! I want to try. I have one question-did you knit an entire row with the two different colors of yarn to help with the color change?

[@watchgoose]

"stockinette"? all knit stitches? mmmmm............

[@LearnandPlayEveryday]

Can I ask how many stitches you had at the end? On the wing span? Thnks!

[@suzannestalcup6900]

I think he said approximately 230 stitches, When I divided 230 by 3.5=almost 66 inches. Hope this helps!!

[@meganfanning4651]

Love how clear and easy to follow your video is! Do you make the 36 inch circular needles work for this by just scrunching up the top to fit a much longer length shawl on them? Thank you!!!

[@juliecorbeil9060]

Hi, love your video. I’m using circular needles. I’ve used the Caron Cakes as well but the colour is Rice Pudding. I’m on my second skein, more than half way through and am only at approx. 140 stitches. Am confused as you said in your video one skein and a half and you had 230 stitches. Did you mean 130?

[@knitpurlsquirrelwithgrannydee]

Do you have a really easy crochet triangular shawl pattern for a beginner? TIA

[@piper_lori-williams-tudhope]

This is classic beauty! Reminds me of something Tess of the d Urbervilles wears!

[@tammyk.stresslessjoy1524]

Great I’m learning how to knit love your work

[@GoddesseyCreations]

what kind of needles do u use when it gets wider ? i cant find needles long enough

[@mariannebelanger5967]

Hi - I love your video instructions and I have used 2 skeins of Malabrigo pure merino superwash with approximately 210 yards, 100 grams, 4.5 - 5.5 sts per inch, on 6 mm needles. I just started a new skin (#3) and I have 168 stitches and need to do 62 more rows to be at your suggested 230 stitches across. How many skeins do you think I may need? I have a total of 4.

[@ZindaSeverna]

Thank you fiber, It's lovely, certainly one I would wear on a cold evening. Wish you a great day or evening xx

[@juliacaraballo8658]

Did u start your cake in the center? Thanks

[@FiberSpider]

Yes, I did. 9 times out of 10, I pull from the center and ball it before stitching, that way I know if there are any knots that have to be cut out and dealt with. It's my way of scanning the yarn for any possible defects, I like to err on the side of caution 😊

[@juliacaraballo8658]

Thanks, i will also do. I have 2 skeins of cake pop starting tonite. New knitter and i know i can do it, thanks again.

[@yasmindesai3107]

Hi can you use this same pattern for baby blanket or adults blanket and how many stitches thank you

[@penniesworth]

Thank you. Only you have shown this clearly

[@laverneraithel5201]

This is my first time using circular needles; they are 36". The wire seems to be always in the way; right now I am tucking it under my arm. Will this get better with the stitches on it? Do I need to be doing this another way? Thanks!

[@paulamckay3482]

Thank you, about how many stitches should I knit before binding off.

[@FiberSpider]

I'm sorry, but I really can't give you an exact number. You're best bet would be to count how many stitches are in an inch, then figure how many inches long you want it to be, and multiply the two together. Everyone's gauge is different so that's why I can't be more specific. I hope that helps 😊

[@redredwine1277]

Awesome❗clearly explained. Thanks for sharing🌹

[@VettyP]

So glad I found you on Pinterest!!!!!

[@yasmindesai3107]

Hi can I use this same pattern for a blanket and how many stitches. It is the easiest method to knit.thank you

[@rubylu8079]

love this shawl, want to try it with simply soft...

[@lorelebeverland5585]

This is a great starter haven't knit in years Thank you just started one

[@stewie2887]

Love doing different shawl s made one with sweet roll very nice

[@masuganut2082]

Stewie 2 may I ask how it turned out? I bought two skeins if sweet roll and I’m worried I won’t have enough for a whole shawl

[@DarinHughesWife]

Hi :) I will try this shawl - great tutorial thanks for sharing. And I subscribed so excited to see your other videos, Carrie

[@5cathain2]

HA HA HA ..."keep caffeinated!"....Will do :D Thank you for this GREAT video!

[@marieomara8025]

I am all the way from Sydney, Australia and I love your videos....so very clear....x

[@vijikodi1131]

Thanks for your valuable tips about the width of the shawl. .Of course , that gadget is not available here . I am a beginner I would like you to clear a doubt of mine which I did pose to another pod caster but I failed to get an answer. Sometime as one progresses in the shawl., one runs out of yarn mid way . I always start on my new yarn at the beginning of a row.I usually waste a lot of yarn every time this happens. Can one start a new yarn midway ? Usually that is not advised. Thanks

[@jennifernewman8293]

Gorgeous yarn do you happen to remember the yarns name so I can look for the yarn? It's so gorgeous thanks for your time.

[@gobekker1984]

Thank you so much! Big hug from Norway 😍

[@omaimahammad361]

Thanks u for ur clear detailed instruction pls can u tell me how many balls and how can i price it

[@animationfludYT]

Love this pattern, and l love you! ❤

[@leashrusso]

Could you tell me what the make and kind/size of the yarn you used on this??....thank you!

[@yasmindesai3107]

Hi can a baby blanket be made in this pattern please it is very easy for a beginner and how many stitches needed thank you

[@aldakendall4921]

Yarnavores! So fabulous!

[@paulamckay3482]

can you use a size 8 circular needle to make this shawl

[@FiberSpider]

Of course, I just like the bigger size because it gives the shawl a looser drape.

[@ana.a.8347]

Thanks for sharing, is a easy to follow.

[@kittylevee4662]

Thanks! I think that even I could do this🧡

[@SackinaGoulbourne]

What kind of circular knitting needles he use and what size is it.

[@venice0730]

I absolutely love your video!!!

[@christiankollak6057]

Ich liebe deine Videos😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@jweber6012]

Thank you so much. I was scared to try the triangle.....I'm gonna do it!

[@Colorado106]

Im making this out out of sock yarn in a graduated color yarn, and the edges are a little wonky, any ideas? I usually solve this type of problem with single crochet all around, but cant because of the graduated colors.

[@FiberSpider]

+Benene Lane you could try to fix this by slipping your first stitch on every row knitwise, then do your KFB increase, and lastly purl the last stitch of every row. I do hope this helps! 😊

[@Colorado106]

thanks for the speedy reply!

[@FiberSpider]

You are so very welcome, I do try my best 😉

[@carolinedodsworth6481]

Best video for beginners knitter

[@nasimrasool]

Awesome shawls

[@adammov256]

Awesome teacher , please knit an easy poncho

[@tomvivdecoteau7065]

Thank you for this video .. I will start knitting because of this video ...

[@carol-annmatthew5296]

Easy peasy...thanks

[@se4048]

Love your tutorials

[@omaam1005]

What is a size 8 in yarn? Never heard of that.

[@nasimrasool]

Yes it’s Awesome

[@sandygrogg1203]

OK.. I just watched a bunch of similar videos... Yours is still the best.. So dimple..no "set-up grows.. Just a simple onevrow repeat.. Perfectvfor a first Shawl..Which is what I'll be doing.. Mist if the others were a little fast, and many had frantic music, that was very distracting..

[@TheBlue-ns7em]

Ai făcut frumos salul ! Ai un tremurat ! De ce? Ai emoții?

[@shirleylakes4202]

Help. I've started with straight needles since I've never used circular and switched to circular; however, it looks like a witch hat. It is not laying flat. I wish I could show a picture. I finally cut each end and tied it off, but I know if I start again, it will become a triangular hat.

[@barbblack3320]

I love your detailed instruction , it's so easy to follow. Thank you.

[@oglusumkucuk8589]

Harika, çok şık olmuş, elinize sağlık.

[@vericatatarevic8035]

Thank you!

[@na3omaelkashef932]

Super super true easy thanks

[@molliekcatron1678]

What is the weight of the yard, thickness?

[@angelacole513]

Caron cakes 4 medium weight

[@sasukeuchiwa1917]

you are an artist ! receive my sincere compliments from Algeria !!

[@marilynbunte5376]

So you can cast off at any point. I am practicing with needles and yarn, hard to visualize what my shawl will look like finished.

[@kennethbird4656]

I like the pattern but I wish you would have used lighter yarn it's easier to see.Everybody use's dark yarn when they show you a anything it's hard to see.thank you for the pattern

[@nasimrasool]

Great

[@SaviKnits19]

Awesome

[@judybraten6690]

aren't all knit rows considered garter stitch NOT stockinette?

[@deborahol]

Great video thanks.

[@suetupper9162]

Just found You! Love the This!

[@deb-d5875]

Very beautiful

[@pamkerrish8546]

Makes a gorgeous shawl ... but this is garter stitch (all knit) not stockinette which is one row knit one row purl.

[@paulamckay3482]

Thank's

[@omaam1005]

OK, I at first misunderstood what your 8 was referring to. It refers to the size of needle. The yarn s worsted weight which is 4 medium weight. Ok. Got it.

[@FiberSpider]

You got it! 😉🕷🕸☕

[@roseuj]

I wonder if you know the continental way of knitting, it's much easier and faster for working. BTW, this is garter stitch, not stockinette.

[@piper_lori-williams-tudhope]

Gorgeous

[@FiberSpider]

Gorgeous and oh so simple to make - give it a whirl! 😉

[@piper_lori-williams-tudhope]

Fiber Spider Thank You! I am right now!

[@sharmanklinefelter508]

you did not show the decreasing part