You Can Knit a Bias Arrow Shawl (FREE pattern!)

Learn how to knit a Bias Arrow Shawl with this free pattern.
These types of shawls and wraps are actually really easy to knit - you just have to understand some of the basic concepts for the shape.
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📝 PATTERN EXAMPLE:
Camp Wilkerson by Caitlin Hunter (bias arrow)
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[@louisecloherty5338]

Oh my thank you that is so useful! I have so much wool to use up and I am going to make lots of long little multicoloured strips and put them together to make a blanket!

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[@fawnjenkins7266]

Thanks for the tutorial and pattern link! I will have to give this a try sometime.

[@NerdyKnitting]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@maritemusic]

Hi there, your sample looks so nice and the explanations are great. But in your writing instructions I don't understand what does it mean "sm". If you kindly could let me know that, I would really appreciate it. Thank you very much in advance.☺

[@NerdyKnitting]

'sm' means slip marker

[@maritemusic]

@@NerdyKnitting Thank you for the reply. But I didn't see any market in your sample, and the amount of stitches don't work properly. Something is wrong with it. I have been trying the whole day yesterday & I couldn't figure out yet.... :(

[@NerdyKnitting]

I forgot to include instructions for placing the markers - but you're just basically separating that center stitch so you know where to work the increases. On the row after casting on, knit 9 stitches, place a marker, knit one stitch, place a marker, knit the remaining 9 stitches. Then follow the right-side row instructions for working the shape.