Knit Beginner Cityscape Shawl with Marly Bird

This unique shawl uses two different colors of a long color changing yarn to create a lovely gradient color pattern. This pattern is made easy with the help of this free shawl tutorial video. Beginner knitters and shawl lovers will both love this pattern.

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Knit Beginner Shawl:

Beginner knitters will love this shawl pattern. Most of the work is done by the long color changes of the Colorscape yarn. Colorscape is a newer yarn from Red Heart that bring softness with beautiful color to your next project. If you haven’t heard of this year before you can check out my review to see why I am loving it so much.

When you are starting out in knitting, or any project, it is always valuable to have someone walk through the pattern with you. In this video tutorial I will work with you from start to finish to complete this shawl pattern.

Learn how to do simple knit stitches that you need to know in order to make this pattern. How to do the knit stitch, how to do the knit front and back (kfb), how to do the center double decrease (cdd — decreases two stitches), how to do the slip slip knit (ssk), how to do the knit 2 together (k2tog).

This pattern recommends a size 10 needle and I suggest using circular needles to accommodate the number of stitches you will have on your needle.

This video shows you how to do the stitches in the English style and Continental style of knitting.

Pattern Materials:

• RED HEART® Colorscape: 2 balls each 6512 Sydney A and 9356 Acapulco B
• Susan Bates® Knitting Needles: 6 mm [US 10] needle
• Optional removable marker (see Notes)
• Yarn needle
• FREE Pattern

Video Tutorial:

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• Knitting Needle Review: Great for Beginners
• Book Review: 100 Knits