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You’ll need:
A selection of yarn (Mohair 50%+) with colours and density of own choice, Needle size 15mm, 10mm, 6mm; Tape ruler, knitter’s needle.

Using the darkest yarn, cast on 60 stitches with the 6mm needle. Knit in stocking stitch 8 rows.

Occasionally change colours while alternating between 10mm and 15mm needles between rows to create an uneven knit look. Keep knitting until it reaches a length you desire the shawl to be.

Bind off work. Repeat from beginning for the other side.

Stitch two together with black yarn.

As seen in Vogue Girl Korea November 2009 issue

Tips and caring advices:

  • If you’re an experienced knitter, it’d be best if you could do a tension swatch for the yarn before casting on.
  • For beginners check out this youtube channel for great tutorials. Great place to start learning actually.
  • Alternate between colours but also thickness of yarns. I just stuck to mohair but you could always bring in different types of yarns like acrylic or other wool blends to create texture.
  • Hand wash only, dry flat.

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  1. Too cool! oh how I wish my school offered Home Economics as a course.

  2. ahhhhh I Love this :) I didn’t knew you were in the Magazine because I haven’t seen it yet :) it arrived in Europe the day I got back to New York :/ so my moms scanned in the pages and I had tried to figure out the other bloggers by searching online, guess I’m not a very good detective :/ no Sherlock Coco future for me :/ :/

    and…. I sooooooo wish you were living anywere near me cause I would have made you knit me a whole wardrobe hehe ;)

  3. i absolutely adore this
    its beautiful and can be worn in sooo many ways
    congrats on your feature luv ;)

  4. gorgeous

  5. Oh I love that! I’m gonna try it (:

  6. i have been following your blog for a while now, i really love it! i also love vogue girl korea, even though i haven’t had the chance to read it often because importing it costs an arm and a leg. :( congrats on making it into the magazine though! i really wished i could knit

  7. u are effortlessly gorgeous

  8. I got my copy this week as well and love the DIY feature.
    Lots of good stuff to try out.

    xx
    Studded Hearts

  9. Wow! I would die if someone wrote about me in a magazine ;D

  10. You’re such a delightfully clever one, always creating! I really love the second outfit with those killa nude shoes. x

  11. Wow. First a dissertation, then a hard drive reformat, and now a magazine spread and diy! I’d like to think I’m that industrious, but really, all I can manage is a paragraph of writing and then I need a rest. Hope the computer is behaving…

  12. Congratulations!!

  13. Congratulations one more time!

    ooh and I really really like it<33

  14. you must be so proud ^^ congrats!

  15. Wooow! Congrats!!!!

    http://thesingular.blogspot.com

  16. great diy! ;)

  17. I’ve done quite a bit of knitting in the past, but never tried that hairy kind of wool. I really like how your shawl came out, I’ll probably try this out for my next knitting-project =)

  18. That shawl is absolutely beautiful

  19. dear
    I MUST TRY THIS!
    ..aaww i love to read your blog.you are soo sweet.like a beautiful doll!
    bisous

  20. really great outfits here. almost couldn’t recognise you with your fringe up. the shawl’s is truly gorgeous. i love the colours used.

  21. you deserve it for your creativity and style x

  22. your diy’s are the best. i wish this blog all the success in the world!

  23. Thanks for the tutorial. I couldn’t find one that made any sense to me =)

    One question though… How did you knit the colors into traingles? Is there a tutorial that you followed?

    Thanks =)
    -Ziyan

  24. Congratulations!! hardwork and creativity deserves exposure :)

  25. congrats, I have been reading that magazine and I really adore you soo much
    I wish I can make it, but I can’t knit :(

    xxx

  26. brilliant. absolutely brilliant! i love vogue girl, it would be such an honour!!! go Shini!

  27. you. are. brilliant.

    i miss your blog so much ): ugh i hate having to be so busy all the time & not having enough hours in the day to peruse the blogosphere!

    bisous, xx

  28. Love your multi-way knitted piece so much! Like how you combine the colours!
    I can hardly find mohair like the ones that you are using in Hong Kong tho…

  29. Congrats! You deserve it.

    Love Grace.

  30. beautifully ethereal shawl…will try my hand at this.

  31. Congrats dollface!

    PP x

  32. Congratulations!! Exciting news and so well deserved!

  33. oh wow! congratulations! your feature was amazing!
    and of course, so is your knitting skills.. if i were to knit, i will guarantee ruining it in a minute and will not ever go back finishing it.

    for you to be able to create something that delicate and gorgeous,
    you’re my DIY-sensei :)

  34. ahh!! i looove diy. you should check out the sweater beanie tutorial that i just blogged about! =]

    http://www.musingofsorts.com

  35. This is the best DIY I’ve seen in a long time! …now if only I knew how to sew!

    xo
    SAUVAGE
    sauvageforever.blogspot.com

  36. thanks for the DIY project idea ! sadly, I’m a bad knitter. hahaha..
    The scarf looks very designer !
    congratz on being featured on Vogue Girl Korea !

    I loveee ur bloggg . :)
    glistersandblisters.blogspot.com
    adding u to my blog roll .
    hope u wont mind exchaning links :)

  37. oh yay congrats shini :D

  38. wow. thanks for this diy.

  39. Great idea!! Thx for sharing!! Love ur blog!! i will come back, for sure!!

  40. AH. MAZING. you need to make & sell these!!
    xo

  41. hugs

    nice shoes r those the ninewest iceage

  42. Congratulations on being featured in Vogue Girl Korea! But most of all, thank you for this tutorial. I collect links of diy crochet and knit tutorials and I love this!

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  45. wow. wow. WOW! love this. I cannot knit to save my life. gonna have to buy one!

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  47. i love love love this piece. you did such a wonderful job appropriating the rodarte vibe…right down to the punked out seam running up the back. i have been obsessed with decoding rodarte, esp the crazy mohair fishnet tights they showed a few seasons back. here’s a link from my knit-style blog in case you’re interested in more rodarte knit eye candy: http://knitlit.blogspot.com/search?q=rodarte

    in any event, thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial! i am heading into my stash of luscious mohair leftovers today!

  48. I love this :) :) though- i get so lazy when knitting- i abandan halfway through :/ :P

  49. wow…soooo coooool….bought wool some weeks ago….and tryed out….but know…found
    your instructions…thanks very much

  50. A handful of very good issues listed here and truly just didn’t have a idea regarding any of this before so many thanks for the insight

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  53. Can I use other needle sizes or more than few of the one you used? I have some really big fat needles. I want to knit for my sister living in Malaysia, a tropical country. I thought the fatter the needle, might help to make my shawl using moisture of mohair and wool lighter.

    Thanks :)

  54. Oh yes of course! That’s the beauty of this project, that you can use any needle – just remember that the bigger the needle, the looser the hole, so you might want to offset that with a smaller needle to tighten up the structure. Good luck!

  55. Aj

    Love his, Shini! Can’t wait to start. Did you switch colours mid-row to get the different colour effect? Xx

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  57. Theresa

    ADORE this!! Thank you for this post! I’m looking to make a sweater with this method — would you have a pattern?

    Hopefully yours,
    Theresa from Singapore