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Shark Fins - knitting pattern

Shark Fins

$7.55

As a passionate scuba diver, I draw inspiration from the majestic elegance of sharks and their deep-rooted history in our oceans. In this beautifully designed shawl pattern, dynamic waves and dorsal fins come together to create an intricate design—capturing the essence of both calm waters and rough seas. I fondly remember knitting my very first shawl in this captivating pattern during my scuba diving certification years ago, and it remains a special part of my knitting journey.

This pattern is perfect for adventurous beginners! You’ll master essential stitches, including knit, purl, k2tog, and yo, along with unique increases using a crochet hook. A video link is provided to guide you through this specialized technique, ensuring you create a stunning wavy border that adds a touch of flair to your shawl!

You will love the versatility of this shawl, as the size can be easily adjusted by simply knitting more or fewer pattern sets. Plus, the shawl is reversible, giving you two stylish options to showcase your creativity. Both chart and written instructions are provided in English and German, making it accessible to a wider audience of knitters.

In terms of construction, this shawl is expertly knitted from the right tip to the left side panel, featuring a sophisticated staircase shape achieved through the Staircase Increases Method (SIM). Each set of patterns consists of 12 rows, after which increases are made using a crochet hook, seamlessly blending functionality with artistry.

To enhance the shawl's unique aesthetic, it is recommended not to block the finished piece, allowing the design to maintain a captivating 3D effect that highlights the intricate wave patterns.

Don’t forget to make a stunning Cordie accessory for your new shawl! We’ve included a video link to help you master this charming detail. Embrace your creativity and let this shawl be a testament to your knitting skills and your love for the ocean!

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