10 Shawls in 2010: Haruni

This is my second shawl for the 10 Shawls in 2010 Challenge. When I choose Haruni, somehow I didn’t quite realize I was joining a wave of other knitters who were knitting it. It has been the #2 popular pattern on Ravelry lately.

Haruni

Haruni

Haruni

Haruni

Haruni

Pattern: Haruni by Emily Ross
Yarn: Knitpicks Bare – Merino Wool Fingering Weight
Needles: US 5 Circulars
Notes: Another wonderful free pattern! Reading the instructions for the charts can be a little bit trickier than other patterns, but it’s really not a big deal. My only modification was to do another full repeat of the first chart so I had 14 stems instead of 12.

Not being proficient in crochet, I found a video on youtube that showed me how to hold the crochet needle and yarn – that helped a lot since even though I could crochet a chain, I had no idea how to hold the yarn/needle to do it efficiently.

By weight I used 626 yards of yarn. That’s 1 full skein and 40% of a second skein. Blocked to 54 inches wide and 29 inches deep.

4 Responses to “10 Shawls in 2010: Haruni”

  1. pat Says:

    Oh Toby – this is exquisite! Such a beautiful pattern and yours is so gorgeous and elegant in white!

  2. Anne Says:

    I can see why it’s so popular – it’s gorgeous. Somehow I missed queing that one for myself. Best go do that.

  3. Monika Says:

    I love this shawl so much. Yours turned out so beautifully!

  4. Bev Says:

    OMG it’s beautiful I’m left speachless. You did a fantastic job. Think just 8 more to go.

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