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I am very happy about the English translation.
Thank you very much for your effort and for sharing this beautiful pattern with us.
Regards, Monika
Hi, I am excitedly looking forward to tackling this pattern
) .. You’re an angel for sharing. Mwah!!!
Ellen (ozabel – ravelry)
Thank you! I’m addicted-to-knit-person, so I’m glad if other knitters wanted to do the same
Thank you so much!
- Fenneiu
The beginning of the pattern looks irresistible to knit. Thank you for sharing this pattern.
It looks lovely…are those 7 stitch nupps?
It depends on your joice of yarn – if it’s very fine, then you have to knit 7- or 9-stitches nupps. If just a normal
lace yarn the 5-stitches nupps are also pretty.
Beautiful!
I worked with Google translate to get going but your translations makes much more sense!
I have a challenge with the 3/3, found on another site this helpful note…
knit 3 stitches from 3 stitches, knit 3 stitches together and increase of them 3 stitches: 3 gathered stitches, knit 3 stitches together but do not slip these stitches from the left needle, (yo, knit the same 3 stitches together again and leave on the needle as before) 2 times, then slip the 3 stitches from the left needle. Be sure to work these stitches in the correct order on the following row.
Is this the way to go?
Thanks so much for sharing!
Thank you!
The stitch 3/3 is the same as Laminaria’s 3-into-3 star. I copy here the explanation from there: K3tog without dropping sts from left needle; yo, k same 3 sts together again and drop from left needle. Number of sts has not changed.
I hope now that stitch will not caused any problem for knitters.
wow, thank you so much for posting this for us! I’ve been drooling over it since you first posted it and could barely register on your website! Lovely design! Thank you so much!
I was already starting to learn estonian, but I really want to start knitting! So thank you so much for translating!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Meeli,
When does Clue 2 arrive? I finally started Clue 1 last night and finished this morning. I’m anxious to start the next section …
Thank you so much for translating. I’m just finishing up clue 2 and really enjoying the pattern.
slohne on ravelry.
Thank you
Meeli, is there a forum or thread somewhere to show photos of our knitting? And I do apologise for being so dumb about when you posted new clues … was my face red!!!!!!
I saw that you are a member of Raverly, there you can show your pictures of shawl progress
. If you understand enough estonian-language you can later up-load the picture of finished shawl at forum Isetegija.
What a beautiful pattern. Thank you for the translation!
You are welcome
Just started and finished clue one. I decided to use beads instead of the nupps. It is avery nice and interesting knit. Already can’t wait to wear it.
I’m glad you like it
.
Baeutiful !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you!
thank you for putting your incredibly lovely design into english!! I look forward to doing this…
Благодарю, за прекрасное великолепие!!!
Я радa, что вам нравится
Meeli,Is anyone else having a problem with row 107? Or is it just me???
Очень понравилась ваша шаль!А у вас на русском есть описание?
Спасибо! К сожалению, в русском переводе нет.
You are very nice to share this wonderful shawl, in english.
Thank you for sharing this. Clue 5 is timing out – I can’t get it. Is anyone else having trouble? It’s sooo beautiful!
Thank you!
If you have a problem with clues opening, try again – may be server is busy. I’ll don’t move them anywhere, the Clues will stay here.
I finally got it – thank you so much!
On clue 2, do I knit the first three stitches of the edging before I cast on the 12 stitches, or do I ignore the edging and cast on 12 stitches?
On Clue 2 you ignore the 3 edging stitches. Just do knitting cast on for 12th stitches and follow the instructions.
Hello, I just found this lovely pattern and am ready to start but what is a nupp and how do you do one?
thanks so much, Brenda
Thank you
:
Here is video where you can learn to knit beautiful nupps
Wow, thanks. I’m now a “nup knitter”
Question on Clue 1…..I’ve looked and looked and cannot find any mention of even rows. The chart shows only odd rows, what do you do on the even rows?
Perhaps I overlooked it?
Thanks so much. I have two friends coming today and we’re each starting this lovely shawl, I’m so excited!!
Thank you
If you read the page 2 of Clue1, you can see the text:
“All chart sts in WS are purled, unless otherwise stated. Except double YO-s, where first yo is purl stitch and the second yo knit stitch.”
The WS rows are even rows. NB! Look carefully at Chart 1, there are marked some even rows (WS) and those have to knit instead of purling.
lovely lovely shawl – I look forward to knitting it, and even more to wearing and enjoying it !!!
Thank you! I’m happy you loved my design.
Thanks again. I do see it talking about the WS rows, I had a mental block!!
Had our meeting today and my friends are excited. They love the shawl as much as I do. We knitted, ripped, knitted, ripped and knitted again, but it’s fun and seems to be coming along. I just finished row 17 and did my first nupps!! Now I’m ready to go back and purl them together….can’t wait to see how pretty they are.
Thanks again, so much, for this absolutely lovely pattern!!!
I know what you feel
. Sometimes I do the same – miss some important tips and hints 
. I hope you will not have to do much ripping and I belive your nupps will come out very well. Wish you luck!
I am learning so much from this KAL and I am enjoying myself quite a bit. I appear to have hit a snag though in clue 6, row 107. I understand that the extra bits to the right and left of the center chart need to be knitted just before and after the repeats of the main chart but I am having trouble in the count for the main chart. Should the number of repeats in row 105 equal the number of repeats for row 107? I use lots of stitch markers and I seem to have more repeats of 107 than 105. Any help would be appreciated.
If you look at chart you’ll see that at row 105 have first stitch (right) and then repeated section of stitches (middle part), no last stitch . At row 107 there are right and left section, and in the middle repeated section. At both rows the repeats are the same – 30 repeats.
i really like the pattern and think it is pretty but there are several problems in the pattern that are making me so confused. in the first 11 rows of chart 1 alone there are a few areas where if you follow the pattern there is no way you will have enough stitches to do the next row.
in row 5 you repeat a pattern with 4 stitches 6 times, 4×6 is 24 stitches. yet in row 3 you only increase 2 stitches in one stitch for 6 stitches, 2×6 is 12 stitches…… ??? where do the other 12 stitches come from???
in row 9 you add 2 stitches for each repeat of the pattern 6 times and end with 48 stitches, 8×6 is 48. yet in row 11 you need 53 stitches to complete the row, 5 times 9 stitches for the first pattern plus the extra 8. 5×9 is 45 plus 8 is 53. 5 missing stitches…..????
and that is only the first 6 lines of the first clue. every one else on the comments seems to have figured out the pattern fine, i see no other comments like mine but i have had to start over 4 times and still cant get it right. the pattern is really beautiful and i want to be able to make this right but the math is so off and i am really confused.
just to let you know.
I’m sorry that you have a trouble with the pattern. I try to explain a little.
, the keyword is here 12 knit stitches..
, it means that the number of stitches at next row can’t match with number of stitches at previous row.
At row 3 you made 6 times 2 from 1, it’s 12 stitches. Then you start row 5, and at one repeat you need to knit, make double yo and knit again. So you have a 12 knit stitch and 12 yo’s and that matches with last odd row very well
The secret key for this is increasing by yo’s
Try again and I hope you will succeed.
I too, am having trouble with row 107. On clue 6….there are actually 3 charts. The main one and one on each side….but it isn’t clear what to do with these. I’m assuming it’s like before and you knit them as the edge stitches before and after the main chart? However, the repeat of the center chart for row 103 and 105 was 13 stitches. I only count 11 for row 107. What do I do with the extra 2 stitches for each repeat of the chart?
Any help would be appreciated, please reply also to my email – shoppinggrandma@bellesprintables.com
I have two friends who are making this with me and we’re getting together Wednesday to do this clue, am hoping to have an answer before they get here!!
Thanks so much, Brenda
I loved making this shawl and it is so beautiful that I just could not give it away.
Thank you for sharing this pattern!
Thank you for your kind words!
Какая красивая шаль! Я увидела её на Ravelry, просто замечательный узор! Хотелось попробовать связать, не знаю, разберусь ли с английским. Нет у вас перевода на русский?
Спасибо!
). May be she can help you.
Sorry, but I haven’t Russian translation. I suggest to ask from Raverler Ksenofontik (http://www.ravelry.com/projects/ksenofontik), because she had to translate it to herself (she wrote it to me
Спасибо за ответ! Я написала Ksenofontik, буду надеяться на её помощь.
Hi, We just finished this shawl, and while it is beautiful, we are both a bit disappointed. It does not look like the pictures in ravelry. It doesn’t have nearly the number of rows, and there are no points around the bottom edge. I used the 6 clues….perhaps we got the wrong pattern?
Again, don’t get me wrong, it’s a beautiful little shawl, but not nearly as long as the one pictured. Ours looks like the very last ravelry picture….the white one that is being blocked at the bottom…..rounded edge, no points!!
Perhaps there is another pattern for the wine colored and the multi colored shawl?!?!?
Thanks for any info….
No, there arn’t different patterns. And there are 6 clues. At Ravelrys pattern page the last photo is made after finishing Clue2, so it is not a final shawl picture.
You tryed to block the shawl and pin the points at edge? And you couldn’t do that? I wish I could be close to you, from here I can’t help you….
je ne comprend pas comment tricoter le clue 2 quelqu’un pourrait’il m’aider? ne faut ‘il travailler que sur les 13 premieres mailles rajoutées? que fait on des autres? merci je suis perdue!
I’m sorry but I can’t understand even by help Google translator what is your problem. Is it about Clue2? There you cast on 12 addidional stitches and knit back and forth these stitches, and join the last stitch to the main part. I hope there is someone who can explain it in French.
Flanelle
le clue 2 se tricote en hauteur ou en largeur? pourquoi seulement 13 mailles alors que j’en ai 71? merci
Pleas look at my project page – http://www.ravelry.com/projects/meka/monicas-shawl, the 5th picture from top. You see that at Clue2 the knitting direction is not the usual
. If you want more help please write to my friend Anneli(http://www.ravelry.com/people/annejeanne), who speaks French. I hope that she’ll can help you.
Thank you very much for sharing this
thank you very, very much for sharing this pattern
Hi, Thank you for your beautiful pattern. I’m having trouble with clue 2. When I finished row 1, I had 71 stitches on the needle. I cast the additional stitches and started with the pattern but I don’t see how I get 90 rows out of the 71 stitches. Can you please help?
Hello! Clue 2 is knitted on other direction (from write to left), please read again the pattern. And the number 90 isn’t rows number, but it marks yo from where you pic up new stitches for clue 3.