Note:
This shawl is based on the mobius concept – if you haven’t worked a mobius shawl, wrap or cowl and require further explanation of the concept please click here.
Materials: 9mm crochet hook, 100g Patons Vintage.
Pattern:
Ch 90, twist chain and join with sl st
Rnd 1: ch 2, *sk 1,dc, ch 1*, ** rep to end, join to sl st.
Rnds 2-14: ch 3, *dc into 1st ch sp, ch 1*, ** rep to end, join with sl st. Complete all rnds alike. Fasten off and darn all ends in.
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21 comments:
Wonderful! Thank you so much for sharing with us.
This is lovely - I like the stitch too - it looks like it may work up pretty quickly. I think I will give it a try. Thanks so much for the pattern :-)
Happy weekend,
Doris :-)
Question? Should row 1 read *sk 1,dc, ch 1* or is the pattern supposed to decrease with the first row? I've never done a mobius wrap before so I was just wondering before I start.
Larajeanjellybean,
Yes indeed my mistake - I have now amended the pattern. Thanks for letting me know my mistake :-)
This is beautiful! LOVE the color too! Thank you for sharing the pattern! ~tina
Hi,
i'm a follower of your blog, i created the moibus wrap with your pattern and i'm very satisfied, i love my wrap!!
Now i can say that i understand actually the mobius strip concept, i'm a mathematician, but i didn't get the concept since i have crocheted it. Thanks for sharing!!!
And so i would ask if i could translate your pattern in italian language and write it down on my blog with all due credits.
Cheers
Kate
From Kate in Italy -
http://madebykate.wordpress.com/
you can find the italian translation here
http://madebykate.wordpress.com/2010/05/01/scialle-uncinetto-il-nastro-di-mobius/
kate
This is beautiful and will be the perfect addition to an outfit I'll be wearing to a high school reunion this fall! Thank you for sharing!!
Love Love Love the pattern! I have a question. I am an above average sized woman, could you please tell me what I can do to resize the pattern? Do I need to chain more than the original 90 sts, or just continue the rows until desired size? Thank you.
Thank you! This is beautiful! I am planning to make it for my mother-in-law this Christmas.
And Amy, to answer your question, you would increase the size of the original chain. Continuing the rows would make it longer, not wider.
Thanks for such a great pattern. I made a smaller version to just drape around my neck. It was super quick and looks great.
I feel really dumb but where do your arms go?
this is so pretty- thanks for sharing. i'm finally getting around to making it, and wondered if you could tell me what gauge yarn (number) to use- it is a fine yarn? i looked for this yarn and it's discontinued...
Needlekrafter,
Ihave emailed you but wanted to post here that the yarn is DK weight and is still available in the UK.
Best Wishes :-)
This is altogether so very lovely!! I would like to make a couple as gifts. This is simply to pretty to pass up. How would I figure to make this larger or smaller?? I have not crocheted for years and have never done Mobius before.?? What size would this one be as it is??
I appreciate any and all advice or instruction you could give to me. Thank you for sharing such a lovely pattern.
I'm going to make this crochet Mobius from Vintage Crossover Mobius Wrap for my niece to wear at her prom. Thank you for the pattern.
Connie in Tennessee
name is mecca what kind of other weights yarns? or brands should i say... and what size does pattern. small, medium or large i where a 48 bra. send to mecca77@gmail.com
what size is this mobius
Is this Pattern in US or UK? Do I need to convert it? I can't wait to make it!
I was a little confused on the twist. Somehow I ended up with a thick stitch going across the middle. I am going to try it again, as I was able to complete it in less than 2 hours. Thanks for the pattern
Made up very quick...looks great...was a bit confused about where your arms go...but I take it it just sits over the top of them...??? Thanks going to look great over a floaty rock I have!!! :-)
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