Jane's Better Looking Sister Triangular Shawl Knitting Pattern by zilamonster Kate Paulus 2011

Jane's better looking Sister.

Notes: 1) Construction: This is a triangular shawl construction which increases by 4 stitches every odd row starting with row 3 2) Stitches used: a.K -knit b. P -purl c. O - make 1 or yarn over, whichever you prefer d. Kfb - knit front and back (increase by 1) 3) General notes: a. Starting with row 5 (or later on if you want), you can increase by 6 stitches every odd row if you like by doing a M1 and a yo at the left and right border edge (yo, m1 for the left side; m1, yo for the right side- they should mirror each other). This will make the shawl wider faster. You'll end up with less of a triangle and more of a half circle/ pacman shape b. When you get to row 161, you create the ruffle by purling all purl stitches and (kfb) knitting front and back of all knit stitches when your shawl has reached the desired length (another way to put this is: you increase every other stitchwhich happens to be a knit stitch- in the main body) c. This is my first attempt at a pattern. Knit at your own risk d. This pattern has not been test knit! Knit at your own risk

@zilamonster (Kate Paulus) 2011 Set up chart rows 1-10:

Repeat chart (main body): rows 13-160 (or, however long you want to make it)

Row 161 (RS): k2, m1, [p, kfb] repeat [] until you reach the center stitch, m1, k, m1 [p, kfb] repeat [ until two stitches remain on the needle, m1, k2 Row 162 (Ws): k2, p1, k1 until you reach the center stitch, purl the center stitch, p1k1 until two stitches remain, k2 Row 163 (RS): k2, m1, k1p1 until you reach the center stitch, m1, k1, m1, k1p1 until two stitches remain, m1, k2 Row 164 (Ws): k2, k1p1 until you reach the center stitch, purl the center stitch, k1p1 until two stitches remain, k2 Follow the repeat chart (main body) until the shawl reaches desired length (I did 16 rows after row 161)