[Pattern] Fluffy 3-way shawl designed by Miho Ogura [PDF]

2026-01-12T11:00:01+09:00

Price: 880

⚠This pattern is only Japanese.

Fluffy 3-way shawl designed by Miho Ogura

This product includes only the knitting pattern (PDF data) .
If you would like to know the threads we use, you can find them on this page .

The fluffy 3-way shawl is a rectangular shawl knitted with knitting needles for the body and crocheted for the edges. By attaching buttons, you can enjoy wearing it in 3 different ways .

Although the crisscross stitches and openwork stitches make this a challenging piece, there is no increase or decrease in the number of stitches, and it is structured so that you knit straight back and forth. For this reason, it is a challenging piece for beginners who are getting used to knitting, and a pattern that even veterans will not get bored of.

This pattern comes with handwritten explanations and illustrations by Miho herself .

⚠This is the download pattern.
For information on how to download, please refer to "About download patterns" at the bottom of the product page.

[About the pattern]

Needles : knitting needles or size circular needles 4.20mm (60cm)
Crochet hook size 4.00mm(for edging)

Other tools : Buttons of your choice...6 x 20mm size Hand sewing thread and needle (for attaching buttons)...as needed

⚫︎Finished dimensions : Width 80cm, Height 40cm

⚫︎Yarn used

1/2.6 KID MOHAIR 5 200g (100g x 2 pieces)

This yarn is made from South African kid mohair, twisted into five strands. It is a high-quality yarn that is smooth to the touch, firm, and lightweight.

Composition: 55% kid mohair / 30% nylon / 15% wool

Click here for the KID MOHAIR 5 product page

[About wearing in 3 ways]

This shawl has buttons that allow you to wear it in three different ways by changing the way you wrap and fasten it. You can wear it over your shoulders, wrap it around your neck, or wear it as a light outer layer, depending on the temperature and your style.

[About the designer]

Miho Ogura: @mogura3wool

In the past, I was seriously creating designs for knitting books. After a period of physical illness and caring for a family member, I finally got some free time back and slowly resumed my knitting activities. I'm sharing some fun ideas!