Choose wool. Choose a particular type of cashmere pink and beige stole or color that appeals to you. The look of the scarf can completely change depending on the wool used. To make an accessory that you can wear for years, choose a material and a color that you like.
For example, wool can be very smooth or have a lot of texture. You can buy a plain or multicolored ball. Look for a store with lots of choices and buy yarn that you like.
Make A Border.
It's a very easy way to decorate the scarf while learning a new technique or mastering a technique you've already used to make the accessory. When you have finished crocheting it, tie the end of the yarn to one corner of the article and start making an edge from the first stitch of the long edge. Go all the way around the work 1, 2 or 3 times then tie the end of the yarn in the same way as when you finished your last row of double crochets. You can make the border with stitches like the following:
the tight mesh;
the bridle ;
the double flange ;
the bell point (intermediate level).
Make Points On The Surface.
They will allow you to add embellishments to a finished item easily. You can use a variety of techniques to make stripes, dots, and borders .
To do surface stitches, you need wool of a different color than the scarf and a crochet hook. Tie the end of the thread to the part where you want to start the decoration. For example, if you want to make polka dots, start a few inches from the edge of the scarf. To make a border, start at one corner of the article.
To make surface stitches, work from the stitches that are on the surface of the scarf. Do not go through the ones below. To make a border, it will be necessary to pass in the 2 layers of stitches on the edges of the accessory.
Add Fringes.
They will allow you to adorn the ends of the scarf neatly and easily. Cut woolen threads of the same length. Group several together and insert them into a stitch in one corner of the item. Align their ends and tie all the strands to the mesh to attach them to the accessory.
Repeat the process, passing through each stitch on the short edge. When you're done, do the same for the other short edge.
To obtain wires of the same length, cut a rectangle of cardboard that corresponds to this measurement. Wrap the wool around the cardboard several times and cut it along the edge of the rectangle .
Create A Monogram.
You can do embroidery on the finished item to decorate it. Try embroidering the initial of your first name or your 2 initials on the scarf.
Choose yarn of a different color than the scarf and thread a darning or yarn needle.
Pass the needle through a stitch and bring it out on the same side.
Tie the yarn to the scarf to hold it in place.
Begin to pass between the stitches with the needle to achieve the desired letter.
When you're done, tie the end of the thread to a stitch and cut off the excess.
We have a variety of white and black wool pashmina shawl, torquise scarfs, and silk scarfs also.
There are mainly two types of Pashmina Shawls; Hand Woven, and Machine Woven, both require a lot of time and skill of the artisans who take a significant amount of time to make one shawl.
The Hand Woven shawls are the finest quality shawls which are entirely crafted by manually by the artisans and it is because if this reason that they take more time to make and are hence costlier than the Machine Woven Shawls, who although require the same skill and designs, are made by machine and hence take much less time to complete.
10,000 and can go up to Rs 1, 00,000 and more.
One the other hand, the price of the Machine Woven Shawl starts from Rs.
7000 onwards.- Read interesting insights on Unsaid RealitiesFurther, to give a more detailed price of different kinds of Pashminas, here is the complete list:Kani Shawls – Rs.
8000 onwards (Depending on the quality of the Pashmina and the amount of work on the shawl).Reversible Shawls – Around Rs.
