Watch Time: 19 minutes

Stop making the same old triangle shawls and learn how to add stunning shapes and dynamic color to your projects without the complexity.

In "Short Rows, Big Impact: How to Add Color + Shape to Your Shawls," you'll learn my favorite knitting secret: short rows. I'll teach you two game-changing techniques—the classic Wrap & Turn and my personal go-to Crescent-Shape Trick—that transform simple rectangles into dramatic, one-of-a-kind masterpieces.

Your Action Steps:

Unlock Your Creativity: Discover how to add stunning shapes and dynamic color to your shawls without complicated patterns.

Start Knitting Today: Grab your free 4 Shawls, 4 Shapes Cheatsheet—your go-to guide playing around with different shawl shapes - then take what you learned from the presentation to add in some short rows with any of these patterns!

If you want to try out the technique:

Yarn: A small amount of yarn, preferably in a light or medium color so it's easy to see the stitches. A smooth, non-fuzzy yarn like a worsted or DK weight wool or acrylic would be perfect.

Knitting Needles: Needles in the size recommended for the yarn weight chosen. For a beginner-friendly practice swatch, straight or circular needles in a common size like US 7 (4.5mm) or US 8 (5.0mm) would be ideal.