I’ve moved!
Please come visit my new virtual home at
asatricosa.com
The photos below are linked to the pattern on Ravelry
(you do not need to be a member to access the patterns)
- Dido is available via p/hop in return for a donation to MSF, Médecins sans Frontières (Doctors without Border)
- Others are available for purchase
- Enja’s scarf is a free pattern
Tanjong Pagar (knit sideways in wedges)
Serangoon (stole)
Tiong Bahru (knit in one piece, top-down)
Bakau (knit in one piece, top-down)
Ifigenia (knit in one piece, sideways/wedges)
Zenaura (knit in one piece, sideways)
Isaura (knit in one piece, sideways/wedges)
Zenobia (knit in one piece, sideways)
Arietta (knit in one piece, sideways)
Atalanta (knit in one piece, sideways)
Semele (knit in one piece, sideways)
Alceste (knit in one piece sideways)
Agrippina (knit in one piece, sideways)
dido, stole
Galathea (knit in one piece, sideways)
Poppea (knit in one piece, sideways)
dido, scarf
enja’s scarf
Åsa Tricosa 
February 19, 2013 at 7:48 pm
Hello, I admire Your work very much. I just finish my first Semele, (http://druterele.blogspot.com/2013/02/urodzinowa-semele-i-moj-200-post.html) and since I am a lider of knitting grup in my town in Poland I would like to ask You If I may use this pattern for teaching my colegues?
Of course it is not a pattern for the bigginers, but there are some advanced knitter who didin’t try Reverse Knitting…
I wolud be greatful for the reply.
Thank You once again for beautiful pattern
February 19, 2013 at 9:14 pm
Hello Barbara!
Thanks for writing, thanks for knitting Semele! How lovely of you to want to teach your knitting group how to knit Semele. And no, it’s not for beginners, but with some good guidance I think that not so advanced knitters can succeed.
However, if your knitters are knitting Semele, they need to buy a pattern like any other knitter. I’d be happy to offer a discount. Email me!
Happy knitting! sa
on Ravelry: ravelry.com/designers/asa-tricosa
February 5, 2013 at 6:47 pm
“shawls Åsa Tricosa” was in fact a good blog. If solely there were more sites such as this
amazing one in the actual web. Regardless, thanks for ur precious time, Florine
August 29, 2012 at 2:01 am
[…] above is a Semele, by Asa Tricosa (looking at that page, there’s lots that I’d like to make!), worked on during the late […]
March 21, 2012 at 10:58 pm
I have started your Dido shawl. I got the border right on second attempt but cannot get the shawl body to work correctly. Do you have a
written out version of it? I have successfully done lace before but this one is baffling me-Ruth——
March 22, 2012 at 9:25 am
Hello, there and thanks for supporting p/hop! I don’t have a written version, but I may be able to help you if you let me know more precisely where things go awry.
(I may also be able to simply write out the chart, but it will be a few days.)
sa
October 7, 2010 at 8:28 am
hai, the above are soooo georgeous. Wher can I purchase it.
October 7, 2010 at 11:03 am
Thank you!
If you click on the photo(s) you get to the pattern page(s) on Ravelry (where you can also download the one free pattern). I’m glad you like them.