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Secret Paths

Mijo Crochet

Denna Secret Paths är gjord i Scheepjes Whirl, 789, Tasty Nom Nom. Mer information om just denna sjal, så som virkfasthet, storlek, nål etc, hittar du här.

This Secret Paths is made with Scheepjes Whirl, 789, Tasty Nom Nom. You can find more information about this shawl, such as gauge, size and hook size here.

Till denna vita-rosa sjal använde jag garnet Cotton Flower 200 g från Favoritgarner och virknål 4.0 mm. Du kan använda vilket garn du vill och addera eller ta bort varv, tex varv 5-18 som upprepas, för att få rätt storlek. Se bara till att avsluta med ett popkorn-varv innan du börjar med kanten.

For this white and pink shawl I used the yarn Cotton Flower 200 g from Favoritgarner and hook 4.0 mm. You could use any yarn and just add or exclude rows, for example row 5-18 that is repeated, to make it the right size. Just make sure to end with a popcorn-row before making the edge.

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Vill du stötta mitt arbete som virkdesigner, bjud mig på en kopp kaffe 🙂
If you like to support my work as a crochet designer, buy me a cup of coffee 🙂 
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Svenska: Secret Paths
English (US terms): Secret Paths
Dansk: Secret Paths
Dutch: Secret Paths
Finnish:  Secret Paths
French: Secret Paths
German: Secret Paths
Greek: Secret Paths
Hungarian: Secret Paths
Japanese: Secret Paths
Portuguese: Secret Paths
Russian: Secret Paths
Slovak: Secret Paths
Spanish: Secret Paths
Spanish Stitch tutorials: Tutoriales de puntos

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Min Facebook-grupp Mijo Crochet Hangout finns för att ställa frågor, dela bilder och socialisera med andra virkare.

My Facebook group Mijo Crochet Hangout is a place where you can ask questions, share pictures and socialize with other fellow crocheters.

Meine Facebook-Gruppe Mijo Crochet Hangout ist ein Platz wo Sie Fragen stellen können, Ihre Bilder posten und sich mit anderen Häkler/innen verbinden können.

386 thoughts on “Secret Paths”

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    2. I dont know why I can’t get the pattern is there a link I can just hit n start crocheting this beautiful shawl

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  5. Love the pattern and can’t wait to make it. I am in the USA. Could you tell me how many skeins of yarn you used to make the shawl? Also, I am not familiar with the yarn you used – is it a light weight yarn? Thank you for your help.

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    1. Hi and thank you! In the blog post all information about yarn amounts is provided. I used yarn that is suitable for hook 3.5 – 4.0 mm. You can use any wheight yarn since the pattern is repeatable 🙂

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  6. My mother is making the secret paths sjawl, and its turning out amazing! She had 1 question though: the edge of the sjawl is coming out a Little bit different. The gaps in the photo of your plum/purple sjawl look larger then the edge of the pattern she is following. Did you use a different pattern for that one? Because we love how that one looks!

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  7. Muy bellas tus creaciones, los puntos, la combinación de colores 😍 y para mi sorpresa esta el patron en español!!! 😀 muchas gracias x compartirlo y en nota variedad de idioma, eres muy generosa! Estoy ansiosa por tejerlo😄
    Un saludo desde Chile!!😘

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      1. I don’t really know Spanish at all, but I believe the general gist of what this person is saying is that they love your patterns and color combinations, and that you are very generous in offering them in spanish! And they are saying hello from Chile! (sorry OP if I botched anything in my summary)

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      2. She has said that your designs are beautiful, and that she was surprised that you offered them in so many languages. She has thanked you for your generosity and said she is looking forward to making the pattern and sent you greetings from Chile.

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  8. Hi Johanna, just a note that I came right and are very excited. Will comnent after completion. I stuggled in the beginning but then downloaded the Dutch pattern and it had a diagram which I understood clearly.

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  9. I am currently working your pattern in English. I can’t seem to find the instructions for the popkorn stitch. I can’t follow the link in the pattern because it is a .pdf. Would you, please, help me?

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  10. Thank you so much for your lovely patterns I have made Lost in Time for my daughter and two special friends also Secret Paths and Tranquility I have also just started your beautiful shrug also for my daughter can’t wait to see it finished I have made others as well but keep going back to your patterns I just love them so once again thank you very much
    King regards Suzanne

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  12. OK. Must be losing my mind completely. When I looked at it the second time, Row 3 was there! Please disregard previous post. Thank you for the totally lovely pattern. You have a great talent.

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  13. Hi Mojo,

    I really love your patterns :-), and recommend to any fellow crochet addict I might meet on my way.
    For this shawl, the secret paths, is there a diagram , like the one you have made for the lost in time.
    I am not very strong on reading an instruction, and find it so much more effort less to crochet from a diagram/picture, than from a text, with pattern written out in words.

    I wish you a great day.

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    1. Hi Tanja,
      Im so glad you like my designs and even recommend them to your friends ❤
      Im sory to say that I dont have any charts. I dont make them anymore since they got abused and shared/posted on pinterest, FB-groups and other websites without my knowledge.
      Take care,
      Johanna

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  17. i really am struggling to undrtstand the beginning. as you begin with the circle and just move in the round to 2 ch space and repeat to 3 ch HOW do I turn the work? I pulled out 3 times already as the fp dc and bp dc is at front and back not on one side? Sorry I am so confused but I reaaaaally want to master this?

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  18. I cannot seem to get this pattern to work. One side is perfectly straight, on the other I seem to be adding more stitches so it is not level. Can you help??

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      1. Just finished row21 and I have 77 one side 78 the other. Also, are the 4 chains at start of row 7 counted as one double and one chain space? Cannot get this right at all! I’m going to have to give up!

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  19. I have been trying to do this beautiful pattern for days now. I would like to know the following answers to these questions please
    could you explain what you mean on row 7 thin?
    row 8 thick?
    row 15 thin 3 bfpc?
    row 17 thin 4 aft pc
    I am assuming bfpc means before popcorn
    I am assuming aft pc is after popcorn

    but I do not understand thick and thin. I hope you reply as I love ALL your patterns very much
    sincerely wendy klein

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    1. Hi,
      I really dont know where you got these “thick”, “thin” and “aft” words from, its nothing I use in my patterns. I also use pop instead of pc.
      Are you refering to any of the translations and not the english/US pattern? Or maybe someone posted another (not mine) version of this pattern somewhere?
      Please let me know so that we can clear things out 🙂
      Kind regards,
      Johanna

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    2. Wendy, do you mean “fpdc” and “bpdc”? Those are terms meaning “front post double crochet” and “back post double crochet” (defined at the very beginning before the pattern starts in the pdf). That means basically you do a dc around the post either from the front (fpdc) or the back (bpdc) to create a depth to the work. Those techniques create the “thin row”–it’s actually the top of the previous row, because it’s been pulled forward or back, depending on if you do fpdc or bpdc.

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  21. I truly wish this amazing pattern had a tutorial video for those of us who struggle with written patterns or have recently picked up the craft ! Please consider it !

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  23. Hello,
    I fell in love with your work
    You are the goddess of the hook.
    I knit this bactus now and enjoy the process, thank you!

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      1. She just said “it’s so beautiful. It’s a shame that it’s explained in may different languages but Italian.congratulations and keep up the good job”
        Would you consider some help in translating your pattern into Italian?

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  26. Hello,

    Sorry I am stuck on the instructions on row 3: where it says: 3 dc in 3:rd ch in the beginning of previous row
    what does the rd stand for or what am i supposed to be doing on this part. Thank you so much for your help!

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  29. Hi, really loved your shawl and trying it in my way but i was wondering if you could help and tell me whats the perfect length for this shawl to suit a large size lady.
    Thanks you..

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    1. Hi and thank you! I think that depends on how she would like to wear it. Around her neck like a scarf or over her shoulders. If over her shoulders it needs to be bigger. I think the safest way to be sure is to ask someone to try it on if that is possible.

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  31. I’d love to make this as a gift for my sister. I’m wondering about the amount of yarn. In the pattern it calls for 200 g of yarn. The yarn I’d like to use is 141 g per skein and they are 215 meters. Would two skeins be enough for this pattern? I don’t quite understand the conversion of grams to meters. Thanks in advance!

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  36. Hi, I’m Gabriella and I’m working on the Italian translation of the Secret Path pattern. I have a question: you have to make two parts and then sew them together to make the “tip” of the shawl?

    Many thanks

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  37. I dont get the row 3
    3dc in third ch in the beginning of previous row do you do this on both sides? Please help

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  38. Hello! The shawl is so gorgeous.. I fell in love so much with the pattern and the colours that I’ve bought the same yarn and I’m going to start It right now! So nervous… 😁

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  39. Johanna, I found one of your designs by chance and I fell in love with them, I made the shawl secret trails and I loved it, I shared it on instagram and I labeled you as author, I would like to know if I can make some and sell them but indicating that they are made with patterns of your autorship ???
    thank you very much for sharing many affection from Chile
    Greetings Johanna Hevia

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    1. Hi Johanna (Beautiful name 😉

      Yes you can sell any items made from my patterns. If you refer to me as the designer Im very happy 😀

      Have a nice friday,

      Johanna

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  41. My sister is asking me to make this for her friend going thru chemo, but would prefer a long rectangle scarf instead of a triangle. Could you possibly be so kind as to help me figure out how in the world to do that??? Haha! Beautiful work and thank you for your patterns!
    ~Laura

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    1. Hi,

      You would need to start with an uneven number of chains. I think you can make a chain dividable with 4 + 1 ch to make the puff rows even too.

      I really wish the best for your sisters friend ❤

      Kindly,

      Johanna

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  43. Bonjour ! Pour le modèle en français, correctif de traduction :
    BORDURE R1 : tous les ” tr ” n’ont pas été traduits en DB : il faut donc crocheter des Doubles Brides (que nous retrouvons bien mentionnées au R2).

    Petite modification personnelle du modèle au rang 16 en point pop corn : je crochète normalement jusqu’à la bride avant les 2 ml du centre ; puis (crochetées dans les 2 ml du rang précédent) je fais simplement 1 ml, 1 br, 2 ml, 1 br, 1 ml et reprends le point pop corn selon le modèle. Ainsi, je n’ai pas 2 ” boules ” toutes serrées au centre, je trouve que cela allège le motif. Voilà !

    Note pour le Webmaster : étrange que les commentaires n’apparaissent pas dans l’ordre chronologique du plus récent au plus ancien… ça paraîtrait plus logique…

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  44. Hi! I am from Slovak. I love this pattern. Thanks for slovak translation.
    What is the nuber of flower yarn (cream, blue, pink, yellow, pink combination of this colours) it’s beautiful combination.

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  45. I have a question. When it says to dc until the ch 2 space in the beginning rows, is this every ch2 space or just the first one you come to? Also, I’m not sure if I’m starting out correctly. Since you slip stitch into the first chain on the initial ch four, does that mean you are only repeating the 4 dc-ch 2-5 dc three times?

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  47. Dear Johanna,
    I saw your “Secret paths shawl” and fall in love.
    It inspire me to do my first crochet.
    Thank you very much. You are kraft artist:)
    I wish you more so nice patterns. Good luck in your further projects.

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  48. Jag älskar dina mönster och håller på med min 3e Secret Path just nu. Funderar på om du har något skrivet mönster på kanten som är på sjalen gjort av Scheepjes-whirlen?
    Den är så fantastiskt fin.

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