Let the sun shine down with this fun shawl that’s as fun to wear as it is to make. Self-striping yarn creates interest without the hassle of changing colors.
View ProjectSunrays Shawl
By Amy Gunderson, from the April 2018 issue
Shawls
Browse this collection of knitting shawl patterns and knitting wrap patterns.
Pineapple Shawl
By Heidi Gustad, from the April 2018 issue
Pineapples have historically symbolized hospitality and to this day are found adorning the gates and walkways of important homes. Adorned with three dozen pineapples of its own, this fun shawl should make you feel right at home whenever you wear it.
View ProjectBlue Surf Shawl
By Arella Seaton, from the April 2018 issue
Reminiscent of bubbles on the surf, this is the shawl you’ll wear well into the summer. Knitted in one piece, this pattern is adaptable in length as well. The lace pattern needs attention as it is worked on wrong side rows as well.
View ProjectBreezy Butterfly Shawl
By Lana Jois, from the April 2018 issue
Lovely lace butterflies adorn this pretty shawl that is interesting to make and a pleasure to wear. Enjoy the spring breeze in your new shawl.
View ProjectMemory Lane Shawl
By Rosann Fleischauer, from the February 2018 issue
Take a brisk walk in the park with this stylish shawl. This is a fun little knit that is an easy to memorize pattern that is knit flat on a circular needle to accommodate the stitches as the piece is knit.
View ProjectHoney & Lavender Shawlette
By Jayalakshmi M H, from the February 2018 issue
The Honey & Lavender shawlette is a shallow crescent-shaped design that can be worn over a spring dress or outfit. The shawlette uses a flame or open flower-like lace pattern which represents a fiery spirit, a daring yet charming soul.
View ProjectLavande Shawl
By Penny Schumers, from the February 2018 issue
A crescent, sideways shawl is the pattern you’ll be excited to knit in anticipation of chilly spring days. The colorway features lavender and mint hues for a refreshing addition to your spring wardrobe.
View ProjectNoveau Year Wrap
By Miranda Jollie, from the December 2017 issue
Go for the art deco allure this New Year’s Eve with a luxurious accessory in a soft, glistening lace weight yarn. This wrap is finished off with with beaded edges for an extra touch of glamor.
View ProjectCelesta Crescent Shawl
By Brenda Castiel, from the December 2017 issue
The Celesta, a new instrument that Russian composer Tchaikovsky discovered in Paris, was famously used in the Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy. Inspired by the “heavenly sweet” sound made from this instrument — words Tchaikovsky used to describe it — this crescent-shaped shawl is easy to wear and lays nicely without a shawl pin.
View ProjectVisions of Sugar Plums Shawl
By Lana Jois, from the December 2017 issue
When the children are nestled all snug in their bed, the Visions of Sugar Plums Shawl pattern will be waiting for you! Whether you are knitting the night before Christmas or getting a head start, this top-down lacy shawl captures the true spirit of the season.
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