Browse this collection of knitting shawl patterns and knitting wrap patterns.
By Amy Gunderson, from the The Earth Day Knitting Collection issue
Cables, lace and garter stitch all come together to form this earthy shawl. The cabled border is shaped using short rows and is reminiscent of earthy, rolling hills. A lace section represents bubbling ocean waters, and intarsia stripes can be seen as streaks of water.
View ProjectBy Corrina Ferguson, from the Regency Romance: A High Society Knitting Collection issue
Sometimes all you need is a simple lace pattern and a lovely yarn that’s easy on the eyes and the hands. The alpaca bamboo blend yarn is ridiculously soft with a subtle sheen from the bamboo. This simple charted shawl is excellent for lace beginners. This shawl can easily be made larger by working more repeats of the Body Chart.
View ProjectBy Brenda Castiel, from the The Island Oasis Knitting Collection issue
The Coral Sands Shawl is a beautifully wearable, V-shaped wrap that drapes effortlessly around your shoulders, making it a versatile addition to any wardrobe. Designed to be easier to style than crescent or half-circle shawls, this pattern begins with a delicate lace edging that frames the lower and side edges. As you knit, gentle decreases create the signature V shape, enhancing the shawl’s structure and wearability. Lacy stripes with varying textures add depth and interest, making this design a perfect showcase for a hand-dyed or tonal yarn. Whether layered over a casual outfit or worn as an elegant accent piece, the Coral Sands Shawl is a stunning combination of beauty and simplicity.
View ProjectBy Brenda Castiel, from the June 2020 issue
Inspired by the rhythmic waves of the ocean, the Ocean Spray Shawl is a versatile triangular shawlette that effortlessly combines comfort and style. Knit in garter stitch at a relaxed gauge, this design creates a soft, airy fabric that drapes beautifully over the shoulders or wraps snugly around the neck. The delicate lace edging adds a touch of sophistication and visual interest, making this the perfect accessory for layering under a coat in cooler months or wearing as a breezy accent piece in warmer weather. Whether you’re strolling along the shoreline or sipping coffee in the city, this timeless shawlette will be a staple in your wardrobe.
View ProjectBy Brenda Castiel, from the The Seaside Staples Knitting Collection issue
This crescent-shaped shawl has a great shape that’s easy to wear as it stays on without a shawl pin. it can work as a scarf and be draped in many different ways.
View ProjectBy Mary Beth Temple, from the The Signature Spring Shawl Collection issue
So soft and drapey, this lovely spring shawl is knit from side to side and is made up of garter stitch sections, an easy-to-learn lace pattern in the trellis sections and edgings, and a center panel of lace medallion roses. This gorgeous shawl is perfect for intermediate knitters and is just the thing to make for a lovely present.
View ProjectBy Christy Nelson, from the Regency Romance: A High Society Knitting Collection issue
Shades of blue from variegated yarn flow seamlessly into one another to form this light and airy springtime shawl. The addition of small seed beads throughout the simple stitches adds a hint of elegance and some shimmer to your look.
View ProjectBy Sarah Menezes, from the August 2014 issue
Inspired by springtime showers, this stole is ideal for those chillier spring days. The subtle lace rain cloud and umbrella motifs give an airy feel and make this stole the perfect spring cover up.
View ProjectBy Tabetha Hedrick, from the August 2014 issue
This textured shawl features an intricate cable pattern to add some thickness and warmth. Knit one of these simple shawls so you can always be prepared for a sudden balmy summer night.
View ProjectBy Mari Chiba, from the August 2014 issue
This asymmetrical shawl is great for highlighting yarns with slow gradient colorways. The stitches transition subtly from a garter stitch to a lacy slip stitch garter and make for a wonderfully textured accessory and statement piece.
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