Browse this collection of knitting shawl patterns and knitting wrap patterns.
By Jo Bodley, from the The Après Ski Knitting Collection issue
This capelet is inspired by traditional sweaters with fair isle yokes. And just like traditional fair isle patterns, no more than two colors are used in a row at any one time. The end result is a stunning piece you’ll want to wear all season long.
View ProjectBy Tian Connaughton, from the The Nautical Knitting Collection issue
This shawl is right at home on your shoulders as you walk along the boardwalk on a cool morning at the beach. Combining a gradient yarn with a neutral gives this shawl tide-like stripes that will make you want to watch the tide come in.
View ProjectBy Karen Fletcher, from the The Blue & Yellow Knitting Collection issue
Simple construction meets sophistication with the Victoria Threaded Wrap. This is a show stopper that even a new knitter could manage. Knit in stockinette with openings for the wrap to be threaded through, this design can be as fancy or as casual as you like, depending on your yarn choice and what you pair it with. It’s time to get knitting!
View ProjectBy Nancy Vandivert, from the The Shawlette Collection issue
Aurelia is a semi-circular shawlette featuring alternating bands of stockinette eyelets and two-color slip stitch bands. Wear as a traditional shawl or wrapped like a scarf for extra warmth. It’s just the project you need this season.
View ProjectBy Emily Dormier, from the The Shawl Patterns Collection issue
This cozy triangular shawl is easy to make and wonderful to wear. The whole pattern is created using the garter stitch which makes it a breeze to work up! Complete with tassels to add some funky flair, this fun shawl is simple enough for a beginner but beautiful enough for knitters of all skill levels to love.
View ProjectBy Quenna Lee, from the December 2022 issue
Theia is a bi-colored airy wrap with two versions. This version is worked in the Right Bias and you can follow the pattern to also make a Left Bias version as well. Wear as a scarf or as a wrap, depending on the season!
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard, from the The Fall Shawls Knitting Collection issue
Brianne is a gorgeous wrap worked in a slip stitch pattern that creates a look of basket weave. The fringe-like edging adds to the beauty of the design.
View ProjectBy Diane Zangl, from the The Vest Dressed Knitting Collection issue
Ramona is the update to the traditional shawl that you didn’t know you needed! Extended front edges drape gracefully to form a scarf-like waterfall collar on this easy-to-wear garment that is appropriate for any occasion. The body is worked in an overall ric-rac openwork pattern, while seed stitch is used for the collar and as an edging at the armholes.
View ProjectBy Nancy Vandivert, from the The Fall Shawls Knitting Collection issue
Denim Dreamer works up really fast in cozy DK weight Billie Jean yarn. Don’t let the two colors concern you — all the details are worked using only one color at a time. The result: a little funky, a lot of fun and a cozy shawl suitable for snuggling or strolling.
View ProjectBy Katrina Gilbank, from the The Blue & Yellow Knitting Collection issue
Take a walk along a rocky intertidal beach, watching the waves crash in, enjoying the breeze coming in off the water, pulling this wrap in closer on your shoulders to ward off the slight chill of the sea. Seacoast is a rectangular wrap knit on the bias, with texture and lace details blending together two variegated yarns on a stockinette base.
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