Browse this collection of knitting shawl patterns and knitting wrap patterns.
By Anett Kiefer, from the Shine Bright Winter Whites Knitting Collection issue
This cozy shawl is inspired by slowly falling snowflakes, which are created with purl stitches. The shawl is framed by a border of moss stitches. Fringes attached to both ends complete the shawl.
View ProjectBy Lana Jois, from the December 2016 issue
Watch bulky yarn and lace come together in this lace and texture crescent shawl to make a stylish winter accessory. This shawl is both quick and interesting to knit.
View ProjectBy Sabrina Miller, from the December 2016 issue
This merino wool wrap is for cuddling up on cold days. Garter stitch borders the textured parallelogram section in the middle, which in certain lighting looks like chevrons running up the length of the wrap. The majority of stitches in this shawl are knits making it work up very quickly, but the I-Cord edge and textured section in the middle are complicated enough to keep you interested.
View ProjectBy Ciara Ní Reachtnín, from the December 2021 issue
This shawl is perfect for a walk through the woods on an autumnal evening. The shawl is worked from the bottom up starting with a garter stitch border and merging into slip stitch tree motifs.
View ProjectBy Amy Gunderson, from the The Fall Shawls Knitting Collection issue
Twisted stitches, cables, and lace make this an interesting knit, while bulky yarn keeps the project relatively quick. Wear it as a shawl, belted as a faux-cardigan, or numerous other ways.
View ProjectBy Amy Gunderson, from the The Poncho Knitting Pattern Collection issue
This piece is everything you need in a classic autumn-to-winter piece: stylish, easy to wear and warm! Knit in one piece from the top down, this tweedy showstopper will be your favorite piece in no time.
View ProjectBy Sabrina Miller, from the August 2016 issue
This pretty lace poncho is a casual alternative to a summer cardigan – and much easier to knit than a sweater! It features different lace combinations broken up by rows of stockinette stitch. Cover-up for the beach or wear as a poncho for summer errands.
View ProjectBy Rosann Fleischauer, from the August 2016 issue
The original inspiration for this design was the way the water glimmers in the late morning as the haze lifts off the Pacific and the sand reflects the light of the sun back towards the sky as the temperature begins to rise. It’s the perfect poncho to slip on over a tee for a chilly morning walk.
View ProjectBy Kristi Simpson, from the August 2016 issue
The shawl that sparkles and shines in the sun is the shawl you need to make this summer. This bright yarn is perfect to mix with other bright accessories for a summer outfit that truly shines.
View ProjectBy Penny Zukoski, from the August 2016 issue
A sideways shawl that is truly ready for the first cold snap! With a colorway and lacework that reminds us of looking up at falling leaves, this shawl is ready for chilly evenings.
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