Browse this collection of knitting shawl patterns and knitting wrap patterns.
By Penny Zukoski, from the August 2018 issue
This is a bottom up crescent shawl with a stitch pattern reminiscent of the harvesting of the rows of winter wheat. There is an airy contrasting color border that is blocked into points. The size and shape of the shawl lends itself to be worn either traditionally or draped in a number of ways around the neck, enhancing any outfit for any occasion.
View ProjectBy Olya Bagi, from the August 2018 issue
This design is an easy but outstanding wrap with simple lace patterns. Worked from one tip to the other, this shawl design is versatile because gauge is not crucial. Switch on your imagination and get heavier yarn to create a shawl that’s perfect for even colder weather.
View ProjectBy Ciara Ní Reachtnín, from the The Shawl Patterns Collection issue
The Tier Me Roar Shawl offers a fresh, modern take on a traditionally frilly accessory. Knit using two complementary colors of lace weight yarn, this shawl boasts an ethereal, light-as-air quality with a beautiful drape and flow. The tiered design creates a stunning texture, giving the shawl a playful yet elegant look. Optional tassels at the ends add a fun, contemporary flair, perfect for those who love a quirky twist to their wardrobe. Whether you’re wearing it for a special occasion or as a stylish layer for everyday wear, the Tier Me Roar Shawl provides an eye-catching accessory that’s as versatile as it is fashionable.
View ProjectBy Megan Dial, from the August 2019 issue
Bright, jewel-toned bands of simple lace flow through a speckled river of garter stitch in this graceful, fingering-weight shawl. Each lace band represents an Egyptian hieroglyphic symbol (flax, house, lotus) and teaches a new, simple lace stitch that is easy to memorize and a treat to learn.
View ProjectBy Nazanin Fard, from the The Island Oasis Knitting Collection issue
As light and delicate as the petals of a hibiscus flower, this shawl is the answer to your summer knitting woes. This shawl is worked in blocks, making it a portable design while it’s in progress. Once finished, it is lightweight enough to wear even on the warmest days.
View ProjectBy Mary Dickerson, from the The Seaside Staples Knitting Collection issue
This soft and airy asymmetrical shawl is the perfect companion to the beach on any warm summer day. Its repetitive design is a breeze to work up and ideal for any knitter who is new to lace knitting or any experienced knitter that is looking for an easy, on-the-go pattern.
View ProjectBy Amy Gunderson, from the June 2023 issue
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 ProjectBy Heidi Gustad, from the June 2023 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 ProjectBy Arella Seaton, from the Summer-Ready Shawls to Knit Collection 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 ProjectBy 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.
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