Browse this collection of knitting shawl patterns and knitting wrap patterns.
By Jayalakshmi M H, from the The Lavender Haze Knitting Collection 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 ProjectBy Penny Zukoski, 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 ProjectBy Miranda Jollie, from the The Bejeweled Collection 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 ProjectBy 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 ProjectBy 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.
View ProjectBy Sierra Morningstar, from the December 2017 issue
When Clara and her Nutcracker Prince traveled to the Land of Sweets, they were welcomed by the Sugar Plum Fairy. The Land of Sweets Shawl is similarly a welcoming pattern that was designed to keep you warm on a chilly winter’s day. This crescent shawl has a wide lace border and is worked from the top down.
View ProjectBy Penny Zukoski, from the December 2017 issue
This is a sideways shawl that was inspired by the many facets of the sugar plum fairy, from her intricate costume of glittering appliques, to her tiara, to the shape of her tutu. A thin, slender crescent shawl with a garter body and a decorative open lace stitch pattern forms a delicate plum blossom panel amongst an airy, whimsical openwork border.
View ProjectBy Rachel McKinney, from the October 2017 issue
Snuggle up in this lovely shawl on the front porch when the mornings start to get crisp with frost. The subtle hints of geometric shapes are softened by the delicate picot edging, creating a well-balanced piece.
View ProjectBy Jayalakshmi M H, from the October 2017 issue
This sophisticated crescent shawl uses the ginkgo leaf lace stitch. Emulating the timeless strength of the ginkgo tree, this design celebrates the changing season with a golden knit texture that can you can wear from the office to date night.
View ProjectBy Quenna Lee, from the August 2017 issue
If you’ve planned a vacation to the mountains recently, you know you’ll need a few extra layers to keep you warm at nights. This triangular shawl captures the twilight hues of a night spent under the stars and has other popular knitting features as well, such as I-cord edging and alternating blocks of lace and garter.
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