A delicate leaf patterned triangular shawl which can be made small as a neck scarf or very large as a wrap, depending on the knitter’s goals and available yarn supply. Light fingering or lace weight yarn is appropriate, using 3-4.5mm needles, and gauge is not important. One skein is enough for a small scarf or shawl.

A rectangular lace stole which can be worn over the shoulders or as a long neck scarf. Length may be adjusted by adding or subtracting pattern repeats Likewise width may be varied by adding or removing 12-stitch motifs. Gauge will vary according to yarn and needle size, and is not strict. Approximately 700 meters (765 yards) of fingering weight...

A large triangular shawl with a center panel. The varying increases along the sides and panel create a pleasing wave effect that complements the center panel curves, contrasting with the geometric effect of the Shetland fir cone motifs. The pattern is recommended for intermediate or experienced lace knitters.

A triangular shawl with a single motif, which is shaped like a medallion. Best in single colour yarn or heathers. Approximately 72 by 139cm. Gauge is not important. Any light fingering wool or wool blend will suit.

This triangular shawl is worked from the top down with a center “spine”. The sides have a two stitch garter edge. The border motifs are meant to line up with the centers of the last row of motifs in the shawl body. It will fit almost any adult women’s size.

Mitts with a thumb slit and a decorative panel on the back of the hand. For a larger mitt, increase circumference of the mitt but keep bead stitch panel centered. To make the mitt smaller, reduce the number of stitches in palm, keeping the stitch count on back of hand panel constant.

A sálat a sarkától indulva kötjük, a közepén egy “gerinccel”. Mind a két szélén két szem lustakötést kötünk. A 2. és 3. mintarajzban piros vonalak jelölik az ismétlődő mintákat. A szegély motívumait a sál fő motívumaihoz illesztjük. Ezek az utolsó sorban találhatók.

A long, narrow scarf which you can spice up with beads on the spiderweb section if you like. It can be as long or as short as you like. The scarf as knitted from the pattern will let the spiderwebs lie on your neck while the snowflakes hang down in front. Spider pattern and snowflake mesh patterns are from “A Second Treasury of Knitting Pattern...