Everything in my Ravelry store is 25% off until midnight of October 7, 2026 (EST). The 25% discount will be applied automatically at checkout without any code.

The offer includes e-books as well, e.g. the Top 5 e-book and Knit Light, which is my most popular e-book. The individual Photography Shawl pattern is also 25% off, as well as my recently published pattern: Poppy Field.

The shawl is an asymmetric triangle worked sideways in one piece. Knitting starts with just a few stitches, continues with a rhythmical foliage pattern formed by dip stitches, proceeds to the garden of berries and lavenders, and is finished with a calm sky of garter. If desired, some beads can be added when binding off.

This pattern is available individually and in the Coming Into Bloom e-book. The e-book will contain 8 patterns in total. By purchasing this collection you will pay for the patterns twice less.

If you purchase the e-book now, all the patterns will be delivered automatically to you once they are published. The e-book contains Lavender Shawl, Lavender Bracelet, hat and fingerless mitts, as well as another set of matching accessories (shawl, hat and fingerless mitts), and there will also be a surprise pattern. You can see the other flower pattern here: the Poppy Field shawl.

The surprise pattern will be exclusive to the owners of the e-book for four months after it is published.

For information about sizes, measurements and yarn requirements please check the second page of the pattern located among the photos on the left.

While M size is given in the pattern, the size of the shawl can be easily customized according to the included instructions. Fingering weight yarn is used for the sample shawl, I highly recommend the Walk Collection Cozy Kid Merino that I used. If you also plan to knit a matching hat and fingerless mitts (available later in the Coming Into Bloom e-book), get an additional skein. You could also use a heavier weight yarn for the shawl for a dramatic effect.

The pattern is both charted and fully written out. It was tech edited and test knit. A video tutorial explains how to work dip stitches.

Designer sample photos by István Dorka.