Snow Shawl or Cowl

It’s cold outside, but the snowflakes dancing across this elegant shawl or cozy cowl are warm, soft, and wonderfully wearable. This versatile pattern includes instructions for both a graceful stole and a circular cowl, allowing you to create the style that best suits your wardrobe.

The snowflakes are incorporated directly into the lace fabric as you knit, creating a seamless design with no separate motifs to assemble. The piece is knit flat, and the pattern is fully charted, with no pattern stitches on the wrong-side rows, making it enjoyable to knit while producing a stunning lace accessory.

Pattern Details

• Finished Size: 14 inches wide; Stole: 63 inches long; Cowl: 63-inch circumference
• Yarn: 850 yards lace-weight yarn (approximately 1,120 yards per 100 g)
• Needles: US 2½ (3 mm)
• Skill Level: Intermediate lace knitters
• Pattern Format: Instant Digital PDF Download
• Instructions: Fully charted pattern (no written row-by-row instructions)

Pattern Features

• Includes instructions for both a stole and a cowl
• Knit flat throughout
• Snowflake motifs are worked directly into the lace fabric
• No pattern work on wrong-side row
• Fully charted for easy knitting
• Elegant winter accessory that is beautiful in any color

Pattern Support
Your knitting experience is important to me! If you have questions about the pattern or your download, simply send me a message through Ravelry. I’m always happy to help.
You may print the charts as many times as needed for your own personal use.

Copyright
This pattern is an original copyrighted design and is intended for the personal use of the purchaser only. Please do not copy, reproduce, distribute, share, or resell the pattern, in whole or in part, in either printed or digital form.
Finished items made from this pattern may be sold in limited quantities, provided they are handmade by you. Designer credit is always appreciated.

A Friendly Warning…
Please share your finished shawl—not the pattern! Otherwise, Here Be Dragone may silently swoop in to tangle your yarn stash into an impossible knot, hide your favorite stitch marker, and eat every last piece of chocolate.