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Draw in with cables, spread out with lace stitches, make a beautiful fabric as you only can with handknits. Fashion this texture into a sweater that’s a pleasure to make and a delight to wear.

Savour every stitch with this little lace top and rekindle your love for knitting. Begin with a bang, knit a spectacular lace edging, add a sprinkle of bobbles and even as you settle into a rhythm of lovely lace columns interspersed with gentle stockinette, you’ll find you’re done! Add a dash of lace at the neck and the sleeves and you’re ready...

Row after row of enchanting stitches will keep you engrossed in a pattern you will just not want to put down. Go ahead and indulge in this rich mixture of texture and lace for a beautifully sumptuous shawl to wrap yourself in on chilly evenings.

This lace and texture shawl captures the simple beauty of a field of flowers. Bring out that special skein of yarn and settle down to some enjoyable knitting to make yourself a stunning accessory…

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Wondering what to make with that special skein of variegated yarn you’ve been saving up for something, well, special? Spice it up with some slipped stitches and lace and make yourself a large, colorful yet light, triangular wrap. The sample uses a skein of Estrellita in a dazzling colorway called Coming Home and a skein of Yummy 2-Ply in Cordov...

Reminiscent of the work of French abstract artist François Morellet, the front and back of this top are each cleverly worked starting from the center block and working in the round out to the edges. The ribbed neckline and shoulder details beautifully accentuate the curves of the upper body without distracting from the garment’s bold linework.

Let the rhythm of each day’s ending guide you while you paint your own sunset row by row. As you stitch up this beautiful shawl, get swept up in the soothing stripes, let the textures transport you, and feel the breeze of the outdoors as you loop your way through lace. When it’s all done, step outside to catch an actual sunset while wrapped up ...

Weisse is an ethereal cable + lace shawl worked asymmetrically from one-stitch to the lace + picot border. Made in our light + springy Weld using a larger needle, the airy fabric and luscious size make it the ideal layer for chilly Spring days and nights out. Wear it as a scarf with a jean jacket or over your favorite dress on date night.

Intricately entwined tendril motifs in slipped stitches blend in perfectly with stripes, lace, and cables in this colorful triangular wrap. All stitch patterns may be worked from charts or written instructions and are perfect for some relaxed knitting.

Simple crochet stitches are used to create diamond motifs that adorn this pretty, lacy cowl. Use gradient colors or a single solid shade to make an accessory that will really pop on almost any outfit!

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Just as the fresh and light green leaves of spring give way to the darker, more mature canopy of summer, leaf motifs decorating this lovely lace shawl use gradient yarns to undergo a gradual change in color to depict changing seasons. The simply delightful lace in this triangular wrap may be worked from charts or written instructions and is per...

Sometimes, it’s just the little things that make you happy. Little things that need to be celebrated. Like pretty colors. Good yarn. An easy pattern.

Foamy waves on the sea….a blue spring sky reflected on a lake….a field of cornflowers….what does this shawl make you think of?

Capes are great projects to indulge in when you want to make lace but are not really up to making a shawl. And the best thing about them? I love how they stay on the shoulders without any fuss!

There is something about making lacy fingerless mitts - your hands look and feel lovely, not to mention staying warm, while you continue to do your thing. They’re also quick to make, so instant gratification is an added bonus!

A Brioche stitch enthusiast’s dream, Tilly by Lana Jois is a squishy, magnificent triangular shawl worked from tip to border. Beginning with just a few stitches, this shawl quickly grows into an undulating, vine-like fabric that mimics trailing succulent plants.

Twisting, turning cables and sections of airy lace are knitted in a single panel to create the macramé-esque Hidden Paths Wall Hanging. Attach the panel to a wooden dowel for hanging and display it someplace where it will remind you to take the road less traveled.

Oxeye is a sweet little top that is easy and ever so quick to make and easier and fun to wear!

A relaxing garter stitch shawl is livened up by an interesting construction, pretty daisy chains and lovely colors! This large yet light

This cozy hat is the perfect last-minute holiday knit! Worked in a single skein of worsted weight yarn, with simple charts (or written directions), the Cozy Holidays Hat will fly off your needles!

Adorable coral-inspired earrings to dress up any outfit - they are so quick and fun to make!

Spice up simple stripes by throwing in some cables and lace and make yourself a large, colorful, light, triangular wrap. The easily-memorized patterns may be worked from charts or written instructions and are perfect for some relaxed knitting. The Balsam Shawl begins at one tip and ends with a leafy, lacy border.

Have you looked up into the rain and felt the raindrops on your face? Felt the water trickling down your cheeks? This is the very sensation evoked by Tunturu….

A delicate lace hem adds a feminine flair to this classic ribbed top. Filigree is a wardrobe essential. It is perfect worn on its own during the warmer months but is equally beautiful layered over a blouse when the air is crisp and cool. The slight sheen and excellent stitch definition of Wool Pop is the perfect match for the lace featured in t...

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The easygoing Laughlin Tee uses simple stitches and basic shaping to make a perfectly laid-back top. A hemp-blend yarn creates a relaxed feel and drape to this piece, making it perfect for a warm summer day. Worked seamlessly from the bottom up beginning with the split hem, this tee has minimal finishing and will be ready to wear in no time at ...

These lovely yellow flowers outside my window have kept me company this season, often bringing me hope and cheer at a time when both of those are much needed. So when I spotted an identical yellow in my stash I knew I had to make this!

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This intricate lace shawl is a challenging and rewarding knit, designed to showcase a truly special yarn.

Simple cables and lace stitches come together in this lacy, motif shawl. The easily-memorized lace pattern may be worked from charts or written instructions and is perfect for some relaxed, outdoor knitting.

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Knitted with a lovely, drapey alpaca-silk blend yarn, the Peaks & Valleys Shawl is lightweight yet warm enough for those colder spring days. Style this shawl in a number of different ways to find the right level of coverage on any spring day.

Do we dare call this a shawl? Bridge Street by Lana Jois, is the urban-chic, updated shawl of yester-year. With a dramatic wingspan, stunning interlocking cables, and architectural lines this is a shawl-scarf-wrap is appealing across generations. Bridge Street is worked end-to-end, starting with one stitch and finishing with the grandly cabled ...

Start by casting on a single stitch and watch lovely vines emerge from it to become a large, lacy, light-as-a-feather triangular wrap. The easily-memorized lace pattern may be worked from charts or written instructions and is perfect for some relaxed, outdoor knitting.

The stitches of this sweet lace shawl blossom thanks to a luxurious blend of wool, alpaca and silk.

Lace hats are lovely to make and lovelier to wear. Indulge yourself with this pattern for a delightfully soft and lacy hat that is ever so quick to make!

What bigger adventure for a knitter than to get a lovely skein of variegated yarn to work with a lace pattern! This pattern is part of the Happiness Make Along 2019 with the theme Adventure and Renewal. Do join us over at the HMAL group for all the making, fun and prizes!

The Flash Point Top’s alternating red and white stripes represent the flash point, the temperature at which an organic compound gives off sufficient vapor to spontaneously combust. This top is worked back and forth on the bias in separate pieces and seamed.

Sarasi was designed to make the most of a gradient mini skein set – the airy lace pattern is not only pretty, it allows every colour to shine and makes for a good sized shawl that is so lightweight.

What’s better than a lace hat? One which has cables and a pompom and is super quick to make! Treat yourself with this pattern for a delightfully soft and warm hat this festive season!

Nestle into this macro-lace cowl or poncho-lette against the first biting breezes and chilly evenings of Fall; the threat of snow a distant, lonely whisper on the wind.

Like etched glass or frosty windowpanes, this hat has subtle, simple beauty.

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Rising to the Occasion is an asymmetric triangle shawl with an interesting lace border. A salute to the spirit of every woman who ever stood up for herself or for others, the shawl has stockinette sections interspersed with wavy lace segments to depict the regular ups and downs in each of our daily lives and these go on to become a spectacular ...

The Beatrice Sweater begins with the lace inset panel that is knit in when the body is joined in the round, adding asymmetry and interest to an otherwise conventional garment.

This lovely lace shawl is worked from the top down. The stitch patterns may be worked from charts or written instructions, whichever you prefer. Circular needles are recommended due to the large number of stitches.

Gloxinia is a top-down crescent shawl with twisted stitches in the body and a lovely floral lace border. The stitch patterns are both charted and written out.

These adorable coral-inspired earrings will dress up any outfit this summer. They are quick to make and easy to customize to your taste with endless color options.

Geometric shapes float on a grid of fine lines in this airy and delicate shawl in 3 sizes (petite/medium/tall) that is a modern take on lace. The shawl is worked from the bottom up beginning with a border pattern of geometric lace. A diagonal lace pattern is combined with short rows to make up the body with shoulder shaping. Knit in a delicate ...

Pretty paisley motifs, lace and texture fill up this crescent lace shawl knit from the top down.

Flowing braids and exquisite lace make this a shawl fit for a princess. Treat yourself to a little bit of luxury with this stunning lace shawl, knitted in beautiful pure Merino wool

Europeans loved the beautiful shawls imported from Kashmir, but few people could afford them. This demand helped advance the Industrial Revolution: Scottish manufacturers in Paisley created cheaper alternatives on looms with Jacquard attachments. Our Kashmiri Shawl re-creates traditional Kashmiri designs with lace patterning.

Pancharangi literally means ‘of five colours’. This shawl, with its richly-patterned border of colourful lace motifs and dropped stitches to mimic the fine print and embroidered look of traditional Indian textiles, uses the exact hues found in every Indian kitchen’s spice box. A delightful lace shawl in the colours of turmeric, saffron, chilli ...

Lazy waves of ribbing meander alongside lacy leaf motifs in this lovely lace scarf. It’s knit from end to end in one piece in an easily-memorized stitch pattern, making it a perfect project for some relaxed weekend or beach knitting!

Chiguroo is a crescent lace shawl that evokes the spirit of spring whether you’re making it or wearing it. Begin with little shoots and tendrils that grow into thick leafy foliage at the border. Sweet Paprika’s Grazioso in their new colorway Spring was a perfect fit for this pattern.

Spice up your lace knitting with Aniseed, a texture and lace shawl worked from the top down.

This capelet is knitted from the bottom up in the round, in a wavy lace pattern that can be worked from charts or written instructions.

Watch bulky yarn and lace come together in this lace and texture crescent shawl to make a stylish winter accessory that is both quick and interesting to knit.

Craft yourself a lace shawl that is as delicate as lilac mist!

The intricate, intertwining cables in this pattern are achieved by a stitch pattern that combines cables and slipped stitches so only one color is worked at a time.

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Light as a feather, this shawl is the perfect accent to your summer outfit. The final shawl is so light that it almost feels like you are holding nothing at all. This is an exquisite shawl that will be the envy of your friends.

Strip of Paisley is a rectangular stole featuring a paisley lace pattern and mesh lace borders. The wrap is knitted from end to end in one piece.

Inspired by the festive and colorful artform of Rangoli, the art of making beautiful designs on floors and courtyards, this shawl is knit top down from the center out in a combination of lace and slipped stitches. The border is worked in a stitch pattern that combines lace and slipped stitches. All the stitch patterns use 2 colors but only one ...

Unnathi is a textured lace shawl inspired by temple architechture. Knit bottom up, it features a twisted stitch lace pattern and is shaped with short rows. The lace pattern is both charted and written out.

This pretty lace shawl is knit from the top down and combines texture and lace to create a basketweave stitch in the body and an open work border. An easy pattern, this is a great introduction to both techniques.

These scarves and shawl are made of a highly-textured fabric resembling a series of braids, and are worked from side to side to make a rectangle, a biased rectangle or a triangle. The pattern includes instructions to make any length or width of scarf, shawl or stole in any of the three shapes.

This shawl is knitted top down, beginning with a garter tab, and is finished with a picot cast-off. The lace pattern can be worked either from the charts or the written instructions, whichever you prefer.

Aparne is knit sideways in a series of wavy columns for a shallow triangular shawl. Newer columns are added throughout the first half and each column ends with a dangling leaf in the second half.

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This easy tee is worked flat in multi-directional panels with minimal seaming.

It was a hot and humid afternoon, the perfect time to dream about oceans and deep sea creatures and mermaids. What started as a lazy line of thought about what sort of shawl a mermaid would wear, and better still what a mermaid would knit for herself, soon became a series of sketches and calculations and ended with Mermade on the needles.

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Vismaya is a light, airy shawl to remind you of summer, spring, blooms, tender leaves and new beginnings.

There are probably a million leaf lace scarf/stole patterns out there – but the majority of them are either made in two pieces and grafted in the middle or worked in two directions from a provisional cast on in the centre. This scarf was designed to avoid just that.

This is a light, breezy scarf for those not-so-cold evenings. And it’s probably the easiest pattern that you’ll ever come across. Although I’ve seen lacy, meshy scarves like this, I’ve never come across one that uses this particularly pretty and easy stitch. You’ll enjoy making it and you’ll love the holey, lacy scarf that gets knit up quickly!