Do you know the part in the movie “Titanic” where Rose was looking at the painting and said: “There’s truth, but no logic”?

“Try to be a rainbow in someone’s cloud…”

Welcome to another mystery shawl knit-a-long

“Mirage” is a lacy rectangular shawl that looks simple enough yet keeps you interested to the end. Estonian “Nupp” stitches mixed with easy lace techniques make it an engaging project. Conversely, you can just skip the “Nupp” stitches replacing them with “knit” stitches or with beads.

“Sit under a hawthorn on May morning to be whisked to fairyland… .” It is believed that Hawthorn is inhabited by fairies and if you take good care of the tree you will be blessed with good luck and happiness. This shawl is inspired by hawthorns that have the most interesting myths and for the majestic blooms it brings on in May.

Snowdrops - shooting up from a still frozen land towards the light we barely notice. It’s an early celebration of spring when nature looks deep in sleep. Tenacious yet delicate white buds bringing hope for brighter and warmer days…

“Island Shore” triangular lace shawl represents the quiet sunny day at the beach. The gentle breeze touching the skin, hot sand burning the toes, the sun that feels never-ending. No worries, no hurry, no obligations…

Welcome to another mystery shawl knit-a-long (Duchess MKAL 2021 Spring Edition)!

This lace shawl pattern “Ice Flowers” is the representation of frost display on a window on a cold winter morning. I tried to catch the textures and impressions, subtle connections between different patterns, and the beauty of creation by nature.

“Lace of Hope” is huge and comforting lace shawl - light and luxurious, and every stitch is designed to share hope. It has 246 hearts formed with lace technique and using Estonian “nupp” stitches. Standing by themselves or snuggling inside one another.

This classic Christmas stocking with star motifs is worked top-down and knitted in rounds. The heel is worked in a heel flap technique, but you can use any heel technique you love as it is knitted with a solid color. The pattern is accompanied by charts for easier following (and you could also use them for cross stitch).

Sometimes we need a break from our larger holiday projects and Christmas ornaments are one way to go about it. If you’re tired of simple Christmas balls then maybe I can recommend you this adorable Christmas gnome. He’s small, cute, and rewarding to knit :slightly_smiling_face:

This Christmas stocking is worked top-down and knitted in rounds. The heel is worked in a heel flap technique, but you can use any heel technique you love as it is knitted with a solid color. The pattern is accompanied by charts for easier following (and you could also use them for cross stitch).

1 skein of delicate yarn and (less than) 1 day is all you need to knit these quick baby booties (or boots) for your special little one. No buttons, no sewing (except hiding yarn ends), and no seams. The best part is that you can use up your one skein stash.

Mystery Knitalong 2020

If you’re looking for a lace shawl pattern with Estonian lace motifs and a moderate number of “nupp”s for practicing then look no further. Remembrance is a gorgeous lacy wrap for cool summer nights and fancy garden parties.

Welcome to Lace Shawl KAL 2019

Perfect pattern for a one skein project.

“Bumblebee Baby Blanket” is an easy knitting project for a weekend. Knit and purl stitches are alternated with small cable work for extra interest. The blanket is light and small enough for a baby stroller.

This lace shawl knitting pattern contains written instructions (in English) as well as charts.

This lace shawl knitting pattern contains written instructions (in English) as well as charts.

This lace shawl knitting pattern contains written instructions (in English) as well as charts.

Not all shawl knitting patterns have to be boring. Although this shawl looks simple enough, don’t underestimate it. It will be a fantastic challenge for you.

This lace shawl knitting pattern contains written instructions (in English) as well as charts.

Size of the scarf:

This easy circle scarf knitting pattern is simple to knit, yet very interesting. You will be knitting back and forth, therefore, no double pointed or circular needles are needed. The neck part is holding its stretch thanks to an effortless Garter stitch, the lacy flowery pattern is adding a pleasing effect and small elegant leaves give a charmi...

Easy knitting pattern for a slouchy beanie.

This easy cowl scarf knitting pattern requires no cable work. It’s simple yet effective combining simple lace knitting and knit and purl stitches.

This hat knitting pattern is no ordinary one. Although it looks like cables, it really is not. You don’t need to do any cable work what so ever.

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This lace shawl knitting pattern is a nice challenge for intermediate knitter containing cables, lace, and nupps. If you love Estonian lace knitting then this is the perfect project for you. It is meant for a knitter who has worked cables and lace before - so if you are an absolute beginner then it’s not for you.

This lace shawl knitting pattern is an easy lace knitting project containing written instructions (in English) as well as charts and is fairly effortless to knit.

“Thinking about Christmas Past, and hoping for a Christmas Future…”

This hat is knitted in rounds with double pointed needles or circulars using 150 g (1,76 oz) approx 175 m (191 yds) of baby weight yarn (I used 3 balls of DROPS Baby Merino (100% wool)).

Knitting pattern for “Water Lily” fingerless mittens is a sequel for “Water Lily” sock pattern and “Water Lily” hat pattern. Mittens are very beautiful, full of lace, framed by cables. Not your everyday boring knitting project, but still a quick one to tackle.

Remember how Mrs. Marple got lectured by judge for knitting? Well - she was knitting these mittens. In my mind at least :)

Why “Water Lily” hat?

Patterned Christmas stockings will never go out of style and will be most awesome gift you could give.

„Water Lily“ socks have everything to keep you hooked. Four various patterns – two lace patterns and two cables – hold up the interest right ’til the end.

Pattern requires picking up stitches, knowing how to make M1R and M1L, ssk and k2tog, knitting back and forth, knitting in rounds and wrap&turn.