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Is It Shawl Season Yet?

Is It Shawl Season Yet?

We'd Like To Give You A Free Shawl Pattern and Chat About It

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Aug 10, 2024
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In honor of this week’s free pattern, the Fleville Wrap (download below), we’d love to talk shawl season even if we’re just a few weeks early… *wink*

As the leaves begin to change and the air turns crisp, there's no better time to cozy up with a new knitting project. Depending on where you live, some of you may already be feeling the first hints of the changing season in the air, while others might only be able to imagine the leaves changing color as you stare at the trees from behind air-conditioned glass.

In this newsletter, we celebrate the beauty of fall with three hand-curated, exquisite shawl patterns and our number one best-selling shawl pattern from Knit Picks. Whether you're a seasoned knitter or just starting out, these patterns offer something special for everyone. Let's dive in!

1. Karukell Shawl by Kerin Dimeler-Laurence

Wrap yourself in the rich tradition of Estonian lace with the Karukell Shawl. This large, lacy piece incorporates traditional Estonian construction techniques and stitch patterns, making it a truly unique project. The shawl is knit in one piece, beginning with the center panel and followed by the lace edge, picked up and worked in the round. The intricate details, such as the Garter Stitch border and the combination of the Karukell and Greta Garbo patterns, make this shawl a masterpiece. Despite the long rows, the minimal finishing at the end makes the effort worthwhile. This piece really shines with Gloss Lace yarn.

2. Lyra in Bloom Shawl by Kay Meadors

Inspired by Herbert Neibling's Lyra, the Lyra in Bloom Shawl is a testament to the beauty of blooming lace. This shawl begins with a center medallion, from which the side wings elegantly bloom outward. The intricate edging continues the blooming motif along the wings and the medallion, creating a cohesive and stunning design. Each element of the shawl contributes to its overall blooming effect, making it a perfect piece for those who appreciate detailed and floral-inspired lacework.

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