Lace Shawls

Dear users, dear authors, 
Lace shawls are very popular, and you can certainly have more than just one. They’re simply fun to crochet or knit. Here in this thread you’ll find new patterns for lace shawls. Get them now.

@Authors
 2-3 thematically suitable patterns for lace shawls are allowed here in the thread per author
. Image, link, and text with all information about the material, technique, difficulty level
and what makes the pattern special must be included. Have fun.

Lace shawls still add the perfect finishing touch to a summer outfit. Here I’m featuring two from Bunte Fussel:
In blue—knitted:

You’ll need: 100 g of cotton yarn (566 m/100 g) and 4.5 mm knitting needles.
Suitable for dedicated beginners.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/15209/lace-schal

Or in green—crocheted
For this, you’ll need 100 g of cotton yarn (566 m/100 g) and a 3.5 mm crochet hook.
The pattern is suitable for advanced crocheters.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/15627/lace-schal-gehaekelt

Truly timeless...
An elegant lace tie scarf in mohair quality is always a classic!
The highlight is the incorporated beads!

The total length of the scarf is about 112 cm, and the width is approximately 16 cm.

A detailed description and knitting charts guide you through the knitting process.

For more details, simply click on the image below.

A very finely crafted lace shawl in a rainbow look with a leaf border is waiting for you!
LACE made easy!

The finished product measures approximately 70 x 30 cm.

A detailed description guides you through the entire knitting process.
For clarification, you will find both a detailed sketch and a knitting chart in the pattern.

For more details, just click on the image below.

Fans of delicate lace shawls will be completely delighted with the knitting pattern for the beautiful Tinuviel shawl. 

It is a large, crescent-shaped shawl designed especially for Schoppel’s “Laceball 100” and “Zauberball 100” lace yarn, but it can also be knitted with any other lace yarn. The yarn you choose should not be thicker than standard lace yarn, otherwise it could lose its light and airy character. The shawl is knitted from the top down; even increases along the edge and within the shawl create its shape.

Materials needed:

• approx. 800 meters of lace yarn (e.g. Laceball by Schoppel )
  
• circular knitting needle size 3 - 4 mm
  
• beads (e.g. seed beads )
  
• a piece of very thin wire or dental floss
  
• sewing needle
  
• scissors
  
• kitchen scale
  

Anyone who decides to incorporate beads will find a small tutorial on knitting in the beads in the pattern.The pattern comprises 9 pages, includes detailed chart explanations and a schematic drawing.
Skill level: intermediate

==> Click here and get this wonderful pattern! 



The Galadriel stole is a dream of delicate lace knitting. 

 It is a rectangular shawl worked from the center outward using a provisional cast-on. The stole is finished off with a beautiful leaf border. Two rows of beads are incorporated along the finishing edges, adding a little stability to the very delicate pattern.

Worked in a creamy white shade, the stole is a highlight with a wedding dress, but it is also an absolute eye-catcher as an accessory for an evening gown in elegant black or dark red! The stole requires a provisional cast-on, which is explained in the pattern. The incorporation of beads is also explained.

 Required materials:

• Yarn 2- to 4-ply (the yarn should not be any thicker, otherwise the airy character of the stole could be lost), approx. 150 g
• Beads (seed beads)
• a piece of very thin wire or dental floss 
• scrap yarn for the provisional cast-on 
• Knitting needles size 2.5–4 mm 
• Crochet hook size 3.5–4 mm 
• Sewing needle for weaving in the ends 
• Scissors

The pattern comprises 9 pages, contains a written-out version and detailed charts as well as a schematic drawing. Difficulty level: intermediate

==>Click here and get the wonderful pattern! 



Welcome spring with your new "Amber Shawl". 

The shawl is so delicate thanks to the lace yarn from Faerbstoff that the first rays of the warm spring sun shine through it.

It goes with many styles of clothing, whether elegant, sporty, casual, romantic.....................

Materials:

•  1 circular knitting needle, size 3
•  100 g Die Feine by Faerbstoff, yardage 700 meters/100 g
•  1 needle for weaving in ends
  
•  1 pair of scissors

However, the shawl can also be knitted with any other yarn. Measurements after blocking: 2.85 meters wide, 0.52 meters long

I hope you have lots of fun knitting it and am happy to answer any questions.

Click here for the pattern




As colorful as the weather at this time of year is the shawl Solecolata.
It is knitted from one cake of gradient yarn in the color "Rainbow." And even the pattern represents the weather: a cloud, raindrops, and finally sunbeams again toward the end.

The pattern is explained row by row in words and stitch abbreviations, making it relatively easy to knit, provided you know a few knitting techniques. (Yarn overs, knitting stitches together in different ways, twisted stitches, elastic bind off). Definitely a challenge for pros!

Materials:

• 1 cake of 4-ply rainbow yarn for 4.5 mm needles with at least 530 m yardage, e.g. from Maschenwerk. It can also have more yardage, as the last pattern can be extended as desired.
• Circular knitting needle no. 4.5
• Scissors
• Yarn needle
  

Size of the blocked shawl:
approx. 204 x 75 cm

This way to the pattern ...

I'd like to show you my Snow White shawl.
You'll need one 100g skein of 4-ply sock yarn and approx. 80m of another color for the contrast stripe, a 4mm circular knitting needle, and possibly a stitch marker.
The pattern is fully written out and also shown in knitting charts.

You can read more about it here.

Click here for the pattern

This beautiful lace shawl is perfect for every season. You can knit it with thick wool for winter and work it with lace or sock yarn for summer. The shawl is designed so you can make it larger or smaller as you like by adding or leaving out a pattern repeat! In the pattern, you’ll find both a professional knitting chart and written instructions, so even beginners will get their money’s worth :-)

This shawl named “Dark Lady” is suitable for truly any occasion. By lining up different pattern repeats, this
breathtaking design is created. The length of the shawl can be adjusted individually. This pattern is
definitely suitable for beginners.



Click here and you’ll go directly to the pattern:

Material:

• Depending on the desired length of the shawl, you will need (here approx. 250 g gradient yarn cake with a total yardage of 1250 m)
• Crochet hook size 2.5–4 (here size 2.5)

The contributors before me have already shared many beautiful shawls with you—each one more beautiful than the last and so delicate. But are you hesitant because you’ve never knitted with such fine yarn before? And what about those large holes? Just be brave—with the right pattern, you’ll definitely succeed!

For beginners to lace shawls , I recommend my “Lace Shawl for Beginners .” In the pattern, I describe and demonstrate step by step how to go from thin yarn to a finished, delicate shawl. The knitting pattern isn’t difficult—it consists of two pattern rows that alternate continuously.

  You’ll need 2 skeins of gradient yarn (“Daphne Lace” or “Lace Top by Lanas Stop” or “Schoppel Zauberball Lace 100” or another yarn—even a solid color—with a yardage of approx. 50 g/400 meters), as well as a circular knitting needle and a size 4 crochet hook. You’ll also need pins for blocking. I’ll explain exactly how to do all of this in the pattern.

I hope you enjoy the pattern and get a beautiful result. Yours, “Ina strickt’”

Although the shawl is called Herbstlaub, it’s of course also suitable for summer.
It’s knitted in a simple pattern that is only 8 stitches wide.
With an I-cord edge so that the edge doesn’t curl up.
All you need to know are knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, and skp decreases. The pattern is explained using a knitting chart.
It’s absolutely beginner-friendly.
You’ll need one skein of lace yarn with a yardage of 700 to 800 m.
The finished shawl measures 40 cm wide and 184 cm long.

PaYaLa is a lightweight shawl made from Yak Lace, perfect for cool mornings or evenings.
It was dyed by Gesa Drechsler (Buttjebeyy)
It can also be used as a shoulder wrap and is super cozy!!
It features a relatively simple lace pattern that’s easy to pick up. It spans 16 rows and is clearly explained with a chart. It’s absolutely beginner-friendly.
You’ll need 2 skeins.
It can also be knitted with any other lace yarn, but it should have a total yardage of at least 700m, preferably 800m.

This airy triangular shawl is knitted from a very thin summer yarn; you only need 100 grams,

so it’s as light as a feather. It’s made of cotton, which is very comfortable to wear, and

the pattern is very easy to follow—even beginners can give it a try!
   Click here for the pattern “Airy Triangle Shawl in Summer Colors”

Triangular shawl for any yarn - crocheted



(To purchase/download, please click the image)

For this triangular shawl for all seasons, you can basically use any yarn you like – the thinner, the more elegant. Size: any size.

For the size made here, approx. 70 cm x 162 cm, I used 350 g Schachenmayr Cotton Bamboo, 50 g – 120 m, needle size according to the label 3 – 4, here a 4.0 mm crochet hook. I would not recommend thicker yarn for visual reasons. I decided not to block the shawl for myself, because then the curves of the shell pattern stand out better – but that is a matter of taste.

These crochet skills are enough:
chain stitches, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet,
front post double crochet (explained).

The PDF pattern is illustrated over 15 pages, but it is not a crochet course. A link/video tip for a crochet course and more is included.

The download includes

• in the first part, a detailed pattern with corresponding images,
• in the second part, a shorter version that is also illustrated, and
• last but not least, a scarf/shawl variation in short form.

Difficulty level: easy to intermediate - no crochet chart - no gauge required.

A dream in lace: the beautiful Fuego crochet shawl.

A delicate, beginner-friendly pattern makes it the perfect accessory for summer days, festive occasions, or even a wedding.

The pattern in this beautiful lace shawl looks like little flames licking upward, and that is where the name comes from. Fuego is Spanish and means "fire".

The shawl is crocheted from top to bottom. Since the pattern consists only of single crochet, chain stitches, and double crochet, no advanced crochet skills are needed.

Materials needed:

• approx. 200 grams or approx. 750–800 meters of yarn (e.g., lace-weight yarn, sock yarn, or a “Bobbel” made from plied gradient yarn)
• crochet hook size 3–3.5
• scissors
• sewing needle

Finished shawl measurements: approx. 180 x 80 cm.
The pattern is 10 pages long and includes written instructions as well as charts and a schematic drawing.

Difficulty level: easy.

And the best part: Right now you can save up to 25% on the pattern price.

==> Click here and get this wonderful crochet pattern!

  

I have one more: it’s called "Forest Brook Stole." It is a rectangular stole, originally knitted in merino with 160 m per 50 g, but of course it can also be made with other yarns. You’ll need about 550 m for it if you use the original yarn, plus size 3.5 mm knitting needles.
The shawl can also be knitted as a scarf with fewer stitches; some have even knitted a cowl using the pattern, so it’s quite versatile.

You can find the pattern here.

Lace shawls are elegant and striking.

The Rote Zora has a classic, elegant design and can be varied in width, from scarf to stole. With your purchase, you will receive a 5-page pattern that includes a knitting chart. For an easier start, the first rows are also written out.


Go to the pattern HERE

The following techniques are required:

• cast-on
• purl stitches
• knit stitches
• yarn overs
• left-leaning decreases
• right-leaning decreases
• cabling

The lace pattern is not suitable for beginners. You should have some lace knitting experience.

What’s included:

• suitable for advanced knitters
• pattern incl. knitting chart
• size variable from scarf to stole

You’ll need these materials at home:

• 1 skein of Lace uni by Wollmeise in the color “Confident” (300 g/1575 m 100% merino wool)
• 3.5 mm circular knitting needle (60–80 cm)
• scissors
• yarn needle

Here is a crocheted shawl—also suitable for beginners:
Crochet Pattern Lace Shawl AIRY-LIGHT


(To purchase/download, please click the image)

Quick and easy, this square shawl is crocheted from the center outward. It can be worn in many ways, e.g. as a shoulder wrap / poncho / triangular shawl / neckerchief / scarf / hooded scarf.

• Size variable
• Any yarn
• No gauge
• No crochet chart
• For both experienced crocheters and beginners
  
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These crochet skills are enough: chain stitches, single crochet, slip stitches.

The PDF crochet pattern includes

• Short version of the pattern
• Step-by-step illustrated instructions
• Crochet techniques for beginners, plus helpful links

Material:
Basically, you can use any yarn you like, with a hook about one to two sizes larger than recommended on the respective ball band.
Fine lace yarns are especially recommended for this pattern. 4-ply sock yarn also works well.

used here: for 90 cm x 90 cm
approx. 80 g Daphne lace yarn (Schoeller+Stahl), 75% virgin wool, 25% polyamide, 50 g – 400 m for needle size 3.0 to 4.0; used here: crochet hook size 4.5, yarn needle for weaving in ends, scissors. Pins for blocking.