Lace Shawls / Lace Patterns

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The favorite piece with vacation flair:

Knitting Pattern Triangular Shawl CHIEMSEE WAVES




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Lace shawl in your choice of yarn (also wonderfully suitable for gradient yarn cakes).

Finished measurements here approx. 150 cm x 65 cm (or your desired size). No gauge required.

The download includes a

• detailed PDF knitting pattern, illustrated and explained (21 pages), with a short version for printing
• PDF of basic knitting techniques incl. crocheting chain stitches and slip stitches

These knitting skills are used:
casting on stitches, knit and purl stitches, increasing stitches from the strand between stitches, knitting twisted stitches through the front and back loops, yarn overs, knitting stitches together, slip-slip-knit decreases, binding off stitches

Versatile shawl:

Knitting pattern—Openwork shoulder shawl/scarf



Any yarn and size possible.

A feather-light gradient lace shawl (yarn used here: 150 g Austermann Caleido Lace for approx. 42 cm x 112 cm) in a simple openwork pattern that can be worn as a shoulder shawl, scarf, or even a hat scarf.

Basic knitting skills (casting on, knit and purl stitches, edge stitches, yarn overs / knit together, bind off) are sufficient for this simple openwork pattern.

This scarf has a very simple lace pattern and is knitted from sock yarn. In addition, it also has a cable pattern that creates a nice contrast to the lace.

You can find the pattern here.

Crochet pattern: triangular shawl for any yarn



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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 of
Schachenmayr Cotton Bamboo, 50 g – 120 m, hook size according to the ball band 3 –
4, here crocheted with a 4.0 mm crochet hook. For visual
reasons, I would not recommend thicker yarn. I decided for myself not to
block the shawl, as that makes the curves of the shell pattern stand out better – 
but that’s a matter of taste.

These crochet skills are required:
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 PDF includes 

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

No crochet chart - no gauge required.

“November Rain” is a triangular shawl with a lace pattern. This shawl is also knitted from sock yarn. The pattern is written out row by row and also shown in knitting charts. Spring is coming soon, but you could also knit yourself an “April Rain” shawl.

Click here for the pattern.

This infinity scarf features a simple lace pattern and comes in short and long versions, both with and without buttons. All of this is described in the pattern. You'll need thicker yarn for it (yardage 70 m per 50 g) and 5.5 mm needles.

You can find the pattern here.

Cold fall and winter days are no problem with this set in a lace pattern!
This combo consists of a headband and a loop/cowl.
The lace pattern is easy to work and warmer than you might think :-)

You get 2 patterns for the price of 1!

A detailed chart in knitting chart form guides you through the knitting process.

The pattern for the headband is designed for a head circumference of about 50-53 cm.
The loop/cowl has a diameter of about 130 cm.
However, it is simple to make it larger or smaller as needed.
Gauge is included as always - for any adjustments!

And here’s the pattern and more details...

 

A romantically beautiful set—consisting of a beanie and scarf—in Silkhair quality is something every girl (young or old) needs to have in her wardrobe...
Ideal for the transitional season, yet the light eyelet pattern still brings a touch of summer with it.

Size information: Scarf: approx. 200x50 cm | Beanie: head circumference approx. 52 - 54 cm

A detailed step-by-step explanation as well as 2 charts in knitting chart form guide you through the simple lace pattern.

Also perfectly suitable for beginners.

And here’s the pattern and more details...

 

A beautiful combo consisting of a hat, cowl, and wrist warmers in merino quality.
Worked in a simple yet sophisticated lace pattern.

You get 3 patterns with the purchase of 1!

The hat is designed for a head circumference of approx. 50-53 cm.
The cowl has a circumference of approx. 80 cm.
The length of the wrist warmers is about 16 cm.

A detailed description guides you through the entire knitting process.
To make things clearer, you will find 3 knitting charts in the pattern.
Gauge is included as always—for any adjustments!

And here’s the pattern and more details...

 

Autumn Leaves is a light and airy lace shawl with a simple pattern that spans only 8 stitches in width. Knitted with an I-cord edge so the edge won’t curl. It is absolutely suitable for beginners.
The finished shawl measures 40 cm wide and 184 cm long.
You will need lace yarn with approx. 800 m per 100 g.
Here is the direct link to the pattern:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/18214/herbstlaub

“Elfenreigen” requires a bit of concentration, but it’s not difficult. The pattern spans 12 rows and is described row by row, but is also presented as a chart. You’ll need a lace yarn with at least 800m per 100g.
Click here to go directly to the pattern:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/29222/gestrickter-laceschal-elfenreigen