Patterns

My new book, Shaping Shawls, explains the construction of different shapes of lace shawls, and includes a number of patterns to illustrate the concept. It is a wonderful resource for anyone who would like to design their own lace shawls, and want to understand how to construct the various shapes. Additionally, it can help people who love to knit lace gain a better understanding of the design process and different constructions. There are 10 complete patterns in the book, each using a different type of construction.  The book is published with Cooperative Press, June 2011.

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Lace Shawls:

HuldranMystic Midsummer WreathJeg Lagde MegShe's Like the SwallowHavsfrunAli BabaOrchid ViewPrincess CottongrassShaShaShawlMarushkaJelling Rune StonesTanumshedeL'Anse Aux MeadowsUrdrVerdandiSkuldEyjafjallajökullMystic DesireMystic WatersMystic LightMystic AirMystic EarthMystic RosesMystic DiamondsMystic EmbersMystic StarMystic MeadowsLuscious ForestsLiljekonvalj PonchoSumac Leaf ShawlCall of the SirensMystic IceLightning Shawl

Lace Scarves:

Thistle ScarfIronwrought ScarfSilvesterRiverside WrapSouth for the WinterStained Glass Lace ScarfBlackheart Scarf

Fingerless Mittens:
ZenwaldIcingEragonStalactiteIce DancingCapillary

Double-knitting:
La ToupieHrungnir's HeartStarLightTopkapi
Miscellaneous:

Spelunking CardiganCayuga CardiganVancouver SweaterBurridge Lake Aran AfghanTouque

1 Response » to “Patterns”

  1. Volcano-inspired Shawl from Knit and Knag Designs | says:
    June 3, 2010 at 12:12 pm

    [...] Knit and Knag Designs has a beautiful knitted lace shawl pattern that has been inspired by the volcano, and it’s appropriately titled the Eyjafjallajökull Shawl. [...]