Double Refraction is an elongated, triangular, striped garter stitch shawl. Knit (and purled!) entirely in garter stitch. the relaxed gauge makes it light in weight with gorgeous drape. Knit in one piece and in three sections, Double Refraction is interesting to knit and is a showcase for hand-dyed yarns. The striped color pattern sets off the ...

Downover is a striped, triangular, garter stitch shawl with a relaxed gauge that makes it light in weight with gorgeous drape. Knit in one piece, in two directions, and with asymmetrical tails, Downover is a pleasant knit with classic and modern style. Created as the workshop project for the autumn 2013 Knitaway in the Studio the shawl pattern ...

Thistledown is a top-down triangular shawl with additional shoulder shaping. The shawl begins with garter stitch, grows into a simple lace pattern and ends with a sweet ruffle.

Designed for the spring 2013 Knitaway® in the Studio, Arachne’s Bower is a rectangular stole worked in two sections, two directions, and with a choice of two yarn weights. A circular outer border surrounds and completes the shawl. The construction is a play on the traditional Shetland stole and incorporates two Shetland lace patterns, Leaf lace...

The Best Loved Shawl is a triangle worked from the bottom to the top, all in garter stitch. Long tails for secure and elegant wrapping are shaped with extra increases.

Reverie is a traditional style Faroese shawl, cast on at the

Faroette begins with the construction of a Faroese shawl.

The Wishbone shawl is named for its unusual shape. With extremely long tails created by regular increasing, Wishbone is a most versatile and stylish wrap. The simple mesh lace keeps it open and airy, and with the multiple possibilities for wrapping styles, it make a perfect take along garment for all occasions. It’s dramatic and comfortable all...

Like it’s older sisters, Fundamentally Faroese Shawl #1 and #2, Fundamentally Faroese #3 is designed to walk you through the unique construction of a Faroese shawl, an amazing work of knitted engineering with a logic to the construction that is best knit to be learned. With all the traditional shaping and a basic lace pattern, a Fundamentally F...

The Mountain and Plains Shawl is a rectangular stole comprised of two lace patterns, one charted and one written, to give you practice and hone your skills with each type of lace knitting notation. The patterns used in Mountain and Plains Shawl are versions of traditional Shetland lace stitches. Working the lace with a DK weight yarn and a larg...

The second installment of the Redux series of patterns, Dakota Shawl was originally published in 1999 and is a close cousin of the Dakota on the Side Jacket from Cheryl’s third book, Knitted Jackets: 20 designs from Classic to Contemporary. Using a hand - dyed and a solid yarn in a slip stitch pattern and knit from long edge to long edge, the D...

The Arrow Shawlette is knitted from side to side in an easy

The Goodie Bag Hat is knit in the round with a garter stitch borders and stockinette stitch top. The pattern includes Cheryl’s technique for circular garter stitch, Gartering Arownd.The top of hat has eyelets through which a drawstring is pulled to make an adjustable closure for the crown.

Available in English and German; Die deutsche Version von Hanten ist in diesem Download enthalten.

The first pattern in the Redux Collection, Takeda is inspired by traditional Japanese garments. Originally published in 2005, The Takeda pattern has been revised and updated. PDF pattern is 20 pages with complete charts and technique directions for this two-color stranded, circular garment.

Like it’s older sister, Fundamentally Faroese Shawl #1, Fundamentally Faroese #2 is designed to walk you through the unique construction of a Faroese shawl, an amazing work of knitted engineering with a logic to the construction that is best knit to be learned. With all the traditional shaping and a basic and traditional lace pattern, a Fundame...

Nazo is a garter stitch vest knit at an unusually relaxed gauge making it light in weight with a flattering fit. The body of the vest is knitted sideways and short rows are used to attach the fronts to the rectangular collar.

Fundamentally Faroese Shawl #1 is designed to walk you through the unique construction of a Faroese shawl, an amazing work of knitted engineering with a logic to the construction that is best knit to be learned. As is traditional, the shawl is knit entirely in garter stitch from the bottom up with decreases for shaping and an extremely simple l...

A long loop of lace knit in the round with an innovative reversing stitch pattern so there’s never a wrong side out!

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