Remember how in childhood we clung to the windows, on which frost painted bizarre patterns? How interesting it was to look at them and find the outlines of fantastic flowers in each, come up with fabulous plots or just run your finger along arcs, lines, and bends. The shawl features various bizarre lace ornaments looking like those frosty patterns.

This is a semicircle-shaped lace shawl knitted from the top down.
Pattern includes charts and pattern instructions.
Only charts
SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate
MATERIALS USED:
 Size 3.25 mm US 3 circular needles;
 Size 2.0 mm crochet hook for binding off, and for provisional cast-on (optional);
 Stitch markers, a tapestry needle (optional), and waste yarn.

YARN: The sample is shown in kid mohair yarn (750 m 820 yds per 100 g).
The sample shawl has required 975 m 1067 yds, or 130 grams of yarn.
Note: It is recommended to use either natural fiber yarn (linen, cotton, wool, or silk) or yarn including a minimum of synthetic fiber; light fingering weight yarn will be perfect for this project, approximately 600 – 800 m (650 – 875 yds) per 100 g skein.
Gauge is not crucial and can be changed to fit the desired yarn. You may need to adjust the needle size and yardage needed if using a different weight yarn. Your shawl may end up being larger or smaller depending on the weight of the yarn and your individual way of knitting.

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS: 194 cm 76 ½″ wingspan and 88 cm 34 ½″ deep, relaxed after wet blocking.

CHARTS: All charts show only the right-side rows. The pattern repeat is outlined in bold red. Read the charts FROM RIGHT TO LEFT. On the wrong-side rows, work all stitches as they appear (except for the edge stitches. There are also special stitches, please consult the Key Legend.

Thank you very much mariposanegra
for the translation to English.