Inspired by the work of influential designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh, this rectangular shawl is worked in two pieces, then grafted together at the centre; a border is picked up along the entire edge and worked in the round, and finally a lace edging is knitted on perpendicularly.

If you like the rose motif but would prefer a triangular shawl, you might want to look at my Glasgow Rose shawl design.

The pattern includes charts and also full written instructions.

Finished Measurements
63 inches/(160 cm) long and 21 inches/(53.5 cm) wide, after blocking.

Gauge
23 sts to 4.4 inches/(11 cm) and 38 rows to 5 inches/(12.5) cm, measured over gauge swatch given in pattern.

Materials

• 3.25 mm/US size 3 needles, or size needed to obtain gauge (long circulars recommended)
• One 3.25 mm/US size 3 double-pointed needle (optional - for working edging)
• 875 yds/(800 m) of lace-weight yarn (dark pink sample shown in Fyberspates Gleem Lace, shade Spiced Plum [875 yds/(800 m) per 100g, 55% Bluefaced Leicester, 45% silk]; pale lilac sample shown in K1 Yarns Cashmere Silk lace-weight [875 yds/(800 m) per 100g, 40% cashmere, 60% silk])
• Waste yarn in contrasting colour
• Darning needle
• Eight stitch markers

Skills required
Advanced lace knitting, including:

• Provisional CO (a link is provided to a photo tutorial)

• Standard lace increases and decreases: yo, ssk, k2tog, sl2k1psso, etc

• Grafting

• Picking up stitches

• Knitting on an edging