This lacy shawl is named after a quote by Lady Bird Johnson, “Where flowers bloom, there is hope.” With its abundance of blooming flowers, it reminds me of the hope that each garden brings.

This shawl is knit top-down into a beautiful crescent shape that can be worn similar to a scarf or around your shoulders. The pattern easily works into a flowing fabric that highlights the beautiful blooms.

The pattern is in English with fully written and chart instructions. Also available are video and picture tutorials for the more intricate techniques.

Thank you to my wonderful testers. *** Their most beautiful bags are shown in Projects.
Cat here and here
Iris
Kelleigh
Collin
Svetlana
Hélène

See hashtag #WhereFlowersBloomShawl for all social media posts on this item. If you have any questions, I would love to help! Please email me at NoelleDesignKnitting@gmail.com.

With appreciation,
Loretta

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Essentials
Finished size: 68” wide x 17” high / 173 cm wide x 43 cm high, blocked flat
Gauge: 24 stitches and 32 rows in stockinette = 4 inches / 10 cm
Needles: Size US 4 / 3.5 mm 40” / 100 cm circular needle
Crochet Hook (optional for alternate k7tog tbl method): Size US E-4 / 3.5 mm
Yarn: fingering weight, approx. 430 yards / 393 meters; sample used is Wayback Yarns Maiden’s Blush
Notions: tapestry needle, 1 locking stitch marker, 46 stitch markers

Stitch Glossary
k: knit
k2tog tbl: knit 2 stitches together through the back loop
k3tog tbl: knit 3 stitches together through the back loop
k7tog tbl: slip 4 stitches purlwise, knit 3 stitches together through the back
loop, pass the 4 slipped stitches over
alternate method: slip 7 stitches to the crochet hook, yarn over the crochet
hook and pull the loop through all 7 stitches, slip stitch to the right needle
p: purl
yo: yarn over