Rathlin Island is the fourth shawl in the Petite Possibilities Collection. It is a shallow, crescent-shaped shawl, knit sideways from tip-to-tip. It starts at one tip, and is worked with increases on one edge until the desired width is achieved. The short middle section continues in this width, and then the second side is worked with decreases ...

That’s Belfast is an asymmetrical triangular shawl knit sideways from one tip to the opposite edge. It is a captivating blend of simple garter stitch, textured ridges and delicate lace. Lots of variety to hold your interest.

Armagh is the second shawl in the Petite Possibilities Shawl Collection. It is a shallow, crescent-shaped shawl, knit sideways from tip-to-tip. It starts at one tip, and is worked with increases on one edge until the desired width is achieved. The short middle section continues in this width, and then the second side is worked with decreases to...

Dunluce is the first shawl in the Petite Possibilities Shawl Collection. It is a shallow, crescent-shaped shawl, knit sideways from tip-to-tip. It starts at one tip, and is worked with increases on one edge until the desired width is achieved. The short middle section continues in this width, and then the second side is worked with decreases to...

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Ballyclare is an asymmetric triangular shawl, knit sideways from one tip to the opposite edge, finished with a delicate picot bind off.

The pattern is 47 pages in 6 PDF files.

In these uncertain times, I would like to gift you this pattern. Hopefully it will bring you comfort and provide a calming distraction as we navigate this uncharted path together.

This beautiful triangular shawl is knit flat from the top down. The richly textured, colourful body is framed by an attractive picot edge. The combination of easy knit and purl rows, slipped stitches, and lacework make this a pleasant and engaging knit.

Trillick is a stylish, contemporary poncho that elevates any outfit from casual to classy.

With cool Fall weather quickly taking over the last vestiges of summer warmth, it’s time to wrap our shoulders to guard against the evening chill. With its classic, top-down crescent shape, the Carryduff shawl is the perfect accessory to gently hug your shoulders against the frosty weather.

As the weather descends into the cooler Fall days and leaves scatter and crunch underfoot, the Glenavy Poncho and Armwarmers will help you transition into the winter season.

During warm-weather months, many knitters gravitate toward relaxing projects in lightweight fibres that provide a welcome break from the sturdy sweater knitting of cold-weather months.

Designed exclusively for The Greater Vancouver Yarn Crawl 2018 in collaboration with Black Cat Custom Yarn, creator of beautiful, hand dyed yarns.

What is a shoulder-hugging shawl and why is it so wonderful?

Killylea is a comfy cowl, knit seamlessly in the round with two contrasting yarns. The tweed-like pattern is created by knitting the next stitch in the row below. The visual texture is created by purling alternate rows. The results are stunning and the fabric is thick, soft and squishy!

Bessbrook is a crescent-shaped shawl designed and written by an experienced knitting educator. Starting from a garter-tab cast on, this “just right”-sized shawl grows into rows of soothing garter stitch dotted with simple eyelets, suitable for companionship and conversation as you knit along.