This is a triangular shawl that is a very simple lace stitch. This pattern is even friendly to beginning lace knitters. Any fingering weight yarn is appropriate, but I suggest more of a monotone, kettle dyed, or gradient yarn to see the beauty of the stunning lacework.

This is another of my 3/4 shawl patterns. 1350 beads added with stab and stick method. Inspired by the beginning of the changes in the seasons.

This is a 3/4 shawl that falls beautifully no matter how curvy or straight your figure is. Small horseshoes and beads adorn this pattern. Beads are knitted into pattern. This is a great pattern for beginners wanting to learn to knit lace and incorporate beads. Beads are applied using stab and stick method so it will not fray yarn.

This is a 3/4 flattering any type figure. Shawl knit from the top down. Gauge is unimportant, the only important thing is drape and flow of shawl. This shawl will take 1300 to 1400 yards of any lace weight yarn. I used gloss yarn for extra sheen of the butterflies. Another of my shawls with lots of bling! I used about 2800 glass beads, but bead...

Triangular shawl knit from top down. Gauge is unimportant. Use any soft lace weight yarn. Beads as always are optional, but they do give it pizazz!

Pattern is constructed top down with a double triangle and center spine. Gauge is not important for this item. The larger the needle, the larger the shawl! Blocking will mostly contribute to size of shawl, the more aggressive the blocking, the larger the shawl.