The Midsomer Shawl was inspired by the program “Midsomer Murders”. I wanted something simple to knit while watching TV and so this shawl was born. Although the lace chart looks complicated, it is really just a simple 4 row repeat. Once you completed the repeat a few times you too will be able to speculate about whether Joyce Barnaby is really a...

Spring into summer with this light and airy shawl, featuring alternating sections of lace work and linen stitch. This shawl is stunning when knit in one colour or using as many different hues as you like, blending them together in the linen sections. It’s a perfect opportunity to use up any leftover lace yarn that you might have in your stash.

This snug and cozy brioche hat will keep you warm on cold winter days while still looking fabulous! Designed with the intermediate knitter in mind, this pattern is slightly challenging but with a short repeat that is easy to remember. Once you master the stitch pattern you will have no problems creating this stylish accessory.

The Knitteratti Signature Scarf is a classic design created with both men and women in mind. It can be knit to any length using any yarn, with the weight, yardage and needle size given here only as a suggestion.

An adytum is a sacred space that the public are not free to enter. It is a sanctuary, a safe space. We all need our own adytum at some point in our lives and that was the inspiration for this pattern. This shawl is large and enveloping, warm and comforting. Wear it when you need your own safe space and feel soothed.

This scarf/shawl pattern can be knit to any size with the smallest yardage only given as a starting point. The stitch count is constant for each row, with the first stitch of each row being slipped. A lace border is maintained around the entire scarf and linen stitch is used to add texture and interest to the pattern.

The Goes with Everything Shawl does what it says on the tin, it goes with everything. Designed to be suitable for beginner lace knitters, it is perfect for exploring triangular shawl shaping with some eyelets added to keep it interesting.

Light and airy, the Riparian Picnic shawl is perfect for riverside relaxing, or any kind of relaxing. It’s large enough to keep the early-evening chill off your shoulders or wear it as a scarf for an elegant touch over jeans.

This scarf/shawl pattern can be knit to any size with the smallest yardage only given as a starting point.

This shawl pattern is knit in two identical halves, which are then sewn together using the kitchener stitch. The result is a pretty shawl with a diamond pattern forming at the center where the two halves meet.