I designed this shawl for my good friend around year 2015, because I wanted to give her something unique as gift. Now I have enhanced that design a bit and turned it into this pattern (my friend still has a unique shawl made just for her).

A beautiful knitted table runner that imitates the appearance of bobbin lace. The lace is worked over a multiple of 16 stitches + 23. It requires mostly the basic lace knitting techniques such as yarn over and decreases on the right side of the work, few special stitches and provisional cast-on (the pattern includes instructions and tutorial fo...

A beautiful crochet square to use in your own projects. This requires only the basic crochet techniques such as chain, slip stitch, single crochet and double crochet.

A beautiful lace edging to add to your own projects. This lace is worked top down and over a multiple of 16 stitches +5. It requires mostly the basic lace knitting techniques such as yarn over and decreases on the right side of the work and few special stitches (the pattern includes instructions for these).

Two matching lace edgings to add to your own projects. Both are quite easy to knit, because they require only the basic lace knitting techniques such as yarn over and decreases on the right side of the work. The width of the narrow edging is 8 cm and wide edging 15 cm.

A beautiful triangular lace shawl with new rose lace stitch and nupps. This is a perfect summertime accessory.

A cute little shawl inspired by frosty trees and soft snow.This shawl is knitted from the bottom up with circular needles, so it calls for lots of cast-on stitches and long tail cast-on. Otherwise, it is easy to knit.

This lovely triangular shawl imitates the appearance and structure of the Victorian era fichu shawls. It is knitted sideways and in three parts. The lace edgings are attached to the triangular piece by knitting. I tried to make this pattern (12 pages) as accurate as possible, so it includes lots of photos, charts and other instructions.