I love shawls. They’re the perfect pieces for adding just a touch more warmth on chilly nights (or in chilly offices). You can use almost any technique/style with them – from cables to garter to lace. It’s lace, really, that I’m loving most right now.
This week’s round-up is of shawls with some lace elements. I just love lace, don’t you? It looks so intricate, so difficult, but taken line-by-line isn’t so bad. Ok, sometimes it’s bad. It depends on just how intricate we’re talking. Anyway, here are the patterns I’m loving right now.
1. Geology Shawl by verybusymonkey
2. Echo Flower Shawl by Jenny Johnson Johnen
3. Medallion Square Shawl by Galina Khmeleva
4. Whippoorwill by Carina Spencer
5. Dinner in the Eiffel Tower Shawl by Jessie Dodington
For the Knit of It 
Reblogged this on Amanda's Words / starfire8me and commented:
THAT is beautiful…Would LOVE to sit with you and learn from a master.
The echo flower is soooo pretty!!
Oh I’m so in love with shawls right now! And these are some beauties, thanks for sharing!
I’m attempting my first shawl right now! I got Knits for Nerds a while back and am just now attempting the Summer Queen Shawl which is a beautiful leafy pattern. I had started it a couple of days ago in a rich purple but the color was making it hard to see the intricate pattern so I restarted it last night with a pale, mint green.
I think I need a shawl in my life (I know all about chilly offices) but I’m still daunted by them.
These are all so lovely I can see some being added to be already long ravelry favourites list.
I joined Wild Prairie Knits shawl MKAL this summer (starts on June 21st!) because she does so little lace! Haha! I love the look of lace but it terrifies me so! So figured a mystery knit-a-long would be a good start to take baby steps in knitting a shawl!
I’ve only ever crocheted a shawl- and only made a grand total of 2- that was over 30 years ago! Think I might have to give the knitting if one a go as I just love the ones u’ve shared:) thank u so inspirational.
I love knitting lace shawls as well, mostly because it isn’t boring!
They are all so beautiful. You must be crocheting or knitting with thread? It would probably drive me crazy. But would like to try some day.
I’ve been eyeing the Echo Flower Shawl for a while, but Geology is stunning! *added to ravelry favorites*
Love the idea of a shawl but have yet to make one. Feeling inspired by your post so thanks for sharing.
These are beautiful. I’ve been working on a lace shawl for a few months now – mostly in the basket rather than on the needle. It’s a shame – I must finish it….
I love knitting lace shawls! Thanks for sharing the links. My Ravelry favorites just grew a little bigger. 🙂
I would love to be able to make something like this, it is glorious! I cannot believe how beautiful knitted things can be sometimes, it really is an art form!
I can’t even decide which of these shawls I love more! Thanks for finding these!
I’m re-blogging, too, as I also love shawls. Hate to admit it, but I have quite a few of various yarns and designs on the go, somewhere . . . but I’m working on one now, so that’s alright. ~ Linne
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Shawls, anyone? If you’re in the midst of winter, you want one, right? and if you’re in the midst of summer, you could be making wone for next winter, in your spare time . . . ok, I’m joking (about the spare time; I do know how busy you all are just now). Still, I do like to share . . . ~ Linne
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Some intriguing shawls in this post….I now my needles are struggling to knit all that I see…just keep knitting!
Q – Love them all! Wow!
Lovely! I hope this inspires me to pick up my needles and make some progress on the six rows of lace shawl I began a month ago.
I have never knitted a shawl but crocheted many. Now I am planning my first knit, you have inspired me! Which one shall I choose!