Lace Moebius Scarf

Intriguing to knit, this geometric oddity makes a beautiful, yet functional scarf that can be worn in many ways.

The Sheep Shawl

Sunshine ripples down on a village surrounded by orchards, sunflowers, and sheep.

Field of Flowers

A field of flowers is bordered by waves of old shale on this shetland style square lace shawl or throw. Designed for dk, fingering and lace weight yarns, use all one or multiple colors.

Butterfly Garden

Lace butterflies soar above a border of blossoms on these square, garter stitch lace pieces. Knit from the center out in circular garter stitch lace and cast off in a simple picot edging.

Change yarn weight to vary the finished size. Using one stitch count, lace weight will make an elegant square scarf; Shetland jumper or sport weight will make a warm shawl; worsted weight a cozy throw.

Stars and Stripes

A border of stars surrounds a center of slanting stripes on these square, garter stitch lace pieces. Edges may be left plain, finished with fringe or with corner tassels.

The square scarf is designed for lace weight yarn, the throw for worsted weight yarn.

River Scarf and Stole

Inside a border of eyelet grass, rows of lace ripple like a river through the length of this lace weight scarf and stole. The end edges are cast off in a simple scalloped picot lace.

Bella

The look of a shawl with the ease of a poncho. Shown in lace weight yarn, it can also be made in a sock or fingering weight.

Mock Faroese Shawls

Quick and easy. Choose either knit or crochet version (Instructions for both in one pattern) Use any weight of yarn and work to any desired size.

Lacy Accents

Three easy lace scarf patterns shown in various yarns.