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I saw this beautiful border pattern in a book of old German designs. After changing it to fit into an odd number of stitches, I pulled the motif out of the center of the diamonds and repeated it for the body of the shawl. (If you prefer rectangular sha

A simple shell pattern that makes beautiful points on the cast-on edge is combined with an ocean wave on either side. Design is knit from cast on edge to the center in two pieces, which are then grafted together. Can be knit as scarf or shawl.

Approx. Finished Size: 22" wide x 60" long Materials: Happy Feet DK: 4 hanks, color 55 Gauge: 20 sts = 4" using size US 6 over pattern stitch Needles: Size US 6 24" circular

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Perfect for day or evening, this easy-to-knit shawl is worked in a simple broken rib pattern. Knit it quickly on #19 needles. So simple to make, it's a perfect holiday gift item! Finished dimensions: 14" x 56" Yarn:

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For the intermediate knitter, this pattern uses 1 55 gram skein of Jade Sapphire 2 Ply Cashmere.  You will use every bit of one skein, so do watch your gauge or buy a second skein for insurance.  Uses 24" or larger #3 circular needles. 

Sweater pins and shawl closures made of either sterling or bronze will look well on plain or patterned garments. Each includes a beautiful silk carrying pouch.

To purchase a downloadable Valley Yarns pattern, you must sign in or create an account BEFORE adding it to your cart. A simple garter stitch shawl

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This shawl was inspired by my friend Karen's passion for color, which she insists stems from a day she spent with Gypsies during her childhood in Finland. Simple lace patterns are used on this garter stitch square to encourage experimentation with