Shawlette pattern

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This 3S Shawl Free Knitting Pattern is a very simple and easy pattern that is very fashionable. Make one now with the free pattern provided by the link below.

This Cantiga Shawlette Free Knitting Pattern is a stylish accessory. You can wear it as a shawl, a scarf, or even a wrap.

An beginner-friendly knitted shawl– my Amanecer Costero Shawl – is a free pattern here on the blog! Read through my inspiration, materials and stitch patterns used. Or scroll on down for the free pattern.

Are you looking for the best free shawl knitting patterns ? Look no further! I’ve rounded up the most gorgeous collection of shawls that you can knit for yourself or a friend this fall. The best part is, they are all PDF knitting patterns for instant knitting gratification. Most of these shawls

This lazy waves shawlette is worked from the top down. It lends itself perfectly to using a slow colour change yarn.

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The Pixie Shawlette is a light and lively free crochet shawl pattern on Moogly that uses just one ball of Red Heart Croquette - and is full of sparkle!

I have created a fine gauge scarf/shawlette with Debbie Bliss' Rialto Lace Yarn, see posting on this yarn here. As I stated in the previous post it was a dream to knit with. For the longest time I was VERY against knittng anything in a fine gauge. But I have to say that this yarn is amazing. I would definitely knit with it again. It knits up beautifully and has such a lovely "hand" to it. Here is the little project that is currently available through Ravelry. I know that this is the third…

True Blue Shawlette On most occasions, I try to keep my knitting fairly seasonal (or representative of the months to come). I'm sure that's why I bought this yarn and started this shawlette months ago, only to get hung up by my uncooperative forearms. Now that I've finally finished the piece, though, we should all just pretend it's summer again, and that the cold breeze I felt this afternoon was actually as balmy as July's winds. Or not, in which case you can file this pattern away for next…