Designed by Norah Gaughan, Siddal shawl has a unique shape that provides amazing results. The 2 wings are worked first, leaving live stitches on needles. The center section is then worked, joining to the live stitches (sts on needles) of alternating wings at the end of each row. The center section is only joined to half of each wing, leaving the other half free. These free sections form points that will fit over each shoulder as shawl is worn.

One skein knitting project! Plymouth Linaza Hand Dyed yarn provides the perfect backdrop for this mesh lace shawl. The pattern has an easy to remember repetition, making it perfect for a relaxing knitting project.

Knit a dramatic lace wrap that's light as a cloud. This one skein knitting project features Schoppel Lace Ball 100 which has long color changes.

Did you know just by changing needle sizes can make an amazing scarf? This gathered scarf uses Lace Ball 100 yarn and different needles sizes to create a magical effect.

Wrap yourself up in a sparkly lace shawl. This free knitting pattern features Universal's Universe yarn with a hint of metallic.

Designed by Amy Gunderson, ZigZag is a lace edge shawl knitting pattern. It's worked from side to side. The body of the shawl is garter stitch with one side worked in a pretty lace zigzag pattern.

This slanted mesh wrap knitting pattern is the perfect way to show off the qualities of Classic Shades Sequins Lite Yarn. Rich self striping colors and a hint of sparkly sequins make this a fun to knit and easy to wear stole.

From Fairmount Fibers, one skein of space-dyed Manos Alegria Yarn is all you need to create this mitered shadow shawl. You knit rows of knit and purl stitches accented by eyelets for the increases. This easy to make project knits up surprisingly fast.

Just one skein of Mushishi yarn is all you need to knit this easy garter stitch shawl. With nearly 500 yards per skein, it makes a very generously sized shawl and suitable for knitters of all skill levels.