Feminine Shawl Free Knitting Pattern Ideas
Who is waiting for a new delivery of free knitting patterns for shawls? We know you surely are! Do you know how some pieces of clothing just never go out of fashion? If you think about it, knitted shawls are certainly among them. They are so versatile and so practical, always making for a great accessory thrown on when you’re in a hurry, perfect gift for a special lady, or even a spectacular fashion statement from time to time. These Feminine Shawls are no exception! Check out the free patterns under the links below and follow us on Facebook Fanpage and Pinterest for more creative ideas!
If you need more inspiration, check out our Sweet Cable Headbands and Charming Pastels Cardigans collections.
shawl free knitting pattern ideas
Arctic Waters Shawl
This stunning colorway is a lovechild of Nurture Knitwear’s Megan and Summer Camp Fibers yarn. It’s vibrant, playful, and rich – everything you need to make a statement piece. One thing is certain – you won’t get bored making this shawl. Just take a look at the openwork, the sideways construction, and the colors!
Level: upper beginner Author: Nurture Knitwear
photo by Nurture Knitwear / nurtureknitwear.com
Find this pattern on nurtureknitwear.com.
Manjerico
A long-standing tradition of collaboration between Rosarios 4 and Filipa Carneiro results in a new free knitting shawl pattern every year. This year’s project features a vibrant red shawl with a feminine ruffled edging. This is a KAL, which means that the pattern will be published in three parts.
Level: upper beginner Author: Filipa Carneiro
photo by Filipa Carneiro / ravelry.com
Find this pattern on rosarios4.com, or read more on ravelry.com.
Coastal Shawl
Can you feel some inspiration from adorable tiny villages by the sea here? I undoubtedly can! This dreamy-knitted shawl makes me think of carefree days at the beach. I’m also thinking of the next outfit I’m going to pair it with to make myself feel special.
Level: beginner Author: Rachel Brockman
The original pattern and the photos are on universalyarn.com. More info on ravelry.com.
Shawl on the Bias
Wow, this color palette is so unique! Do you think the inspiration came from the washed-out shades of the sunset or maybe from the color of the sand? Anyway, we are undoubtedly by the sea again! This shawl has a really amazing texture too.
Level: beginner Author: Yarnspirations Design Studio
The original pattern and the photos are on yarnspirations.com. More info on ravelry.com.
Zanzibar Shawlette
This shawlette will be such a precious Christmas gift! You can stick with this classy dusty pink, obviously, but you can also choose festive colors. Will it be red or green? We are so curious! Cascade Yarns will guide you! Their free knitting patterns for shawls always inspire us.
Level: intermediate Author: Cascade Yarns
The original pattern and the photos are on yarnspirations.com. More info on ravelry.com.
Old Shale Shawlette
A brand new handmade shawlette, anyone? This one by brilliant Alice Buerkle is so elegant. If you like fashionable accessories, you will certainly enjoy giving this pattern a try. What colors will you go for?
Level: intermediate Author: Alice Buerkle
The original pattern and the photos are on ravelry.com.
Tarla Shawl
A lovely texture and even more amazing colors! There is so much to adore about this knitting pattern by Catherine Salter Bayar. If you are looking for an accessory that will match your outfits like a dream, you should probably go for this one this season.
Level: intermediate Author: Catherine Salter Bayar
The original pattern and the photos are on ravelry.com.
Hi, my name is Sue and I have just taken up my knitting and crocheting again, after my Husband’s long illness before he passed. I am trying to recall how to do some stitches but as I am on a pension, buying books on both subjects is hard and not knowing which books are good for dummies, I have not bought any yet. I would like to renew my memory on all basic stitches – single, double, treble crochet stitches, along with knit, purl and other easy to conquer stitches. My Mother, when she was alive, showed me how to do knit and purl and she had an unusual way to do it so that either side looked like the other. Mine, I knit with the needle through the back of the stitch and purl through the front. But as I said I am looking for instructions on how to knit and crochet, just like a beginner. I hope you can help. Thank you.
Hello Sue, thank you for your comment! We are glad that you are taking up your hobby again. Instructions for the projects we show are always under the links under the pictures. Happy exploring!