Four exquisite knitted lace shawls in green, pink, yellow, and gray are showcased against diverse backgrounds, each highlighting the intricate knitting patterns.

Intricate Shawls for Fall – Free Knitting Patterns

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How are you doing at the end of summer, our fantastic knitters? We hope you are excited about the new season, we surely are! So excited that we have decided to help you celebrate the beginning of autumn with needles in your hands! These two examples of patterns for Intricate Shawls for Fall will blow your mind and get you in the mood for a challenge, undoubtedly. We are amazed by the skills and talents of these two brilliant designers. Their knitting patterns for shawls are so creative!

Check out these free patterns under the links below and follow us on Facebook and Pinterest for more creative ideas!

If you need more inspiration, check out our collections of Chic Shawls and Lacy Cardigans.



In My Mom’s Garden Free Knitting Pattern

Bring handmade elegance into your wardrobe with this knit shawl pattern by Denise Bartels! Intricate as it is, it will suit intermediates who feel comfortable with working lace designs. The delicate leaf motif and beautiful gradient result in a chic knitted shawl in fall colors that will go great with your most elegant outfits.

Level: intermediate Author: Denise Bartels

A gradient knitted shawl draped over a basket and laid flat, featuring intricate patterns and transitioning from red to yellow hues, with a purple hydrangea flower displayed.

photo by Denise Bartels / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on ravelry.com.

Treegarth Free Knitting Pattern

What a stunning mix of traditional lace motifs! We are so impressed with the creativity and skills Kit DeWitt has shown us. This beautiful knitted shawl is out of this world! Every knitter looking for a challenge this autumn should surely try it.

Level: advanced Author: Kit DeWitt

Knitted Shawl

The original pattern and the photos are on ravelry.com.

Wrap Me in Sunshine Shawl Free Knitting Pattern

Hello there, sunshine! Are you enjoying the first days of autumn? We are looking for ways of keeping the memories of summer alive and so is the awesome designer behind Wiam’s Crafts! This lacy knitted shawl is stunning!

Level: intermediate Author: Wiam’s Crafts

Knitted Shawl

The original pattern and the photos are on wiamscrafts.blogspot.com. More info on ravelry.com.

Ynys Afallach – Isle of Apple Trees Free Knitting Pattern

Have you ever tried knitting a shawl designed by a catnach? If you have enough motivation, experience, and time on your hands, this pattern will be a beautiful adventure for you. Firstly, you need to choose the color palette of your dreams. What will it be?

Level: advanced Author: a catnach

Lacy Knitted Shawls

The original pattern and the photos are on ravelry.com.

Golden Autumn Shawl  – No Longer Available

This pattern by Elena Gotlib is more precious than gold! We mean, isn’t the openwork simply out of this world? We would surely love to try it this season! How about you? Are you already imagining all the fancy outfits you can complete with this shawl?

Level: advanced Author: Elena Gotlib

Knitted Shawl

The original pattern and the photos are on ravelry.com.

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Mora Mattingly
Mora Mattingly
2 years ago

The Golden Autumn Shawl pattern is no longer available on Ravelry. Does anyone know where it can be found?

Thanks.

Joy
Joy
Reply to  Mora Mattingly
6 months ago

I found it, but it’s fairly complicated. I’m an advanced beginner, and I’m not ready for it yet, lol. Hopefully you can work it out! https://knit1knitall.files.wordpress.com/2019/04/here-1.pdf

Virginia Workman
Virginia Workman
1 year ago

Does anyone know where I can access Elena Gotlib patterns; I see pictures but can’t find the patterns and they are no longer available on Ravelry.

Joy
Joy
Reply to  Virginia Workman
6 months ago

I found it! After looking at, I can’t knit it without help, but here it is: https://knit1knitall.files.wordpress.com/2019/04/here-1.pdf