Stunning White Shawls – Free Knitting Patterns
Whether you are looking for a bridal accessory, or just love the pure white elegant yarn, you should take a look at these free knitting patterns for White Shawls. The idea is simple – you can make absolutely any design in white, so just choose the yarn and pattern you like. Think about the occasion and your outfit, so that you can decide if you need a lacy design or something structured. The thinner the yarn, the more delicate and flowy will your shawl be. On the opposite side, if you want it to be warm and cozy, choose the yarn that has some thickness to it.
Such a shawl will complement many different kinds of outfits because it’s very versatile. Match it with everyday dresses or elegant formal ones. Check out these free patterns under the links below and don’t forget to follow us on Facebook and Pinterest for more creative ideas!
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white shawl Free knitting patterns
The Northern Hemisphere Sky
Wearing this lace knit shawl must be like a delicate mist brushing your skin. The intricate openwork design makes it an elegant accessory, perfect for layering. Throw it over your shoulders while wearing a chic dress or mesh top on a cool summer evening. You’ll see this knitted shawl by Arina Shofiya make you look like a real star!
Level: intermediate Author: Arina Shofiya
photo by aderizky / ravelry.com
Find the original pattern on ravelry.com. More info about this version is here.
White Queen
Your winter attire won’t be complete without a classic cabled wool scarf. Drops’ creative pattern designers came up with yet another timeless accessory that you can make by yourself. Grab your knitting needles, gather the softest yarn you can find in your stash, and knit away!
Level: intermediate Author: DROPS design
photo by DROPS design / ravelry.com
Find this pattern on garnstudio.com, or read more on ravelry.com.
Bamboo Wedding Shawl
The bamboo yarn has a nice softness to it, so it’s perfect for making light and flowy knitted shawls. If you want to give it a try, this knitting shawl pattern by Purl Soho is a great opportunity to finally do it. It will surely be a great success!
Level: upper beginner Author: Purl Soho
Find this pattern on purlsoho.com, or read more on ravelry.com.
More Simple Lines
The delicate lines and simplicity of this shawl match perfectly with a decorative border! Emily Bolduan created a real work of art here! We love original knitting patterns for shawls like this one. How about you?
Level: upper beginner Author: maanel
Find this pattern on ravlery.com.
Davida Shawl
How charming is this openwork? We absolutely love it! This large triangle-shaped shawl designed by Katrin Schubert will surely make you feel and look fabulous. No matter the season! Pick your favorite color for it!
Level: upper beginner Author: Katrin Schubert
Find this pattern on ravelry.com.
The Southern Hemisphere Sky
This knitted shawl is spectacular, don’t you think! Such a precious accessory for every lady who loves times fashion. Will you make it in white, black, or some bold shade? We are so curious about your ideas! Arina Shofiya will guide you.
Level: advanced Author: Arina Shofiya
The original pattern is on ravelry.com. Info about this version and the photos are on ravelry.com.
Marion Stole
What a dreamy design by genius Aubrey P. Busek! It is elegant, feminine, and absolutely perfect for hot days. Especially when they are filled with special occasions. If you are looking for a classy accessory, you should consider this one for sure.
Level: upper beginner Author: Aubrey P. Busek
Find this pattern on universalyarn.com, or read more on ravelry.com.
Wingspan Shawl
This crescent-shaped beauty will add handmade elegance to every attire. In fact, calling it “pretty” would be a huge understatement, with its intricately stitched lace fabric, it’s nothing short of stunning! Be sure to include this knit white shawl on your project list, or don’t wait and start making now. The pattern will suit intermediates and those ready for their first lace project.
Level: intermediate Author: City Farmhouse Studio
photo by City Farmhouse Studio / ravelry.com
Find this pattern on cityfarmhousestudio.com, or read more on ravelry.com.
