If you want to knit a round shawl one day, you must know how many stitches in which round to increase.
The circular shawl spreadsheet is a great help there!
Links:
Circular Shawl Spreadsheet
Tag: Lacy Scarf
Summit Shawl
Unfortunately I couldn’t knit the Summit shawl
yet, because I’m so busy making my own designs my own designs, but I would like to give it a try one day, because I find the pattern excellent :)
Links:
Summit Shawl (Summit)
Here at unikatissima:
many knitting patterns in unikatissima’s shop :))
You can find my designs now at ravelry
Knitted Lace Edgings
Recently I looked a little bit for knitted lace shawls – and these need a knitted lace edging.
I find them beautiful, but that’s not for me.
;-)
Links:
Knitted Lace Edgings (Traditional Lace Edgings from ‘Heirloom Knitting’)
Crocheted Flower Shawl
I find this crocheted scarf really cute, it simply consists of lengths of chains and strewn little flowers ;-)
Once I crocheted this pattern, but without the lengths of chains and even though it looks tricky I didn’t found it very difficult.
You just have to follow the diagram carefully ;-))
The pattern isn’t available anymore.
But I found the scarf very cute and so I tried to remember how it worked and wrote my own pattern.
It is much more flexible because it tells you how to modify the length of chains between the little flowers.
Links:
Blümchenschal (German and English)
Crocheted Flower Shawl (Modell 827/8, Gehäkelter Blumenschal aus Aparta) (German)
They suggest another yarn now for this shawl:
Crocheted Flower Shawl (Modell 411/0, Gehäkelter Blumenschal aus Batik) (German)
Read the English translation of the overview page.
The instruction (PDF file, ~270KB) itself contains a good-to-read crochet diagram, the same as before.
Lacy Crochet Scarves From Edgings
I love to crochet lacy scarves, but I don’t like to always work the same pattern.
Therefore I was looking for some patterns for such lacy crochet scarves and didn’t find what I was searching for.
Then an idea stroke: What is a lacy crochet scarf but two edgings back-to-back?
On the first photo you see one of my scarves made from a handkerchief edging from a magazine I bought. I used acrylic yarn. The second one is from a towel edging from another book. And for the third I first crocheted a middle strip which I surrounded afterwards by a self designed edging.
Addendum: By the way, I found this idea so clever, that I entered this post to the This Thursday is all about… challenge 3 Clearly Clever ;-))
Therefore Tracey’s comment ;-)
Links:
Crocheted Edging Links
Crochet Pattern Central: Free Edging Crochet Pattern Links
crochet.about.com – Search results for ‘edging’