One skein shawl knitting patterns

Do you have a beautiful skein of yarn that you picked up on a whim with no projects in mind for it? When I’m traveling somewhere new and happen to visit a yarn shop, I love picking out a special skein (usually sock yarn) to remember my trip by. Last year, I was lucky enough...Read the Post

“Look at this stunning colourway! Oh, that fibre feels amazing!” We all have those special skeins of yarn that we bought just because they were too irresistible. Sometimes we hold onto them and let them sit in our stash for a long time, waiting for that perfect project. But they deserve to get knitted with …

Easy to knit crescent shawl with lace and garter stitch - ideal one skein project. Free pattern plus photo tutorial - click the link to get your copy!

Amp It Up With This Zesty Solar Flares Knitted Shawl

I have so many single (beautiful) skeins in my stash. Do you, too? Fingering weight yarn is fun to collect, because it’s like buying a package of art from artists like Michelle at Dyetastic, …

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Diana asymmetrical shawl knitting pattern. Make a light, airy shawl with a six-row repeat in beautiful hand-dyed fingering weight yarn.

Did you know you could make a knit shawl pattern using only one skein of yarn? This Secret Garden Knit Shawl Pattern uses just a single ball of gorgeous, variegated DK-weight yarn in a multitude of springy, floral colors, making it a great warm weather outfit enhancer. Use it to dress up a pair of jeans or match with your craziest shoes! Either way, you can work up this knit shawl in a jiff, whether or not you've ever made a shawl before. Since it's knit in garter stitch, knitters of most…

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A small triangular shawl with an easy lacy border, the Oaklet is a pretty little accessory that you can wear around your neck or across your shoulders. In the size shown, Oaklet uses about one skein of fingering weight yarn. It’s worked on relatively large needles for extra drape, and the pattern is easy to modify.