Broken Pinwheel Shawl

Inspired by the classic Broken Pinwheel quilt block, this elegant lace shawl brings the beauty of quilting to knitting. The “fabric” pieces are created with three different lace stitch patterns, giving the finished shawl the look of a carefully pieced quilt while showcasing delicate lacework.

Whether you’re a knitter who also quilts or you’re looking for the perfect handmade gift for your favorite quilter, this unique shawl is sure to become a treasured keepsake.

The pattern is fully charted and is designed for knitters who enjoy working from charts.

Pattern Details

• Difficulty: Intermediate
• Finished Size: Approximately 17 x 58 inches (43 x 147 cm)
• Yarn: 1,100 yards lace-weight yarn
• Needles: US Size 1½ (2.5 mm)

Pattern Format

• Digital PDF download
• Fully charted instructions
• No row-by-row written directions
• Easy-to-read knitting charts
• Instant download after purchase

Features

• Inspired by the traditional Broken Pinwheel quilt block
• Three distinct lace patterns create the appearance of pieced quilt fabrics
• Elegant rectangular shawl perfect for everyday wear or special occasions
• A wonderful gift for quilters and lace knitters alike

Skill Level

This pattern is best suited for intermediate knitters who are comfortable reading knitting charts and working lace stitches.

Pattern Support

• If you have questions while knitting, I’m happy to help. Please contact me through Ravelry and I’ll do my best to get you back on track.
• For personal use, you may print as many copies of the pattern and charts as you need for your own knitting.

Copyright

• This pattern is an original copyrighted design and is intended for the personal use of the purchaser only.
• Please do not copy, reproduce, distribute, share, or resell the pattern in any form.
• Finished items made from this pattern may be sold in limited quantities. Designer credit is always appreciated.

Friendly Warning

• Here Be Dragone! This pattern is protected by copyright. Sharing digital patterns may awaken the knitting dragons—and they are notoriously protective of lace charts!