The best way to enjoy the cooler weather is to wrap yourself up in a beautiful lace shawl you made yourself and just BE. My Ethereal Autumn Shawl design is very versatile and can be worn as a wrap, a scarf, or even a head covering: the choice is yours!

I don’t know about you, but I’m a very busy little person. I juggle many responsibilities on a daily basis, including owning a business, working a day job, taking care of my home, and many more! Because of the hustle and bustle that is my daily life, I always appreciate it when things are simple, and this lovely shawl is (thankfully) as uncomplicated as it gets! Your friends will be beyond impressed that you created such an intricate shawl, and I’ll never tell them how easy it actually was. The best part is that this pattern only requires ONE skein of fingering weight yarn, so it’s a great way to get rid of any single skeins you have laying around.

For this pattern, I chose a simple rectangular design so you won’t have to worry about any pesky shaping issues, and the stunning lace stitch needs no gauge and is surprisingly simple to memorize! Ethereal Autumn is a great design for any adventurous beginner to intermediate knitter. You will need a good grasp of how to cast on, knit, purl, and bind off, and I will teach you the rest, including how to block your shawl!

You are more than welcome to sell what you make using this pattern. You may not claim ownership of this pattern; you may not use or alter my photos and/or instructions for any purpose other than to knit the Ethereal Autumn shawl yourself; and you may not share, sell, or distribute my pattern in any way. If you have any other questions regarding this pattern, feel free to email me directly at thechesapeakeneedle@gmail.com. Thank you for your business!

I’d love to see what you make with this pattern! Tag me in your photos on Instagram (you can find me at @thechesapeakeneedle), and use the hashtags #EtherealAutumnShawl and #thechesapeakeneedle so that I can find you easily. I just might repost your pics. ;) Don’t forget to add your projects on Ravelry too!