Kaleidoscope Shawl

The ever-changing, multiple reflections within a kaleidoscope have intrigued children and adults alike since its invention in 1815.

The beautiful segments of this shawl are knit individually, creating an enjoyable modular project that is easy to pick up and work on. All segments except the neck segment are knit in the round. The completed sections are joined together with an invisible horizontal seam, creating a seamless-looking finished design.

The narrow three-stitch border is quick to knit and provides the perfect finishing touch to this elegant lace shawl.

The pattern is fully charted and offers a rewarding project for knitters who enjoy unique construction techniques and beautiful lace designs.

Available from #kCDesign

Pattern Details

• Difficulty: Intermediate
• Finished Size: 33 inches back length
• Yarn: 1,400 yards lace-weight yarn
• Needles: US Size 1.5 (2.5 mm)
• Construction: Individual segments knit separately; all segments except the neck segment are knit in the round
• Assembly: Segments joined with an invisible horizontal seam
• Border: Narrow three-stitch border
• Pattern Format: Digital PDF download
• Instructions: Fully charted pattern

Features

• Inspired by the fascinating reflections of a kaleidoscope
• Modular construction makes the shawl easy to work on section by section
• Unique segment design creates a beautiful finished effect
• Invisible horizontal seams create a polished appearance
• Elegant lace design with a delicate finishing border
• A rewarding project for knitters who enjoy charted patterns

Pattern Support

If you have questions while knitting your shawl, I am happy to help through Ravelry messages.

For personal use, you may print charts on larger paper if desired.

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 or any portion of it.

Finished items made from this pattern may be sold in limited quantities. Designer credit is appreciated.

Friendly Warning

Sharing this pattern may cause the kaleidoscope to stop turning…and nobody wants a disappointed kaleidoscope.