Lace Peacock Shawl

The majestic peacock, with its magnificent display of feathers, has long been a symbol of beauty, nobility, and protection. This elegant lace shawl captures that timeless grace with a striking peacock motif framed by an intricate Galaxy lace border.

The shawl is thoughtfully shaped to rest comfortably over the shoulders, making it as practical as it is beautiful. The peacock is knit first, followed by the stunning knitted-on Galaxy border. The neck ribbing is added last to provide a comfortable and polished finish.

The pattern is fully charted throughout and is designed for experienced lace knitters who enjoy creating heirloom-quality pieces.

Pattern Details
Finished Size: 29 inches back length; 42 inches shoulder width
Yarn: Approximately 1,200 yards lace-weight yarn
Needles: US Size 1½ (2.5 mm)
Skill Level: Experienced Lace Knitters
Construction: Peacock center knit first, Galaxy border knitted on, neck ribbing added last
Pattern Format: Instant Digital PDF Download
Instructions: Fully charted pattern (no written row-by-row instructions)
Pattern Features
Elegant peacock motif
Beautiful Galaxy knitted-on lace border
Shaped to stay comfortably on the shoulders
Heirloom-quality lace design
Fully charted throughout
Instant digital PDF download

Pattern Support
Your knitting experience is important to me! If you have questions about the pattern or your download, simply send me a message through Ravelry. I’m always happy to help.
You may print the charts as many times as needed for your own personal use.

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 whole or in part, in either printed or digital form.
Finished items made from this pattern may be sold in limited quantities, provided they are handmade by you. Designer credit is always appreciated.

A Friendly Warning…
Please share your finished shawl—not the pattern! Otherwise, Here Be Dragone may silently swoop in to tangle your yarn stash into an impossible knot, hide your favorite stitch marker, and eat every last piece of chocolate.
Don’t say you weren’t warned!