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Misty Morning Shawl
Misty Morning Shawl
Wrap yourself in the quiet beauty of an early morning with Misty Morning Shawl, an elegant lace design that combines graceful geometry with timeless lace motifs. Triangles shape the front and back of the shawl, while the center showcases a stunning Ogee lace pattern. A delicate spider web border frames the design, finished with an intricate spider lace edging that adds a light, airy elegance.
This heirloom-quality shawl is a rewarding project for experienced lace knitters who enjoy creating sophisticated lace patterns with both written instructions and charts.
Pattern Details
- Knitting Level: Experienced
- Shawl Shape: Triangular front and back with a shaped center
- Center Pattern: Ogee lace
- Border: Spider web lace
- Edging: Spider lace
- Yarn: 1,500–1,700 yards lace weight yarn
- Needles: US 1 (2.25 mm) and US 2 (2.75 mm)
- Finished Size: Approximately 30 inches back length
- Instructions: Combination of written directions and lace charts
Features
- Elegant Ogee lace center panel
- Beautiful spider web lace border
- Delicate spider lace edging
- Gracefully shaped for an elegant fit
- Combination of written instructions and detailed lace charts
- Timeless heirloom-quality lace design
Pattern Support
For personal use, you may print as many copies as needed.
If you have questions while knitting your shawl, I’m happy to help. Please contact me through Ravelry, and I’ll do my best to assist you.
Copyright
© All rights reserved.
This pattern is for personal use only. You may not reproduce, redistribute, resell, or share this pattern in any form, whether electronically or in print.
Finished items made from this pattern may be sold in limited quantities. Please credit the design as Misty Morning Shawl.
And finally, a friendly warning…
If you choose to share this pattern instead of directing friends to purchase their own copy, the Misty Morning Fairies may quietly drift in on the fog, tangle your lace yarn into impossible knots, hide your favorite stitch markers, and mysteriously make your row counter skip numbers.
Oh…and don’t be surprised if they help themselves to your chocolate while they’re at it.
Don’t say you weren’t warned!
- First published: June 2006
- Page created: June 6, 2019
- Last updated: July 15, 2026 …
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