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Free Knitting Patterns Stoles, Shawls, and WrapsBeginner Triangle ShawlSimple garter stitch pattern uses eyelash yarn for contrast but you could omit this. Shaping is a little different than traditional triangle shawls. Bell Shawl Open and lacy shawl knit with sport weight yarn. See photos of the pattern here. To see a close up, click here. To see a variation of the edging, click here. Eyelet Rib Wrap Features reversible lace edging surrounding a ribbed rectangle. Lace Shawl Beautiful but easy lace triangle shawl. Lace Triangle Shawl Beautiful triangle shawl knit in a challenging lace pattern featuring a delicate picot hem. Rectangle Basketweave Wrap Easy rectangular wrap or shawl knit in a simple knit and purl basketweave stitch. Ruana Or Stole Very easy knitting pattern for beginners because there is no shaping...yet it's stylish enough for advanced knitters. The sides of this ruana (or stole, wrap or shawl) can be left open or seamed in two ways, offering versatility. Sarong A great cover up for the beach or pool, this versatile sarong can be worn in many different ways. Five sizes. Shell Lace Shawl This beautiful lace shawl is knit in a wonderfully soft, self-striping yarn. The rectangle design means no shaping so the simple lace pattern is easy to work. Shell Stitch And Eyelets Shawl This lovely collared shawl features eyelets and shells in a very unique design. Table Runner This table runner or dresser scarf is a beautiful openwork lace pattern that is fairly easy to remember. Turn this into a beautiful rectangular shawl simply by casting on additional stitches and working additional rows until it's the length desired. Triple Chevron Lace Shawl This beautiful rectangle lace shawl is knit from side to side on circulars, knitting back and forth as if with straight needles. Trinity Stitch Shawl Triangle shawl pattern knit using a traditional stitch. See a photo here and a close up of the edging here. Also see Knit A Bit, for patterns by Barbara Breiter |