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5 Lace Shawl Patterns for Spring

Five lace shawl patterns for spring, from an easy-to-memorize garter and lace shawl to a two-direction design for more advanced knitters.

Beachcomber Shawl by Chelsea Berkompas
Source: Ravelry

The sun is shinning, birds are singing, and knitting needles are clacking with little lace projects galore.

While shawls are always a fun project, there is no better time to knit one up.

Whether you need a beach wrap for the summer or just want a light project, here are some of our favorite lace shawl projects.

Stormy Sky Shawl by Ksenia Naidyon
Source: ravelry.com

Stormy Sky Shawl by Ksenia Naidyon

Why we love it: This asymmetric shawl alternates between garter stitch and lace openwork, making it easy to memorize and fun to knit!

Woman with bright pink hair wearing a cream, pink and orange variegated lace shawl with tassels over a white dress.

Oak Forest Shawl by Ksenia Naidyon

Why we love it: Another exploration of lace panels this two toned shawl is absolutely delightful.

Sweetgum by Margaret Weinert-Lishner
Source: ravelry.com

Sweetgum by Margaret Weinert-Lishner

Why we love it: This shawl is about as light as it gets. Simple and beautiful, it’s the perfect accessory for the summertime. (Plus save $2 with this link)

Maluhia by Julia-Maria Hegenbart
Source: ravelry.com

Maluhia by Julia-Maria Hegenbart

Why we love it: This shawl is knit in two directions. With multiple lace motifs throughout, this is a great project for more advanced knitters.

Beachcomber Shawl by Chelsea Berkompas

Beachcomber Shawl by Chelsea Berkompas

Why we love it: We’re absolutely in love with everything about this shawl. The colors, the texture, the construction. It’s a beautiful project and you should make it right now!

Conclusion

So there you have it!

Those are some of our favorite spring time shawl patterns.

What are you favorite lace shawls?

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