Avignon shawl

Immerse yourself in the exquisite world of fiber arts with our beautifully crafted shawl pattern, inspired by the stunning colors and meticulous techniques of skilled dyers. This unique design pays homage to the artistry of dyeing and features intricate floral stitch patterns reminiscent of the renowned work by Herbert Niebling. Within this creation, you'll discover a modern interpretation of the Avignon berry, a fascinating plant in the Rhamnus species known for its deep yellow hue, often utilized by dyers and artists alike.

This pattern showcases a half-hexagon shaped shawl, expertly knit from the top down. As you knit, you'll encounter a delightful combination of complex lace stitches and smooth stockinette that come together to create a truly captivating piece. The elegant leaf motif lace cascades beautifully, ensuring a secure and graceful drape across your shoulders, making it a perfect accessory for any season.

This enchanting shawl pattern is part of the e-book Alternate, Basal, and Cauline, which features a curated collection of designs inspired by the nuances of plant dyeing and fiber art techniques.

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Whether you are an experienced knitter or a passionate novice eager to enhance your skills, this shawl pattern offers a delightful challenge while celebrating the rich tradition of dyeing in the fiber arts. Get ready to create a stunning piece that will not only enhance your wardrobe but also showcase your dedication to craftsmanship!