Chevron Lace Shawl Scarf
Discover the beauty and versatility of this lightweight scarf pattern, designed to mimic the elegant look of a large shawl worn with the pointed end facing front. Perfect for those who live in warmer climates, this design allows you to enjoy the stylishness of a shawl without the bulk and weight of heavy knits. This light scarf is knit flat and cleverly buttoned to form a chic triangle shawl, ensuring no ends dangle or add extra bulk under your jacket. It’s an ideal transitional piece that provides just the right layer of warmth when you need it.
This delightful scarf can also be styled as a small shawl for a young child or a trendy shoulder wrap for anyone! With this pattern, you’ll have endless fun experimenting with all the ways it can be buttoned and worn, giving you a fashionable accessory that’s both functional and stylish.
For this project, I used one skein of Purl Soho Mulberry Merino yarn in the soft shade of Ballet Pink. This sport weight yarn measures 246 yards, making it the perfect choice for achieving a beautiful finish on your scarf.
Is this knitting pattern right for you? Here’s everything you need to know before you dive in:
- How to cast on stitches
- How to increase by knitting into the front and back of a stitch
- How to knit two stitches together for shaping
- How to yarn over and yarn forward to create decorative holes
- How to use a stitch marker for easy pattern tracking
- How to bind off your project neatly
- How to weave in ends using a tapestry needle for a polished look
- How to sew on buttons securely
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced knitter looking for a new project, this pattern is a great way to enhance your skills while creating a lovely accessory. Enjoy the process of knitting and wear your new scarf with pride!
