Háifoss

As the ice melts and the thaw releases water from its winter slumber, tranquil babbling brooks transform into robust streams, and rivulets swell into rushing creeks. The water cascades down the rugged hillside toward the depths below, launching itself from the cliff's edge into a breathtaking free fall. It splashes and foams against the rocks, transforming into thousands of delicate droplets of mist that catch the sunlight, casting a stunning rainbow back at the sun in a beautiful display of gratitude.

We had an incredibly enjoyable Knit-A-Long (KAL) that started on April 21st, 2014. While the conversation in the thread has slowed down a bit, there's still a wealth of valuable information and support available for all your knitting needs!
To join the KAL and access the thread, click [here][1].

This stunning shawl design is inspired by the magnificent Haifoss waterfall, renowned as the second highest waterfall in Iceland. It embodies the natural beauty and dynamic flow of water through its carefully crafted stitches.

Worked from the top down, this crescent-shaped shawl features optional beading that adds a touch of elegance. The shawl showcases simple faggoting that runs in graceful lines throughout its main body, representing the playful dance of the creek and waterfall. The zig-zagging motif captures the water splashing against the stones, creating shimmering spray and frothing bubbles. Whether you are an experienced knitter or just starting out, this pattern offers a rewarding knitting experience as you create a piece that beautifully symbolizes nature's artistry.

Embrace the enchanting spirit of the waterfall in your knitting, and let your creativity flow as freely as the water it represents! Perfect for adding to your collection of knitting patterns, this shawl will keep you warm while reminding you of the serene beauty of cascading waterfalls.