Voodoo
Introducing a captivating and intricate lace shawl pattern that showcases a wide and shallow crescent shape, perfect for knitters looking to create a delicate yet dramatic accessory. This stunning shawl features a beautiful progression of beads throughout the design, with an exciting and dynamic lace edge that serves as a fabulous finale. Whether you're dressing up for an occasion or simply want to add flair to your everyday wardrobe, this lace shawl will surely make a statement.
For this project, I used just under 1000 Miyuki size 5 triangle beads, which add a touch of sparkle and elegance to your finished piece. To create this exquisite shawl, you will need several tools: a 1mm crochet hook or crotat hook for bead application, and a set of circular needles in varying sizes: 3.75mm (US5), 4mm (US6), and 4.5mm (US7) - preferably 100cm long for ease of handling. Additionally, equip yourself with a 3mm crochet hook, a darning needle for weaving in ends, and blocking mats with pins to help shape your shawl beautifully. While it’s beneficial to print the pattern in color for easy reference, you can also use colored pencils to highlight your beaded stitches if you don't have access to a color printer.
This comprehensive pattern comes complete with both detailed charts and full written instructions, clearly indicating bead placement in both formats. Each row of the pattern is designed for right-side work only, ensuring a smooth and straightforward crafting experience with no wrong-side patterning on this elegant shawl. When completed, my finished shawl measures an impressive 22 inches (56 cm) in depth and 84 inches (213 cm) in width, making it a stunning accessory for any wardrobe.
Whether you’re an experienced knitter or an adventurous beginner seeking to expand your skills, this lace shawl pattern is an excellent addition to your collection. Start your crafting journey today and indulge in the art of knitting with this exquisite lace shawl pattern that beautifully combines elegance, intricacy, and a touch of sparkle.
