Shawl Knitting Patterns: Knitted Wraps, Shrugs & Triangular Stoles

A shawl is often a knitter’s most prized accessory—a versatile piece that adds a handmade touch to any ensemble. At WEBS, we curate professional shawl knitting patterns that showcase the incredible drape and texture of our favorite yarns. From functional warmth to high-fashion lace, our collection is designed to help you master new silhouettes and techniques.

Explore Diverse Shapes and Silhouettes

The architecture of a shawl defines how it wears. Our collection allows you to browse by popular constructions:

• Triangular Shawls: The most iconic shape, including classic top-down triangles and modern asymmetrical "faded" shawls.
• Crescent & Circular Wraps: These shapes offer an elegant, ergonomic drape that stays on the shoulders, perfect for bridal lace or evening wear.
• Rectangular Stoles & Shrugs: Ideal for showing off variegated yarns or large-scale cable and lace motifs without complex shaping.

Techniques for Every Skill Level

Whether you are looking for a relaxing "knit-night" project or a complex technical challenge, we have the pattern for you:

• Lace & Fine Gauge Patterns: Dive into the world of knitted lace with patterns featuring nupps, eyelets, and intricate borders in fingering and lace weight yarns.
• Colorwork & Texture: Explore two-color brioche shawls, mosaic knitting, and slipped-stitch patterns that create stunning visual impact.
• Beginner-Friendly Wraps: New to shawls? Filter for easy garter stitch wraps or simple striped designs to practice your increases and decreases.

Shop Premier Designers and Iconic Yarn Brands

We are proud to host designs from industry leaders like Stephen West, Andrea Mowry, and Casapinka, alongside staples from Valley Yarns, Malabrigo, and Rowan. Many of our shawl patterns are available as instant PDF downloads, allowing you to start your project the moment inspiration strikes. Whether you’re knitting a substantial worsted weight wrap for winter or a diaphanous mohair shawl for spring, your perfect pattern is waiting in our collection.