Description ~ Lace That Grows

Imagine starting a lace shawl with just a few stitches, and “growing” in pattern until your shawl is big enough, with no worries about matching gauge or loosely casting on oodles of stitches. Picture choosing from a variety of shapes – triangles, squares, circles, semi-circles, and more – each composed of a series of lace “wedges,” sections that gradually grow wider as the knitting progresses.

Materials Needed ~ Lace That Grows

Fingering-weight, DK-weight, or laceweight yarn for starting a shawl project (please do not select laceweight if you have never used it before!); circular needles that are least 32" (80cm) long and of a size appropriate for your yarn; stitch markers

Homework ~ Lace That Grows

None