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All-Over Lace Faroese Shawl

HeartStrings knitting pattern #A16

Another of the popular HeartStrings Faroese shaped shawls, this time in an allover stockinette stitch lace version. The pattern begins with the center back neckband, then proceeds from the neck down in charming lace silhouetted heart motifs. Yarn over increases and the lace patterns themselves are used to shape the traditional center back panel, side panels, front bands, and fitted shoulders. This design adds a band of garter stitch at each side of the center back panel, giving further definition to the graceful lines of this shawl.

All-Over Lace Faroese Shawl in handspun laceweight
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Number of projects for this pattern that are posted on Ravelry
Planned for 32" long and 48" across at widest point as worn. 1200 yards fingering/jumper weight yarn, 4 sts/inch, size US 8 / 5.0 mm needles suggested. Knitting starts with just a few stitches at the top and works downward. Easily adjusts to other sizes by knitting to length desired, and other weights of yarn with corresponding adjustment in needle size and yardage. Shown in 2-ply laceweight handspun in a blend of merino wool / alpaca / silk / mohair. Charted instructions.
All-Over Lace Faroese Shawl in 100% alpaca fingering weight

Another example of the All-Over Lace Faroese Shawl, this time in a commercial 100% alpaca fingering weight yarn. Click picture at left for enlarged detail view.

Full view of shawl


front view of Wool Therapy knitted by Kelly Eells

This was Kelly's first Faroese shawl and I am delighted she picked the All-Over Faroese Lace Shawl. The yarn is dyed in the Gradiance technique she developed for The Unique Sheep. Isn't it stunning! You can see more pictures and read the story on Kelly's Ravelry project page about how she began making the shawl for herself, but then it became "Wool Therapy" for her mother-in-law upon being diagnosed with breast cancer just as the shawl was being completed.


Rosemary S writes ...

Love your patterns! I am currently working on (and almost finished) the All-Over Lace Faroese Shawl in Slate Icelandic laceweight yarn. I have about 40 rows left, and I am enjoying knitting this so very much, I had to write to thank you for such a beautiful pattern. This shawl is an absolute delight to knit too, and thanks to you, I can read charts (my first attempt at this) without being scared to death about it :) Thanks again Jackie... I LOVE your work, and hope to be able to get more of your shawl patterns very soon.

Mary Lee H writes ...

I just finished Jackie Erickson-Schweitzer's All-Over Lace Shawl pattern, and it is beautiful! Like a lot of lace, it doesn't properly show itself on the needles, but after washing (to "bloom" the yarn) and blocking, my goodness!

I want to comment on a couple of things in this pattern that I thought were particularly well thought out, and wish more designers would think of doing. The pattern is one with a center panel that doesn't change, and two side triangles that increase. At the end of the pattern for the triantles, Jackie has put what line you are to do for the center panel. This way yu don't have to worry about keeping track of where you are on two charts of dfferent lengths.

Another thing is which patterns she chose. I was a bit reluctant to try this pattern, because the lace looked complicated and I hate having to look at patterns every single minute (but get too bored with garter stitch, for instance). But it was so beautiful in the picture, and I was very intrigued by the shaping. As it turned out, I needn't have worried.

First, both the side triangles and the center panel have a plain purl row on the returns, so you get a bit of a rest. Second, both patterns in general have a very easy row-by-row patterning, so that, for example, you look at the chart at the beginning of a row, see that you will do a very simple repeat of YO K YO K4 K3tog K4, and that is all you have to remember for the triangles. When you are nearing the end of the shawl, and have a lot of stitches on the needle, being able to concentrate on your work instead of the chart is extremely welcome. Very good choices of patterns for a work of this size and demands!


Sample cover page of HeartStrings All-Over Lace Faroese Shawl pattern

Sample cover page of the All-Over Lace Faroese Shawl knitting pattern.

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See more Faroese Shawl Patterns in the Jackie E-S Design Collections.

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