The Rosewater pattern was released almost exactly a year ago. Elegant and delicate, this simple yet striking shawl knitting pattern features a lovely lace border that may be the reason it has turned so quickly into one of my most popular designs ever. And the fact that you only need one skein of fingering weight yarn for Rosewater makes it a win-win for any knitter with treasured single skeins in the stash.
During this whole year, knitters from all over the world have cast on more than 320 gorgeous Rosewater shawls. Which means… almost one per day!
Are you about to start knitting your first Rosewater? Or do you already have several in your closet? Take a look at these lovely shawls to get some ideas on which yarn could be a great match for your own…
Denise’s Rosewater with Artesano Alpaca Silk. Photo© Ladibi on Ravelry
Nykia’s Rosewater with Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light. Photo© nj-xo on Ravelry
Val’s Rosewater with (Vi)laines Faces-Bleues & Soie. Photo© FleurDesPrairies on Ravelry
Jaana’s Rosewater with Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light. Photo© koukutettu on Ravelry
Vicki’s Rosewater with Morning Bright Holistic Merino Fingering. Photo© xstitch on Ravelry
Tuija’s Rosewater with Lanitium Ex Machina Glitter Sock. Photo© pinokin on Ravelry
Jen’s Rosewater with Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light. Photo© hopwala on Ravelry
Karen’s Rosewater with Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light. Photo© 15FiberFrenzy on Ravelry
