Knitting Projects & Articles Wraps, Capelets, Ponchos, Shawls, & Shrugs

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Capelets | Ponchos | Shawls | Shrugs | Wraps
Capelets
	Chanson en Crochet by Mari Lynn Patrick The popular, lacy capelet from the book, Wrap Style.
Ponchos
	Poncho Loco Fall 2005 The Knits staff joins the poncho craze with six terrific designs: Tweed Poncho by Ann Budd Star Rib Mesh Poncho by Mary Jane Mucklestone Stockinette and Seed Poncho by Cyrene Slegona Mini Poncho by Meema Spadola Lace Poncho by Susan Sternlieb Hip to Be Square by Sandi Wiseheart
Shawls - Also see our list of Shawl Pattern Resources
Shrugs
	Staff Shrugs by the Knits staff Summer 2005 Shrugs are the perfect summer accessory, a versatile and comfortable alternative to sweaters. Ribbed Shrug by Pam Allen Popcorn Shrug by Ann Budd Cabled Shrug by Mary Jane Mucklestone Drop-Stitch Shrug by Meema Spadola Flower Power Shrug by Sandi Wiseheart Minimalist Ribbon Shrug by Susan Sternlieb
	No-Shaping Shrug Fall 2005 You only need to know the garter stitch to create this colorful shrug.
Wraps
Sweet Somethings One lace pattern and seven ways to use it: Penobscot Scarf, Molly's Headband, Chunky Lace Wrap, Frothy Scarf, Little Arrowhead Shawl, Summer Shawlette, and Arrowhead Stole.

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