Knitting patterns for boomerang shaped shawls with a curved top and triangle bottom. Many of the patterns are free.
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These patterns are not my designs but links to other designers who have generously shared their patterns. If you have questions about how to knit a specific pattern, please contact the designer directly.
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Free Patterns
Rocky Road Shawl
Easy lace shawl knit sideways in a triangular boomerang shape with 4 row repeat lace alternated with garter stripes. Designed by Shannon Dunbabin for Cascade Yarns. Bulky weight yarn.
Candy Stripe Shawl
Striped shawl with lace border knit from the bottom up to form a triangular boomerang shape. Designed by Christina Werge. Pictured project by Nadeshda
Double Gradient Boomerang Shawl
Garter stitch striped shawl knit with 2 colors of gradient yarn or color-change cake yarn knit sideways to create an asymmetrical boomerang shape. Video tutorial included. Designed by Yay For Yarn who allows limited sale of finished shawls with credit. Any weight yarn.
More Free Patterns
Ciri Shawl
Two color boomerang shawl worked on the bias, beginning with the smallest point. It features alternating sections of stripes and 18 row lace. Designed by Rachel Brockman for Universal Yarn. Fingering weight yarn.
Boom! Shawl
Very simple asymmetric boomerang shawl, knit in garter stitch with increases and decreases designed to showcase gradient or striping yarns. Adaptable to any yarn weight or size. Designed by Playing With Fibre. Rated very easy by Ravelrers.
Handspun Boomerang Shawl
Natasha Sills’ shawl couldn’t be easier. Use any yarn, any gauge (though she recommends handspun yarn in loose gauge.) You start with 4 stitches then repeat 2 rows until you reach the size you want or run out of yarn. For striping, switch yarns with each 2 row repeat. Cast on 4 sts. Row 1: Knit to last stitch, yarn over, knit into the front and back of the last stitch Row 2: Yarn over, knit to last 2 sts, knit 2 together. Pictured project by barmel
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Stripes and Short Rows Scarf
Colorful boomerang shaped scarf made by using variegated yarn and short row shaping.
Patterns for Purchase
Boomerang Shawls - Progressive Learning Techniques for a "Make Your First" Experience
Make Your First Boomerang Shawl 10 Stylish Projects for True Beginners. Marly Bird guides you through every step to create 10 beautiful shawls in garter stitch, stockinette stitch, seed stitch and simply lace patterns that Marly has designed them for true beginners. Available in ebook or paperback.
