Without a doubt, the Virus Shawl can not be excluded from any shawl comparison. Overall, this spectacular pattern is a particularly good choice for summer due to its airy texture. Nevertheless this embodiment of this pattern was made for a girl, but for the adult wearer it will express a spring mood and happiness.
The full article about this pattern is here: Virus Shawl
More info about project photographed here ravelry.
Happy Accident Knit Washcloth
How gorgeous is the texture in this knitted washcloth in the pictures below? It’s made by Christina Garza-Brown and it’s made using so beautiful colors! Take a look! It’s the perfect quick knit gift for your family and friends, as well as a great beginner project.
PHOTOS by Christina Garza-Brown / ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on knitfarious.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Fly High Ornament
Have a couple of free hours and skeins of leftovers? Make these lovely knitted birds amigurumi. You with enjoy working with this free knitting pattern. The bird knits in rounds from the head to the tail, so there is no seaming. Someone will appreciate this fact.
PHOTOS by Sara Elizabeth Kellner / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on Ravelry. Read more about the ElliotMakes project on Ravelry.
Little Spring Mandala
However, if you are looking for something a little more colorful and fun, this little round piece is just for you. It’s cheerful, fun and very versatile.
The original pattern and the photos are available on Made in k-town blog: Little Spring Mandala
more info about photos on Ravlery.
Hello Spring Dishcloth
Welcome spring with a new knitting project and make a beautiful tulip dishcloth. This flower embodies spring — fresh, bright, and crunchy. Let your mood be the same! The knitted dishcloth pattern is free, so take it and enjoy knitting!
PHOTOS by Michele C Meadows/ Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.
Spring Song Doily
This Mandala-like spring doily is a beautiful example of an airy, lacy project. It’s simply perfect as an opener to the warm season. Better still, it’s a fairly easy pattern that should get you going, but not tax your skills.
The original pattern and the photos are available on Draiguna blog: Spring Song Doily