Echo Spring by Megan Gonzalez

Echo Spring

Knitting
March 2026
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
25 stitches and 29 rows = 4 inches
in lace
US 4 - 3.5 mm
798 - 800 yards (730 - 732 m)
One Size (with length modifications)
English
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Echo Springs is a modern lace capelet designed for effortless beauty and everyday wear. Think of it as a fresh take on a poncho—easy to slip on and go, with no wrapping, pinning, or fussing required.

Luxuriate in a delicate yet approachable wavy lace motif that’s worked only every sixth round, creating a rhythmic, relaxing knit with plenty of visual payoff. When worked in a mini-skein fade pack or gradient yarn, the waves truly come alive, gently echoing across the fabric as the colors shift.

Short rows are used to extend and shape the lace, allowing the pattern to bloom gracefully while maintaining an elegant drape. Multiple options for beginning and ending the capelet give you the freedom to customize the fit and finishing details to suit your personal preferences.

Echo Springs is a joyful project from cast-on to bind-off—light, flowing, and quietly captivating. It’s the kind of piece that brings yarn to life and feels just as lovely to knit as it does to wear.

Size
One Size (with length modifications for the perfect fit)

Circumference - Neck: 22”/56 cm & Bottom Edge: 128”/325 cm
Depth - Lace Peak: 13”/33 cm & Lace Valley: 17.5”/44.5 cm

Yarn
798 yds/730 m in a fingering weight yarn — a fade set or gradient yarn is not required but does look extra awesome with the waves in this pattern

Recommended Yarn
Miss Babs Gradient Set of 6 Yummy 2-Ply Toes (100% Merino Wool) 798 yds/730 m, 200 g in Scenic Overlook

Needles & Notions
US 4/3.5 mm – 24”-60+”/60-150 cm – I combined cords using a connector as the circumference grew (or needles needed to obtain gauge!)
32+ stitch markers
Tapestry needle

Techniques to Indulge In
Knitting in the round
Provisional CO (optional)
Short rows
Simple lace
Picot edge BO (optional)