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Hexaflora is a shawl that invites you to pause and reflect. Lace motifs drift across a field of airy stitches, light as autumn leaves carried on the breeze. Knit in blown yarn, a cotton chainette filled with soft baby alpaca, it balances structure with cloud-like fuzz, creating a fabric that feels weightless yet warm. Flecks of cotton peek through the dye, adding quiet depth and dimension.

This is mindful knitting, soothing rhythms, gentle texture, and a design that grows at a peaceful pace. Whether you wear it on crisp mornings or drape it for evening strolls, Hexaflora carries the quiet joy of something made slowly, with care.

Hexaflora is an asymmetrical triangular shawl, worked sideways for an elegant, wearable shape. The design features garter stitch–based lace, worked on both right and wrong sides for balanced texture and airy openness.

Both written instructions and charts are included. The size is easy to customize by repeating the lace sections more or fewer times to create your ideal shawl.

The pattern uses only basic stitches.

YARN:

• Miss Babs Billow (51% Baby Alpaca, 49% Pima Cotton, 320 yd /100g) - 2 skeins, shown in Old Gold

Or

• Miss Babs Yummy 2-ply (100% SW Merino, 400 yd /110g) - 1 skein, shown in Spotted Flowers held together with Miss Babs Monnglow (72% Kid Mohair, 28% Silk, 435 yd/ 50g) - 1 skein, shown in Cats’ Meow

Or any similar weight yarn

NEEDLES: US #9 / 5.5 mm (or as required to get the gauge)

NOTIONS: darning needle, markers.

GAUGE: 13 sts x 26 rows = 4” in garter stitch.
Gauge is not crucial for this project, but it will affect the yardage and finished size if different from above.

SIZE: any size

• Rusty sample shown: wingspan 72”, depth 26”
• Pink sample shown: wingspan 68” depth 18”

The instructions are available in 2 formats:

Compact (3 pages, 11 pt)

Large print (8 pages, 20 pt), the version with big letters for tablets and e-readers; also for those knitters who have difficulties reading small font on paper.

On Instagram (find me as @galimka_knits), use the hashtag #hexaflorashawl