Did you know that March is Women’s History Month? With the start of a whole month dedicated to women just a couple days away, it got me into the girl-power frame of mind. There are a million and ten reasons 
to celebrate being a woman in the world today, and the way we present ourselves and the activities we enjoy are all ways to show it. It may sound silly, but something as simple as a pretty knit scarf pattern can make a huge difference in the way we carry ourselves and approach the day. When you feel good inside, you look even better on the outside.
Knitting is one of those enjoyable, yet also emotional activities that allow us to reflect as we create. This March, celebrate every bit of who you are with these lacy and lovely scarves, shawls, and knit cardigan patterns. The patterns below are all feel-good knitting patterns that bring out every woman’s inner beauty and celebrate her full potential as a human being. Simply speaking, the patterns below are fit for the goddess in all of us.
Dreamy Knit Scarf Patterns, Shawls, & More
Dreamy Spring Scarf (shown on right) – This is the quintessential spring debut scarf. A soft mesh lace collides with a dewey green fiber to create a beautiful basic for everyday wear.
Fruit Loop Shawl (featured image) – This gorgeous ombre knit shawl pattern is the perfect flirty finishing touch for a strappy dress or lightweight tank top.
Gossamer Infinity Scarf – You won’t believe how insanely gorgeous this lace scarf is.
Victorian Elegance Cardigan – There’s an element of mystery to this charming knit cardigan pattern. A flattering construction combined with a sweet scalloped hem makes this cardigan a true beauty.
Romantic Lace Shawl – There’s something about wearing lace that brings out every woman’s inner beauty, and this knit shawl pattern is no exception.
Darling Handkerchief Cowl – Flirty and unique, this knit cowl is a darling statement on a breezy spring day.
Goddess Lace Ladder Scarf – An AllFreeKnitting reader favorite, the Goddess Lace Ladder Scarf boasts a classic design with soft lace touches.
Weeping Willow Cowl -This tragically beautiful knit cowl pattern is a light and airy way to decorate your neck.
Tao Silk and Parisienne Scarf – Transport yourself to the City of Lights in this vintage lace scarf.
Arrowhead Lace Cowl – Delicate yarn is spun together in a modern arrowhead stitch design.
Goddess Camino Pullover (shown on right) – Bohemian beauty at its best! The Goddess Camino Pullover is a gorgeous burgundy knit sweater top you’ll love being able to say you made.
Crepidula Shawl – Celebrate your spirit in this naturally beautiful spring shawl.
Basque Lacy Tee (shown on right) – Lighter than air ruffles and sweet detailing collide in the mesmerizing Basque Lacy Tee.
Diamond Cuff Cardigan – Charming stitch work and classic design win our hearts in this beautiful knit cardigan pattern.
Jane Austen Lace Scarf – Portray your favorite Jane Austen heroine in this gorgeous lace knit scarf pattern.
Bonus!
Anzula Hand Dyed Dreamy Yarn
Gifted by: Anzula
We are giving away two skeins of Anzula Hand Dyed Dreamy Yarn to one lucky winner. The deadline to enter is March 5, 2014 at 11:59:59 PM Eastern Time. Giveaway has ended! Thank you to all who entered!
Which of these dreamy goddess patterns is your favorite?
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Ooooo, I love the Jane Austen Lace Scarf! The Goddess Camino Pullover is divine. There are so many pretty things to choose from, looks like a wonderful book. The yarn looks dreamy, too!
Oh my goodness! I love the Goddess Camino Pullover, how elegant and devine!
The Jane Austin scarf is lovely. Would look great in the spring.
I love the Basque Lacey Tee. It’s beautiful! 🙂
I like Basque Lacy Tee.
The gossamer infinity scarf is my fave.
Gossamer infinity scarf is my fave.
Diamond cuff cardigan is my favorite.Bead the cuffs? Wear dressed up or down.
Gossamer Infinity Scarf is my favorite.
I really like the crepidula shawk, very pretty
I love the Gossamer Infinity Scarf….absolutely gorgeous! thank you for always showing us such beautiful patterns to knit!
Diamond cuff carding & Goddess lace ladder scarf
Fruit Loop Shawl is lovely.
The Fruit Loop Shawl for sure!!
The Gossamer Infinity Scarf is my favorite!
Basque Lacy Tee
goddess cameo pullover because sooo different
I love the Romantic Lace Shawl.
I love the Basque Lacy Tee, but I’m not sure I could get away with it at my age.
My very favorite is the Arrowhead Lace Cowl, followed by the Fruit Loop Shawl and Victorian Elegance Cardigan (I’ve been looking for cardigan patterns!). Great book and patterns with gorgeous yarns!!!
The Arrowhead Lace Cowl! And I will make it win or lose
I would have to say that I think the Tao Silk and Parisienne Scarf would be a perfect project to lead into spring!!
Diamond Cuff Cardigan is my favourite but there are certainly a couple of others I love also!
I like the dreamy spring scarf, that kind of pattern works really well with variegated yarn too.The mesh look of it just sorts out the colors beautifully.
The gossimer infinity scarf!
I love the diamond on the cuff cardigan.
I’m torn between four of them: the Fruit Loop Shawl, the Gossamer Infinity Scarf, the Darling Hankerchief Cowl, and the Weeping Willow Cowl. The Darling Hankerchief Cowl seems a good place to start.
The Crepidula Shawl is not a free pattern.
Goddess Camino Pullover
I believe Jane Austin Scarf would make a perfect Christmas present for my daughter!