Top 10 Shawl Knitting Patterns That Pay Homage to Nehemiah Grew

Are you a passionate knitter seeking new and unique projects? Look no further! In this article, we'll explore ten exquisite shawl knitting patterns that are inspired by the remarkable work of Nehemiah Grew. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced knitter, these patterns will awaken your creativity and allow you to showcase your skills.

1. Grew's Lacy Blossoms Shawl

This delicate shawl pattern draws inspiration from Nehemiah Grew's groundbreaking botanical illustrations. The lacy stitchwork mimics the intricate details of blooming flowers, creating an ethereal and feminine accessory.

2. Royal Vineyard Wrap

This luxurious shawl pattern pays homage to Grew's passion for exploring the world of plants. The design features intertwining motifs reminiscent of lush vineyards, invoking a sense of nobility and elegance.

Knitting Plant Anatomy 2: Shawl knitting patterns inspired by the work of Nehemiah Grew, part two

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3. Grew's Garden Path Shawl

Take a stroll through an enchanting garden with this captivating shawl pattern. Inspired by Grew's meticulous study of plants' growth patterns, the shawl showcases a unique construction that mimics the meandering paths found in lush gardens.

4. Blooming Magnolias Shawlette

This dainty shawlette pattern captures the essence of Grew's fascination with magnolias. Delicate petals form the lacework, creating an elegant and romantic accessory that will add a touch of sophistication to any outfit.

5. Grew's Curved Leaves Shawl

Embrace the beauty of nature with this stunning shawl pattern that replicates the graceful curves of leaves. Grew's studies of botanical structures are reflected in the intricate stitchwork, making this shawl a true work of art.

6. Floral Bouquet Wrap

This charming wrap pattern captures the vibrant colors and shapes found in Grew's floral specimens. The design features an array of flowers delicately cascading across the shawl, creating a delightful accessory that will brighten any outfit.

7. Grew's Twisted Vines Shawl

This shawl pattern emulates the twisting and curling vines observed by Grew in his botanical explorations. The intricate stitchwork mimics the interlocking vines, resulting in a shawl that exudes nature's elegance.

8. Enchanted Forest Shawl

Step into a magical realm with this enchanting shawl pattern inspired by Grew's admiration for the beauty of forests. The shawl showcases intricate stitchwork resembling majestic trees and lush foliage, evoking a sense of mystery and wonder.

9. Grew's Peacock Feathers Shawlette

This mesmerizing shawlette pattern draws inspiration from Grew's fascination with peacock feathers. The delicate lacework captures the intricate details of the feathers, creating a truly eye-catching accessory.

10. Nature's Tapestry Shawl

This intricate shawl pattern pays homage to Grew's ability to find art in nature's tapestry. The design features a combination of stitch patterns that mimic the diverse elements present in Grew's botanical illustrations, resulting in a visually stunning accessory.

No matter which of these ten patterns you choose, each shawl will undoubtedly be a testament to Nehemiah Grew's legacy as a botanist and artist. So grab your knitting needles and embark on a creative journey, intertwining the beauty of nature and the art of knitting!

Knitting Plant Anatomy 2: Shawl knitting patterns inspired by the work of Nehemiah Grew, part two

by Heather Peden([Print Replica] Kindle Edition)

4.7 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	13602 KB
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Print length	:	57 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

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Last June, the book Plant Anatomy by Nehemiah Grew (published in 1680) inspired me to create a collection of shawl designs around this theme. The book is full of detailed, beautiful illustrations of the microscopic anatomy of plants: mostly cells, and lots of interesting textures evolving naturally.