Knitters love to make shawls, and with the easy, innovative techniques of Melissa Leapman, one of America’s top knitting designers, they can create hundreds of custom shapes and looks, all from triangular wedges.

Part 1: Shape Your Shawl    Modular Shawl Construction in 7 Easy Steps    Gather Your Tools    Putting It All Together  Part 2: The Patterns    Side Edgings    Simple Fabrics    Mix ‘n’ Match Wedges        Wedges with 2-Stitch Multiples        Wedges with 4-Stitch Multiples        Wedges with 6-Stitch Multiples        Wedges with 8-Stitch Multiples        Wedges with 10-Stitch Multiples        Wedges with 12-Stitch Multiples        Wedges with 14-Stitch Multiples        Wedges with 16-Stitch Multiples    Horizontal Insertions        Horizontal Insertions with 2-Stitch Multiples        Horizontal Insertions with 4-Stitch Multiples        Horizontal Insertions with 6-Stitch Multiples        Horizontal Insertions with 8-Stitch Multiples        Horizontal Insertions with 12-Stitch Multiples        Horizontal Insertions with 14-Stitch Multiples    Vertical Insertions    Lower Borders        Borders with 4-Stitch Multiples        Borders with 6-Stitch Multiples        Borders with 8-Stitch Multiples        Borders with 10-Stitch Multiples        Borders with 12-Stitch Multiples        Borders with 14-Stitch Multiples        Borders with 16-Stitch Multiples    Perpendicular Borders    The Gallery of Shalws in 7 Easy Steps Resources    Glossary of Knitting Techniques    Finishing Your Shawl    How to Read Knitting Charts    List of Symbols and Abbreviations    Stitch Multiple Cross-Reference Chart    Metric Conversion Chart Index