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A summer sweater for cool evenings.

The thin sock yarn and the lace pattern make it wonderfully light—the entire sweater weighs just 350 g in sizes 42–46. The lace pattern also makes it very stretchy, so it fits well even with something underneath without looking bulky.
The illustrated pattern includes a knitting chart and a schematic for sizes 36–40 and 42–46. The color gradient comes from the skein itself. I knitted this using Jawoll magic Degradee sock yarn (turquoise/petrol).

Click here for the knitting pattern: CLICK!

Knitting pattern_Special Little Hat

               To the pattern!

Ideal for cool summer days, this little hat with a
special lace pattern.

Head circumference approx. 42-44 cm Difficulty: Intermediate
(knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, slip-over decreases and knit stitches together)
Material
40 g white cotton yarn, needle size 3.0
20 g gray cotton yarn, needle size 3.0

Knitting Pattern: Summer Poncho

This summer poncho is both casual and chic. Just throw it on and you’ll look great. Thanks to its sophisticated cut and elegant drape, it’s incredibly flattering and does a wonderful job of concealing small problem areas. It’s also very lightweight and fits in any handbag. It pairs well with a long dress or looks casual with jeans.

The knitting instructions and the pattern are suitable for beginners and experienced knitters alike, though you’ll need a bit of patience. The pattern is straightforward. Four pattern rows alternate continuously—you’ll get the hang of it quickly. I’ll explain and show you everything in detail.

I hope you enjoy this knitting project—Yours, Ina

P.S. In white, it looks less sporty and more festive...—making it the perfect match for a festive dress.

Knitting Pattern: Ball Gown for Small Dolls

The small lace pattern in the skirt of the dress adds just the right touch of flair. If you knit the dress in multiple colors, the waves that naturally form with this pattern really stand out. But the dress is also very beautiful in a single color and would even make a lovely wedding dress in white.

The dress is knitted using a set of double-pointed needles. So if you know how to use them or would like to learn, I highly recommend this project. I’ll explain and show you everything in detail.

Feel free to check out more pictures and information. Just click on the heading.

I hope you enjoy this knitting project — Ina

Knitting Pattern: Lace Shawl for Beginners

This airy, lightweight shawl is a real eye-catcher. It can be worn and styled in many fashionable ways. You can pair it with a little black dress or wear it casually tied as a scarf for everyday use. The color gradient comes directly from the skein. The beautiful, wave-like pattern creates ever-changing effects as you wear it. Worn open, it reveals its full splendor, but it also has a sophisticated look when tied.

It’s called the “Lace Shawl for Beginners” because it really can be knitted even by beginners or people who haven’t yet dared to try lace knitting. Exactly two pattern rows alternate constantly, so you’ll quickly learn them by heart. I’ll explain and show you everything in great detail.

For more examples and information, please click on the title.

I hope you enjoy making this lace shawl. Best wishes, Ina

Click here for the knitting pattern. A poncho that doubles as a triangular shawl—and a real eye-catcher, too, with its lace pattern and pink waves.

A lovely challenge for anyone who loves an airy lace pattern that never gets boring.

Click here for the knitting pattern. 

An enchanting baby dress with a pretty lace pattern that’s echoed in a matching headband. Knitting this is sure to be a joy, and so is giving it as a gift or wearing it.

For knitters who enjoy knitting lace patterns and have some knitting experience.

Click here for the knitting pattern. 



A matching tunic for mom would be this one, which features the same heart-shaped lace pattern. The colors are coordinated, and it’s easy to knit if you’ve knitted lace patterns before.

Click here for the tunic knitting pattern 

This hat with its airy lace pattern is just right for spring.

The hat is knitted with a set of double-pointed needles, and you should be familiar with knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, and knitting stitches together.

The pattern was written for sizes 0-24 months.

This beautiful and simple top is wonderfully easy and quick to crochet. If you make it a little longer, you’ll get a lovely mini dress or dress.

The pattern is written for sizes 36/38, 40/42, and 44/46.
But other sizes are no problem either thanks to the simple cut,
the pattern also explains how to do it.

Click here for the pattern



The pattern includes written instructions, a crochet chart (basic pattern), and a schematic.

The knitted scarf Spicy Autumn can also be worn as a poncho if, instead of sewing it together, you simply attach buttons.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/43115/gestrickter-poncho-oder-schal-spicy-autumn

The pattern is explained in detail and also shown in a chart.
You need at least 2 x 600 m of silk or other lace yarn. The size can easily be adjusted individually. 

The 110 x 70 cm Ametsuchi is made from 120 g of 4-ply yarn (50% cotton, 50% polyacrylic).

The three-page PDF pattern is suitable for advanced knitters.

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