Lace Pattern / Openwork Pattern +++ Pattern Mix

Dear users, dear designers,
May may not be especially sunny, but the openwork pattern designs / lace pattern designs and the pattern mix designs in the shop are fantastic.
Shop now, start crafting right away, and forget the lousy weather.

@Designers,
2-3 patterns per designer are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual info.

Knitting patterns _ Summer Sweater Inge

 To the pattern!

With this summer sweater, you get a pure pattern mix!
The 6 different patterns make this
figure-flattering sweater elegant and sporty at the same time!

Size: M / L / XL

Is crocheting almost nothing but double crochets boring?
Not with the asymmetrical Gara triangular shawl.
It’s made up of different double crochet variations.




Find more details here: *click*

The super-lightweight “Sommerzauber” lace shawl/stole is easy to knit and, at just 100 g, an absolute lightweight
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/27904/gestrickter-leichter-laceschal-sommerzauber

You’ll need 2 x 50 g of lace yarn with a yardage of 400 m per 50 g.
You’ll be knitting a variety of simple patterns, so it never gets boring. Most of them are also illustrated with charts. The finished size is 2.50 m x 0.47 m.

Airy, Light Poncho

This one is fun not only to wear, but also to knit. The knitted pattern is very straightforward, yet in the end it offers sophisticated glimpses.

The poncho is very flattering. It conceals little problem areas and swings elegantly with every step. It weighs just under 200 g and doesn’t add bulk. It fits all sizes. The neckline size and back length are adjusted individually at the end. Feel free to take a look
at the photos showing the different ways to wear it. It goes well
with a long dress and also with jeans. You’ll find more information, photos, and the pattern by clicking on the heading.

I hope you enjoy this project - Yours, Ina

Lace Shawl for Beginners

You’ll love this: a light and airy yet delicately warm lace shawl. It’s a real eye-catcher and always looks fresh thanks to its various ways of wearing it. You can wear it open or tied—elegant with a little black dress or casual as a scarf for everyday wear.

It’s called “Lace Shawl for Beginners” because I designed it specifically for beginners in knitting and lace. Even if you’ve never knitted a lace shawl before, you can give this a try. The pattern isn’t difficult; it alternates between exactly two pattern rows, which you’ll pick up in no time. Then it’s just a matter of being diligent and knitting away. And soon you’ll have a truly wonderful lace shawl in your hands—or draped over your shoulders. You’ll find more photos, tips, and the pattern by clicking on the headline.

I hope you enjoy it very much—Ina

Free Pattern: Crocheted Triangle Shawl

Yes, this is also a little lace project: a small, delicate shawl for a little doll. It’s perfect for crocheting with a few scraps of yarn. You’ll find the free pattern by clicking on the title.

I hope you enjoy this one too — Ina

This poncho and shawl feature a pattern mix of a pretty lace pattern with waves. This makes it a real eye-catcher. It looks great for any occasion and keeps you warm on cool summer evenings, even though it’s also airy.

Recommended for experienced knitters.

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This sweet baby pinafore dress with a lace pattern is just right for the summer months. It is knitted from airy, lightweight cotton and can be worn with a shirt underneath or without one. It fits from 3 to at least 12 months.

Recommended for experienced knitters.

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Note: There is also a value set that additionally includes matching booties and a headband.

This knitted children's hat with a beautiful, airy lace pattern is just right for this kind of weather.

The pattern is available in 3 sizes (0 months - 24 months) and is easy to follow if you have some practice with a set of double-pointed needles and know how to knit and purl, make yarn overs, and knit stitches together.

Here you can find the pattern

This beautiful shawl / stole makes a wonderful gift for a new mother or for the bride.

Knitted from a super-soft yarn (Schachenmayr “Highland Alpaca Fino,” 50% alpaca, 50% virgin wool, with a yardage of 250 m / 50 g), it’s both warm and gorgeous.

You should have a basic understanding of knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, and knitting stitches together.

Knitting pattern for the stole

This “Happy Day” summer top in a mix of patterns is sophisticated, sexy, and quick to crochet.

This top/shirt is a wonderful choice for vacation or the beach.
If you lengthen it, it turns into a great dress or mini-dress.

Click here for the pattern

Triangular Shawl "Aquamarine"
This airy, soft shawl is crocheted from the side and is completely symmetrical. The lace pattern is a combination of crossed double crochet stitches, chain stitches, and single crochet stitches.

The pattern is described in great detail (crossed double crochet stitches are explained step by step), with lots of step-by-step photos, text, and a crochet chart.

Here’s the pattern



Simple, understated, and beautiful—that’s this fluffy-soft triangular shawl with a lace pattern. It is crocheted from the side and is nearly symmetrical.

The pattern is super easy to work and really fun. Since you crochet almost exclusively under chain-stitch arches, it’s perfect to make on the side while chatting over coffee or watching TV. The pattern explains everything in detail, with step-by-step photos, text, and a crochet chart.

Very suitable for beginners.

Thanks to the lace pattern, the shawl is wonderfully light and soft. It drapes beautifully and can be worn in many different ways. A true classic!

Here’s the pattern

Do you already know what you want to knit, but are still missing the right pattern?

The lace pattern shown below can be used in many ways and can be recreated in any yarn weight.


Pattern: *click*

This openwork sweater is perfect even in chilly May. It’s knitted from sock yarn, and the thin yarn and openwork pattern make it wonderfully light. (You’ll only need about 300–350 g of yarn.) Yet it keeps you warm, and if it’s especially chilly, you can easily wear a thicker shirt underneath, since the pattern stretches and doesn’t add any bulk at all.
The pattern covers sizes 36–40 and 42–46. The lace pattern consists of 2 rows that repeat continuously. Since the shape is quite simple, there are few increases and decreases. Only the V-neck is a bit trickier, but it’s explained in detail.
Click here to download the pattern!

Summer Scarf Nassima
an airy, lightweight lace scarf


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The scarf is a real eye-catcher and adds a special touch to any outfit.

The scarf is easy to crochet, the pattern is very intuitive, and only basic knowledge of crochet is needed - so it’s a lovely beginner project.

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and explains everything step by step. A crochet chart is also included.

The scarf shown is approx. 25 cm wide and 170 cm long. It was crocheted with 2 balls of Gründl Lisa Print (yardage 133 m/50 g). The size can easily be adjusted.

Summer Scarf Tintasola
easy-to-crochet lace scarf in bold colors


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The lace scarf is a great beginner project.

Only chain stitches and double crochet stitches are needed.
The pattern, like all my patterns, is richly illustrated and describes everything step by step. A crochet chart is also included.

The scarf shown is approx. 28 cm wide and 210 cm long. 150 g of 4-ply gradient yarn cake (yardage 190 m/50 g) was used. The dimensions can easily be adjusted.

PaYaLa is a simple lace shawl. With just 100g of lace yarn (800m running length per 100g), it makes a light summer shawl, or, in double the size, a stole.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/21512/strickanleitung-schultertuch-stola-payala

The pattern is explained row by row and is also shown in a chart, making it absolutely beginner-friendly.