Lace Patterns / Openwork Patterns: Perfect for Summer

Dear users, dear authors,
How about some summery designs with lace patterns or openwork patterns?
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@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough.
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This airy summer top is just the thing for warm days. Experienced knitters can whip it up quickly, and the knitted-in waves make it a pretty eye-catcher.

The pattern fits sizes 38–42, as the design is form-fitting yet stretchy.

Recommended

for advanced knitters Click here for the knitting pattern

How about a triangle shawl made from a beautiful summer yarn?

The “Sanduhr” shawl is started at the tip and knitted upward. For this shawl, I used Schachenmayr’s Tahiti yarn (99% cotton), but other yarns work as well.

  You should be familiar with knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, and working stitches together.

Here you’ll find the pattern and a suggestion for an alternative yarn

Spicy Autumn is versatile—wear it as a scarf, stole, or even a poncho.
You’ll need 200g of silk with a yardage of 600m per 100g.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/43115/gestrickter-poncho-oder-schal-spicy-autumn

The pattern is explained in detail and also illustrated with a chart.
It’s absolutely beginner-friendly and just the right project for summer.

Take a close look: you can see through the stitches and catch a glimpse of bare brown skin. That’s how I love lace designs. They should be loose, light, airy, and a little sophisticated.

All these attributes fit my summer poncho. It is loose and light and weighs just 200 g. So it’s not a heavy garment; you simply throw it on and it doesn’t weigh you down. It’s airy because of the open lace stitches. The pattern is wonderfully easy to knit. Two pattern rows repeat over and over. So you don’t need a knitting chart.



And it is sophisticated. Simply because it drapes so beautifully and asymmetrically. That way it hides a few little figure issues. With every step it swings along and just gives you that well-dressed feeling.

You can wear it with a dress or with jeans. It always looks great.

I hope you have lots of fun with this lovely summer project. Yours, Ina

A lace shawl for beginners. If you look closely, you’ll see the wavy pattern rows. The color gradient comes directly from the skein. We’re essentially knitting a long, wide scarf that we can then wear loose or tied.

If you’ve never knitted lace before (i.e., using fine yarn with a thick needle and an openwork pattern), this is the perfect project to try. I’ll explain and show you everything in detail—from casting on to blocking the shawl. Exactly two pattern rows alternate continuously, so you won’t have to follow any complicated knitting charts.

I hope you enjoy this project—Ina



Triangular Shawl "Network"
Clever and right on trend with its popular 3D look, this airy, lightweight triangular shawl is a real eye-catcher.
Thanks to the openwork pattern, it drapes beautifully and can be worn in many different ways. It is crocheted from the side and is slightly asymmetrical.

Click here for the pattern

Beautiful large shopping net / bag / beach bag in a value set
- 2 motifs and 2 strap options

Of course, you can mix and match the motifs and strap options
with each other, so for example, you can also make a bag with a heart motif and long
straps, or make the bag with the “Love” lettering as a shopping net with
short handles.

In my shop, you can also purchase the patterns for the bags individually.

Click here for the pattern