Lace patterns + openwork patterns + filet technique

Dear users, dear authors,
here you’ll find new and tried-and-tested patterns for openwork patterns, lace patterns, and filet technique.
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@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual information about materials, etc.

With this bag in filet crochet technique, you’re sure to make your mother happy! It is very roomy and can be used as a shopping net bag, but also as a beach bag. Thanks to the cotton yarn used (you need about 275 g in total), it won’t stretch out, even when it is loaded more heavily.

The filet crochet technique is very easy and is explained in detail in the pattern. You only need to crochet chain stitches and double crochet stitches. The mesh pattern makes the work progress quickly.

For the crocheted-in motif, there is a graphic chart, as well as a table in which each round is described individually.

Click here for the pattern!

The PaYaLa scarf is knitted using a very simple lace pattern. The pattern is written for 100g of yarn with a yardage of 800m, but of course it can easily be made larger.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/21512/strickanleitung-schultertuch-stola-payala

The pattern is explained in detail and also illustrated with a chart.

Tables love openwork patterns .
Just like the Midori tablecloth, crocheted in matching shades, which has a diameter of 64 cm.
More here: *click *

You can knit a large shawl or a narrow scarf using this pattern.

The lace pattern is created with yarn overs, knitting stitches together, and increasing stitches. The pattern includes both a knitting chart and a detailed written explanation.

Knitting Pattern Lucil Scarf with yarn recommendation

This is an airy summer shawl. A great pattern for a gradient yarn cake or gradient yarn.

Basic knowledge of knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, increasing stitches, and knitting stitches together is recommended.

You can find the pattern here as well as yarn suggestions

Reesu is a scarf that combines a lace pattern and a cable pattern.
Knitted in your favorite color or in several colors, Reesu is a practical accessory for your wardrobe.

The scarf shown is 80 cm long and 21 cm wide.
It weighs 65 g.
It was made with 3-ply yarn (50% cotton, 50% polyacrylic).

To the pattern: *click*

How about this wonderfully delicate shawl? This airy, lightweight shawl is beautiful and always an eye-catcher when worn. It can be worn elegantly with a long dress or casually knotted for everyday wear. The different ways to wear it make the color effects look new again and again. The colors come straight from the ball of yarn. Feel free to take a look at my sample photos.

It is easy for knitting and/or lace beginners to make, as exactly two pattern rows are repeated throughout. That’s why it is a lace shawl for beginners. 

--> Click here for more pictures, information, reviews, and of course the pattern.

I hope you enjoy this beautiful project. Yours, Ina

This adorable baby dress has a very pretty and unusual openwork pattern. It can be knitted to any length and will then fit for more than 1 year. It can be worn with a shirt or sweater underneath, or nice and airy on its own.

Recommended for advanced knitters.

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Do you see this enchanting little lace pattern? It’s very easy to knit—you simply alternate between just two pattern rows continuously. In the end, you’ll have a gorgeous, airy poncho that looks wonderfully elegant. Just throw it on and look great. It looks lovely with a long dress or casually with jeans.

--> Click here for more photos, information, and the pattern.

I hope you have lots of fun knitting and wearing this beautiful poncho.

Warm regards from Ina

This airy tunic features a pretty heart-shaped openwork pattern across the chest and an openwork hem. It’s knitted with a figure-hugging fit thanks to various details and can be worn with or without a shirt underneath. The measurements in the pattern are for size 40/42.

Difficulty level: medium

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Our little dolls like a bit of lace too. The wave-like pattern in the skirt of the ball gown really comes into its own with different colors. And you can use small bits of leftover yarn for it, too. The doll moms will be delighted.

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I wish you and the doll moms lots of joy with this lovely project. Yours, Ina

PS. Of course, it also works in a single color. All in white, it would be a wedding dress :-)

This poncho-style shawl magically draws the eye with its pretty lace pattern, which creates a unique effect thanks to the waves.

Knitting it never gets boring, even though after a few rows you can almost knit the pattern in your sleep. Definitely a lovely challenge—and a warm shawl for cool summer or fall days.

Recommended for advanced knitters

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The ideal lace pattern for beginners:
Sakura - shown here made with 130 g of 2-ply yarn (50% cotton, 50% polyacrylic).

The triangular shawl can also be knitted with thicker yarn.

The PDF file consists of 4 pages and includes both photos and a knitting chart.

To the pattern: *click*

Sakura

“Elfenreigen” is an elegant scarf, stole, or cape made from 200g of lace yarn with a yardage of 800m per 100g.
The pattern requires a bit of attention but is explained row by row and also illustrated with a chart.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/29222/gestrickter-laceschal-elfenreigen