Openwork Patterns / Lace Patterns

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This cute baby pinafore dress features a lovely lace pattern that I recreated from a 50-year-old children's jacket of my own. The baby wears it as a dress, and later it can be worn as a tunic or little pinafore. Of course, you can choose the length however you like.

Recommended for experienced knitters. Fits from about 3 months to 18 months.

To the knitting pattern

 

This pretty triangular shawl doubles as a poncho. For experienced knitters, this is a wonderful project that never gets boring. It’s just the thing for the winter months—that way, the shawl will be finished in time for spring, when you can show it off. It’s guaranteed to turn heads.

View the knitting pattern

 
I love my “Blue Lagoon” sweater, which is knitted in a simple lace pattern. This makes it wonderfully light and perfect for wearing all year round—from cool summer evenings to spring and fall, and even in winter when it’s really cold. Then I just wear a T-shirt underneath, because the pattern is very stretchy and doesn’t add bulk. I knitted the sweater using gradient-colored sock yarn. This creates the turquoise-blue stripes as if by magic from the skein. The sweater can be knitted in sizes 36–40 and 42–46.

Click here for the pattern!

My “Spicy Autumn” poncho—or stole—is one of my favorite pieces because it can be worn in so many different ways.
The lace pattern is explained in detail, row by row, and is also illustrated with a chart—making it absolutely beginner-friendly.
You’ll need 200g of yarn with a yardage of at least 600m per 100g.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/43115/gestrickter-poncho-oder-schal-spicy-autumn

The lace pattern makes Hishi a real eye-catcher.
Thanks to the RVO technique , Hishi can be adjusted to any size.

The two-page PDF pattern is suitable for experienced knitters.
Find out more here: *click *

The Callisto knitting pattern harmoniously combines lace and mosaic patterns to create an elegant triangular shawl.
All stitch patterns are explained in great detail, both with charts and written out row by row.
The pattern explains step by step how to knit this shawl.

The pattern is available here: Callisto

In the PaYaLa scarf/stole, a simple lace pattern becomes an elegant eye-catcher.
The lace pattern is explained row by row and is also shown in a chart. The scarf can be knitted with either 100g or 200g of lace yarn with a yardage of 800m per 100g.

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

A beautiful pattern for a triangular shawl

Knitted with Schachenmayr Tahiti - a lovely gradient yarn - yarn requirement for a small shawl: 100 grams

You should be familiar with knit stitches, purl stitches, yarn overs, and knitting stitches together.
The pattern is explained in writing, and you’ll also find a knitting chart if you prefer to knit from that.

Click here and you will go to the pattern

Nassima Summer Scarf—Great Not Just for Summer



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This scarf is quick to crochet and stands out with its lace pattern.

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and provides detailed instructions so that even beginners with basic skills can crochet this scarf.
A crochet chart is also included.

The scarf shown is 175 cm long and 25 cm wide.
It was made using 2 skeins of Gründl Lisa Print (133 m per 50 g).

Tintasola Scarf - refined lace pattern, easy to crochet



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The scarf is quick to crochet, and the lace pattern is very easy to remember and repeats every few rows.

The pattern is, as always, richly illustrated and describes in detail how you can crochet this scarf even as a beginner with basic skills .
For advanced crocheters, there is also a crochet chart.

It was crocheted using a 4-ply gradient yarn cake, 150 g/570 m (50% cotton, 50% acrylic / approx. 190 m/50 g).
The scarf shown is 210 cm long and 28 cm wide - but it can easily be adjusted in length and width.

Sheila Scarf – Unique Lace Pattern



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The Sheila scarf, with its eye-catching lace pattern design, is a real showstopper.

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and provides step-by-step instructions on how to crochet this scarf.
For advanced crocheters, there’s also a crochet chart .

The scarf shown is 225 cm long and 33 cm wide.
It was crocheted using a 200 g 4-ply yarn cake (50% cotton, 50% acrylic / approx. 190 m/50 g).