Lace Patterns: Fall Highlights 2020

Dear users, dear authors,
how about some fall-inspired designs featuring gorgeous lace patterns? Get started right away.

@Authors:
2–3 patterns per author is enough. Don’t forget to include links, images, information, etc.

That scarves with lace patterns don’t have to be a contradiction is shown by

Toushoku
is suitable for beginners with basic knowledge.



and Ryoukei
is suitable for advanced knitters.

Whether it’s a scarf, a loop, or a stole—with this pattern, you can make it all. You can even easily adjust the width and length to suit your own preferences. The lace pattern is a real joy to work on and looks absolutely lovely—especially with variegated or hand-dyed yarn.

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This adorable baby wrap dress features a pretty lace pattern. The length can be easily adjusted so that it fits the baby and children up to 1.5 years old.

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This poncho and shawl is a dream in pink and white. It has a beautiful lace pattern and can be knitted over the winter. Then it’ll be ready to wear for those first spring walks in mild weather. As a Christmas gift, it’s sure to be a wonderful surprise that brings joy.

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The Silk Blossoms stole
can be knitted in different sizes. The pattern is explained in detail and also shown as a chart.
The larger version can also be worn as a soul warmer.

The Leah hat is knitted from fine yarn using a beautiful yet simple lace pattern. The result is a feather-light, elegant hat that’s perfect for the first chilly days.
To go with the hat, there are also patterns for wrist warmers and a semicircular shawl available in my shop.
Click here for the pattern: Leah Hat

A pretty shawl with a combination of cluster stitches and a lace pattern: The Treat-Yourself Shawl Eileen is worked from one side to the other and is almost symmetrical. You can find the pattern in my Blickfang-Design store. 



Treat-Yourself Shawl Eileen


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Tonke

Large Fluffy Shawl Just the thing to snuggle up in when the weather turns chilly. The Tonke Large Fluffy Shawl alternates between cluster stitches and V-stitches, creating a very beautiful lace pattern. Stop by my store, Blickfang-Design, and get inspired. There you’ll also find the pattern for this gorgeous shawl.

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A piece can certainly be a little openwork—it offers delicate glimpses and looks sophisticated. Here are my suggestions for you. For more pictures, information, and the pattern, just click on the headings.

I hope you enjoy looking at them and giving them a try.
Warm regards from Ina

Elegant Scarf with Beaded Lace
Here, the delicate lace pattern, which consists quite simply of just 2 repeating pattern rows, is featured along the edge of the scarf. The incorporated seed beads are the real eye-catcher here. Between the lace borders, the scarf is knitted in stockinette stitch. It is wonderfully soft and cuddly, knitted from cashmere wool.





Knitted Doll Dress
Here, the intentional holes are hidden in the wave pattern of the skirt. You can knit the dress in one color or multiple colors. Each one will be unique and is sure to delight the doll’s mum.





Lace Shawl for Beginners
Hole after hole, and yet it holds :-)
In this shawl, exactly 2 continuously repeating pattern rows alternate throughout. That’s why it’s also a shawl that lace beginners can dare to try. At the end, it is blocked and reveals its full beauty. The wave pattern and the color gradient develop all by themselves as you knit.

The “Blue Lagoon” knit sweater is perfect for fall because the lace pattern is very stretchy and elastic, so you can easily wear a shirt underneath on cooler days. The lace pattern consists of 2 rows that repeat continuously. The sweater is knitted with 4-ply sock yarn and is very lightweight thanks to its airy structure. Only 350 g was needed for size 44.
The sweater can be knitted in sizes 36–46.
Click here for the knitting pattern!


Knitting Pattern: Sweater with Mesh and Lace Patterns—A super soft and lightweight sweater with mesh and lace patterns.
Easy to follow.What You Should Know and What You’ll GetThe pattern is explained in writing and is easy to follow.Size InformationI’ve written the pattern in 3 sizes:
34/38, 40/44, and 46/50.
Sizes include exact stitch counts.

It's soul warmer season in autumn.
Here are a few of my patterns.

The “Illusion” autumn stole is a beautiful accessory and perfect for gradient yarns.
You can easily drape it over your shoulders and turn any outfit into a real eye-catcher.

Click here for the pattern

The dragon tail scarf "Autumn Dragon" tells the story of fall with its wonderful lace patterns and will accompany you through this season. In addition to a very detailed written section, there is also a crochet chart for each pattern section.
Click here for the pattern

Sheila Scarf
unusual lace pattern



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The Sheila Scarf, with its eye-catching lace pattern design, is a great eye-catcher.

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes step by step how you can crochet this scarf for yourself.  For advanced crocheters, there is also a crochet chart.

The scarf shown is 225 cm long and 33 cm wide.
A 4-ply gradient yarn cake, 200 g, was used (50% cotton, 50% polyacrylic / approx. 190 m/50 g).

Braided Scarf Trenzada
a scarf with a difference



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The scarf is a real eye-catcher thanks to its unusual braided pattern.

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes all steps in detail.
Crochet charts are also included.

The sample shown was crocheted using just under 250g of Gründl Lisa (LL 133m/50g) and is 160cm long and 28cm wide. However, the scarf can easily be adjusted in length and width.