Lace, lacework and openwork patterns: delicate and elegant

Dear users, dear authors,
Check out patterns featuring lace, lacework, and delicate openwork. Have fun with them.

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

Here you’ll find a knitting pattern for a convertible design. You can knit a scarf or a stole. The scarf can also be worn as a cowl. The pattern looks fantastic and can even be adjusted in width and length.

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The summer top “blue wave” will bring you joy while knitting. It is beautifully airy, light, and evokes feelings of the sea, waves, and a gentle breeze. The pattern is written for size 40/42.

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Poncho or triangular shawl—you can vary this here however you like. The pattern with the pink waves alone is an eye-catcher in itself. Knitted from lightweight cotton, it is very comfortable to wear and still warm on cool summer evenings.

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Lace, lace trim, and openwork patterns are something special once you’ve dared to try them. Usually very fine yarn is worked here with a thicker needle. But it’s easier than you think. Here are my suggestions for you. For more photos, tips, and the pattern itself, just click on the headings.

I hope you enjoy looking at them and making them yourself.
Warm regards from Ina

Scarf with Pearl Lace Trim
Here I knitted with super-soft cashmere wool. The main pattern is stockinette stitch. I knitted pearl lace trim onto both edges. You can make it as wide as you like. After blocking, you get a wonderfully light and elegant shawl that can be worn open or looped around.





Ball Gown with Tulle Petticoat
All doll moms love this enchanting dress. The special feature here is the skirt part. I crocheted a lace trim and blocked the dress later so the openwork pattern could really unfold. A crochet chart is included. At the end, tulle is sewn under the skirt as a petticoat.





Lace Shawl for Beginners
If you’ve never knitted lace, meaning thin yarn with a thick needle, I’d like to encourage you with this pattern. The pattern consists of only two pattern rows that repeat over and over. After blocking the shawl, the wave pattern with the yarn’s color gradient unfolds all on its own.

You can wear this knitted skirt with a lace-pattern and ruffle hem on either side. Thanks to an elastic waistband, the skirt fits sizes 38 to 44.

The 5-page PDF file with a knitting chart and photos is suitable for experienced knitters.

Sama is a lace-pattern sweater worked as an RVO.
This saves you the sewing, and you can crochet the sweater to your desired size.

The 4-page PDF file with photos is suitable for beginners.



Double-face with a twist.
With this tutorial you’ll learn how to knit a two-sided, offset lace pattern.
The 3-page PDF file is suitable for advanced crafters.

With a hairpin lace loom, you can create wonderful, unique lace patterns. Unfortunately, hairpin lace crochet isn’t very widespread, even though the technique is easy to learn.
You can find the patterns for the Veronica lace scarf and the Kira triangular shawl in my store Blickfang-Design. Feel free to stop by. I’d be happy to have you visit.

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Veronica lace scarf


Kira triangular shawl



A very beautiful shawl with a wonderfully airy lace pattern, made up of many, many triangles, is the asymmetrical triangular shawl Clärenore. Depending on which yarn you use, the pattern looks a little different every time. The size can be adjusted individually, as it is a continuous pattern. I show you exactly how it’s done in the pattern.

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Clärenore triangular shawl