Openwork Patterns / Lace Patterns: Enjoy July Highlights Now

Dear users, dear authors,
how about an enchanting design with an openwork pattern / lace pattern? It’s fun to make and will earn you compliments. Enjoy.

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc. 

Anlis Lace is a wonderful summer scarf made from 100g of lace yarn; it can also be easily knitted with 200g.
Both stitch patterns are written out row by row and illustrated with a chart.


Click here to go directly to the AnlisLace pattern





The Elfenreigen scarf is also knitted with 100g or 200g of lace yarn.
This pattern requires some experience with lace, but it’s written out in full and illustrated with a chart.


Click here to go directly to the Elfenreigen pattern


The PaYaLa scarf is a great beginner’s project for lace.
The pattern is absolutely beginner-friendly and is provided both in written form and as a chart.
You’ll only need 100g of lace yarn with a yardage of 800m.


Click here to go directly to the PaYaLa pattern 

This “Blue Wave” summer top is knitted with a pretty lace pattern and waves. Just the thing for hot days—but not only then. It also looks great worn over a shirt. The pattern is for size 40/42.

View the knitting pattern




A baby’s first jacket with a hood and a pretty heart-shaped lace pattern is a truly heartfelt gift for a newborn. Later on, the jacket will fit a baby doll perfectly.

View the knitting pattern




A baby pinafore dress with a lace pattern that’s just the right challenge for advanced knitters. The dress fits from 3 months up to at least 12 months.

View the knitting pattern

A small triangular shawl with a lace pattern—to keep your neck and back warm—or simply as an accessory to a dress  



Knitting pattern for a scarf —it starts narrow, so you can determine the width yourself by adjusting the increases. 




Crocheted triangular shawl made from Tahiti summer yarn. It’s crocheted from the bottom up, so you can adjust it to your desired size. 

Hole after hole and it still works ... you probably know the saying. But I’d like to briefly show you with my examples how enchanting it can look in the end. In your hand, it’s only a small amount of material because of all the holes. But in the end, the piece unfolds in all its beauty.

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

Ball Gown with Tulle Underskirt
A crochet chart for the skirt part of the dress is included. The tulle is sewn under the skirt later.





Summer Poncho Knitting Pattern
The summer poncho has a wonderful silhouette; it is constantly in motion with every step and thus gently blurs the body’s contours a bit.





Lace Shawl Knitting Pattern for Beginners
The lace pattern consists of only 2 pattern rows that repeat over and over. The color-gradient effect comes straight from the ball of yarn.

A simple lace pattern lets the light shine through these beautiful colorful lanterns. But even unlit, they make a wonderful decoration for your patio, balcony, or conservatory. Here you can revel in bright colors and crochet up lots of small bits of leftover yarn. You can use almost any yarn for them. For one lantern, you need about 60 g.

Triangular Shawl "Summertime"



Triangular Shawl "Winterwonderland"