Lace Patterns / Openwork Patterns / Ajour Patterns: Create Delicate + Elegant Highlights Now

Dear users, dear authors,
if you like lace patterns / openwork patterns / ajour patterns, then this thread is definitely worth reading for you. The authors will present delightful patterns here, and of course you’ll find plenty of choices in the shop for the keywords mentioned and for many other charming topics. Have fun crafting.

@Authors,
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I have a small triangular shawl for you with a simple lace pattern. 

“Hourglass” shawl is knitted from the bottom up, and you finish when you run out of yarn or reach the desired size. 

A cozy tea time for two: The filet pattern gives these placemats a delicate look. They’re very easy to crochet, as the pattern consists only of double crochet and chain stitches and is written out row by row. If you prefer to work from a chart, you’ll find one included in the crochet pattern as well.

Click here to download the pattern for the “Tea for 2” placemat.


 
This angel is crocheted with thin filet yarn and makes a beautiful decoration—not just during the Christmas season. To help it stand upright, it is stiffened with sugar water or fabric stiffener. And it doesn’t necessarily have to be crocheted with white yarn like most angels. As you can see, it is also very decorative in black.

Download the crochet pattern for the Christmas angel here!




The hammock for small dolls is crocheted in a simple openwork pattern. It’s a great way to use up small amounts of leftover yarn and is quick to crochet. You can adjust the size so that even smaller stuffed animals can fit inside.

Click here to go to the crochet pattern for the doll hammock.

The pieces turn out light and airy when you intentionally knit in “holes.” Here are two examples of my own. I hope you enjoy knitting them.

Warm regards from Ina

Lace Shawl for Beginners

The shawl consists of just two continuously repeating pattern rows. If you use a gradient yarn, the wave pattern really stands out. At the end, the shawl is blocked to allow the pattern to unfold in all its beauty. You can wear the shawl draped open to an event or casually knotted for everyday wear.





Doll Dress

I chose a similar wave pattern for the skirt of this doll dress. You can knit it in multiple colors or in a single color. All in white, it makes a wedding dress. The doll moms love it.