Knitting Lace Patterns

Dear users, dear authors,
Here you’ll find knitted lace patterns.
You’ll find crocheted lace patterns over in the other thread.
Have fun.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget the link and image. Please also include details on the difficulty level, materials, technique, and what makes the pattern special.

This scarf features a simple lace pattern that is also suitable for beginners to lace patterns.

You can find the pattern here.



It’s knitted with sock yarn on 3.5 mm needles, so it’s not exactly a quick project. But it’s very relaxing to knit, and the result is quite impressive.
Yarn usage depends on the desired length - the width can also be adjusted - but you should definitely plan on at least 600 m. I knitted my scarf in two colors - but you don’t have to do the same. The choice of colors is, of course, entirely up to you.

Knitting pattern Summer Pullover 'ALGARVE'




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Two in one pattern:sleeveless long top, ideal for leggings, and with sleeves, a cotton pullover knitted in a simple lace pattern . Because of the pattern, it comes in ONE SIZE for women’s sizes 38–44. Smaller sizes can wear it as "oversized." Weight gain or loss is therefore not a problem.

Materials:
300 g (without sleeves) / 550 g (pullover) Austermann Algarve (100% cotton; 50 g – 142 m) for needle size 2.5–3.5; here: knitting needle 3.5, tape measure, scissors, yarn needle, row counter helpful but not absolutely necessary. Gauge according to ball band: 27 sts x 36 rows = 10 x 10 cm.

The PDF pattern contains the images from the image gallery (see above); due to the simple cut, no additional images are included.

Basic knitting skills are sufficient, including yarn over, knit 2 stitches together, slip-slip-knit 2 stitches together (is explained).

Knitting Pattern Triangular Shawl CHIEMSEE WAVES




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With this triangular shawl in ocean colors, you can almost hear the sound of the Bavarian Sea, Lake Chiemsee, rushing in the background. Whether on a Chiemsee steamboat heading over to Fraueninsel or to Herrenchiemsee Palace, or in a mountain café with a view of Lake Chiemsee – with this cuddly soft lace shawl in the finished dimensions 150 cm x 65 cm (or desired size), any woman will feel completely at ease.

The download includes a

• PDF knitting pattern, detailed, illustrated and explained (21 pages), with a short version for printing
• PDF basic knitting techniques incl. crocheting chain stitches and slip stitches

These knitting skills are used:
casting on stitches, knit and purl stitches, increasing stitches from the strand between stitches, knitting through the back loop on knit and purl rows, yarn overs, knitting stitches together, slip-slip-knit decreases, binding off stitches

Difficulty level: medium / easy for experienced knitters

Material:
Basically, any thin yarn of your choice can be used with a suitable needle size + one needle size larger than recommended on the ball band.
Used here: 50 g light turquoise + 50 g darker turquoise Ferner Wolle Merino Lace hand-dyed, 100% merino, 50 g – 250 m for needle size 2.0 to 3.0; used here: circular knitting needles 3.0 with different cable lengths (60 cm for the beginning, then change to 80 cm cable length), circular knitting needle 4.0 at least 80 cm cable length; yarn needle for weaving in ends, scissors; crochet hook size 2.5.

No gauge required.

This gorgeous knitted triangular shawl has two different lace patterns.

Here’s the pattern.



You’ll need yarn roughly in sock-weight thickness for it (not a big deal; you can actually use any yarn you like, as long as it isn’t too thick). The amount needed depends on the size you want—that can be adjusted very easily.
Not necessarily a beginner-friendly pattern, but it’s not sooo extremely difficult either. Everything is written out row by row and also shown in knitting charts.

Knitting pattern for a beautiful, large shawl with a lace pattern.

A very nice gift for any new mom. It keeps her nice and warm when she gets up at night to change diapers, breastfeed, or comfort her baby.



I knitted this shawl using a soft, lightweight yarn containing 50% alpaca (e.g., Schachenmayr “Highland Alpaca Fino,” 50% alpaca, 50% virgin wool, with a yardage of 250 m / 50 g), and using 200 g of yarn, the shawl measured 43 x 165 cm. Of course, you can always make the shawl larger by adding more pattern repeats.

Basic skills include knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, and knitting stitches together.

Get the pattern for this great shawl 

Knitting lace patterns is nowhere near as hard as it looks,

here you’ll find 2 beautiful examples,

both are very simply written patterns for sweaters,
one with short sleeves, the other has 3/4 sleeves,

here is the pattern  Sweater with lace pattern sizes 36-46



and another patternLace-pattern sweater with 3/4 sleeves

Perfect for warm days—whether worn over a bikini at the beach or over a tank top in the city—it’s always an eye-catcher!
The mesh pattern is sturdy and doesn’t warp, since the decreases alternate direction.

The pattern includes a detailed schematic for size 38/40 .
However, the gauge , combined with the schematic, makes it possible to work any size!

And for the pattern and more details, click here... 

For this feather-light triangular shawl (approx. 130 g) with a lace pattern, you’ll need

• a 2-strand Bobbel (50% cotton / 50% acrylic) - I used “Sakura” with mother-of-pearl thread.
• size 2.5 knitting needles

This pattern is suitable for experienced knitters.



Click here for the pattern