Openwork Patterns / Lace Patterns: Chic in September and October

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Knitting Pattern: Special Little Hat
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This little hat with a lace pattern is made using the Japanese
knitting technique. It is stretchy and fits well!

 If you have the basic skills such as:

• knit and purl stitches
• yarn overs
• slip stitches over and knit stitches together

you can knit this little hat with no problem.

Material:40 g white cotton yarn, needle size 3.0
20 g gray cotton yarn, needle size 3.0

Pattern:
PDF format
With a knitting chart for the pattern.

You can wear the “Blue Lagoon” lace sweater all year round! It’s wonderfully light, yet keeps you warm on cool days. And when it gets especially cold, you can easily wear a shirt or blouse underneath, because it’s very stretchy and doesn’t add bulk.
I knitted this sweater using Jawoll Magic Degradé (turquoise-petrol). This creates the striped pattern in aqua shades all on its own. The lace pattern consists of 2 pattern rows that are repeated continuously.
The sweater can be knitted in sizes 36–40 or 42–46.

You can find the pattern here!

Cruzada Lace Scarf
an unusual lace pattern



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The scarf stands out with its unusual crochet pattern.
As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes step by step how you can crochet this scarf for yourself. You should have basic crochet skills and enjoy trying something new. A crochet chart is included for advanced crocheters.

The scarf shown was crocheted from 150 g of 4-ply gradient yarn and is 25 cm wide and 270 cm long.

This little baby dress is knitted in a pretty lace pattern. It can be worn in both summer and winter. If the skirt is knitted a little longer, the dress will fit from 3 to 18 months.

This baby set includes the following patterns:

• Baby pinafore dress (grows with the child) with lace pattern - knitted
• Hairband / headband with lace pattern - knitted
• Baby shoes with heart - crocheted

Suitable for skilled or advanced knitters.

Go to the pattern for all 3 pieces here

Another sweater, and another one, and another one...!
You can never really have enough of them.

The special feature of this top is in the way it’s made - it is CROCHETED SIDEWAYS.
The spiral pattern is fun and supports the current trend.

The cut of the sweater requires absolutely no decreases or increases,
so even beginners will enjoy this pattern.

A detailed row-by-row description guides you through the crochet process.
For clarification, the pattern also includes 3 charts in crochet chart form .
A schematic also makes it easier to work.

This pattern is designed for sizes S/M/L/XL.
However, the pattern explains
how the sweater can be very easily adjusted to any size.
The included cut and the gauge swatches help with that!

And here’s the pattern and more details...

 

This openwork-style sweater is ideal for spring and summer.
There are no limits to the variations -
whether over a tank top, a bikini top, or a long shirt - it simply always works!
The two buttons set the trend!

The pattern is simple yet sophisticated, and the cut requires no decreases or increases at all...
... making it absolutely recommended for beginners too!

A detailed description guides you through the crochet process.
For clarification, a crochet chart is also included in the pattern.

This pattern is designed for sizes S/M and L/XL.
However, the pattern explains how the sweater can be easily adjusted to any size. The included schematic and the gauge help with that!

And here’s the pattern and more details...

 

And another soul warmer, and another soul warmer, and another one...
... absolutely clear—you can never have enough of them!

What’s interesting about this shrug is the combination of the two patterns:
a delicate lace flower pattern contrasts with the sturdy woven pattern!
This variety is simply fun and looks excellent on top of that.
The edging is worked with a relief pattern, which is simple—yet very effective.

The cut of the soul warmer is entirely without decreases or increases...
... so it’s also absolutely recommended for beginners.

A detailed description guides you through the crochet process.
Each pattern is listed row by row.
For clarification, there are 4 crochet charts included in the pattern.
In addition, 2 schematics and many pictures guide you—step by step—to completion.

This pattern is designed for sizes S / M / L / XL.
However, the pattern explains how the shrug can be very easily adapted to any size .
The included cut and the gauges help with that!

And here’s the pattern and more details...



The beautiful Starry Night stole is a dream made of delicate crochet lace!

 

With this crochet pattern, you can make a gorgeous scarf or a festive stole. The scarf or stole can be adjusted in length and width.

We crochet the scarf lengthwise, while the stole is crocheted widthwise using a long starting chain.

The delicate pattern is perfect for festive occasions like a romantic dinner for two, an evening at the opera, or even a wedding. The stole or scarf will also bring great joy as a gift.

Materials needed:

• approx. 800–1,000 meters of 3–4-ply yarn (e.g., a Bobbel or Scheepjes Whirl)
• Size 3 crochet hook
• a few open-ended stitch markers, if needed

Skills required:

• Chain stitches
• Slip stitches
• Double crochets
• Double crochets worked together

The crochet pattern for the scarf is 17 pages long, presents 2 crochet variations, and includes:

• a detailed photo tutorial consisting of 72 images
• a detailed and professionally designed crochet chart 
• Diagrams
  

This crochet pattern is suitable for:

• ambitious beginners
• intermediate crocheters
• professionals

Click here for more information and to go directly to the pattern.

  

A dream of knitted lace, cuddly soft and yet feather-light - that is the knitted stole Fanyamar.

With a little trick, this beautiful stole can be transformed into a poncho, making it an ideal accessory for fall.

 

Fanyamar was designed for lace yarns, because that best brings out its delicate, airy character. However, the stole also looks dreamily beautiful in thicker yarns, such as sock yarn. The yarn you choose should definitely not be any thicker than that.

The stole is started at one corner with just 3 stitches. It gets its shape through regular increases and decreases. The pattern includes stitch counts for 2 different sizes.
The narrower version measures approx. 60 x 160 cm after blocking.

The pattern for knitting the stole includes 12 pages and contains 

• a written-out version for 2 different sizes
• knitting charts
• schematic drawing

This knitting pattern is suitable for:

• ambitious beginners
• advanced knitters
• pros

Click here for more info and you’ll go directly to the knitting pattern

  

Spicy Autumn is a large, cozy scarf made from 100% silk.
You’ll need 200g with a yardage of at least 600 each; mine is from Coonis Wolle.
The pattern is explained row by row and also illustrated with a chart—it’s absolutely beginner-friendly
 
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/43115/gestrickter-poncho-oder-schal-spicy-autumn

In my KAL group on Facebook, we’re all knitting it together right now. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions.
The group is called: KA(n)L(i) Strickideen 

“Elfenreigen” is a bit more challenging in terms of the pattern, but it’s doable with some concentration.
You’ll need 100g or 200g of silk, each with a yardage of 800m per 100g.
Both sizes are included in the pattern.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/29222/gestrickter-laceschal-elfenreigen

The pattern includes a chart and is also described in detail, row by row.

Lace Scarf for Beginners

How about this wonderful lace scarf? It is knitted with just 100 g of yarn and size 4 knitting needles. The beautiful pattern is very easy for knitting and lace beginners to knit, because only 2 rows alternate continuously. I explain and show you everything in great detail. The interesting play of colors comes straight from the ball of yarn.

Worn open, the pattern unfolds in all its glory, but it also looks great wrapped around. You can find more information by clicking on the heading.

I hope you have lots of fun with this project - Yours, Ina