This large-panel stitch pattern is a twenty-four row repeat and is knitted in a multiple of ten stitches plus one. Because of its large number of stitches and its many row repeats, the Chandelier Lace Stitch falls in the advanced skill level category. Its elegant lace design makes this stitch… Continue reading
When it comes to design, the Diagonal Mesh Lace stitch resembles its cousin, the Mesh Lace stitch. Unlike the Mesh Lace stitch where the lace stitches run vertically, the Diagonal Mesh Lace stitch’s lace design runs diagonally, slanting downward from left to right. Knitted in a multiple of four stitches… Continue reading
What looks like a series of leaves that are placed alongside one another vertically, the Leaves and Waves stitch is a gorgeous , large panel lace design that is knitted in a multiple of twelve stitches plus one and done in a twelve-row repeat. Even though this pattern is a… Continue reading
Knitted in a multiple of five stitches plus two and done in a twelve-row repeat, the Lizard Skin stitch is rated intermediate for its use of increase and decrease techniques. The design of the stitch pattern resembles the scaly skin of reptiles, hence its name. If you’re looking to add… Continue reading
Hello knitters and happy spring! If you follow me on social media, you know that I’ve been working on a petite version of the Knitted Dogwood Blossoms pattern. The original pattern was first released seven years ago and if you saw my video tutorial for this pattern, you’ll see that… Continue reading
Interested in a lace stitch pattern that offers a ton of textures and also provides a clean, uniform look? Look no further than the Textured Lace Columns stitch. This stitch incorporates a series of increase and decrease stitches to create columns of intricate patterns that are separated by eyelets. Knitted… Continue reading
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