Étude no. 15: permutations
I’m designing a pattern which needs a little simple lace in a multiple of 3 stitches at the beginning. I
Continue readingby Naomi Parkhurst, Gannet Designs
I’m designing a pattern which needs a little simple lace in a multiple of 3 stitches at the beginning. I
Continue readingImmediately after I posted about using a subset of rows from a complex chart as a coordinating stitch pattern, I
Continue readingThere’s a lot of shawls and sweaters that make use of fancy lace, but that also have sections of simpler
Continue readingSometimes I like to try exercises in knitting stitch design as a way of exploring the possibilities. These are what
Continue readingI’ve been interested lately in the double increase that’s most handily abbreviated as KYOK: (k1, yo, k1) in one stitch.
Continue readingThe last time I visited the topic of a knitted version of filet lace, I had come up with a
Continue readingI’ve been thinking for a while of trying to add k1‑below stitches into my lace patterns. A good place to
Continue readingSomething I’m wanting to work on in the long run is designing lace that has yarnovers on every row. This
Continue readingThere’s an old kind of lace edging that always makes me grin, because it’s so different from all the other
Continue readingI’ve been wanting to work on my ability to make lace appear vertically symmetrical as well as horizontally for a
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