so I recently learned how to slip stitches and pass slip stitch overs
and now I am looking for some book with lace knitting patterns does anyone have recomendation for books or any websites with free patterns
thanks
The biggest and best resource for lace knitting, IMHO, is right here with Mario. He has a group on Yahoo with so many wonderful patterns. I believe most of his patterns are here in the archives. And if you get stuck, I know how generous he is with his advice and help.
I think if you check out knitty.com you'll find some good free patterns. If you know K2tog and SSK you have the basic shaping elements I would say. Everything from there is just theme and variations. Open work is fun and seems to go fast! There's nothing to do where the holes are! Enjoy!
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There's a lace-knitting ring
There's a lace-knitting ring on the net. Can't remember the address, but Google'll no doubt come to the rescue.
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The biggest and best
The biggest and best resource for lace knitting, IMHO, is right here with Mario. He has a group on Yahoo with so many wonderful patterns. I believe most of his patterns are here in the archives. And if you get stuck, I know how generous he is with his advice and help.
Fiddlesticksknitting.com has
Fiddlesticksknitting.com has some really nice patterns.
I think if you check out
I think if you check out knitty.com you'll find some good free patterns. If you know K2tog and SSK you have the basic shaping elements I would say. Everything from there is just theme and variations. Open work is fun and seems to go fast! There's nothing to do where the holes are! Enjoy!
my fav. are the harmony
my fav. are the harmony guides... you'd also be amazed at what your local library has to offer!
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