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NEW Free Lace Knitting Patterns collection from Knitting Daily: Knitting Lace: Knitting Daily Presents
Seven FREE Knitted Lace Patterns
Do you love to knit lace? Do you enjoy making holes in your knitting (or want to learn how)? Have you been searching for the perfect free lace pattern? Search no more—Knitting Daily has you covered with this FREE lace knitting patterns eBook.
Whether you are a first time lace knitter, or a seasoned expert, you'll enjoy the timeless beauty of knitting lace. Inside this eBook you'll find two stunning lace shawl knitting patterns, a lovely lace hat, a classic knit cardigan, an easy knitted lace scarf pattern (or two!), and a pair of fingerless lace gloves. This collection will continue to inspire, and your creations will be treasured for many generations.
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Start lace knitting today!
Along with this FREE lace knitting pattern eBook, you'll also receive a free membership to our Knitting Daily community. Your membership provides you access to our free patterns library, our knitting community blogs, and our daily email newsletter with all sorts of tips, tricks and more free patterns!
Start Knitting Lace Patterns today with
Knitting Lace: Knitting Daily Presents Seven FREE Knitted Lace Patterns
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With your FREE copy of
Knitting Lace: Knitting Daily Presents
Seven Free Knitted Lace Patterns,
you'll knit lace masterpieces that are sure to get noticed.
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Knit Lace Pattern #1
Icelandic Lace Shawl
design by Sigrídur Halldórsdóttir
adapted by Carol Rasmussen Noble
Called the Thórdís shawl, the original of this traditional Icelandic shawlis part of the Icelandic Craft Council's collection of textiles. It is thought to have been knitted by Thórdís Egilsdóttir, a resident of a small fishing village on the west coast of Iceland well known for her craftsmanship with handspun yarns. She used very fine
thel (the fine, soft undercoat of the Icelandic sheep) in natural white and shades of moraut (soft brown). This
lace knitting pattern, which captures the spirit of the original, was designed by Icelandic knitter Sigrídur Halldórsdóttir
and translated and adapted for PieceWork readers by Carol Noble.
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Knit Lace Pattern #2
Spectrum Scarf
design by Eunny Jang
If you are new to lace knitting, this easy lace scarf knitting pattern is the perfect place to begin! Color blending with multiple strands of ultra fine—and ultra soft–alpaca yarn shades this knitted lace scarf achieved
with a simple one-row lace repeat. What a beautiful way to introduce yourself to the timeless tradition of lace knitting! Already a knitted lace expert? This quick lace scarf knitting pattern makes a great gift for you or a loved one. |
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Knit Lace Pattern #3
Tailored Scallops Cardigan
design by Pam Allen
In need of a beautiful knit cardigan? A longtime fan of the traditional feather and fan stitch pattern, Pam Allen worked it on a grand scale for this classic knit cardigan sweater pattern. The structure of this knit cardigan—groups of yarnovers alternating with groups of decreases—creates decorative scallops that are preserved in the cast-on edges. To keep this sweater pattern simple, Pam added very little shaping (the roll-over collar is simply an extension of the fronts) and worked the sleeve increases in panels of stockinette stitch that border the lace motif. |
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Knit Lace Pattern #4
Penobscot Silk Lace Scarf
design by Cyren Slegona
Here we have our second knitted lace scarf pattern. For the Knits Summer 2006 staff project, then-editor
Pam Allen chose an easy knitted lace pattern and
asked each staff member to create something different with
it. Cyrene Slegona designed this amazingly elegant, easy knitted lace scarf alternating several lace repeats with blocks of
stockinette stitch, in a silky yarn that is to die for. Treat
yourself or someone special to this knitted lace
scarf, sure to be a favorite year after year. |
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Knit Lace Pattern #5
Lace Fountain Hat
design by Katie Himmelberg
This knit lace hat was created for the Knits Spring 2008 staff project, where staffers were asked to design an item inspired by a beloved movie. The Fountain with stunning cinematography and special effects, and this lace hat is a visual representation of the movie. The easy knitted lace forms a starburst pattern that disintegrates into a field of dots--the three different pattern areas on the lace hat represent the three eras of the love story in the movie. The molten honey gold shade, the smoothness of the merino; ShiBui Sock is a wonderful lightweight yarn that makes this lace hat perfect for a chilly day. It's also a nice use for sock yarn, a plus for anyone who doesn't love to knit socks! |
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Knit Lace Pattern #6
Arrowhead Shawl
design by Pam Allen
There are few lace knitting patterns more beloved than the classic triangular knit lace shawl. Beginning at the center with just a few stitches, the shawl grows via paired increases, adding motifs on each side as the work progresses, a process that many knitters find irresistible to watch! Pam's shawl was her contribution to the Knits Summer 2006 staff project, where she chose a single stitch pattern and then asked seven staffers to design different items using it. This beautiful—and easy—knitted lace—shawl is now a favorite with knitters everywhere. |
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Knit Lace Pattern #7
Wild and Warm Guanaco and Vicuña Lace Fingerless Gloves
design by Kaye D. Collins
The final lace knitting pattern in this special eBook is for a pair of stunning fingerless gloves. Wild guanacos and vicuñas are both beautiful and graceful, and produce some of the finest fibers in the world. It is fitting to knit a light and lacy garment to honor their elegance. Fingerless gloves are extremely popular and practical—and with his glove pattern you will create a beautiful pair that is not only decorative but also warm. Indulge your passion for lace knitting and start this beautiful hand knit glove today. |
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Can’t wait to start one of these beautiful knitted lace patterns? Get your collection now!
Knitting Lace: Knitting Daily Presents
Seven FREE Knitted Lace Patterns
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Where to begin? There is that beautiful knit cardigan sweater...or perhaps those amazing fingerless gloves? Or maybe you should start with one of the easy knitted lace scarf patterns. No matter which you choose, you'll be hooked on the ancient art of knitting lace.
Start Knitting Lace Patterns today with
Knitting Lace: Knitting Daily Presents Seven FREE Knitted Lace Patterns
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Have you been searching the internet for free lace knitting patterns? Are you interested in an easy knitted lace pattern—or something more advanced? You have it all right here in this fabulous eBook!
With seven timeless lace knitting patterns in one collection, you'll have a hard time deciding which to begin with. In fact, these knitting patterns are so popular, your friends and family will be standing in line asking you when you'll start knitting lace for them!
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Seven Free Knitted Lace Patterns, you'll also become a valued member of the Knitting Daily community and receive:
- Five weekly emails with expert tips, knitting techniques, contests, quality products and special discounts.
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- And much more!
As a Knitting Daily member, you'll also have access to many other free lace knitting patterns.
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your perfect knitted lace pattern today!
Knitting Lace: Knitting Daily Presents
Seven FREE Knitted Lace Patterns
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