Over 50 Knit Lace Patterns For Any Occasion
Knit lace isn’t only for summer. That’s why we’ve gathered a fabulous selection of knit lace patterns. You choose what to make, when to wear it, or whether to give it away. Because the fun is in learning and making.
You don’t always need lighter-weight yarns, either. We’ve covered a wide range of items and yarn weights for your lace knitting pleasure. If you haven’t seen lacy blankets yet, you’re in for a treat!
In case you didn’t know, heavier yarns also make great lace garments and accessories. They end up more of a statement piece because the lace patterns are so much larger and more visible. You’ll welcome a bulky or worsted weight yarn knit into a lace scarf and piled up around your neck once the cooler weather moves in. They can be real showstoppers!
✨ Want to learn more about knitting lace? Check out this post (includes another free pattern)
So check out this selection and make a list of your favorites. You can never have enough knitting time, so you may as well get started right away.
Here goes…
Knit Lace Patterns for Blankets and Throws
Let’s start with some rectangles. This simple shape makes lace patterns easy to follow since you work straight and have zero shaping.
Red Heart Lavender & Lace Throw
Red Heart Lace Chevrons Baby Blanket
Caron Crystal Lace Knit Blanket
Capes and Ponchos
Knit lace capes and ponchos are also (usually) simple shapes, though you might find some more interesting constructions in this list.
Cowls and Scarves
These cowl and scarf knit lace patterns are also pretty straightforward. This time you can try working your knit lace straight in a scarf or branch and attempt a cowl where you get to knit lace in the round. You might find it a little different since working lace in the round means you’re always working on the Right Side.
Shawls and Wraps
Shawls are always a favorite with knitters. Choose a rectangular wrap for simplicity, or if you’re daring and want to try some lace shaping, go for a triangle. They’re not as hard as you might think.
Knit Lace Hat Patterns
Knit lace hat patterns do require a little more focus because unless they’re worked straight and gathered at the top, you’ll need to shape the crown. This adds a little more complexity to the pattern, but don’t worry – I know you can do it!
Socks
Lace socks are a great project choice. Not only are they fun to make, but they’re also great to give or to wear yourself. These collections are an awesome deal since you get at least three patterns in each set.
TheNoblethread’s Fairy Glen Socks
Knit Lace Video Tutorials
Marly put together a playlist of all the knit lace videos she has made on YouTube. If you ever want to feel like you’re stitching along with your BiCrafty Bestie, click play and watch.
There’s tons of knit lace patterns here for you to enjoy.
They’re not crazy difficult, either. I’ve included plenty of beginner patterns in case you feel timid. Check them out and give something a try.
You only improve by practicing, so let’s get lace knitting and prove you can make something special in knit lace.
P.S. Don’t forget to block your lace. Check out this post to find out why blocking really makes your project shine!
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