Can someone identify these lace patterns. The blouse in the photos is beautiful but not exactly my style. I love the individual lace patterns and would like to learn them. There are so many lace patterns videos so it’s hard to identify just these few. I love the very bottom of the sleeves the most. Thank you for your help. Have an amazing rest of your day.
Hopefully someone will recognize these, but if not, there are websites that compile lace patterns. You might look through some of those. Search for “lace knitting patterns” or “lace stitch dictionary” or some such. Here are a few to get you started.
This one has 171 patterns:
New Stitch a Day has several:
DROPS has a lot:
Here are more:
There are tons more.
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Those are very nice sites that ColoCro posted and worth a search.
The upper pattern looks like
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Hi, ColoCro,
I found the overall pattern is made with the diamond lace stitch(found it in one of Joanne’s Web’s tutorials). Do you know if the bottom pattern is some type of of lace stitch? That’s the one I’m interested in the most. If it’s not considered lace, I’ll try looking elsewhere. Thanks.
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Hi Salmonmac,
I found the overall pattern is made with the diamond lace stitch(found it in one of Joanne’s Web’s tutorials). Do you know if the very bottom pattern is some type of of lace stitch? That’s the one I’m interested in the most. If it’s not considered lace, I’ll try looking elsewhere. Thanks.
Yeah, I don’t think that would be considered lace, as it doesn’t have any holes or open spaces. It looks like Bavarian knitting or travelling stitches, which are made by twisting some of the stitches.
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I think its a type of leaf lace, possibly simikar to some Japanese lace patterns with twisted stitches.
Went down a rabbit hole and found this, not identical but rather nice
You could perhaps try it with twisted stitches.
Oh just found this, chandalier lace, this one has the twisted stitches on the chart
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