Looking for chevron lace afghan pattern

#1

Hi folks. Years ago my ex-boyfriend’s mom gave me an afghan pattern. I lost it. I have hunted the internet, searched through books, asked friends, and I can’t find a similar one. Hope my description rings some bells with everyone here.
It was definitely a chevron, not wavy pattern like old shale, made of panels about 36 stitches. The lace holes were yarn over stitches. The holes were not numerous like some patterns I have seen. If I remember correctly, they were strategically placed on each side of the upward or downward spike of the chevron. Thanks for suggestions.

#2

I’ve seen patterns just like that, but can’t find one now. I know the Jaywalker socks pattern stitch is like that, and the chevron lace beret; search for those and it will give you the basic st pattern which is - dec, Kx, YO, K1, YO, Kx, dec, repeat. Or something similar.

ETA: I finally found a scarf pattern - http://the-doily-underground.blogspot.com/2007/10/spot-dyed-chevron-lace-scarf-with.html
and a variation in a blanket - http://www.fortheloveofyarn.com/Issues/07Spring/patterns/spring07_cielo.shtml

#3

Thanks! The scarf looks somewhat similar. When I have the determination to do an afghan-sized project, I will have something to refer to.

#4

I think I found it!:yay: It looks familiar, and the pattern even looks familiar.
http://freevintageknitting.com/afghans/knitted-zig-zag-afghan-pattern.html

#5

Yep, that would be a good one. Forgot to look under zig zag…