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Braided Lace Stitch Pattern

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Free Braided Lace Stitch Pattern.

Braided Lace Stitch Pattern

Braided Lace Stitch Pattern
Braided Lace Stitch Pattern
Braided Lace Stitch Pattern

Abbreviations:

k = knit
p = purl
sl = slip
p2sso = pass the 2 slipped stitches over
k2tog = knit 2 stitches together
k3tog = knit 3 stitches together
ssk = slip, slip, knit slipped stitches tog. A decrease

For the lace panel cast on multiples of 10. I added two purl stitches in-between the panel.

NOTE: The first two rows of the pattern are set up rows, repeat rows 3 – 14 to continue the pattern.

 

Multiples of 1o:

Row 1: k6, k2tog, k2, yo

Row 2 and all even rows: Purl

Row 3: k5, k2tog, k2, yo, k1

Row 5: k4, k2tog, k2, yo, k2

Row 7: yo, k2, (sl 2 as if to k2tog, k1, p2sso), k2, yo, k3

Row 9: k1, yo, k2, ssk, k5

Row 11: k2, yo, k2, ssk, k4

Row 13: k3, yo, k2, k3tog, k2, yo

 

Continue rows 3 – 14 for pattern.

Comments

14 responses to “Braided Lace Stitch Pattern”

  1. Kathleen Halm Avatar
    Kathleen Halm

    Thank you! This is a great website–I will recommend it!

  3. MJ Bouchard Avatar
    MJ Bouchard

    I need your help as really love the pattern for Braided Lace Stitch and run into some trouble would appreicate to hear from you..
    The problem I have is :
    Row 7: yo, k2, (sl 2 as if to k2tog, k1, p2sso), k2, yo, k3
    and
    For the lace panel cast on multiples of 10. I added two purl stitches in-between the panel.

    Please help me … Thanks Just wish ya have video show how to knit this pretty Braided Lace Stitch…. Have good day… MJ Bouchard

  4. Knitting Bee Avatar
    Knitting Bee

    Hello!

    So to “sl 2 as if to k2tog” means to slip two stitches over to the right hand needle in the same way as if you were going to knit two stitches together except you do not knit them, you just slip them over, that way you can then pick both those stitches up to pass it over the knitted stitch, creating a decrease.

    The pattern is just for the lace panel, I added two purl stitches in-between each panel (by that I mean reverse stockinette stitch so you purl on the right side of work and knit on the wrong side), you could add more or less and this would create more or less space between the lace panel.

    I hope it helps, I don’t have a set up to create videos yet. It is something I am considering.

    Good luck!

  5. MJ Bouchard Avatar
    MJ Bouchard

    I need your help as really love the pattern for Braided Lace Stitch and run into some trouble would appreicate to hear from you..
    When I look at the pattern I see purl between the braided lace stitch and on the paper it not say anything about purl inbetween the lace…. It seems like something is missing… Can you help me… Thanks looking forward to hear from you… Happy Fourth of July…..

  6. Knitting Bee Avatar
    Knitting Bee

    Hi MJ Bouchard.

    The pattern is just for the lace panel, you can create as many multiples as you like with purl stitch numbers in-between the panels of your choosing, so you can create more or less distance between the panels.

  7. Kari Avatar
    Kari

    I was wondering… It says to repeat rows 3-14, but there is no row 14. What does that mean then?

  9. Viv Avatar
    Viv

    Thank you , I have stumbled onto your site, purely by accident. But gosh I’m so ecstatic that its happened. I am wanting to make a shawl for my future daughter in law, Bronwyn.and I’m not a big confident knitter, but am very eager to learn an easy lace leaf pattern! Would you please be so kind to suggest,one that is idiot proof. Many thanks,.

  11. Viv Avatar
    Viv

    Thank you for steering me in the right direction. I appreciate your guidance. All the best Viv.

  12. Margaret eileen Chaffee Avatar
    Margaret eileen Chaffee

    Thank you for your site! I knit shawls/stoles, and needed lace patterns.Sincerely yours, Margaret

  14. Gloria Young Avatar
    Gloria Young

    Gloria Young
    I just printed out the brass lace pattern i do not understand 4927
    How do you yo,the stitch before the first stitch thank you
    For your time

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