Diamond Waves: a charted design
Sometimes when I design a larger stitch pattern, there’s a part of it that I think would be good as
Continue readingby Naomi Parkhurst, Gannet Designs
Sometimes when I design a larger stitch pattern, there’s a part of it that I think would be good as
Continue readingWhen I was finishing my Kelpie hexagon sampler, I realized that there was one row of lace that would make
Continue readingThis is the last hexagon of a series of coordinating stitch patterns that would work to make a kind of
Continue readingThis is the third of a series of coordinating stitch patterns that would work to make a kind of gradient
Continue readingThis is the second of a series of coordinating stitch patterns that would work to make a kind of gradient
Continue readingWhen I was knitting the Kelpies lace, I noticed two sections within the stitch pattern that I thought could be
Continue readingSometimes I like to make excerpts from stitch patterns I’ve designed. This is just the top edge of Time, version
Continue readingA natural variation of Waving Ribbons lace is to mirror it along the vertical axis. This makes a standard result
Continue readingWhen I designed lace based on the word Relief, the result had multiple motifs in it that I’m going to
Continue readingSometimes when I design a larger stitch pattern, there’s a part of it that I think would be good as
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