Snowflake Table Runner

Good Housekeeping Snowflake Table Runner

I recently published an entry to the subject of: What c.a.n we do with lace (doilies)?, I like the idea to make a winter table runner also very much :)

 


Links:
Snowflake Table Runner (DIY Christmas Table Settings – Snow Cover)
=> it’s the 8th of 11 suggestions

Here at unikatissima:
Lace Inspiration

Knitted Lace Notecards

vintagekathleen Lace Notecards

If you knit lace, e.g. for the Crazy Lace Cardigan or all sorts of other things, you should always knit swatches.
And what to do with them later on? (For me this is the reason why I don’t make swatches, often to my own disadvantage ;-)).

Anyway, I’ve found something now: you can ‘simply’ make knitted lace notecards with them ;-)

I presented a site with lots of knitting (lace) patterns before, so that you can start directly ;-)

And if knitting isn’t your cup of tea, it works of course with crochet, too, as you can see e.g. with my cro-tat card for Mother’s Day.


Links:
Knitted Lace Notecards (NotecardSharonFloralSquareDoily)
via: Knitted Lace Notecards for Sharon 2009
By her own account the pattern for the knitted lace notecard on the photo is Grün ist die Hoffnung which is available as free ravelry download.

There you can read the following: “Grün ist die Hoffnung was designed for the Socken-Kreativ-Liste, a German yahoo-KAL with 2000 members.
It is available in English and in German.
You can find the English version in my raverlry store for free. Please contact me for the German version.
For more information, see: http://de.groups.yahoo.com/group/Socken-Kreativ-List…

You can find photos of Grün ist die Hoffnung here:
Hoffnungangestrickt
Grünganz

Here at unikatissima:
Crazy Lace Cardigan
Knitting Stitches Galore
Simple Cro-Tat
Entries containing the word ‘knit lace’

Crocheted Bruges Lace

Ars Una Species Mille Crochet Bruges Lace

I’m planning for a certain time to try crocheted Bruges Lace but found it always a little old fashioned – until I saw amongst others the photos.
Oddly enough I don’t find them old fashioned at all ;-)

I then researched a little further and found a most beautiful little cap and a very impressive opera coat.

Well, we will see.
And if it doesn’t work I will make a scarf from ;-))


Links:
Photos from Ars Una, Species Mille
via: Google image search result for ‘bruges lace’

Bruges Crochet – beautiful cap (for a larger picture click there on photo)
Bruges crochet opera coat

Instruction for crocheted Lace of the Bruges (Crocheted Lace of the Bruges)
=> scroll down for different patterns

Here at unikatissima:
Tea Dyed Doily Scarf

Delta Crochet

creadoo Delta Crochet

One thing that I wanted to try for a long time already is Delta crochet: it looks very easy and I like the result ;-)

But I guess anyhow that this is one of the techniques where I get bored much too fast – it’s always the same.
Well, it’s a pity ;-)


Links:
Delta Crochet Techniques (English)
Delta Crochet (Delta – Häkelei) (German)

Examples that I liked:
Triangle shawl in delta crochet (Delta Breeze) (English)
Scarf in delta crochet (Piccolo Scarf Pattern) (English)
Doilies and the like in delta crochet (Delta Crochet Patterns) (English)

Google search result for ‘Delta Crochet’
Google image search result for ‘Delta Crochet’

Google search result for ‘Delta häkeln’
Google image search result for ‘Delta häkeln’

Round Knitted/Crocheted Cardigans

unikatissima Round Crocheted Cardigan

“When I’m grown-up, I’m gonna be a cardigan.”
;-))

 

Recently I had a talk about cardigans that are knitted or crocheted more or less as a big, round ‘rug’ and then simply worn.
Hard to imagine, isn’t it? ;-)

I had promised to present here tutorials for such things and I suggest that you check out one or two links, then you will know what I’m talking about ;-)

By the way I’m sure that these aren’t all, if you know more, I’d be glad if you’d put a reference into the comments.


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