Arrowhead Lace Knit Throw

By: Grace Alexander for Red Heart Yarn

This lightweight Arrowhead Lace Knit Throw from Red Heart Yarn is elegant and easy to make. Worked in a single color, this easy knit afghan is a great four-row pattern to develop your knit lace skills and you'll love having it draped over a chair or gracing your bed. This is a simple afghan to make and a fun one for beginners and advanced knitters alike. Make one in your favorite color to help add color and style to any room in your home.

For more beautiful afghans and throws, check out the We've Got You Covered: 25 Crochet and Knit Throws eBook from Red Heart Yarn.

Materials:

6 balls Red Heart® “Eco-Ways™” yarn in Aquarium
6mm [US 10] – 29” circular knitting needle
Yarn needle
Pattern/Guide

Gauge: 14 sts = 4”; 21 rows = 4” in pattern. CHECK YOUR GAUGE. Use any size needle to obtain the gauge.

Instructions:
Throw measures 43” x 45”.

Cast on 151 sts. Knit 2 rows.
Row 1 (Right Side): K1, * [yo, slip 1, K1, psso] twice, K1, [K2tog, yo] twice, K1; repeat from * across.
Row 2: Purl.
Row 3: K2, * yo, slip 1, K1, psso, yo, slip 1, K2tog, psso, yo, K2tog, yo **, K3; repeat from * to last 2 sts, end at **; K2.
Row 4: Purl.
Repeat Rows 1-4 for pattern until 44½” from beginning, end by working Row 3. Knit 2 rows. Bind off knitwise.
Weave in ends.

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gran741

Aug 28, 2015

On row 3, ignore the double asterisk until you get to the end. then you should have 2 stitches to knit instead of three. from the single asterisk to the word repeat I count 10 stitches. so the row requires you to work 2 stitches then 10X14 then 7 then 2. I count 151 stitches. Have not started this yet, but am looking forward to doing it soon. Thanks for making me study it closer

gran741

Aug 28, 2015

On row 3, ignore the "" until you get to the end. then you should have 2 stitches to knit instead of three. from the"" to the word repeat I count 10 stitches. so the row requires you to work 2 stitches then 10X14 then 7 then 2. I count 151 stitches. Have not started this yet, but am looking forward to doing it soon. Thanks for making me study it closer Read more at http//www.favecrafts.com/Knit-Afghans/Arrowhead-La == ce-Knit-Throw-from-Red-Heart-YarnuTk6yAo6gKodzAmS. == 99

gran741

Aug 28, 2015

On row 3, ignore the until you get to the end. then you should have 2 stitches to knit instead of three. from the to the word repeat I count 10 stitches. so the row requires you to work 2 stitches then 10X14 then 7 then 2. I count 151 stitches. Have not started this yet, but am looking forward to doing it soon. Thanks for making me study it closer.

slockley 9697382

Apr 17, 2014

I've tried this several times but keep coming out wrong on the stitches. I keep track of each step with pencil and paper and it just isn't right.

FaveCrafts Editor JL

Apr 18, 2014

Hi there - For specific pattern-related questions, we suggest contacting the pattern creator (Red Heart Yarn) directly via their designer profile on our site. You can also post your question on Facebook to see if others have had the same issue. Thanks!

TheMagician1954

Jan 26, 2014

Something is missing in row 3..its says repeat from to last 2 sts..but doesn't say from what.

slockley 9697382

Apr 14, 2014

For Row 3 it looks like there are two yo together as you repeat. Is this accurate? I knitted 12 rows and the pattern isn't looking right.

slockley 9697382

Apr 14, 2014

I thought it meant repeat from * to **. But that doesn't work.

Cpop331 0186743

Jun 26, 2013

Correction on my posting. I meant row 3

Cpop331 0186743

Jun 26, 2013

I am starting this pattern now. Row 4 is confusing. Can someone help me?

sweet19pea52 24333 05

Oct 16, 2012

Try sites such as knittinghelp.com or knitpurlhunter.com. They have videos that show you exactly how to do all kind of techniques. It has helped me tremendously.

autumn8401 2831888

Apr 19, 2012

What is the answer to crafter 1811477 question? What does 'psso' mean? Thank you.