21 Easy Lace Knitting Patterns
From afghans to vests, there's a lace knitting pattern for everyone!
With a little experience, knitting can produce lighter garments with more intricate, openwork designs.
As opposed to solid knit garments, lace knits are good for warmer and transition months when you want something a little lighter. With this collection of easy lace knitting patterns, you can knit feminine tops, breezy scarves or knitting lace afghans.
Lace knitting patterns like these are also great for making heirloom quality birthday or baby shower gifts. The openwork designs in these easy knitting patterns make them lovely to see.
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Lace Knitting Patterns for Afghans
This stunning lace knitting pattern is great for any room in your house. It's great to cuddle up with on those cooler spring nights and a perfect addition to your bedroom decor.
Want more afghan patterns for a cozy winter, check out our guide to 65+ free afghan patterns!
Lace Knitting Patterns for Sweaters, Vests, and Shirts
Lace Knitting Patterns for Scarves and Wraps
Lace Knitting Patterns for Kids and Babies
Kids Lace Knit Cardigan Pattern
This lace cardigan is a match to the adult’s lacy knit cardigan but in a smaller size. This cardigan is light and beautiful for any occasion.
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StellaLuna Knit Lace Shawl Pattern
This beautiful shawl is so versatile and easy to wear, it's sure to become a wardrobe staple. If you're looking for lace knitting patterns that are both sophisticated and stylish, this is the project for you. The beautiful look and soft feel will leave you wanting more.
You can't go wrong when you create your own knitted wearables. Lace knitting patterns like this homemade cardigan help you stretch your skills while creating a useful piece. People won't believe you didn't spend hundreds on your wardrobe.
If you love these lace knitting patterns, make sure to download the free FaveCrafts eBook, "12 Easy Lace Knitting Patterns," for more crafting inspiration.
What's your favorite lace pattern? Let us know in the comments!