This pattern includes an interesting lace stitch when an odd number of stitches is knitted together and the same amount of stitches is raised from them.
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This blog is place for re-invention of knitted Estonian lace. We create and show new lace patterns which are inspired by traditions of our beloved Haapsalu shawls.
Wednesday, 10 August 2011
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hi my project is a linen blanket estonian edge for my nephews baptism. i am trying to find the size of the yarn but i can never find out in the instructions meaning that i need to know like if it is 10 or 20 or so because i want to use a crosheen kind of yarn can anyone help?
ReplyDeleteHave you tried doing this in the opposite direction? I want to use this, or a variation of it rather, for a shawl edging that starts as a garter tab and grows.
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