

You just need something big enough around to make the right size loops, and it needs to be able to hold those loops while you’re pulling them all up. Gauge is of course important, and should be checked – however, if you don’t have a giant knitting needle on hand you can always get creative. Once you reach the end of the row, all stitches accounted for, you’re ready to repeat the process. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading Broomstick Lace Crochet: A New Look at a Vintage Stitch, with 20 Stylish Designs.
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Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. For example, in the Ultra Twist variation I did “loop groups” of 5, so each group got 5 sc worked into it. Broomstick Lace Crochet: A New Look at a Vintage Stitch, with 20 Stylish Designs - Kindle edition by Wolfe, Donna. In Row 2, you single crochet into groups of loops, working one sc stitch for each loop in the group. Row 2 is worked in the direction you normally crochet in, again still with the right side facing you. The Broomstick Lace Crochet Shell Pattern is a crochet sweater pattern made with light weight yarn that has a skill level of expert. Here’s what it looks like after pulling up some loops: I used a big ol’ size US 19 knitting needle. Traditionally, this holder was a broomstick. Row 1 consists of pulling up a loop through each stitch, and placing these loops, one after another, on a holder of some sort. For regular right-handed crocheters, this means Row 1 is worked from left to right (right to left for us southpaws). The variation I used for this project is just a two-row repeat, and each row is worked with the right side facing you. Don’t be afraid, though! It’s much easier than you think. Make adjustments to the pattern if you prefer a larger finished afghan.Broomstick lace is a beautiful crochet technique that might seem a little intimidating at first. The finished baby afghan size is about 33 inches wide and 34 inches long. A yarn with a strand of shimmering nylon running through gives the afghan some sparkle and really makes the lace stand out. Sport weight yarn lets the broomstick lace pop out for a delicate look and soft feel. Choose any color or combination of colors that work well for the room decoration. Broomstick lace however, is not difficult to do if you can crochet, then you will not have a problem with doing the lace. You might also hear it referred to as a jiffy lace or peacock eye lace, but broomstick lace is most common. All these benefits make the pattern a perfect choice. Broomstick lace is a crochet lace stitch developed in the 19th century. Advanced crocheters will love the ease and finished look.


Row 3: With a Broomstick draw up a loop and add to the broomstick from all stitches from last row. There are no limits when it comes to the color you choose, so it is perfect for either a boy or girl. Row 1: Chain as many stitches as the pattern suggests. While now crafters often use large knitting needles, like our size 50 Speed Stix, the craft began by utilizing the long, narrow top of the broomstick, along with a crochet hook. The Broomstick Lace Baby Afghan Crochet Pattern is a crochet stitch that creates just the right design and texture for use with a baby. Beginners will have great success making this as their first afghan. Broomstick Lace gets its name from the original tools used to create it back in the 1800s. The options with this baby afghan are open to let you experiment with colors.īroomstick Lace Baby Afghan Crochet Pattern is an easy crochet afghan. Crochet the afghan using all white to make a delicate afghan for the christening or other special occasion. The soft feel and delicate design are perfect for draping over a rocking chair in baby's room, or laying on the floor for tummy time. This gorgeous baby afghan is sure to be a favorite and a go-to pattern that will get plenty of use. There are no limits when it comes to the color you choose, so it is perfect for either a boy or girl. The Broomstick Lace Baby Afghan Crochet Pattern is a crochet stitch that creates just the right design and texture for use with a baby. Materials: Bernat Baby Coordinates - sport weight yarn - 12 ounces (1020 yards) each Pink, Blue or Green (MC) and White (CC), Knitting Needle, size 50 (Broomstick) and Yarn Needle.īroomstick Lace Baby Afghan Crochet Patternīaby afghans are a soft and cuddly blanket to wrap around your new bundle.
