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    Edge Lace 2.3: Picture 1

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    This document provides instructions for knitting an edge lace stitch pattern that combines a zigzag edge with a small flower-like motif. The pattern is presented in a chart showing the odd-numbered rows. Instructions explain that the even-numbered rows can be knitted or purled to produce different textures. The chart and instructions provide details on casting on stitches, the number of repeats needed, and a legend explaining the stitch abbreviations.

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    Edge Lace 2.3: Picture 1

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    This document provides instructions for knitting an edge lace stitch pattern that combines a zigzag edge with a small flower-like motif. The pattern is presented in a chart showing the odd-numbered rows. Instructions explain that the even-numbered rows can be knitted or purled to produce different textures. The chart and instructions provide details on casting on stitches, the number of repeats needed, and a legend explaining the stitch abbreviations.

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    This document provides instructions for knitting an edge lace stitch pattern that combines a zigzag edge with a small flower-like motif. The pattern is presented in a chart showing the odd-numbered rows. Instructions explain that the even-numbered rows can be knitted or purled to produce different textures. The chart and instructions provide details on casting on stitches, the number of repeats needed, and a legend explaining the stitch abbreviations.

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    Edge Lace 2.3: Picture 1

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    Josefina Fuentes
    This document provides instructions for knitting an edge lace stitch pattern that combines a zigzag edge with a small flower-like motif. The pattern is presented in a chart showing the odd-numbered rows. Instructions explain that the even-numbered rows can be knitted or purled to produce different textures. The chart and instructions provide details on casting on stitches, the number of repeats needed, and a legend explaining the stitch abbreviations.

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    2011(C) by newlace.blogspot.

    com

    Edge lace 2.3

    Picture 1.

    Introduction
    A zigzag edge lace (edge lace 2) stitch motif is combined with the little flower like motif.

    Description and tips


    Chart includes odd rows only. The edge and repetitive middle part of the motif are separated
    by the empty space. Numbers on the right side of the charts indicate row number. Edge
    stitches are not included.

    For stitches of even rows there are two possibilities:


    - purl all stitches and you will get stockinette based lace texture as on the Picture 1
    or
    - knit all stitches and you will get garter stitch based lace texture as it is traditionally
    done for Haapsalu shawl borders.

    Chart 1 requires the following amount of stitches: 15 stitches (edges of the motif) + 14
    stitches ⋅X times (repeated middle part of the motif) + 2 (or more ) edge stitches (if
    necessary).

    Cast on stitches using knitted on method and double yarn with needles at least 0.5 - 1 size
    larger than you will be using for the edge lace knitting.

    Knit all rows from the Chart 1.

    1
    2011(C) by newlace.blogspot.com

    Legend
    a k, knit
    o yo, yarn over
    < knit 3 stitches together with the middle one above, slip two
    stitches knitwise, knit next stitch and pass two slipped stitches
    over third stitch
    / k2tog, knit 2 stitches together
    \ ssk, slip 2 stitches as if to knit, then knit those 2 stitches together
    O bobble/nupp: knit 5/7/9 stitches out of one (knit, yarn over, knit,
    yarn over, knit etc.), purl stitches together on the wrong side

    Chart

    Chart 1
    aaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaa 23
    aaaaaao< oaaaaaaaaaaao< oaaaaaa 21
    \oaa\oaO ao/aao<oaa\oaO ao/aao/ 19
    \aoaa\oa o/aaoa<aoaa\oa o/aaoa/ 17
    \aaoaaaa aaaoaa<aaoaaaa aaaoaa/ 15
    \aaaoaaa aaoaaa<aaaoaaa aaoaaa/ 13
    \aaaaoaa aoaaaa<aaaaoaa aoaaaa/ 11
    \o\aaaoa oaaa/o<o\aaaoa oaaa/o/ 9
    \o\aaaoa oaaa/o<o\aaaoa oaaa/o/ 7
    \o\aaaoa oaaa/o<o\aaaoa oaaa/o/ 5
    |aaaaaoa oaaaaa<aaaaaoa oaaaaa/ 3
    aaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaa 1

    8 stitches + 14 stitches ⋅ X times + 7 stitches

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