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All over lace knitting stitch patterns are lace patterns that repeat across the entire row to form a lace fabric from edge to edge. 

All over lace can be used for a variety of projects from baby knits (matinee jackets and matching accessories, blankets, scarves or on sweaters or jackets) and it is relatvely easy to substitute one all over lace knitting stitch pattern for another if you have a favourite basic pattern and want to customise your knitting projects.

Although usually considered a more advanced knitting technique, many of the lacy knitting stitches (rather than true lace) are relatively simple and can be attempted by those of you who have at least some knitting experience as many of these stitch patterns can be as simple as a two to four row repeat over a small number of stitch or they can be extremely complex.

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Here are a Few of My Favourite All Over Lace Knitting Stitch Patterns

To add these stitch patterns to the page, I first have to knit a sample taking photos as I go so it is going to take a while before I can add all of the all over knitting stitch patterns I plan to add.  So it might be a good idea to bookmark the page and come back every now and then to check for new stitch patterns.

Openwork Diamonds 1

Openwork Diamonds 2

Zig Zag Lace

Butterfly Lace

Braided Openwork

Braided Openwork II

Diamond Lace

More coming soon (as soon as I can knit the samples...)


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    1x1 Rib Knitting Stitch Pattern

    If you are planning to knit garments sooner or later you will need to master the 1x1 rib knitting stitch pattern as it is often a feature of jumpers or cardigans and it is also used for knitting scarves.

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    The claw pattern cable is knitted over 9 stitches and 4 rows. This is a simple and effective cable stitch that can be done with or without a cable needle.

  • The Check Stitch knitting stitch pattern is another fairly simple stitch pattern that is suitable for beginners. It uses a basic 2x2 rib stitch that alternates between knit and purl every four rows resulting in 'checks' or blocks of broken columns.

    Check Stitch Knitting Stitch Pattern

    The Check Stitch knitting stitch pattern is another fairly simple stitch pattern that is suitable for beginners. It uses a basic 2x2 rib stitch that alternates between knit and purl every four rows resulting in 'checks' or blocks of broken columns.



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