Topic: lace

Have you ever knit a garment that ended up too long? Do you measure your swatches flat? Watch as we play with gravity.

Simple 2 row trim, transferring stitches from the main bed to the ribber to create a delicate, lacy (loopy) edge.

Simple, lacy, hung hem with eyelets. Useful when knitting an openwork pattern. Decorative on plain knitting.

Here's a closed cast on that is stretchy and nearly invisible, perfect for lace.

Often overlooked, Thread Lace is an easy technique to create openwork "lace" fabrics. Knit with a thick yarn and a very fine yarn, there are lots of
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Stockinette, Slip, Tuck, Lace all make beautiful fabrics. Each has it’s own characteristics, but which one uses more yarn? Follow along on our
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Delicate scallops with transferred stitches

Use your Brother Lace carriage to make quick work of simple eyelet transfers without punchcards and programming Practice using your lace carriage and
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Use your Silver/Singer/Studio Lace carriage to make quick work of simple eyelet transfers. Practice using your lace carriage and including more
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Open, lacy crochet-look sweaters are popular right now.Use your knitting machine to create your own breezy look! This tutorial covers faggotting stitch,
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Hand manipulated lacy waves. Beautiful for scarves, shawls or garments. Use as an insert for a special, lacy touch.

A graphic eyelet zig zag pattern that can be varied in unlimited ways. Manually working the transfers isn't too difficult, although your lace carriage would
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Based on a simple Zig-Zag Lace stitch pattern, this stitch pattern incorporates multiple
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Beautiful hand manipulated lace - 12 row repeat with only 2 manual stitch transfer rows per repeat.
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Tuck with needles out of work (tuck lace) is a beautiful technique that can be worked on any knitting machine. Keeping needles out of work combined with tuck
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Brother Standard Gauge machines offered a separate lace carriage to automatically transfer stitches to create eyelets and lace patterns.Combined
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k2tog (knit 2 together) is commonly used to create sections of lace. Explore transferring multiple stitches in different directions to create k2tog. Both manual
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A beautiful lace technique is to transfer stitches so the transfers are worked a few stitches away from the eyelet they create. This technique combined with
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k2tog, ssk, psso, yo. How do these hand knitting terms translate to machine knitting? Whether you are hand manipulating lace on your machine or you are
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Fine Lace is a technique that is available with the Brother standard gauge machines with a lace carriage. Fine Lace provides fabulous texture. It can
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Unusual stitch transfer sequences create this simple, but beautiful lace pattern. The secret is breaking the rules by having 2 eyelets side by side,
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Do you have trouble with dropped stitches when knitting lace? Here's an un-documented tip that may help.Also remember, lace needs weight for the
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Explore hand manipulating lace with the help of cheat
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with a few stitch transfers create 2 beautiful, simple lace patterns.

Knit a lace hem and add a 2nd color "facing". Let the facing color peek through for an interesting designer touch

One challenge in knitting tuck lace is determining which needles should be out of work. Explore 5 ways to establish the needle setup for tuck lace.

****This Video is specific to Brother machines ***** Have you ever received error messages when creating or editing lace stitch Patterns?
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Are you new to the Lace Tool? Here are the basics for getting started

Working shortrow shaping when using a lace carriage requires a different technique than pulling the needles out to holding position. This tutorial walks
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