Double-knitting Lace
The more I double-knit, the more possibilities I see opening up before me. I love the possibilities of lace – the elegant shapes and flowing forms that can be generated with just a few holes and decreases. As I push the boundaries of double-knitting, how could I not try double-knit lace? It turns out that there are several ways to do it – and not all of them are interchangeable.
In this workshop, you’ll learn two of the methods of double-knit openwork that I’ve discovered, and the pros and cons of both. You’ll also learn a really clean double-knit selvedge.
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prerequisites
(what to know)
You should have taken the Introduction or Advanced Beginner workshops or have facility with modern (two colors at once) double-knitting. You should also be comfortable with single-layer lace knitting (including YOs and various decreases) and following them in knitting charts.
Requirements
(what to bring)
2 distinct solid colors (1 light, 1 darker) of plain yarn in the fingering to sport weight range and a pair of straight or circular needles two sizes above what you would normally select for your chosen yarn.
This workshop's last session was recorded; access to the recording is now available for purchase on the Workshop Recordings page!