How to Knit Mitered Lace Square – Free Pattern available
I came across the most delicate lace pattern on Pinterest, beautifully draped as a shawl, just to notice that it was in fact a knit mitered lace square pattern put together.
The particular knitter offers her finished products for sale on Etsy. She alternates the knit mitered lace squares in colour and different variations of the pattern to produce something unique every time.
I reproduced her pattern (one variation) but used pure cotton yarn for my sample.
My final product is not as delicate but still fairly dainty…
My first free knit pattern, was for a mitered knit square and you can grab it here. The first variation on the pattern , is available here.
- Knitting Needles (I used 4mm, 6US, 8UK)
- Elle Gold Double Knit (DK) yarn / Light worsted yarn
What you’ll need:
Suitable yarn, depending on your project
Knitting Needles according to the thickness of your yarn
I used:
Tapestry Needle/Blunt Needles (stitching it together)
The Pattern
Any beginner, intermediate and advanced knitter will enjoy this pattern!
If you can read it – you can do it!
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The Knit Mitered Lace Square
Abbreviations
k – Knit
ktog – Knit together
k2tog – Knit 2 together
k3tog – Knit 3 together
p – Purl
psso – pull slip stitch over
sl – slip
sl st – slip stitch
st – stitch
sts – Stitches
yfwd – yarn forward (as in increase)
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NOTES:
As always – if you need to knit 1, purl 1, knit – you will k1, yarn to front, p1, yarn to back, knit 1 etc.
The action of yarn to front and yarn to back is purely to form your knit or purl stitch and not to increase or decrease.
Knit Mitered Lace Square Pattern
Co 47 sts
1 – knit
2 – k23, p1, k23
3 – k1, *yfwd, k2 tog* 9 more times, p2 tog, (22sts) k1, slip1 purlwise, purl1, pull slip stitch over,*k2 tog, yfwd* 10 times, k1 (22 sts) 45 sts
4 – k1, p43,k1
5 – k20, p2 tog, k1, s1 purlwise, p1, psso, k20
6 – k21, p1, k21
7 – k1, *yfwd, k2 tog* 9 times, p2 tog (20sts), k1, sl1 purlwise, p1, psso, *k2 tog, yfwd* 9 times, k1 (20sts)
8 – k1, p39, p1
9 – k 18, p2 tog, k1, sl1 purlwise, p1, psso, k18
10 -k19, p1, k19
11 – k1, *yfwd, k2 tog* 8 times, p2 tog, k1, sp1purlwise, p1, psso, *k2 tog, yfwd* 8 times, k1
12 -k1, p35,k1
13 -k16, p2 tog, k1, sl1 purlwise, p1, psso, k16
14 -k17, p1, k17
15 -k15, p2 tog, k1, sl1 purlwise, p1, psso, k15
16 -k1, p31, k1
17 -k14, p2 tog, k1, sl1 purlwise, p1, psso, k14
18 -k1, p29, k1
19 -k13, p2 tog, k1, sl1 purlwise, p1, psso, k13
20 -k14, p1, k14
21 -k12, p2 tog, k1, sl1 purlwise, p1, psso, k12
22 -k1, p25, k1
23 -k11, p2 tog, k1, sl1 purlwise, p1, psso, k11
24 -k1, p23, k1
25 -k10, p2 tog, k1, sl1 purlwise, p1, psso, k10
26 -k11, p1, k11
27 -k9, p2 tog, k1, sl1 purlwise, p1, psso, k9
28 -k1, p19, k1
29 -k8, p2 tog, k1, sl1 purlwise, p1, psso, k8
30 -k1, p17, k1
31 – k7, p2 tog, k1, sl1 purlwise, p1, psso, k7
32 -k8, p1, k8
33 -k1, *yfwd, k2 tog* 2 times, k1, p2 tog, k1, sp1 purlwise, p1, psso, k1, *k2 tog, yfwd* 2 times, k1
34 -k1, p13, k1
35 -k5, p2 tog, k1, sl1 purlwise, p1, psso, k5
36 -k6, p1, k6
37 – k4, p2 tog, k1, sl1 purlwise, p1, psso, k4
38 -k1, p9, k1
39 -k3, p2 tog, k1, sl1 purlwise, p1, psso, k3
40 -k1, p7, k1
41 – k2, p2 tog, k1, sl1 purlwise, p1, psso, k2
42 -k1, p5, k1
43 -k1, p2 tog, k1, sl1 purlwise, p1, psso, k1
44 -k1, p3, k1
45 -p2 tog, k1, sl1 purlwise, p1, psso
46 -k3
47 -k3 tog
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