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Lace is one of those knitting techniques that is made up of relatively simple stitches, yet can be as intricate as you like. The easiest way of presenting lace patterns is using a chart as it’s a visual representation of your motif. You’ll be able to clearly see where the eyelets sit in relation to each other, as well as any repeating sections. Top designer Jo Allport has put together a handy photo guide to show you how to follow the charts to make her elegant lacy wrap.
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Brush up on the skills needed for this pattern with this tutorial.
Techniques: Garter , Lace
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How to: work a central double decrease stitch (cdc)
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