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Get ready for an introduction to lacework in part four of Zoë Halstead’s textured blanket knitalong
How is your blanket looking so far? By now you’ll hopefully have three finished strips and be ready for the next. This week, we’re taking on lacework – don’t worry, you don’t need to try and work with intricate laceweight yarn; it can be made using DK, too! By combining simple increases and decreases you’ll create a repeated pattern that comes together to create beautiful lace.
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