LACE SCARF KNITTING TUTORIAL - Vintage Lace Scarf Revisited, Beginners Edit

Free knitting pattern instructions for the vintage lace scarf:
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Vintage Lace Scarf Revisited - A beginners edit that demonstrates 3 full sets of this beautiful lace stitch repeat. A lace stitch for the determined beginner as it does require attention to detail. Good luck! A beautiful simple lace stitch worked over 7 stitches and 2 rows. It translates into any yarn thickness. The finer the yarn, the more of a vintage feel it takes on. Love this stitch. Make sure you concentrate on this one! It is easy to make a mistake and be fooled by the fact the repeat is only 2 rows long.
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[@jarinadedeckere2713]

I absolutely adore these lace patterns! I used one of the other ones as my first knitting ever and it turned out great!

[@theHookdudewest]

@ 20:35 the instructor shows how to put in a safety line after row #2 (with a tapestry needle & yarn) in case you find out that you've made a mistake ... you can unravel back to that row & safety line ... and then you can begin again without having to unravel all the project - a very helpful tip !! thumbs up !!!

[@rangvi1956]

Thank you so much. I am French but your tutorials are so beautiful and well explained and easy to follow. I did not know that you could make so many beautiful things with easy work. Sorry for my bad English. Marie

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

Marie Thanks so much for your comments. It’s great you find them easy to follow. Good luck with that pullover!

[@sarahosmari7870]

since i have been diagnosed with cancer 3yrs ago i was told to focus on something that will help me with my illness. I joined a knitting club at work and i feel in love with knitting and crocheting ever since. I am good with my hands because I was a fantastic chef cooking for over 30yrs I pleased almost all my clients so to retire before 50yrs old made me pick up a pair of needles and learned and focus on many beautiful patterns. I just love your vintage knitting patterns and i will knit an outfit take a photo and send it to you via email if that is ok with you. I love your work thankyou for emailing me back I will be in touch again ciao

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

They say that the repetitiveness of knitting is really therapeutic and great for the old grey cells! You are the proof that knitting really helps stressful situations and times of ill health. It's great that you found it. I think learning something new if you can fit it in, is such a wonderful thing. Thanks to KZbin, I am learning Ukulele and Guitar! If ever I feel a bit down in the dumps, the Ukulele gives me an instant lift! The thought of one day being able to play well is a real motivation too! So glad to hear from you.

[@analuisamom]

Thank you for writting the instructions above the video. It has helped me understand the knitting vocabulary....I know how to knit in spanish but I could not understand the english instructions so I have bought enciclopedias but a video like yours teaches a lot more. You are definetly the best I have seen ...God Bless you and your family.

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

That is quite a compliment. Thank you! Let me know if you succeed in knitting this one, I would love to hear from you.

[@NEMO-NEMO]

I passed on your videos so many times bc I saw the finished products and felt that I would once again view another knitting video that was really advanced. I was looking for a teacher that would take the mystery out of the abbreviations. They can be a torture if you don’t read Greek. Thank you for your offering. Little by little, and with your help, I will master the art of the knit.

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

NEMO This stitch took me quite a while before I felt comfortable with it. The main thing is to keep trying and eventually you will master it!

[@happinessbhutan]

Just Amazing...... Thank you so much for the video tutorial. I am a beginner and this video helped me so much. Now I know how to knit a lace stitch. Thank you once again

[@emmal5672]

The jumper in the background looks amazing in this stitch pattern. I can't wait to try this as I've never tried a lace pattern but have always wanted to try one

[@jeanettrudloff812]

Fantastic tutorial, once again. And I see that you have been stunningly beautiful your whole life...perfection in the cat-eye in the photo, btw...

[@sarahosmari7870]

I love your work especially when you demonstrated how to cast off using three needles and also putting a row of wool so often so if you make a mistake you can unravel the rows when the mistake is fantastic thankyou for sharing your tutorial on youtube

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

Sounds like you have been really absorbing all the little tips! I hope they come in handy. Have you been knitting long?

[@MyDaisy66]

Thank you so much for your tutorials. You have changed my knitting skills forever and now I’m thoroughly enjoying it. I see you popped in to Loop. A 5 minute walk from my child hood home. I was there visiting my dad over the new year. Beautiful shop 😀 Thank you again.

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

MyDaisy66 - Many thanks! So glad my videos have helped. I used to work nearby Loop. (I do miss living in London). All knitters should pay a visit to Loop in London, it’s full of beautiful yarns, interesting books and such a treasure trove of knitting accessories.

[@898Pook]

Nice work as always! Thx for sharing all the tips, they are very helpful.

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

I'm glad you found the tips handy. Thanks for posting.

[@pjenkins8206]

What a super tutorial from a charming tutor.

[@melmckenna4599]

hi. thank you so much for this tutorial. you make it so simple and the pattern is beautiful. x

[@lauraflores84]

wow what a difference from your last video. I learned this already on your last video for this particular lace but this would have helped me learn it much quicker with this type of video. Great job love your work.

[@lauraflores84]

By the way this is now one of my favorite type of patterns. Its so easy once you actually get the hang of it. thanks for posting and sharing.

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

Laura Flores I am so glad that you find The Vintage Lace Scarf easy. I do not always get to here when knitters like yourself succeed, so I really appreciate your feed back. On my original video some knitters were getting a bit defeated by it so I thought it might be handy to show entire rows.

[@theHookdudewest]

The Casting On Couch thank you again for the time and detail in your videos ... I plan to tackle this project soon ... and will update you thru your FB page

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

I can't wait to hear how you get on. Good luck!

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

A Yarn forward is the same as a yarn over when you are completing a KNIT ROW. Where you have purl stitches in your work, they are not the same thing. A yarn over between two purl sts is formed by wrapping the yarn around the right needle, note that because you are working between purl stitches, the yarn is naturally at the front of the work, so there is a need to drape the yarn around the entire circumference of the right needle. A yarn forward will achieve nothing on a purl row, where as on a knit row it forms an extra loop. Hope this helps.

[@ilurvemv]

+The Casting On Couch thank you, it does (I finally got to doing the beginners stitch last night, but I'm still struggling some with understanding yarn overs and yarn forward). I think I'll try your other lace pattern done in red yarn once I'm more comfortable with this.

[@nilimapanigrahi3701]

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[@fitchery9315]

Thank you!

[@computerdanser]

Lovely sticht and nice "teacher "!

[@marlenealves8943]

Você é linda parece uma daquelas marquesa lindas do passado👏👏👏

[@irinaulybina7717]

Thank you so much for the video tutorial.

[@geraldinebowbia5176]

Going to make this 🙏👍

[@janieriordan5413]

Thank you, lovely stitch. Great tutorial.

[@iriscambilargiu6482]

Beautiful! But, please, need the measurements and how many yarns should one use? Thank you

[@Franstntn]

Hi there on your original video for this scarf you slipped the stitch purl wise and this is how I am doing mine at the moment. Did you change it?

[@ilurvemv]

I'm watching your other pattern videos to try to understand why my yarn overs are going wrong. Can you please tell me the difference between yarn forward and yarn over or are they the same?

[@bronzewolf3]

Please do more beginner videos

[@therubyandbuddyshow3210]

I love the backdrop picture -- which book do you use for your inspiration? Is it available online? Thanks for your excellent tutorials!

[@janieriordan5413]

I could not find the revised instructions, are they available on your website. I found the first version but not the revised. Thank you, this looks lovely.

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

Hi, the original written instructions still apply to both videos.

[@deysisignori4643]

Beautiful...America Peru..

[@mizjennyjen]

Hi, Can I place stitch markers after each repeat and before/after the YO's to help with this pattern? When I was a making a raglan cardigan I remember placing markers close to the yarn overs to help, and it did. What do you think? Thanks.

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

Jennifer Sanchez-Ellis - My gut feeling is that markers may add confusion as the stitch count varies per row. Let me know if markers work for you, as usually they are a great idea. I would give it a try. Recognising a yo stitch from others will help you know your place in the pattern, and is a tip I remember talking about in the video. Good luck!

[@melmckenna4599]

you amaze me

[@NEMO-NEMO]

Miss TCOC, can you make a video on a capalet with a turtleneck? Thank you

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

Have you seen my Cabled Capelet? The neckline could be extended to get your turtle neck: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4K7naSBl5ZngsU

[@melmckenna4599]

do you think it better if I use a larger needle than what the yarn calls for? I have nako astra yarn suggested needle 3.5mm

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

Mel McKenna - Lace in a finer gauge like the one you're suggesting, generally looks great worked with a larger needle. I would experiment with a 4.5mm needle, and go from there.

[@melmckenna4599]

The Casting On Couch thanks I love yr work

[@phyllisrusso1018]

How much yarn is needed to make this scarf with this yarn?

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

Phyllis Russo Allow 10 to 12 50g balls

[@megmickelsen7743]

I love my scarf, but I am finding that it is curling on the sides. Any tips to fix this?

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

Meg Mickelsen When k2tog at the beginning and end of the scarf on row 1, form the decrease on the tips of the needle as tight as you can. Also try gently blocking by dampening the edges and setting it into position to dry overnight. See if any of these ideas work before you continue. If this does not improve things, you could also try slipping the first and last sts of row 2. Hope this helps.

[@Moon-bg7gu]

yfwd in the first row is literally a yo. Am I right?

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

Moon Yes, they are the same thing.

[@Moon-bg7gu]

Thank you for your quick response. I'm making this scarf tomorrow. Amazingly beautiful pattern. Thank you for making it available for free, and for the detailed instructions, too :)

[@rodytimoce3518]

Bellissimo il punto ma può farlo più piano..🙏

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

Many Thanks!

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