Trailing Lace Leaves | Knitting Stitch Pattern For Sweater

[@renuseth8290]

Wow 😮 nice pattern

[@mariacosta5745]

Beautiful pattern.

[@sajidasajida2226]

Wery good mam 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@sajidasajida2226]

Beatiful nice

[@amelial4831]

Would you provide the information about the brand, color, and blend of the lovely yarn you used in this wonderful tutorial, please? I would like to make a shawl for my dear aunt as a special gift and am wondering if you or any of your viewers have tried merino and silk or cashmere blends using this pattern with good results? I would appreciate suggestions about which yarn brands, blends, and yarn weights and even patterns that would be best for a rectangular or triangular shawl that will wear well and would show off this pattern, please? Thank you for sharing this wonderful tutorial. It has been a favorite of mine. I have hesitated, because as a beginner, I am unsure about what yarn choices are best, and how to insert this pattern into a rectangular or triangular shawl. I thought I would start with a rectangular shawl and just add about 6 to 8 stitches on the left and right borders of the rectangular shawl, in hopes of providing a finished edge and preventing the edges from curling; or perhaps try a corded edge? If anyone has any other suggestions, I would appreciate your assistance. Happy knitting. 🧶 Thank you for all you do!

[@Enig_Mata]

Thanks for the beautiful pattern. I would love to use this on a sweater. How would I make the leaves larger?

[@uioth]

So beautiful 😍 is it possible to knit in the rounds?

[@knitwisegirl530]

Yes, you can knit in the round, change knits to purls, and purls to knits on all even rows

[@uioth]

Knitwise Girl Thank you, that’s so cool - can’t wait to try it out 🎉🎉