Row 46 - ss in first 7 stitches, draw up loops through the next 35 stitches Row 44 - Draw up loops through each stitch across onto broomstick Row 42 - ss in first 7 stitches, draw up loops through the next 49 stitches Row 40 - Draw up loops through each stitch across onto broomstick Row 38 - ss in first 7 stitches, draw up loops through the next 63 stitches Row 36 - Draw up loops through each stitch across onto broomstick Row 34 - ss in first 7 stitches, draw up loops through the next 77 stitches Row 32 - Draw up loops through each stitch across onto broomstick Row 30 - ss in first 7 stitches, draw up loops through the next 91 stitches Row 28 - Draw up loops through each stitch across onto broomstick Row 26 - ss in first 7 stitches, draw up loops through the next 105 stitches Row 24 - Draw up loops through each stitch across onto broomstick Row 22 - ss in first 7 stitches, draw up loops through the next 119 stitches Row 20 - Draw up loops through each stitch across onto broomstick
Row 18 - ss in first 7 stitches, draw up loops through the next 133 stitches Row 16 - Draw up loops through each stitch across onto broomstick Row 14 - ss in first 7 stitches, draw up loops through the next 147 stitches Row 12 - Draw up loops through each stitch across onto broomstick Row 10 - ss in first 7 stitches, draw up loops through the next 161 stitches Row 8 - Draw up loops through each stitch across onto broomstick Row 6 - ss in first 7 stitches, draw up loops through the next 175 stitches Row 3 - Join in groups of 7 loops with 7 dc in each loop group (for the first group, insert your hook through the loops, ss, chain 3 to count as first dc and then 6 more dc in group) Row 2 - Draw up loops through each stitch across onto broomstick
#Broomstick lace pattern how to#
If you are unfamiliar with how to make broomstick lace, I highly recommend watching this video: Intro to Broomstick Lace. Here is what the shawl looks like when finished: I'm calling it the Meryle shawl, for my Mother-In-Law.
#Broomstick lace pattern plus#
The pattern is written in multiples of 7, so if you need to adjust it just make sure you start the base chain at a multiple of 7 plus 1. After much delay, I'm finally getting around to posting my new pattern.
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