Lion’s Lace Shawl
Geschrieben von beyenburgerin - Dezember 31, 2009
Here is another free pattern, Lion’s Lace Shawl. It can be knitted in any size you like, there is a 12-row-repeat.
If you want to know why it is called Lion’s Lace, you will find the answer here.
I like tiny patterns with a few yarnovers that are easy to keep in mind. You wont really need the instructions after a while, it just knits by itsself.
Unfortunately we had no nice weather so far to take a nicer photo.
Download Pattern:
Lion’s Lace Shawl(PdF)
Attention: Errata Chart 2 on 29th December 2010
Errata: row 23, from the left side: yo, p2tog, yo ….
Errata2: Repeat: row 19 to 30
Errata3: Chart 2, row 3, 4th stitch from the left: k
The peaks in chart 2 have a repeat of 6 stitches in the first row. Start with the second stitch from the right, the yo.
Only for private use. Copyright @ Beyenburgerin
Another Lion’s Lace Shawl with some remaining Evilla preyarn spun
Another shawl knit from mohair
Heide sagte
Hallo Beyenburgerin,
Dein Lion´´Lace Shawl… sieht klasse aus…
Ich wünsche Dir einen guten Rutsch ins Neue Jahr mit viel Gesundheit, Glück , Zufriedenheit und immer Wolle im Körbchen….
Liebe Grüße von Heide
Bornemann sagte
Hallo Beyenburgerin,
bin Langerfelderin, interessiere mich (ganz neu) für das Thema “spinnen”.
Bin zufällig auf deine Seite gestoßen und würde mich freuen, wenn ein Kontakt zum Informationsaustausch entstehen würde.
Liebe Grüße
von der Langerfelderin
Jacque Rodig sagte
There seems to be parts of the pattern missing–the first 22 rows. I like the pattern and would like all the knitting directions.
beyenburgerin sagte
Soory, Jacque, but when I open the PdF it shows the pattern from row 1 onwards. Cannot find anything missing.
mary~ sagte
hi:)
i cant find the pattern either..
can you please email it to me?
thank you
peace&blessings
Janet sagte
The PDF file I received has only one page and it is in German, please direct me to the 3 pages in English. Thanks this is a beautiful pattern.
beyenburgerin sagte
Hi Mary,
click on “Lion’s Lace Shawl” right below the last photo. That is where the PdF document opens.
I deleted your email address in your comment, so that you wont get spam emails. Just write another comment if it doesn’t work.
Brigitte
PHYLLIS BIGGS sagte
HELLO
THE FIRST 22 ROWS ARE MISSING. WILL YOU PLEASE SEND
COMPLETE PATTERN INSTRUCTIONS. THIS IS THE PRETTIEST
KNITTED LACEY SHAWL I’VE SEEN. PLEASE ALSO GIVE ME THE
NEEDLE SIZE AND AMOUNT AND TYPE OF YARN NEEDED.
THANK YOU.
Phyllis Biggs
beyenburgerin sagte
Hi Phyllis,
I checked the pattern again, it is complete. Material, needle size and gauge are given. The PdF document contains 3 pages.
Brigitte
Janet sagte
This is a beautiful shawl, I need the directions in English. Thanks
beyenburgerin sagte
Hm, I cannot see the problem. I clicked on the PdF-Link and the file opened in English, three pages in total. Please try to open again.
Brigitte
Schimmerschuppe sagte
Hallo beyenburgerin,
ich habe mich sehr über dieses Muster gefreut und mir runtergeladen und los gelegt!
Fast am Ende ist mir aufgefallen, dass ich die Maschen zum Zusammennehmen IMMER rechts gemacht habe … sieht zwar schön aus, aber irgendwie lässt sich das Tuch so nicht gut in Form legen … also von vorne.
Du schreibst “… Tuch in zwei Dreiecken…” Es wird aber trotzdem in einem Stück gefertigt ?!
“… aus der Seite Maschen aufnehmen…” Das funktioniert also wie bei der Ferse einer Socke ?!
Nach der Reihe 2 beginne ich mit einer Maschenzahl (die 6 Randmaschen weggelassen)mit 7 auf der Nadel … also doch gemäß der Grafik 1 in Reihe (7) und nicht (3) ?!
Ich freue mich über deine Antwort.
LG, Ursula.
Schimmerschuppe sagte
PS … Dann noch die Sache mit der Mittelmasche – bei mir ergibt sich da in der Mitte 3 Maschen links zusammenstricken??
Schimmerschuppe sagte
Und schon wieder hab ich einen Lichtblick:
Ist das mit der mittleren Masche vielleicht so gemeint, dass ich den Mustersatz quasi 2 x = weil zwei Dreiecke = stricke — getrennt durch eben diese Mittelmasche —
Sorry, wenn ich solche Fragen stelle, aber dies ist erst mein 2. Tuch und nach Strickschriften arbeiten ist neu für mich .
beyenburgerin sagte
Ja, man strickt erst das eine Dreieck, dann die Mittelmasche, dann das zweite Dreieck. Eben so, wie es bei Dreieckstüchern, die von oben gestrickt werden, üblich ist.
Also 3 Maschen für ein Dreieck, Mittelmasche, 3 Maschen für das zweite Dreieck.
Die deutsche Anleitung findet ihr hier/
LG Brigitte
Schimmerschuppe sagte
Danke dir für die schnelle Antwort … und wieder an die Nadeln gehe
Barb Klink sagte
I would like the directions for Lion’s Lace Shawl
beyenburgerin sagte
Hi Barb,
just downlad them from the posting above.
Brigitte
Michael J Keller sagte
Do you have line-by-line written instructions for this pattern? Before I start a pattern, I always go through it to see if I completely understand it before I get caught in the middle, and I have a problem. My problem is in the beginning.
According to the written instructions, I should have 13 stitches on the needles before I continue with line 3 of the charts, but according to the written instructions, I should work do this BEFORE I continue to line 3 of the charts: (k3, yo, k, yo, k (stitch between the triangles), yo, k, yo k3)
Line 3 of the charts would have only 5 stitches when completed, instead of the 13 listed above.
This is a beautiful pattern, and I wold like to knit it as a gift for a friend, but there is no way I can continue with such a discrepancy in the instructions.
Thanks for your help -
Michael J Keller
beyenburgerin sagte
Hi Michael,
there are no written instructions.
Row/Line1: k3 (right edging), yo, k, yo (right triangle), k (center stitch), yo, k, yo (left triangle), kr (left edging). = k3, + k + k + k + k3 = 9 stitches
Row/Line 3: k3 (right edging) yo, k3, yo (right triangle), k (center stitch), yo, k3, yo (left triangle), k3 (left edging) = k3 + k3 + k + k3 + k3 = 13 stitches
You repeat Chart1 twice in a row, one for each triangle.
Does that help? After that you will SEE waht you have to knit.
Brigitte
Tina Tessari sagte
Please send me pattern “Lion’s Lace” shawl.
Looking forward to knitting it. Thank you.
beyenburgerin sagte
Hi Tina,
you can download the pattern above. You can see it after the third photo. I made bold letters now.
Brigitte
joanna vandervoort sagte
could I find out where to obtain Lions Lace Shawl pattern please
beyenburgerin sagte
Click on the link “Lion’s Lace Shawl (PdF)”
Brigitte
Karen Ouska sagte
Do you drop the yarn overs in the next row you are knitting or do you knit them?
beyenburgerin sagte
All yarnovers are knitted/purled.
Brigitte
Benaloo sagte
I’m having problems with Chart 2. I think I’m not getting the repeat, for it, right. Could you explain how to execute the edging, please?
beyenburgerin sagte
The p3tog have to be above the p2tog of row 27 and the following p3togs above the p3togs of row 27.
Briigtte
Benaloo sagte
I think where I’m getting messed up is between the garder boarder and the first/last p3tog cluster. Row 3 there are 3 stitches from the yo k yo of row 1. Chart only has two stitches before the k3 over the p3tog cluster. I understand how to work across the body (except maybe on either side of the center stitch for the same reason). I’m just missing how each half (triangle) starts and ends. I followed chart 1 easily enough I’m not sure why I can’t get chart 2 figured out.
Ben
beyenburgerin sagte
I will look into that problem later, not time atm, and I deleted your email address, that should not be public.
Brigitte
beyenburgerin sagte
Row 1: k, yo, p, p3tog, p, yo
Row 3: k, yo, k (the yo of the previous row), yo, k3 ( the p, p3tog, p of the previous row), yo, k ( the yo of the previous row), yo
I hope that makes sense, this is not my mother tongue.
Brigitte
Benaloo sagte
Yes, that resolved the issues I was having. I see now what was causing me to err in following the chart.
Thank you for your time. This will be the first lace shawl I’ve completed.