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Crochet lace is a beautiful technique for making super attractive and very elegant projects. It makes use of voids to really define the shapes of the crocheted portions of the projects. What’s really interesting is that depending on the complexity of the patten, this is not actually a very difficult technique, and lends itself well to quickly working up a garment to suit your taste, individuality and character. You could use ombre yarns to great effect, but the variegated texture made using this technique works equally well, or perhaps better in monochrome.
Blossoming Beauty Cardigan Free Crochet Pattern
The Blossoming Beauty is a classic lacy cardigan with different patterning of voids on the sleeves and the body of the sweater. It’s a fun project that will create a garment suitable for all occasions, and a fabulous present for someone special as well.
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Day Date Cardigan Free Crochet Pattern
The Day Date cardigan is a fun, casual cardi with slightly denser stitching, to keep the chill off your shoulders on a cooler spring day. It’s a wonderful sweater for everyday use: warm but not hot, comfortable and attractive.
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Butterfly Queen Free Crochet Pattern
The Butterfly Queen is another example of a VERY lacy crocheted cardigan with lots of interesting voids forming a butterfly effect on the back of the sweater. This is an absolutely gorgeous example of how different lace designs can be worked into a single, beautiful entity.
Amazing detail at the back and mesh pattern are unusual and eye-catching!
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Olivia Cardigan Free Crochet Pattern
Here is a beautiful cardigan that will match any figure (9 sizes available) and any taste (go to town with the colors!). It has a beautiful, light texture, and wraps well around any curves that need wrapping ? It’ll also be a fun project to make, with its varied texture and edge. Have fun making this wonderful body wrap, and then wear it with well-deserved pride. I think this is going to be one of the more memorable projects of this summer season.
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