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Place loop just made on object and drop off hook. Yarn over, then pull up a loop from that chain. Insert hook into next chain from front to back. Pinch the bottom of the loops to secure them if needed. You may pull loops off your object when working into them but be careful not to pull or tighten the loops. Work double crochets for a new look, just be sure to ch 2 or 3 for the first broomstick lace stitch!Ĭhain 1 does not count as a stitch. Single crocheting into the loops is what is used for this tutorial.

If you hold object in your left hand and pull up loops with your right, inserting hook from front to back.

You may find holding object between knees when pulling up loops works easier than holding with hands.

When pulling up loops, you’ll insert hook into chain/stitch, yarn over and pull up a loop large enough to fit on object.

The larger the object, the lacier they will be.

The smaller the object used to work the broomstick lace stitch, the smaller the stitches will be.

Various yarn and hooks may be used to give different appearances.

A very helpful tool is Chetnanigan’s the Groove Broomstick Lace Tool (click here to read the review).

Item that is most commonly used for the broomstick lace stitch is a large knitting needle but PVC piping, a wooden dowel, a broomstick, can be used.

‘Object’ will refer to any tool you may use to complete the broomstick lace stitch.

I can promise you, once you learn, you’ll love working up unique items everyone will want! This lacy, exotic stitch is attractive and unique but can be somewhat intimidating. The broomstick lace stitch was developed in the 19 th century using none other than a broomstick! Nowadays, a large knitting needle, wooden dowel, or another long slender item is preferred over a broomstick.

Broomstick lace pattern free#

⇢Check out other FREE Crystalized Designs patterns here!īroomstick Lace Crochet Tutorial and Scarf Pattern But in this broomstick lace crochet tutorial and scarf pattern, you’ll learn how and then be able to practice with an easy crochet pattern. But best of all, its easier than it looks! I have a few patterns using a slightly altered version of the Broomstick Lace stitch. Another Tip Tuesday is here and this is something I’ve been wanting to do for a very long time! I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE broomstick lace! It’s a very unique, elegant stitch.