There are some videos and some photo tutorials, which are both great resources. I have utilized a few different tutorials to help learn the art of broomstick lace. Broomstick lace would work with any yarn though but it’s better to practice with something a little sturdier so you don’t have to worry if you have to rip anything out. For a beginner, I recommend using a medium weight yarn (category 4) to start with since it is a little sturdier than a finer weight yarn. ![]() I like the Red Heart Boutique Unforgettable yarn because even though it is labeled a category 4 yarn, it is thin and the colorways are all gorgeous. For my example, I used Red Heart Boutique Unforgettable with a size H 5mm hook. You will also need a yarn and a crochet hook that goes with your yarn. I prefer the plastic only because it helps slide the stitches off easier. I purchased an inexpensive plastic US 50 (25mm) knitting needle from Amazon. ![]() To begin a broomstick lace project, you will need a large knitting needle. I have included a few different tutorials below to help you find a method that works best for you. I, personally, hold my knitting needle between my knees while others lay their knitting needle on a flat surface. There are many variations on how to work the broomstick lace so you have to find what works for you and what feels comfortable and more natural. ![]() Broomstick lace is worked by pulling loops through crochet stitches, adding them to the knitting needle, pulling the loops off into groups of 5, and securing them with 5 single crochet stitches. I do receive a commission if you make a purchase through my link(s), which helps support my blog and allows me to bring you more great posts! What is broomstick lace?īroomstick lace is beautiful stitch pattern that is made with crochet stitch but utilizes a large dowel or knitting needle to make an open lace. Broomstick lace can seem intimidating but I assure you, a little practice and you can make something absolutely gorgeous! I have a few different tutorials for you to look at that are great for beginners or for someone more experienced that may just need to brush up on their skills. I am so excited to be participating in the New Year New Skill CAL! Today I am going to chat a little bit about broomstick lace and test your skills with a simple little pouch pattern that I designed.
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