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    This document provides instructions for two lacy stitch patterns: 1) Lacy Stitch: Openwork Diamonds is worked over a multiple of 12 + 7 stitches and creates a diamond pattern through decreases, yarnovers, and knitting stitches. The 16 row pattern uses different stitch combinations on odd and even rows to form the diamond shape. 2) Lacy Stitch: Garland of Leaves is worked over a multiple of 11 + 1 stitches and uses decreases, yarnovers, and slipped stitches with passes to create a leaf pattern. The 10 row repeating pattern incorporates different stitch combinations and positions for the yarnovers and slipped stitches to build the leaves.

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    This document provides instructions for two lacy stitch patterns: 1) Lacy Stitch: Openwork Diamonds is worked over a multiple of 12 + 7 stitches and creates a diamond pattern through decreases, yarnovers, and knitting stitches. The 16 row pattern uses different stitch combinations on odd and even rows to form the diamond shape. 2) Lacy Stitch: Garland of Leaves is worked over a multiple of 11 + 1 stitches and uses decreases, yarnovers, and slipped stitches with passes to create a leaf pattern. The 10 row repeating pattern incorporates different stitch combinations and positions for the yarnovers and slipped stitches to build the leaves.

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    Lacy Stitches

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    This document provides instructions for two lacy stitch patterns: 1) Lacy Stitch: Openwork Diamonds is worked over a multiple of 12 + 7 stitches and creates a diamond pattern through decreases, yarnovers, and knitting stitches. The 16 row pattern uses different stitch combinations on odd and even rows to form the diamond shape. 2) Lacy Stitch: Garland of Leaves is worked over a multiple of 11 + 1 stitches and uses decreases, yarnovers, and slipped stitches with passes to create a leaf pattern. The 10 row repeating pattern incorporates different stitch combinations and positions for the yarnovers and slipped stitches to build the leaves.

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    > Lacy Stitch: Openwork Diamonds

    For symmetry, work on a multiple of 12 + 7 sts, + 1 edge st on each side For every even row: purl. R1: K1 (edge), *K2, K2tog, YF, K8*; repeat from * to * to last 8 sts, K2, K2tog, YF, K3, then K1 (edge). R3: K1 (edge), *K1, K2tog, YF, K2tog, YF, K7*; repeat from * to * to last 8 sts, K1, K2tog, YF, K2tog, YF, K2, then K1 (edge). R5: K1 (edge), *K2, K2tog, YF, K8*; repeat from * to * to last 8 sts, K2, K2tog, YF, K3, then K1 (edge). R7: knit entire row. R9: K1 (edge), *K8, K2tog, YF, K2*; repeat from * to * to last last 8 sts, K7, then K1 (edge). R11: K1 (edge), *K7, K2tog, YF, K2tog, YF, K1*; repeat from * to * to last 8 sts, K7, then K1 (edge). R13: K1 (edge), *K8, K2tog, YF, K2*; repeat from * to * to last last 8 sts, K7, then K1 (edge). R15: knit entire row. These 16 rows form the pattern.

    > Lacy Stitch: Garland of Leaves


    For symmetry, work on a multiple of 11 + 1 sts, + 1 edge st on each side Note: A minimum of 25 sts is required for one full pattern repeat. For every even row: purl. R1: K1 (edge), K2tog, *K5, YF, K1, YF, K2, sl1 KW, K2tog, pass*; repeat from * to * to last 3 sts, sl1 KW, K1, pass, K1 (edge). R3: K1 (edge), K2tog, *K4, YF, K3, YF, K1, sl1 KW, K2tog, pass*; repeat from * to * to last 3 sts, sl1 KW, K1, pass, K1 (edge). R5: K1 (edge), K2 tog, *K3, YF, K5, YF, sl1 KW, K2tog, pass*; repeat from * to * to last 3 sts, sl1 KW, K1, pass, K1 (edge). R7: K1 (edge), K2tog, *K2, YF, K1, YF, K5, sl1 KW, K2tog, pass*; repeat from * to * to last 3 sts, sl1 KW, K1, pass, K1 (edge). R9: K1 (edge), K2tog, *K1, YF, K3, YF, K4, sl1 the next one together through the back of loop, then pass 2nd slipped st over, K2, YF, K4*; repeat from * to * to last 2 sts, P1, then K1 (edge). These last 10 rows form pattern.

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