Tips For Knitting With Lace | Technique Tuesday

[@redredwine1277]

Thanks again, have a bless day and Happy New Year🍇🎉🪅🇨🇦

[@vickielster3928]

I would choose the locking stitch markers. Thanks for the tips n tricks. And for showing us the different needle tips to compare.

[@BB-ow6dz]

Great tips on working with lace project. Presently working on lace sweater.

[@katrinosterhaus3981]

Nice yarn! Thanks for the advice!

[@zena-knittingbeans7973]

Thanks for the tips. I struggle with lace so next time I try I will also purchase the chiaogoo needles. I’m working on a simple gift knit hat 🧶🤗

[@katrinosterhaus3981]

Love the magnetic stick markers!

[@mikekottkamp5017]

I'm about to cast on the Ashton Shawlette and would love the small closed stitch markers.

[@Kdancinn]

Great video about needle tips!

[@AlpacaDirect]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rebeccajohnson3873]

Love the metal stitch markers, Good job!

[@joanie9258]

You shared some valuable information about lace knitting & using the stitch pattern books. I like the metal stitch markers.

[@christinetremblay1257]

Would love to try those closed markers

[@joanfosburg5173]

I love the locking stitch markers

[@knithappy]

Love the round colored stitch markers!

[@dianabritton7465]

ChaiGoo Red Lace are the best! I find most of the others have cords that kink except my KnitPiks interchangeable with short tips...they are also a pleasure to knit with.

[@BB-ow6dz]

I bought Berocco alpaca and working on Alana Dakos Autumn sweater .

[@teresaknittingdancer9052]

I like the round stitch markers. I like to color coordinate my stitch markers in my knitting. My sister and I like to say stitch markers are your best friends.

[@LesleyWong-it4eh]

I am working on the Andrea Shawl by Jo Allport designs. It is quite simple but looks very effective. I am using the Queensland connection yarn that has four colors. It is lambs wool and cotton and is very airy when knit up.

[@sallyburley8672]

I've just cast off a pair of socks, and am going to start a baby blanket next. No pattern for either of these. I would love the round metal markers. x

[@terrilester6946]

I like the locking stitch markers best. The colored ones are especially handy for marking different things, like start/end of pattern one color and sections another.

[@AlpacaDirect]

I totally agree!

[@kml223]

I think I'd coffee the locking stitch markers, but either one is great. Thanks for a great choice and all the new tricks for lace and regular knitting.

[@marciavoss4004]

Thanks for info!!!!

[@katechapman8951]

Love any type of stitch marker but of this group, I'd prefer the locking ones because they're more versatile.

[@anikabennett810]

Am working on the Norwegian Hat, an older pattern from Kelly….am almost done, it’s a beautiful pattern!

[@susanneufeld4106]

I'm working on a blanket for my soon to be born Granddaughter. I'm using a stitch pattern from a Debbie Macomber pattern but changing it up to suit the design by my 7 year old Grandson. When done it will be a rainbow. Either of the stitch markers would be appreciated.

[@protophotogsl]

P.S. the name of the "dinosaur" pullover by Martin Storey is "Dino"; P.P.S I'm partial to the locking stitch markers because they can be easily moved about as needed.

[@lauramay9717]

what was the name of the pattern on Ravelry you checked? Your voice got quiet there.

[@juliealef4650]

I'm working on slippers for the holidays.

[@bethnegrey430]

The main reason I don't like Knitter's Pride Dreamz is because the laminate is almost always so dark and it makes darker yarns really difficult to knit on them.

[@lorrainenielsen6304]

This is not about lace 😮