Grandma's Lacy Facecloths
by Ann Glassley
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© Bill Berk

© Bill Berk
Grandma's Lacy Facecloths
by Ann Glassley
The inspiration for these facecloths comes from vintage, two-needle knitted lace medallion patterns that were popular with knitters in the late 1800s and early 1900s. These facecloths are knitted on two needles using a provisional cast-on; wedges are then knitted in garter stitch, using short-row knitting to complete the fabric of the cloths. They are finished with a Kitchener stitched seam that disappears into the fabric when completed.
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Sport
100% Linen / Flax
270 yards
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- First published: November 2013
- Page created: November 8, 2013
- Last updated: December 19, 2016 …
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