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Poor House lace to knit.
FLOWER & GARDEN [CRAFTS EDITION] Jul-Aug 1997 (v.41#4) pg. 33

Machine-knit lace trim for a fingerling towel or pillowcase.
MACHINE KNITTERS SOURCE #39 Nov-Dec 1990 (v.7) pg. 80

Machine-knit lace. An exploration of the different types of knitting machines, lace patterns and their interpretation for machine-knit fabrics, and the suitability of handspun yarns for the knitting machine.
SHUTTLE, SPINDLE & DYEPOT #105 Winter 1995-96 (v.27#1) pg. 47

"Gull Wings Lace" knitting pattern.
SPIN-OFF Winter 1995 (v.19#4) pg. 72

Knitted lace. Fundamentals of Shetland lace for handspinners. An explanation of lace notation, pattern analysis, relations between yarn size and pattern discussed, fiber selection, spinning considerations, knitting suggestions and blocking details. Knitting patterns included for Razor Shell, Feather and Fan, Old Shale, Little Leaf Stripe, Beginner's Lace and Frost Flowers
SPIN-OFF Summer 1997 (v.21#2) pg. 70

Catalan knit lace. A look at the traditional knitting of both circular and non-circular mats using crochet cotton. Instructions for a miniature leaf edging pattern to knit to edge a handkerchief.
THREADS #29 Jun-Jul 1990 pg. 31

Charting knitted lace. How to read and work from a chart. The basic knitting techniques of yarnovers and decreases are explained. A series of pattern exercises show how to design eyelets, dashes, parallelograms, squares, diamonds, cat's paws and geometric motifs.
THREADS #32 Dec 1990-Jan 1991 pg. 68

Knitted lace edging for a towel.
WORKBASKET Apr-May 1991 (v.56#4) pg. 12

Crocheted or knit lace can be used to dress up window curtains, valances, etc.
WORKBASKET Aug-Sep 1995 (v.60#6) pg. 14

Old fashioned lace edgings. (1)Knitted German lace, 2" wide, is a six-row pattern that can be completed for the length desired. (2) "Grandmother's Favorite" crocheted lace 3" wide. (3) Tatted cloverleaf edge.
WORKBASKET Dec 1995-Jan 1996 (v.61#2) pg. 8

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