Item #147

Got the lace bug? Here is a cute lace bookmark to make from a bit of hand knit lace edging and ribbon.

Believe it or not, this little oak leaf is a bit of lace edging. The design features an interesting lace edging construction built around an I-cord stem.

This preemie hat is simply knit flat back and forth on 2 needles. What is clever is in the finishing, where the seam is sewn to mimic the herringbone lace stitch, and thus appears to be "seamless". The pattern reveals the secret that makes this work. Your knitting friends won't believe that you didn't knit this hat circularly!

This hand-poured 1 oz. Beeswax Cake from a local Colorado beekeeper makes a pretty addition to your sewing/knitting basket, and so useful, too. It is pure refined 100% Beeswax with natural alfalfa honey scent. Smooths wooden/bamboo needles, strengthens thread for beading/sewing/quilting, and much more. The slightly sweet, flower scent is soothing, too. Priced right to get one for yourself and some more to gift friends.

Here’s an easy circular center start method that begins on just 2 needles. It might feel like cheating, but will still produce a neat, tidy center. (Available free to Premium members here.)

With this pretty lace edging, you can turn an ordinary towel into something extraordinary. Whether you make it for yourself or a gift for someone else, I promise that your lace-edged towel will have a special place in the heart and home.