Diamanten

I found these diamond stitch patterns when looking through a book of old German charted designs that date back to the early 1900s. I updated the designs to use both left- and right-leaning decreases, used a modern method of denoting the stitches in the charts, and wrote out the stitch instructions for those unfamiliar with knitting charted designs. Since the design was inspired by German knitting techniques, I named the pattern Diamanten, which is German for Diamonds.

Both scarf and shawl are knit from the cast on edge straight through to the bind off edge. Edge points are made by a series of increases and decreases worked into the lace.

A .pdf of this pattern can be purchased at Patternfish.


Lace weight; 350 [910] yards.
Louet Mooi in Amethyst, 1 hank.
US 5 (3.75 mm), or size required for gauge.
16 sts and 25 rows to 4 inches (10 cm) in stitch pattern, blocked.
11 x 61 [24 x 72] inches; 28 x 155 [61 x 183] cm.
stitch markers and lifelines are optional
$6.50

This pattern is listed on Ravelry.

Thank you!

Thank yous are due, once again, to the inestimable Kristie for test knitting this pattern for me.

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Patterns available in electronic format (pdf) from Patternfish.

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