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Leaf Lace Panel

A 20-column, 28-row symbol sketch outlines a leaf with yarn overs and mirrored decreases. Layout study, not complete instructions.

Difficulty
Complex
Estimated time
About 18 h

A planning estimate; your pace, materials, size, and finishing may change it.

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Format
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Includes
Exact chart, visual sample, equipment starting points, difficulty, time estimate, and adaptation notes
Not included
A graded full pattern, guaranteed fit, row-by-row instructions, fixed yarn quantities, and safety certification

About this template

A 20-column, 28-row symbol sketch outlines a leaf with yarn overs and mirrored decreases. The fixed-width grid does not resolve its changing stitch counts, and some rows have extra decreases or unmatched yarn overs. Reconcile every row against a tested lace construction before working it; the preview is a visual study.

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Lengthen the leaf, add separating columns, or mirror multiple panels for a stole or garment insert.

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Recommended equipment

These are practical starting choices for this template. Check your material label, work a sample where relevant, and adjust the tool size for the result you want.

  • Knitting needles

    3.75 mm circular needle with a flexible cable and points comfortable for directional decreases.

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  • Project yarn

    Fine- or light-weight, smooth plied yarn for crisp leaf outlines and stable blocking.

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  • Gauge ruler and swatch tools

    Use a rigid metric ruler with at least a 10 cm span; wash and rest a representative swatch before choosing the working needle.

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