Zig Zag Lace Stitch Pattern

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This Zig Zag Lace Stitch Pattern is knitted over a multiple of 10 stitches plus 1 in 8 row repeats. I use this one quite often for my baby knitting.  It works really well for matinee jackets like the one in the photo below.

Hand Knitted Maintee Jacket | © Deborah Mason & Knitting Naturally

This is a relatively easy lace stitch pattern.  Although is is a 8 row pattern, every second row is purl so there are really only 4 pattern rows. And as you can see it is a very pretty lace pattern.

Assumed knowledge includes:

• how to form knit stitches
• how to form purl stitches
• how to cast on
• how to cast off
• increasing stitches ( yfwd etc)
• decreasing stitches (k2tog, (sl1, k1, psso), (sl1, k2tog, psso), etc)

Instructions for the Zig Zag Lace Stitch Pattern

This all over lace pattern, repeats the pattern as given above over a multiple of ten stitches plus 1.  

1st row (right side) : K1, *yfwd, (sl1, k1, psso), k5, k2tog, yfwd, k1 repeat from * to end of row.
2nd and every alt row: Purl.
3rd row: K2, *yfwd, (sl1, k1, psso), k3, k2tog, yfwd, k3 repeat from * to last st, k1.
5th row: K3, *yfwd, (sl1, k1, psso), k3, k2tog, yfwd, k5 repeat from * to last st, k2.
7th row: K4, *yfwd, (sl1,k2tog, psso), yfwd, k7 repeat from * to last st, k3.
8th row: As 2nd row.

Repeat these eight rows to the length required..

Zig Zag Lace Knitting Stitch Pattern | © Deborah Mason & Knitting Naturally

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