Use any or all of these Crochet Lace Stitch Patterns to create your own unique crochet projects or the projects I’ve designed with them. Browse them all so you can pick out your next crochet project.
Crochet lace became so popular in Victorian times when most lace was made in crochet thread. Although all of these lace stitch patterns can be made in tiny crochet thread, they can also be used in lightweight or heavier weight yarns.
Use different colors and some basic stitches to create your own crochet beauty. Choose the crochet hook that best works with your choice of yarn.
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All the patterns at Make It Crochet are free. Since many of you have asked how to help with the costs of running a site like this, I’ve made all the patterns into print-ready PDFs and the cost is about the same as a cup of coffee. Every little bit helps.
TERMS: To my fellow crafters, you have my permission to use my patterns to make and sell your projects* anywhere you like. You cannot use my images to sell your projects, though. You must take photos of your own work. All patterns have been tested but mistakes can happen. If you find a mistake, please let me know. Everything at MakeItCrochet.com is protected by copyright to Kim Guzman. Other than the permissions previously given, no one other than Kim Guzman has permission to: reproduce, copy, publish or distribute this pattern, its parts or photos in any way or form, including, but not limited to, translations into foreign languages & video production.
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I am perhaps doing something wrong, but I tried following your instructions to get the free 100 Tunisian Crochet Patterns. I was unable to add the .PDF to my cart. Can you help me please? Thank you.
The free Tunisian crochet patterns are available at the links. There is no PDF for all of them. You’ll just click on the ones you like and get the patterns from the link. I hope that helps!
Thank you! I will!
think it’s great.
My question is do you have any lefthanded patterns
Or know of site that does?
All of my patterns are written specifically for both right- and left-handed. It’s rare, I know. Even when I wrote patterns for Annie’s Attic, they would change them so they would no longer be non-specific which is the reason I prefer writing my patterns online and self-publishing them. I am very careful and always write them in a way so they will work for both. And, if they don’t work exactly the same, I say how to adjust them in order to make them work for both.