'I Do' Lace Shrug by Amanda Lee

'I Do' Lace Shrug

Knitting
April 2022
Sport (12 wpi) ?
23 stitches and 26 rows = 4 inches
in Traveling Vine Stitch
US 6 - 4.0 mm
US 5 - 3.75 mm
295 - 560 yards (270 - 512 m)
XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL
English
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The ‘I Do’ Lace Shrug is ideal for the bride or wedding party. Its inspiration is the original ‘I Do’ Frilly Top. It is perfect for adding just a hint of warmth around the shoulders without taking away from the stunning gown. This design offers a traditional short sleeve shrug, but there are alternatives for adding some more “frill” to the shrug, such as adding lace sleeves and a lace opening around the shoulders. Make this beautiful and quick knit as a gift for the bride or wear it yourself for the next formal event you’ll attend.

Sizes
XS - 28-30” (39”)
S - 32-34” (43”)
M - 36-38” (47”)
L - 40-42” (53”)
XL - 44-46” (59”)
2XL - 48-50” (61”)
3XL - 52 - 54” (65”)
4XL - 56-59” (69”)
5XL - 60-62” (73”)
Fits bust sizes _-_” with 0-2” negative ease

Gauge
~ 23 sts x 26 rows = 4” in Traveling Vine Stitch - BLOCKED

Materials
* 295 325, 360, 395, 420, 450, 490,
525, 560
yards sport weight yarn, or
fingering yarn held together with lace
mohair (cat. 2)

  • US 6/4mm 24-32” circular needles*
  • US 5/3.75mm 24-32” circular needles**
  • US 5/3.75mm 16” circular needles**
  • Measuring Tape
  • Large eye blunt needle
  • 19 20, 21, 23, 25, 26, 27, 29, 30 Stitch Markers
  • BOR Marker
  • Removable place markers

Or size needed to obtain gauge.
Or 1 size below needle size above

This pattern includes 2 versions, a color-coded version and a black and white version for color-blindness accessibility. The black and white version may have blurry photos/schematic/photos due to reducing the file size for upload. Please refer to the color-coded version for the visuals for clearer photos.

This pattern includes written directions, a lace chart, abbreviation key, stitch explanation, tips, alternatives, schematic (inches and centimeters) and photo tutorial.