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LACE KNITTING#1
A technique that creates intricate patterns using yarn overs and decreases, resulting in openwork fabric.
CHART READING#2
The process of interpreting visual representations of knitting patterns, essential for complex designs.
PATTERN MODIFICATION#3
Altering existing knitting patterns to create unique designs, allowing for personalization in projects.
BLOCKING#4
A finishing technique that shapes knitted items, enhancing their appearance and texture by setting stitches.
YARN SELECTION#5
Choosing the appropriate yarn type based on fiber content, weight, and texture for specific lace projects.
SWATCH#6
A small sample of knitting used to test stitch patterns and yarn suitability before starting a larger project.
YARN OVERS#7
A technique where the yarn is wrapped around the needle, creating an intentional hole in the fabric.
DECREASES#8
Techniques used to reduce the number of stitches, creating shaping in lace patterns.
STITCH TEXTURE#9
The surface quality of knitted fabric, influenced by stitch choice and yarn type.
INTRICATE DESIGNS#10
Complex patterns that often require advanced techniques and careful planning in lace knitting.
LACE STITCHES#11
Specialized stitches used in lace knitting, each contributing to the overall pattern and design.
VISUAL LAYOUT#12
A plan or sketch that outlines how different lace stitches will be arranged in a project.
DRAFTING DESIGNS#13
The process of creating initial sketches or plans for a knitted item, including stitch patterns and layout.
PROJECT TIMELINE#14
A schedule outlining the steps and time needed to complete a knitting project from start to finish.
PEER FEEDBACK#15
The process of sharing work with fellow students for constructive criticism and suggestions for improvement.
FINISHING TECHNIQUES#16
Methods applied after knitting to enhance the final appearance, including weaving in ends and blocking.
FIBER CONTENT#17
The type of material used in yarn, affecting its properties, such as stretch, warmth, and drape.
TEXTURE#18
The feel and appearance of the fabric, influenced by the yarn and stitch patterns used.
KNITTING PROGRESS#19
Documentation of the stages of a knitting project, often used for reflection and improvement.
SWATCHING#20
The act of knitting a small sample to test gauge and stitch pattern before starting a full project.
LACE SHAWL#21
A lightweight, decorative wrap made using lace knitting techniques, often featuring intricate patterns.
STITCH VARIATIONS#22
Different ways to manipulate basic stitches to create unique effects in lace knitting.
ELEVATING AESTHETICS#23
Improving the visual appeal of a knitted item through techniques like blocking and finishing.
YARN TYPES#24
Different categories of yarn, such as wool, cotton, or silk, each with unique properties affecting knitting.
BLOCKING METHODS#25
Various techniques used to shape and set knitted items, crucial for achieving the desired finish.
CREATING TUTORIALS#26
Developing instructional guides to share knowledge about knitting techniques and modifications.