Crochet a broomstick lace pattern

Crochet a broomstick lace pattern

Watch this instructional crochet video to crochet broomstick lace. This crochet method creates an intricate snowflake pattern. Use any type of yarn, a crochet needle and a size 19 knitting needle to complete this project. You can even use a knitting needle made out of a PVC pipe. This broomstick lace pattern creates a complex crochet weave for warm yet breathable blankets, sweaters and winter caps.

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Creator's Site: www.crochet-mania.blogspot.com
Curated By: rmansur

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HamnEggs 1 year ago
You explain this stitch very well!! Thank you
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dennysdoll1 11 months ago
Thank you for providing the instruction. I found it very helpful.
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lizzette39 9 months ago
thank you,you was nice to explain well ur work i like to learn you workshop
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lizzette39 9 months ago
i like how u explain ur work, can u gife class to a person. i want to learn how to craft crochet, u have ur websits page
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esteline 3 months ago
Thank you , you did a great job.
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