#16 Popular Wavy lace Knitting Pattern

 

How to knit wavy lace pattern

In the “Wave Lace Stitch,” the undulating waves emerge through a meticulous arrangement of yarn overs and decreases in each row, as directed by the pattern instructions.

To achieve the captivating wave effect, the lace pattern incorporates a combination of yarn overs (YO) and decreases, such as knitting three stitches together (K3tog), strategically placed to sculpt the fabric into graceful curves.

This versatile stitch pattern lends itself beautifully to a wide range of knitting projects, including scarves, shawls, blankets, and garments. Its rhythmic repetition and fluid lines evoke a sense of movement and elegance, making it a popular choice for infusing handmade creations with visual interest and texture.

This captivating pattern consists of 12 loops for the main body, with an additional loop for symmetry on the left edge and two more loops for the edges, ensuring a balanced and polished finish.

Row 1: *Knit, YO, 4Knit, K3tog, 4Knit, YO, Knit*

Row 2: 13Purl

Row3: 2Knit, YO, 3Knit, K3tog, 3Knit, YO, 2Knit

Row 4: 13Purl

Row 5: 3Knit, YO, 2Knit, K3tog, 2Knit, YO, 3Knit

Row 6: 13Purl

Row 7: 4Knit, YO, Knit, K3tog, Knit, YO, 4Knit

Row 8: 13 Purl

Row 9: 5Knit, YO, K3tog, YO, 5Knit

Row 10: 13Purl

Row 11: 13Purl

Row 12: 13Knit