Hairpin lace patterns???

[anthrilliel]

Hi, I just discovered this technique :clap (actually I knew about it , but I just got what i need for it :devil ) and I was wondering if you know of any patterns other than shawls or scarves..... Thank you very much in advance :manyheart

[sammimag]

I think the skirt here (http://www.stitchdiva.com/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=SDS-024) is gorgeous and it's on my to do list. This is also in an Interweave Crochet Mag. - Spring 2006

[anthrilliel]

Thank you very much :manyheart It looks good

[Mermaiden]

Try here :)

http://www.crochetpatterncentral.com/directory/hairpin_lace.php

[anthrilliel]

Thank you I already looked at CPC but it only has shawls and scarves :) thank you anyway :manyheart

[sammimag]

I forgot about this one here, (http://www.diynetwork.com/diy/na_knitting/article/0,2025,DIY_14141_5435328,00.html) a hairpin lace hat. It calls for knitting the rest of the hat. If you don't knit I don't see why you couldn't sc or hdc the rest of the hat.

[sfgwife]

http://www.dreamweaveryarns.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=22_109_197&products_id=1694

this is very pretty and someone made one not too long ago and posted a pic of it.

[anthrilliel]

Thank you very much :) I will definitely try the hat and that top/dress looks great I ll have to think about this too :yay thank you very much :manyheart

[Katchkan]

Hairpin lace is a lot of fun, and you can create some really interesting things with it. I have done edgings, chokers, and even a doily with hairpin lace. I wish my books weren't in storage I think I have an extra hairpin lace book in my stash of extra books. But alas everything is in boxes so I can't be much help to you. I have every size frame they made right down to a 1/4 inch wide frame.
Check on ebay for possible patterns. It was used a lot in the fiftys. Look in the edgings and the doily patterns on the free sites you have already been given. You might find something there. Good luck.

[anthrilliel]

Thanks Kathy, I must admit I didn t think of ebay :lol I m beginning to like this and I already have in mind a kind of a pattern for something I want to make :) Thanks

[Mermaiden]

Thank you I already looked at CPC but it only has shawls and scarves :) thank you anyway :manyheart

Oh I hadn't noticed that! Maybe that's why I haven't tried making anything yet. :lol

[Noahsmom]

I forgot about this one here, (http://www.diynetwork.com/diy/na_knitting/article/0,2025,DIY_14141_5435328,00.html) a hairpin lace hat. It calls for knitting the rest of the hat. If you don't knit I don't see why you couldn't sc or hdc the rest of the hat.

Is there a photo of the finished hat? I can't see one. :angry It seems everytime I find something on this site there is either no photo of the finished item or a small blurry one. I'm a visual person so I have to see it! :hook

[paperflowers]

Convertible wrap: http://www.stitchdiva.com/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=FREE001

[anthrilliel]

Thank you everyone :hug I now have a small little new folder with all this :yes

[paperflowers]

I just saw some hairpin lace doilies on Freepatterns.com

[anthrilliel]

Thank you very much I just checked the look lovely :manyheart

[GrammyT]

I was just wondering if anyone else is having or did have a hard time understanding tutorials on how to do the hairpin lace? I have attempted several times and I am just about at the giving up stage. I know I have been told that it is not as complicated as it seems but you sure could have fooled me.

[anthrilliel]

I just saw this :) Have you tried here? http://www.stitchdiva.com/custom.aspx?id=73 If you can t then maybe you can pm me and try figure it out together? :manyheart

[sammimag]

I was just wondering if anyone else is having or did have a hard time understanding tutorials on how to do the hairpin lace? I have attempted several times and I am just about at the giving up stage. I know I have been told that it is not as complicated as it seems but you sure could have fooled me.

Did you try the video link I mentioned above? It made much more sense to me than the pic tuts and descriptions in other places. Oops! I forgot this was a differnt thread.

If you go here (http://www.sykospark.net/hairpin/) you can find the video link I mentioned.

[Mother Bear]

I am going to try the Hairpin Lace Ruana by Oat Couture for my Mom's birthday. http://www.oatcouture.com/Crochet.html
It looks beautiful!

[GrammyT]

Did you try the video link I mentioned above? It made much more sense to me than the pic tuts and descriptions in other places. Oops! I forgot this was a differnt thread.

If you go here (http://www.sykospark.net/hairpin/) you can find the video link I mentioned.

You are wonderful thank you very much. I will let you know how it goes. Thanks to all.:clap

[GrammyT]

Okay the video was perfect to get me started. I am going to practice and get it down pat. I want to be able to do the Lotus top soon from Stitch Diva. Has anyone done it that can say how hard it might be to do? You guys are wonderful thank you.

[sammimag]

I decided to break out my hook and hair pin lace tonight as well. I'm getting the hang of the lace part. Looking at the design and in Crocheting School Book I have that shows some lace joining techniques I don't think it will be that difficult once you have the hang of joining. It looks like how it's joined creates the shaping. I want to make hairpin lace skirt.

[sammimag]

I started a CAL here (http://www.crochetville.org/forum/showthread.php?t=58527) if anyone is interesting in joining me on a hairpin lace journey.

[Indigo Skye]

I think the skirt here (http://www.stitchdiva.com/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=SDS-024) is gorgeous and it's on my to do list. This is also in an Interweave Crochet Mag. - Spring 2006

So, did ya, did ya? Did ya make it? I recently found this and purchased. I hope to learn this stitching and do/make for Spring/Summer '08. Really looking forward, this skirt is sexy, cool, gorgeous.