by This article delves into a captivating Broomstick lace variation, providing insights and guidance for crocheters eager to master this exquisite technique.
THE BROOMSTICK LACE VARIATION
Crocheting is a timeless craft that offers endless opportunities for creativity and innovation. Broomstick lace, also known as Jiffy lace, is a vintage crochet technique that combines the use of a crochet hook and a knitting needle (or a broomstick) to create lacy, openwork designs. This technique originated in the 19th century and has since evolved, inspiring numerous variations that enhance its beauty and versatility.
Among the myriad of crochet techniques, Broomstick lace stands out with its intricate and elegant design.
Materials and Preparation
To begin with Broomstick lace, gather the following materials: choose a medium-weight yarn for a well-defined lace pattern. For the Crochet Hook, A size that complements your yarn choice, typically an H (5.0 mm) or I (5.5 mm) hook. You’ll also need, a large knitting needle, dowel, or actual broomstick handle can be used to create the distinctive loops.
Tutorial and photos of this Broomstick lace variation by: Knitting Star.
