Lace Crochet Ribbon / How to Do Lace Crochet?

Lace Crochet Ribbon / How to Do Lace Crochet?

 Creating an openwork tape lace crochet strip involves using a combination of stitches to form a delicate and lacy pattern. Below is a basic guide on how to make a lace tape strip in crochet. Feel free to adapt it based on your preferences and the project you’re working on.

Materials:

• Crochet hook appropriate for your yarn weight
• Yarn of your choice

Abbreviations:

• ch: chain
• dc: double crochet
• tr: treble crochet
• sk: skip
• sp: space

Instructions:

1. Foundation Chain:
   • Start by making a foundation chain of the desired length. The number of chains should be a multiple of the stitch pattern repeat.
2. Row 1: Base Row
   • Work a base row of stitches. For example, you can start with a row of double crochet (dc) or any other stitch that complements your design.
3. Row 2: Openwork Lace Pattern
   • Begin the openwork lace pattern. A simple pattern could be:
     • Chain 3 (counts as a tr), sk next stitch, 1 tr in the next stitch.
     • Repeat the above sequence across the row.
     • End the row with a tr in the last stitch.

1. Row 3: Building the Lace Pattern
   • Start the next row by chaining 3 (counts as a tr).
   • Work tr into the space created by the chain-3 from the previous row.
   • Continue this pattern across the row, making sure to work tr into the spaces created by the chain-3 from the previous row.
2. Repeat:
   • Continue repeating Row 3 or modify the pattern as desired to create your lace tape strip. Experiment with different combinations of stitches and spacing to achieve the openness and delicacy you want.