They Vandyke Lace Panel is a traditional knitting pattern consisting of a column of lace V's. These V's are made using a repeating pattern of staggered eyelets stacked on top of each other.

The Picot Dot Edge stitch is a beautiful lace border that can easily be added to the beginning of a project. It's consists of small shell like clusters of stitches with tiny eyelet holes between them. This simple yet delicate border is used from the bottom up, that is starting …

The eyelet lattice insertion is a lace panel with a lattice weave. It uses simple eyelets in a diamond pattern to create the criss cross design. This is meant to be a lace motif that is inserted into another project as an accent.

The openweave panel stitch is a lace pattern consisting of little eyelets, stacked in a column and creating a diamond motif. It's a classic openwork design that's perfect as an accent in many types of knitting projects.

The double herringbone mesh is a lace panel stitch. It's used as a decorative insert in larger pieces of fabric, like shawls, blankets, and light sweaters.

The double eyelet rib stitch is lace substitute for traditional ribbing. The wider ribbing makes for a bold fabric, but is well suited to scarves and hats.

When it comes to knitting lace, it doesn’t get much more basic than Perforated Lace Stitch. Using simple yarn overs and decreases, this pattern creates a fabric covered in little staggered holes.

The Eyelet Mock Cable Ribbing Stitch is a unique pattern that combines cabling, ribbing, and lace. It is great to use as an accent to a sweater, scarf, or blanket.

The Ridged Eyelet Stitch is a lace pattern that alternates between garter stitch ridges and stockinette eyelets. This creates a meshed fabric great for every from scarves to shawls, and blankets.