This is a quick and easy lace pattern. It’s ideal for beginning lace knitters to learn how to read a simple chart. Use your left over sock yarn and create a great gift for the book lover in your life.

This is my favorite so far, and the 7th bookmark pattern I’ve done. I love the colors and the turquoise bead at the tassel. Please contact me if you have any questions or comments.

This bookmark features three flowers with eyelets around the edges. The pattern is free and charted. Suitable for beginning lace knitters.

The pattern in this bookmark is adapted from “vortex” in Barbara G. Walker’s Charted Knitting Designs: A Third Treasury of Knitting Patterns. I love choosing a nice bead to finish these bookmarks. Went a little crazy recently at Joanns with the bead shopping, so I have a wide variety to choose from now!

This pattern includes 2 small lace charts and is ideal for someone just beginning to learn lace knitting. Feedback is welcome.

A great gift for a book lover, this bookmark takes just a little bit of yarn and a little bit of time. The charted pattern and instructions are free. Please let me know what you think. Thanks, LibraryLeigh

My second bookmark design. The beautiful color changes in the Mini Mochi make each bookmark different from the last. It’s a pleasure to knit with. I appreciate any constructive advice. Please let me know if you find the pattern easy to read, or if I can improve in any way.

The lace pattern used in this bookmark can be found with many other wonderful patterns in Barbara G. Walker’s Charted Knitting Designs: A Third Treasury of Knitting Patterns. Buy the book through Rav! This is my first contribution. Let me know what you think…good or bad.