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TO KNIT USING 8 PLY (DOUBLEKNIT) WOOL, AND KNITTING THE LACE IN WITH THE WOOL
TRY THIS SIMPLE COATHANGER
THE LACE REQUIRED CAN BE OBTAINED FROM US.
10 METRES FOR $5.00 (enough for 2 hangers )

The phrase "Knitting with Lace" is a bit
misleading as rather than knit using the lace instead of wool you still use the wool,
however, you knit the Lace in with the wool.
These patterns are very simple patterns, and easy to do. The wire coat hanger also has the
benefit of using up those dry cleaners coat hangers that seem to breed in the wardrobe. It
turns them into a useful item and stops the way that they put a line in the trousers or
slacks that you hang on them.
NO 1 COATHANGER
For use with the
E28 Glitter Lace
You need .
8 Ply wool. (Double knitting)
5 metres of Eyelet lace, .
wooden coat hanger.
light padding
No 9 Knitting needles .
Ribbon for a bow.
Narrow frilled lace to cover the hook
TO MAKE
Cast on 75 sts.
1st Row - Knit
Row 2. Lace Row. knit across row knitting into every hole of the lace. Cut off Lace.
3rd, 4th & 5th rows Knit.
Repeat 2nd to 5th rows 3 more times.
18th row Knit Lace row.
19th row Knit
20th row Cast off
TO MAKE UP
Lightly pad the coat hanger and place the knitting over and sew the seam along the bottom of the hanger.
On the coat hanger in the picture we have covered the hook with a length of narrow frilled lace, the tape on the top of the frilled lace has a big enough hole to slide over the hook, tie with a Ribbon bow and decorate to taste.
OR
TRY THE "SMOCKING" LACE PATTERN
THE LACE REQUIRED CAN BE OBTAINED FROM US.
8 METRES $8.00 (enough for 4 hangers )

YOU WILL NEED OUR 'SMK' LACE FOR THIS PROJECT, AND YOU WILL FIND THAT IT IS A VERY ECONOMIC COAT HANGER TO MAKE. YOU CAN MAKE AT LEAST 4 BASIC (WITHOUT SKIRT) HANGERS FROM A 8 METRE BUNDLE OF THE LACE, OR THREE LIKE THE ONE ABOVE (PATTERN No 2) ANY LACE THAT HAS A ROW OF HOLES ALONG THE TOP CAN BE SUBSTITUTED FOR THE SKIRT ROWS (FIRST & LAST LACE ROWS)
SMOCKED COATHANGER No 1
(2 rows of lace)
Before you start, turn under one hole of the lace and count the number of holes that you require for the first row of lace. Mark with a pin. Count the holes on the other side of the lace. The number may be different. The excess holes can be used up by missing a hole in so many stitches on the longer side
NEEDS LIST
8 Ply Wool - No 9 (3.75) Needles 1.7 metres of World of Lace ‘SMK’ adult size
Cast on 66 sts
Knit 3 rows
4th row - Knit into the bottom hole of the lace
Knit 5 Rows
10th Row - Knit into the top hole of the lace
Knit 5 rows
16th row - Knit into the bottom hole of the lace
Knit 5 rows
22th row - Knit into the top hole of the lace
Knit 3 rows
Cast off
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SMOCKED COATHANGER No 28 Ply Wool - No 9 (3.75) Needles
3.3 metres of World of Lace ‘SMK’ Lace for adult size
Cast on 66 sts
1st Row - Knit
2nd row - Lace Row -Knit into the top hole of the lace. This forms the frill.
Knit 3 Rows
6th Row -Lace Row - Using a new length of lace, knit into the bottom row of holes
Knit 5 rows
12th row -Lace Row - Pick up previous lace, knit into the top row of holes.
Knit 5 rows
18th row - Lace Row -Using a new length of lace, knit into the bottom row of holes.
Knit 5 rows
24th row - Lace Row - Pick up previous lace, knit into the top row of holes
Knit 3 rows.
28th Row - Lace Row -Knit into the top row of holes of a new length of lace. This forms the other side of the frill
Knit 1 row
Cast off.
**Don’t forget to knit the last lace row with the lace upside down if using a lace with the holes along one edge *
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NEEDS LIST
8 PLY WOOL
10 x 30cm SMK LACE (DIFFERENT COLOURS) COAT HANGER & PADDING NO 8 NEEDLESCast on 20 sts
K. 3 Rows
*Lace Row, knit into the bottom row of holes
K 5 Rows
Lace Row, knit into the top row of holes
K 5 Rows*
Repeat from * to * until all 10 pieces of lace have been used.
K 3 Rows.
Cast Off.
TO MAKE UP
Pad your coathanger. Lay the knitting along the coathanger and sew up making sure to match up the ends of the lace.
Cover the hook with a small piece of frilled lace, the tape on top of the lace will slide over the hook.
Decorate with ribbons and flowers to suit.
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YOU CAN GET SOME GOOD RESULTS BY USING UP YOU OFF CUTS
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THIS IS A GOOD COAT HANGER TO USE UP ANY LEFT OVER LENGTHS, BUT IT CAN BE MADE IN ONE COLOUR IF YOU WISH

NEEDS LIST
8 Ply Wool
18 x 30cm pieces World of Lace E406 Lace (different colours) (Hole in the centre)
No 8 knitting needles, Wooden coat hanger, Padding
Small piece of narrow frilled lace for the hook
Cast on 20 sts
Knit 3 rows
Knit a Lace row, using one of the 30cm pieces of lace
K 5 rows
Knit a lace row
Knit 5 rows.
Repeat until all 18 pieces of lace have been used.
K 3 rows
Cast off
TO MAKE UP:
Sew knitting over a padded coat hanger lengthwise.
Push the hook through the centre and screw into the coat hanger. Additional decorations can be attached according to taste (i.e. Flowers, Ribbon Bows etc,.)
Note: This pattern is ideal to use up the offcuts left over from other coat hangers that you have knitted.
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PLEATED COAT HANGER

NEEDS LIST
* 8 Ply Wool * 3.75 (No 9) needles
*World of Lace E28 Eyelet Lace
Uses approximately 4.5 metres of World Of Lace ‘E28’ Eyelet Lace.
Cut the Lace into four equal lengths.
Technique:-
Using first length and holding lace away from needle , knit into two holes ( ie. put the needle through the stitch then into the first hole and out of the second, then knit.) continue across the row knitting the three remaining lengths of lace in the same way and as required in the pattern.
Pattern.
Cast on 20 sts.
1st Row - Knit.
2nd Row - K2,knit lace,K4,knit lace, K4, knit lace K4, knit lace, K2.
Repeat these two rows until 100 rows have been completed.
Cast off.
To make up.
Pad the coathanger with wadding.
Sew the sides to allow for one row of pleats along the top of the hanger, one each side and one underneath.
Fit over hanger, sew along remaining length
Thread narrow lace over the hook and sew into place. Trim with flowers or ribbon
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