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Vintage Lace Bookmark

By Deb Buckingham

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Vintage Lace Bookmark
Vintage Lace Bookmark
Vintage Lace Bookmark
Vintage Lace Bookmark
Vintage Lace Bookmark
Vintage Lace Bookmark
Vintage Lace Bookmark
£4.46

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Approximately 2.5" x 7x5"
Vintage Lace Bookmark

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Vintage Lace Bookmark

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Product Description

Gorgeous lace trickles down the entire bookmark, creating a vintage look. A romantic element takes shape with its delicate fabric. INSTANT DOWNLOAD PDF file is delivered to your inbox for this Vintage Lace Bookmark Pattern. No pattern will be shipped. Skill level: Advanced beginner/intermediate or anyone comfortable with knitting lace. Chart: NEVER. All of my patterns are written for ease of reading. Language: Standard American Knit Terms written in English. Materials: All materials needed for this project can be found in the pattern details. Yarn: Fingering weight/Sock Yarn (category 1) I DO NOT accept returns, cancellations or exchanges of a PDF INSTANT DOWNLOAD PATTERN. You can find me on Facebook & Instagram as @knitondesigns.

Vintage Lace Bookmark
£4.46
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Vintage Lace Bookmark by Deb Buckingham

Project Overview

The Vintage Lace Bookmark is a knitted accessory designed by Deb Buckingham of Knit On Designs. This downloadable PDF pattern creates a delicate, heirloom-quality bookmark inspired by vintage aesthetics, featuring lace detailing that evokes the charm of mid-century design. The finished bookmark measures approximately 2 5/8" wide by 7.5" long when blocked, making it a practical yet decorative addition to any book collection.

Craft and Technique

This project is executed entirely through knitting, a fundamental textile craft that builds fabric from interlocking loops of yarn using two needles. The Vintage Lace Bookmark employs lace knitting techniques, which create openwork patterns through strategic yarn overs and decreases. These techniques produce the delicate, vintage-inspired aesthetic that defines the design. The pattern is described as easy to remember, making it accessible for knitters who wish to work without constantly referring to instructions once the repeat is established.

Stitches Used

  • Knit stitch (K)—the fundamental stitch that forms the base structure of the bookmark
  • Lace stitches—combinations of yarn overs and decreases that create the openwork vintage aesthetic

Materials and Tools

Yarn: Fingering weight or sock yarn in leftover quantities. Approximately 5 grams of yarn are required to complete this project, making it an excellent way to use small amounts of yarn from your stash.

Needles: US size 2 (2.75 mm) needles are required for this pattern.

Difficulty Level

This pattern is rated as intermediate difficulty, suitable for knitters with foundational skills who are ready to explore lace techniques and openwork patterns.

Design Philosophy

Designer Deb Buckingham describes this bookmark as an heirloom project—a piece worthy of being passed down through generations. The vintage-inspired design draws from historical aesthetics, with the designer referencing a 1955 book as visual inspiration. The combination of accessible stitch patterns and timeless design creates a finished item that transcends typical bookmark functionality to become a keepsake.

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Specifications

Brand: Independent Designer
Yarn Weight: 3 Ply
Featured Products: Cascade Yarns 220 Fingering
Pages: 0
Designer: Deb Buckingham
Craft: Knitting
Format: Downloadable PDF
Languages: English
Notes: This pattern can be knit with leftover fingering weight yarn. Think of the leftover sock yarn. It take less than 8 grams.
Number of Patterns: 1
Skill Level: Intermediate

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