Step 1: Hook a row of braids first. (If you don't weave lace separately, but hook it into knitted fabric, this step can be omitted. )

Step 2: Set up a needle and hook a short needle in the first hole of the original first row of knitting needles.

Step 3: Count braids from right to left in the first row, leaving three stitches empty and one long stitch hooked.

Step 4: Hook two braids.

Step 5: Hook two braids.

Step 6: Three braids.

Step 7: Count the knitting needles from the first row, leaving three knitting holes and hooking a short needle. Repeat this method and hook the whole line. This lace is finished.

In the18th century, crocheted lace hair bands became popular in Europe. /kloc-In the 9th century, Irish crochet lace was famous all over the world. At that time, crocheted lace mostly imitated the patterns of Italian, Spanish and Belgian lace, and the original pattern was Irish national flower-sorrel. The production and export of crocheted lace in China began in the early 1960s.

1964, crocheted lace is made into a large piece on the basis of a small disc pad, and crocheted lace is spliced with cotton embroidered lace and linen embroidered lace to form a crocheted edge or crocheted square sleeve. After 1967, the production of crocheted lace in Shandong expanded from Rushan and Haiyang counties to Huangxian and Mu Ping counties. Crocheted lace has become the main export product of lace industry.