Lace weight yarns are some of the most intriguing, challenging, and deeply fulfilling yarns I work with. Lace "demands" patience, consistent and persistent handling, along with concentrated effort to follow stitch patterns with absolute accuracy.  One is in complete flow and in the zone when I work up lace patterns.  This page is dedicated completely to lace and lace works. 
I thought I would go back in time and post all the lace projects I have (and I might in the future), however, for now, I will add those that I make from now on.
My exploration and crafts takes me to Estonian Lace - Haapsalu, Orenburg Lace, Shetland and so much more.  Stay Tuned!
The Patricia Shawl
Main Body: Kismet & Sydney: Double strand Luminance "Kismet"  with Aloft hand-painted "Sydney
Border:  Kind: Double strand. Hand-painted Luminance "Kind"
Crochet hook: 5.5 mm 
The Patricia Shawl Story
Patricia's shawl
Yarns: 
Main Body: Chroma Go Go Boots  (just shy of 800 yards)  70% Superwash wool, 30% Nylon.
Dark green edging: Heathered  "Shadow - Forest Heather" 100% merino wool (double strand) 
Fringe: Left over Chroma +  Brava Worsted Yarn - Peapod and Alfaalfa (left over from previous project)
Pattern: Inspired by online finished shawl, and rest made it up
Crochet hook: 3.75 mm
 The "Sun-Kissed Leaves"
Sunlight lighting up the leaves!
Yarn: Rowan Kidsilk Spray
70% super kid mohair, 30% silk
Pattern: "Blue Dahlia" - Andrea Jurgrau
Needles: 4.5-mm 30-inch circular
 The "Blue Dahlia"
The Blue making a statement
and what a statement it is! :)
Yarn: Luminance Handpainted Silk (Knitpicks) 
100% Mulberry Silk
Needles: 3.5-mm 30-inch circular
The "Kathryn" story.
Kathryn's Shawl Blocking
Kathryn's Shawl making its draped debut!
Yarn: Kidsilk Night (Rowan) 
67% Mohair, 18% Silk, 10% Polyester,  5% Nylon  
Needles: 5-mm 32-inch circular
Go in depth with the "Dove" story.
Dove Debut!
Dove Close up