Lace edging resources?

[damned_colonial]

I'm making a pinwheel sweater and I'd like to edge it with some kind of lace edging, the kind which runs perpendicular to the circular part and works as a wide kind of bind-off.

The sweater's in aran weight brown wool and I don't like things that are too flowery, so I'm thinking something fairly earthy and simple, and anywhere from about 4-8 stitches wide.

Anyone got a suggestion for an edging to use, or can you recommend a good resource for finding one? I'd be happy to buy a good book of lace edging patterns if I can find one, so it doesn't have to be free.

Comments

[sedge]

I like a lot of the trims in 150 Knitted Trims. (Much better, in my opinion, than the Epstein books.) There's some that are pretty simple and narrow, so they might do the trick.

I was also going to suggest the Knit Wiki, particularly Home Work 1891.

[laughingrat]

Oo, that knitted trims book looks good. Also, D_C, do you have access to the Barbara Walker stitch books?

[damned_colonial]

I have some of them, yeah! I should get the others really, not to mention dig through the ones I have.

[damned_colonial]

Ooh, thanks. That book does look good (I've been looking at the Epstein ones and thinking "meh" for the most part). Also, on the wiki, I like http://www.knitting-and.com/wiki/Vandyke_Edging ... I'll dig around and see what else I can find along those lines!