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    101 Doilies
    101 Doilies
    101 Doilies
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    101 Doilies

    By Annie's

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    Now you can choose between thread and yarn!Not everyone enjoys crocheting with thread. This book includes 101 doilies crocheted using size 10 crochet cotton thread or Omega Emilia worsted-weight yarn. The thread creates a small doily, perfect for coasters for glassware, tograce the table under a bud vase or candlestick and more. The doilies made using worsted-weight yarn create a larger doily to be used on tables and dressers. Size: Small range in diameter from 3 " to 6" Large range in diameter from 7 " to 14". Skill Level: Easy.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIndependent Publishers Group
    Release dateMar 21, 2019
    ISBN9781640250826
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      101 Doilies - Annie's

      General Directions

      Gauge & Materials

      Unlike most crochet patterns, those in this book specify no gauge, no thread requirements and no hook sizes. That’s because you can vary the size and appearance of each doily to fit the needs of your project. When choosing the thread or yarn and hook for your doily, you may wish to do some experimenting with a variety of threads until you achieve the appearance and texture that pleases you. The doilies photographed in this book were all made with crochet thread (size 10) and a size 6/1.80mm steel crochet hook, or a G/6/4mm hook and cotton worsted-weight yarn. Since you may choose other thread weights, we have included this chart of suggested thread and hook size combinations. Be sure, however, to make swatches with the selected thread and hook until you achieve the look you want. Don’t hesitate to change hook sizes until you are pleased with the result.

      Working With Steel Hooks

      If you have never worked with steel hooks and finer thread, don’t be afraid to try. You will be using exactly the same stitches you’re familiar with, but at first you will feel clumsy and awkward. For an experienced crocheter, this is a bit of a surprise—suddenly feeling all thumbs again just as when you first learned to crochet. But this will pass in a few hours of crocheting, as you adjust your tension and working method to the new tools. Soon you will work much more by feel than when working with heavier yarns. So be patient with any initial clumsiness and confusion—they won’t be with you long.

      Steel hooks range in size from 00/2.70mm (large) to 16/0.60mm (very fine), and are 5 inches long, which is shorter than the aluminum or plastic hooks. Their shape is different from the other crochet hooks. There is the throat, then the shank, and after the shank the steel begins to widen again before it reaches the finger grip (Fig. 1). When crocheting, it is important that the stitches do not slide beyond the shank as this will cause a loose tension and alter the gauge. If you find you are having difficulty at first, put a piece of tape around the hook to keep the stitches from sliding past the correct area.

      With practice, you will work in the right place automatically.

      Washing & Blocking

      Wash doily carefully by hand using a mild soap. Rinse well in warm water. Spread it out to dry on a flat padded surface following instructions below.

      Blocking

      No. 1

      Finished Sizes

      Size 10 cotton: 3½ inches in diameter {see Gauge & Materials}

      Worsted-weight cotton: 10½ inches in diameter

      Pattern Note

      Join with slip stitch as indicated unless otherwise stated.

      Pattern Stitches

      Beginning cluster (beg cl): Ch 3, keeping last lp of each tr on hook, 2 tr in st indicated; yo and draw through all 3 lps on hook—beg cl made.

      Cluster (cl): Keeping last lp of each tr on hook, 3 tr in st indicated; yo and draw through all 4 lps on hook—cl made.

      Doily

      Rnd 1: Ch 4, 11 dc in 4th ch from hook {3 sk chs count as dc}; join (see Pattern Note) in 3rd ch of beg 3 sk chs—12 dc.

      Rnd 2: Beg cl {see Pattern Stitches} in same ch as joining; ch 2; *cl {see Pattern Stitches} in next dc; ch 2; rep from * 10 times more; join in beg cl—12 cls.

      Rnd 3: Sl st in next ch-2 sp, ch 1, 5 sc in same sp; 5 sc in each rem ch-2 sp; join in first sc—60 sc.

      Rnd 4: Ch 1, sc in same sc; ch 4, sk next 2 sc; *sc in next sc, ch 4, sk next 2 sc; rep from * around; join in first sc—20 ch-4 sps.

      Rnd 5: Sl st in next ch-4 sp, ch 4 {counts as tr}, 4 tr in same sp; 5 tr in each rem ch-4 sp; join in 4th ch of beg ch-4—100 tr.

      Rnd 6: Ch 1, sc in same ch as joining; ch 4, sk next 3 tr; *sc in next tr, ch 4, sk next 2 tr; rep from * around; join in first sc.

      No. 2

      Finished Sizes

      Size 10 cotton: 4½ inches in diameter {see Gauge & Materials}

      Worsted-weight cotton: 10½ inches in diameter

      Pattern Note

      Join with slip stitch as indicated unless otherwise stated.

      Doily

      Ch 6, join (see Pattern Note) to form a ring.

      Rnd 1: Ch 1, 24 sc in ring; join in first sc.

      Rnd 2: Ch 5 {counts as dc and ch-2 sp on this and following rnds}, sk next sc, {dc in next sc, ch 2, sk next sc} 11 times; join in 3rd ch of beg ch-5—12 ch-2 sps.

      Rnd 3: Ch 1, sc in same ch as joining; 2 sc in next ch-2 sp; {sc in next dc, 2 sc in next ch-2 sp} 11 times; join in first sc—36 sc.

      Rnd 4: Ch 1, sc in same sc; *†in sc just made work {ch 5, sl st, ch 7, sl st, ch 5, sl st}—petal made; ch 7, sl st in 5th ch from hook—ch-4 sp made; ch 2, sk next 2 sc, in next sc work {sl st, ch 5, sl st}; ch 7, sl st in 5th ch from hook—ch-4 sp made; ch 2, sk next 2 sc†; sc in next sc; rep from * 4 times more, then rep between † once; join in first sc—6 petals. Finish off.

      Rnd 5: Join in ch-7 sp of any petal; ch 1, sc in same sp; *†{ch 3, sk next ch-5 sp, sc in next ch-4 sp} twice; ch 3, sk next ch-5 sp†; sc in next ch-7 sp; rep from * 4 times more, then rep between † once; join in first sc—18 ch-3 sps.

      Rnd 6: Ch 3 {counts as dc on this and following rnds}, 5 dc in next ch-3 sp; *dc in next sc, 5 dc in next ch-3 sp; rep from * around; join in 3rd ch of beg ch-3—108 dc.

      Rnd 7: Ch 5, sk next dc; *dc in next dc, ch 2, sk next dc; rep from * around; join in 3rd ch of beg ch-5—54 ch-2 sps.

      Rnd 8: 5 dc in next dc; *sl st in next dc, 5 dc in next dc; rep from * around; join in joining sl st.

      Rnd 9: Sl st in next 3 dc; ch 5, sk next 2 dc, next sl st, and next 2 dc; *sl st in next dc, ch 5, sk next 2 dc, next sl st, and next 2 dc; rep from * around; join in base of beg ch-5.

      No. 3

      Finished Sizes

      Size 10 cotton: 4 inch × 5 inch oval {see Gauge & Materials}

      Worsted-weight cotton: 8½ inch × 11½ inch oval

      Pattern Note

      Join with slip stitch as indicated unless otherwise stated.

      Pattern Stitches

      Beginning cluster (beg cl): Ch 2, keeping last lp of each dc on hook, 2 dc in st indicated; yo and draw through all 3 lps on hook—beg cl made.

      Cluster (cl): Keeping last lp of each dc on hook, 3 dc in st indicated; yo and draw through all 4 lps on hook—cl made.

      Doily

      First Motif

      Ch 6, join (see Pattern Note) to form a ring.

      Rnd 1 (RS): Ch 1, 16 sc in ring; join in first sc.

      Rnd 2: Beg cl {see Pattern Stitches} in same sc; ch 3; *sk next sc, cl {see Pattern Stitches} in next sc; ch 3; rep from * 6 times more; join in beg cl—8 cls.

      Finish off.

      2nd Motif

      Ch 6, join to form a ring.

      Rnd 1 (RS): Ch 1, 16 sc in ring; join in first sc.

      Rnd 2: Beg cl in same sc; {ch 3, sk next sc, cl in next sc} 6 times; ch 1, drop lp from hook; with WS of first motif facing you, insert hook in 2nd ch of any ch-3 sp, draw dropped lp through; ch 1, sk next sc on working motif, cl in next sc; ch 3; join in beg cl.

      Border

      Rnd 1: Sl st in 2nd ch of next ch-3 sp and in same sp; ch 8 {counts as dc and ch-5 sp}, dc in next ch-3 sp, {ch 5, dc in next ch-3 sp} 3 times; ch 5; †keeping last lp of each tr on hook, tr in 2nd ch of next ch-3 sp and in 2nd ch of next ch-3 sp on next motif, yo and draw through all 3 lps on hook; ch 5†; {dc in next ch-3 sp, ch 5} 5 times; rep between † once; join in 3rd ch of beg ch-8.

      Rnd 2: Ch 3 {counts as dc}, dc in next 5 chs and in next dc; †{2 dc in next ch, dc in next ch} twice; 2 dc in next ch; dc in next dc†; rep between † once more; dc in next 5 chs, in next dc, and in next 5 chs; dc in next st, {dc in next 5 chs and in next dc} twice; rep between † twice; dc in next 5 chs and in next dc; dc in next 5 chs, in next st, and in next 5 chs; join in 3rd ch of beg ch-3—84 dc.

      Rnd 3: Beg cl in same ch as joining; *ch 3, sk next 2 dc, cl in next dc; rep from * 26 times more; ch 3; join in beg cl—28 cls.

      Rnd 4: Beg cl in same ch as joining; *†ch 5, sc in next cl, ch 5†; cl in next cl; rep from * 12 times more, then rep between † once; join in beg cl.

      Rnd 5: Ch 1, sc in same cl; ch 3, sl st in sc just made; *†5 sc in next ch-5 sp; sc in next sc, 5 sc in next ch-5 sp†; sc in next cl, ch 3, sl st in sc just made; rep from * 12 times more, then rep between † once; join in first sc.

      No. 4

      Finished Sizes

      Size 10 cotton: 4¼ inches in diameter {see Gauge & Materials}

      Worsted-weight cotton: 8 inches in diameter

      Pattern Note

      Join with slip stitch as indicated unless otherwise stated.

      Doily

      Ch 4, join (see Pattern Note) to form a ring.

      Rnd 1: Ch 3 {counts as dc}, 15 dc in ring; join in 3rd ch of beg ch-3—16 dc.

      Rnd 2: Ch 1, sc in same ch as joining; 5 dc in next dc; {sc in next dc, 5 dc in next dc} 7 times; join in first sc—8 5-dc groups.

      Rnd 3: Ch 6 {counts as dc and ch-3 sp on following rnds}, sk next 2 dc, in next dc work {sc, ch 3, sc}; ch 3, sk next 2 dc; *dc in next sc, ch 3, sk next 2 dc, in next dc work {sc, ch 3, sc}; ch 3, sk next 2 dc; rep from * 6 times more; join in 3rd ch of beg ch-6—24 ch-3 sps.

      Rnd 4: Ch 1, sc in same ch as joining; sk next ch-3 sp, 5 dc in next ch-3 sp; sk next ch-3 sp; *sc in next dc, sk next ch-3 sp, 5 dc in next ch-3 sp; sk next ch-3 sp; rep from * 6 times more; join in first sc.

      Rnd 5: Rep rnd 3.

      Rnd 6: Ch 1, sc in same ch as joining; sk next ch-3 sp, 7 tr in next ch-3 sp; sk next ch-3 sp; *sc in next dc, sk next ch-3 sp, 7 tr in next ch-3 sp; sk next ch-3 sp; rep from * 6 times more; join in first sc.

      Rnd 7: Ch 6, sl st in 4th ch from hook—beg picot made; ch 4, sk next 3 tr, in next tr work {sc, ch 3, sc}; ch 4, sk next 3 tr; *dc in next sc, ch 3, sl st in dc just made—picot made; ch 4, sk next 3 tr, in next tr work {sc, ch 3, sc}; ch 4, sk next 3 tr; rep from * 6 times more; join in 3rd ch of beg ch-6 {beneath picot}.

      No. 5

      Finished Sizes

      Size 10 cotton: 3½ inches square {see Gauge & Materials}

      Worsted-weight cotton: 8¼ inches square

      Pattern Note

      Join with slip stitch as indicated unless otherwise stated.

      Pattern Stitches

      Beginning cluster (beg cl): Ch 2, keeping last lp of each dc on hook, 2 dc in st or sp indicated; yo and draw through all 3 lps on hook—beg cl made.

      Cluster (cl): Keeping last lp of each dc on hook, 3 dc in sp or st indicated; yo and draw through all 4 lps on hook—cl made.

      Doily

      Ch 5, join (see Pattern Note) to form a ring.

      Rnd 1: Ch 3 {counts as dc on this and following rnds}, 2 dc in ring; ch 3, {3 dc in ring, ch 3} 3 times; join in 3rd ch of beg ch-3—4 ch-3 sps.

      Rnd 2: Ch 3, dc in next 2 dc, in next ch-3 sp work {2 dc, ch 3, 2 dc}—corner made; *dc in next 3 dc, in next ch-3 sp work {2 dc, ch 3, 2 dc}—corner made; rep from * twice more; join in 3rd ch of beg ch-3.

      Rnd 3: Ch 3, dc in next 4 dc, in next ch-3 sp work corner; *dc in next 7 dc, in next ch-3 sp work corner; rep from * twice more; dc in next 2 dc; join in 3rd ch of beg ch-3—44 dc.

      Rnd 4: Sl st in next dc, beg cl {see Pattern Stitches} in same dc; ch 2, sk next 2 dc, cl {see Pattern Stitches} in next dc; ch 2, in next corner ch-3 sp work {cl, ch 5, cl}—cl corner made; ch 2, sk next 2 dc; *{cl in next dc, ch 2, sk next 2 dc} 3 times; in next corner ch-3 sp work {cl, ch 5, cl}—cl corner made; ch 2, sk next 2 dc; rep from * twice more; cl in next dc; ch 2; join in beg cl—20 cls.

      Rnd 5: Sl

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