Three Sided DoilySize 10 Thread, Size 4 Hook1. Ch 5, join, ch 3 (counts as 1st dc) 11 dc in ring, join, 12dc.
2. Ch 3, dc in same sp as join, 2 dc in next dc and each dc around, 24dc.
3. Ch 3, dc in same st as join, *dc in next st, 2 dc in next st* around, join, 36dc.
4. Ch 6, sk 1 dc, dc in next st, *ch 3, sk 1 st, dc in next dc* around, join in 3rd ch of beg ch.
5. Ch 1, sc in same st as join, *3 sc in sp, sc in dc* around, join in 1st sc.
6. Ch 1, sc in join, *ch 8, sk 7 sc, sc in next st* around, join to 1st sc.
7. Ch 1, sc in same st as joining, 9dc in loop, sc in sc, 9dc in loop, sc in sc, 9sc in loop, sc in sc, *9dc in loop, sc in sc, 9 dc in loop, sc in sc, 9 sc in loop sc, in sc* around, join to 1st sc.
8. Ch 1, sc in same st as join, *9dc, ch 2, skip sc, 9dc. 11sc. * around, join.
9. Ch 1, sc in join, * 9 dc, ch 3, sc in sp, ch 3, 9dc, 11sc,*around, join in 1st sc.
10. Ch 1, sc in join, *9dc, ch 3, sc in sp (2 times) ch 3, 9dc, 11sc* around, join.
11. Ch 1, sc, *9dc, ch 3, sc in sp (3 times), ch 3, 9dc, 11sc* around, join.
12. Ch 1, sc, *9dc, ch 3, sc in sp (4 times), ch 3, 9dc, 11sc* join to 1st sc.
13. Ch 3, 9dc, *ch8, sc in 2nd sc, ch 8, dc in each dc and sc*, join.
14. Ch 3, *dc in each dc, 8 dc in sp, sc in sc, 8 dc in sp* around, join.
15. Ch 3, *dc in each dc to st before sc, tr in that st, in sc [dtr, ch4, st st to top of dtr, dtr, ch5, st st in top of dtr, dtr, ch 4, sl st in top of dtr, tr in next st* around, join.
16. Ch 1, sc, ch3, *sk 1 st, sc in next, ch3* around, to join ch 1 dc in 1st sc.
17. Ch 1, sc *ch3, sc in next sp around, to join ch 1 dc in last sp.
18. Ch 1, sc, ch3, sc in nex sp to three spaces at point, in each of these spaces [sc, ch 5, st st to list ch (picot), sc in same sp. Do that in next two spaces, ch 3, sc in next sp and each sp* to next point. Repeat 2 more times, join, fasten off.
Stopping the pattern at row 13 and you get this sweet little coaster size doily.
Hi Glor, lovely pattern and my favorite color combination (blue and yellow). I made your Diane Doily last nite and posted about it. I used the same cotton I use for my dishcloths so it is rather big. I definitely need to go get some thread and will give it another try. Thanks for sharing! Best wishes, Tammy
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Very pretty and unique glor - thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDeletevery pretty Glor..just the right size for your angel statue...lovely job.
ReplyDeleteLOVE it. I've got to make this one for my dining room table. Thanks for sharing the pattern.
ReplyDeleteWow, Gloria, you have outdone yourself on this one! Love it! And what a great idea to do a three sided doily! :D
ReplyDeleteOh, how pretty - I have a wooden Angel like that, only she's holding a basket full of apples. I like your patterns.
ReplyDeleteLovely! I wish I were better with thread and the more intricate patterns.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, reminds me of my Great Grandmother's work :)
ReplyDeletethey're very pretty
ReplyDeleteSo talented. Those instructions always make me go blurry eyed.
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What a great idea! I've only ever made them in a circular pattern. Never thought of 3-sided. I'm going to share your doily project with a few of the crocheting laidies in my local knitters group. I'm sure your doilies will be a hit.
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These are very cute!
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This doily is absolutely gorgeous and I can't wait to finish it! Will you please explain a bit about your pattern for me?
ReplyDelete>15. Ch 3, *dc in each dc to st before sc, tr in that st, in sc [dtr, ch4, st st to top of dtr, dtr, ch5, st st in top of dtr, dtr, ch 4, sl st in top of dtr, tr in next st* around, join.>
First, am I doing a picot in those dtr's in the sc's? And do I actually start with dc's around but change to tr's after doing the stitches in the first of the three sc's?
>16. Ch 1, sc, ch3, *sk 1 st, sc in next, ch3* around, to join ch 1 dc in 1st sc.>
It's the "to join ch 1 dc in 1st sc" part that has me confused. How exactly am I doing the join at this point?
Thanks so much, and sorry if I come off airheaded--I just can't wait to see how this looks when it's done!
Blessings~
Elizabeth
Hi Elizabeth, on row 15, yes it is a picot that you will be doing on top of the dtr. The point builds from dc to dtr and back to dc. On row 16, at the end, by chaining 1 and then making a double crochet in the first stitch your thread is placed in the middle of the space where you will start the next row. I hope this helps. Email me if there are any questions.
ReplyDeleteI am stuck on row 17..what sp am I sc'ing in?? is it in between each sc?
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