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Find your new favorite filet crochet patterns here. Designs by Tina Gibbons, owner and designer at Superlative Stitchery.
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Copyright: Tina Gibbons at Superlative Stitchery: Serving you since 2002.
Graph Instructions:
Foundation chain= [(the number of columns in the graph x3) +1] + 3 to turn. The chain 3
counts as first double crochet of the next row. Double crochet in the
5th chain from your hook (second double crochet of the row.)
Number of stitches in
every row = (# in Foundation chain - 3)
The first solid block of
every row counts as 4 DC. Each following solid block of the row
counts as 3 DC. Each open block counts as chain 2, DC (skipping two
chains and stitching in the third, forming the open space.)
All ODD rows are worked
right to left. All EVEN rows are worked left to right.
Materials: Worsted weight
yarn: 1520 yards. Steel crochet hook US size I or SIZE FOR GAUGE.
Would you like a digital copy of this pattern that includes written instructions? Use the "contact me" form, AND BE SURE TO INCLUDE THE SPECIFIC PATTERN NAME, and I'll send it in PDF format ASAP. 😊
Website: https://www.SuperlativeStitchery.com/
https://www.FreeByTinaG.com/
Copyright: Tina Gibbons at Superlative Stitchery: Serving you since 2002.
Graph Instructions:
Foundation chain= 145 [(the number of columns in the graph x3) +1] + 3 to turn. The chain 3
counts as first double crochet of the next row. Double crochet in the
5th chain from your hook (second double crochet of the row.)
Number of stitches in
every row = (# in Foundation chain - 3)
The first solid block of
every row counts as 4 DC. Each following solid block of the row
counts as 3 DC. Each open block counts as chain 2, DC (skipping two
chains and stitching in the third, forming the open space.)
All ODD rows are worked
right to left. All EVEN rows are worked left to right.
Materials: Worsted weight
yarn: 1520 yards. Steel crochet hook US size I or SIZE FOR GAUGE.
Would you like a digital copy of this pattern that includes written instructions? Use the "contact me" form, AND BE SURE TO INCLUDE THE SPECIFIC PATTERN NAME, and I'll send it in PDF format ASAP. 😊
Website: https://www.SuperlativeStitchery.com/
https://www.FreeByTinaG.com/
Copyright: Tina Gibbons at Superlative Stitchery: Serving you since 2002.
Graph Instructions:
Foundation chain= 142 : [(the number of columns in the graph x3) +1] + 3 to turn. The chain 3 counts as first double crochet of the next row. Double crochet in the 5th chain from your hook (second double crochet of the row.)
Number of stitches in every row = (# in Foundation chain - 3)
The first solid block of every row counts as 4 DC. Each following solid block of the row counts as 3 DC. Each open block counts as chain 2, DC (skipping two chains and stitching in the third, forming the open space.)
All ODD rows are worked right to left. All EVEN rows are worked left to right.
Materials: Worsted weight yarn: 1520 yards. Steel crochet hook US size I or SIZE FOR GAUGE.
Would you like a digital copy of this pattern? Use the "contact me" form, AND BE SURE TO INCLUDE THE SPECIFIC PATTERN NAME, and I'll send it in PDF format ASAP. 😊
Be sure to check out my helpful tutorial links in the sidebar!
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Would you like a digital copy of this pattern that includes written instructions? Use the "contact me" form, AND BE SURE TO INCLUDE THE SPECIFIC PATTERN NAME, and I'll send it in PDF format ASAP. 😊
Website: https://www.SuperlativeStitchery.com/
https://www.FreeByTinaG.com/
Copyright: Tina Gibbons at Superlative Stitchery: Serving you since 2002.
Graph Instructions:
Foundation chain= 157 : [(the number of columns in the graph x3) +1] + 3 to turn. The chain 3 counts as first double crochet of the next row. Double crochet in the 5th chain from your hook (second double crochet of the row.)
Number of stitches in every row = (# in Foundation chain - 3)
The first solid block of every row counts as 4 DC. Each following solid block of the row counts as 3 DC. Each open block counts as chain 2, DC (skipping two chains and stitching in the third, forming the open space.)
All ODD rows are worked right to left. All EVEN rows are worked left to right.
Materials: Worsted weight yarn: 1767 yards. Steel crochet hook US size I or SIZE FOR GAUGE.
Would you like a digital copy of this pattern that includes written instructions? Use the "contact me" form, AND BE SURE TO INCLUDE THE SPECIFIC PATTERN NAME, and I'll send it in PDF format ASAP. 😊
Website: https://www.SuperlativeStitchery.com/
https://www.FreeByTinaG.com/
Copyright: Tina Gibbons at Superlative Stitchery: Serving you since 2002.
Graph Instructions:
Foundation chain= 142 : [(the number of columns in the graph x3) +1] + 3 to turn. The chain 3 counts as first double crochet of the next row. Double crochet in the 5th chain from your hook (second double crochet of the row.)
Number of stitches in every row = (# in Foundation chain - 3)
The first solid block of every row counts as 4 DC. Each following solid block of the row counts as 3 DC. Each open block counts as chain 2, DC (skipping two chains and stitching in the third, forming the open space.)
All ODD rows are worked right to left. All EVEN rows are worked left to right.
Materials: Worsted weight yarn: 1520 yards. Steel crochet hook US size I or SIZE FOR GAUGE.
Copyright: Tina Gibbons at
Superlative Stitchery: Serving you since 2002.
Graph Instructions:
Foundation chain= : [(the
number of columns in the graph x3) +1] + 3 to turn. The chain 3
counts as first double crochet of the next row. Double crochet in the
5th chain from your hook (second double crochet of the row.)
Number of stitches in
every row = (# in Foundation chain - 3)
The first solid block of
every row counts as 4 DC. Each following solid block of the row
counts as 3 DC. Each open block counts as chain 2, DC (skipping two
chains and stitching in the third, forming the open space.)
Materials: Worsted weight
yarn: 1520 yards. Steel crochet hook US size I or SIZE FOR GAUGE.
My Gauge: Using worsted
weight yarn: 10 squares = 10.3 inches, 10 rows = 6.2 inches (Yours
may differ)
Instructions for following
the sequenced rows: Foundation chain: [(# of graph columns x 3) +1)]
+ 3 chains to turn. (First double crochet after the chain 3 of each
row is worked in the 5th chain from your hook.) At the end of each
row(except the last row,) chain 3 and turn, the chain 3 counts as the
first double crochet of the next row. Odd rows are right to left, even rows are left to right. The first number of black
squares in a sequenced row = (the number x 3) +1 double crochets. All
following number of black squares in a sequenced row count as (3 x
that number) double crochet. All the number of white blocks in a
sequenced row count as (chain 2, skip 2 stitches, double crochet) x
that number. At the end of last row, fasten off.
x is the symbol for 1 single crochet, o
is the symbol for one chain
See my Tutorial Links on
the sidebar of https://www.SuperlativeStitchery.com to learn how to
use my graph patterns in filet crochet and other methods such as C2C
with two colors, Double Crochet in two colors, Mosaic Crochet, and
the Popcorn stitch. *Keep in mind that any approximate dimensions
given in this pattern apply only to using the graphs as a single
color filet crochet pattern. Using them with alternate methods will
adjust the size and may require additional creativity or skill level
adding extra rows or borders to maintain targeted dimension ratios.
Would you like a digital copy of this pattern? Use the "contact me" form, AND BE SURE TO INCLUDE THE SPECIFIC PATTERN NAME, and I'll send it in PDF format ASAP. 😊
