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Margrete Doily

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Margrete Doily
Intricate pink crochet doily with a symmetrical circular pattern, shown in full and close-up detail against a dark background. Perfect for adding elegance to your decor, this piece is as captivating as a lovey in its charm.

Ladies, for those who are advanced in the craft (didn’t THAT sound ominous) or those who are eager to tackle something challenging and fun, here is a project that will scratch that itch. Your hard work will be rewarded with an heirloom-quality piece that will be a focal point of your decoration!

Elegant Touch for Any Table

A crochet doily with such a magnificent design will steal the show wherever it is placed! Tables, of course, make an obvious choice here. It will work perfectly as a centerpiece for your surfaces, be it a small coffee set or a big family dining table.

Its decorative look will also bring an elegant touch to every bedroom dresser or TV stand.

Tools and Yarn You Will Need

Like most crochet lace doilies, this stunning piece is made with thread and a small steel hook.

The pattern calls for cotton thread size 10, such as YarnArt Lily. It’s available in many colors, so you can find a shade that speaks to your heart most. Depending on your tension, you can use either a 1.5 mm or 2 mm hook.

 

Margrete Doily Free Crochet Pattern

How This Doily Comes Together

The Margrete Doily is an advanced project with numerous advanced stitches worked front and back over 19 rounds. You will find here a range of techniques from popcorns and post stitches to cables and Irish crochet lace. The pattern features clear instructions written row-by-row.

FAQ

How large is the finished Margrete doily?

The finished doily is about 10″ across when crocheted with suggested materials. However, factors such as varying tension or a different hook size can change its final measurements.

Do I need to block the finished doily?

Yes, if you want your lace crochet doily to have a polished look, blocking the finished piece is more than recommended. To do so, soak the doily in lukewarm water for about 15-20 minutes, pin it to the blocking mat, and let it dry completely.

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karen eggleston
karen eggleston
5 years ago

*****BEAUTIFUL*****

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