I am working from this pattern in the "Coats & Clarks Priscilla Doilies Book No. 111"
There are lots of pretty patterns in this book. Please check the rest of the album.
Prim-Roses Doily
4 years ago
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Corticelli Venetian Pattern Doily from 1918
I am working the "Venetian Pattern Doily" pictured to the right on this webpage.
Crochet Galore just finished a crochet along for the doily pictured on the left.
It will look like this when completed:
I have one ball of size 10 Coats & Clarks Opera thread which is discontinued and thought that this pattern would just use up this ball of thread. Using #6 hook.
Also, I had a really bad cold so did not want to work with fine thread while sneeezing all the time.
The #10 Opera thread is very soft and shiny with a nice twist. It's super easy, like working with yarn.
I've just started Round 10 and it's 6½" in diameter.
The only pattern problem I had so far was round 3. 80 Trebles are required to complete this round. The instructions as written result in less than 80. One must crochet trebles in the 14 loops and 14 trebles of Round two to total 80 trebles in round three. Once the pattern is complete, I will list any tweaks I made.
With a #6 hook, round nine (220 Trebles) came out too full - it was quite ripply. I frogged it and did it again with a size 5 hook and it came our just right, then switched back to #6 hook.
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Crochet Galore just finished a crochet along for the doily pictured on the left.
It will look like this when completed:
I have one ball of size 10 Coats & Clarks Opera thread which is discontinued and thought that this pattern would just use up this ball of thread. Using #6 hook.
Also, I had a really bad cold so did not want to work with fine thread while sneeezing all the time.
The #10 Opera thread is very soft and shiny with a nice twist. It's super easy, like working with yarn.
I've just started Round 10 and it's 6½" in diameter.
The only pattern problem I had so far was round 3. 80 Trebles are required to complete this round. The instructions as written result in less than 80. One must crochet trebles in the 14 loops and 14 trebles of Round two to total 80 trebles in round three. Once the pattern is complete, I will list any tweaks I made.
With a #6 hook, round nine (220 Trebles) came out too full - it was quite ripply. I frogged it and did it again with a size 5 hook and it came our just right, then switched back to #6 hook.
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UPDATE 25FEB2012:
The pattern link no longer works, so here is the written pattern fortunately saved when I first crocheted the doily.
This doily is in a close Venetian pattern and measures 7 inches in diameter.
Materials: Corticelli Mercerized Cordonnet, Art. 66, 1 ball White, Size 40, One No. 12 steel Hook.
Materials: Corticelli Mercerized Cordonnet, Art. 66, 1 ball White, Size 40, One No. 12 steel Hook.
Instructions: Ch.14,join,ch.3, 41 t.in ring.
2d row Ch. 3, 3 t. in next st., holding last loop of each (4 sts. on needle), draw through all at once, ch. 3, 4 t. in third st., holding last loop of each st. on needle (4 sts. on needle), draw through all at once, repeat, making 14 groups, join to top of first group.
3d row: Ch. 3, 4 t. over over first ch. of preceding row , * 1 t. in top of group, 5 t. over next ch., 1 t. in top of group, 4 t. over next ch. and repeat from *.
4th row: Ch. 10, s. c. in fourth st. of preceding row and repeat, making 20 meshes.
5th row Sl.st. to center of mesh, ch. 10, s.c. in center of next mesh, repeat.
6th row Sl.st. to center of mesh, ch. 3, 1 t. in same place, ch. 2, 2 t. in same place to form shell, ch. 7, shell in center of next mesh, repeat, join at top of 3 ch.
7th row: Sl. st. to center of shell, ch. 3, 1 t. in same st., ch. 2, 2 t. in same place to form shell ch. 6, shell in center of next shell and repeat.
8th row: Sl. st. to center of shell, 2 s.c. in shell ch. 3, 1 s.c. over both the 7 ch. of sixth row and 6 ch. of seventh row, ch 3, 2 s.c. in shell repeat.
9th row: Ch. 3, 1 t. in s.c. 4 t. over 3 ch., t. in s. c., 4 t. over ch., 1 t. in each s.c., repeat, join.
10th row: Ch. 3, 3 t. in same st., holding last loop of each st. on needle, draw through all at once, ch 3, skip 3, 4 t. in next, holding last loop of each st. on needle, draw through all at once, repeat. (55 groups in all), join.
11th row: Ch. 3, 3 t. over ch., 2 t. in top of group, 3 t. over ch., 1 t. in top of group, 3 t. over ch., 1 t. in top of group, repeat and join.
l2th row: Ch 1, 11 s.c. in next 11 sts., ch, 4, 3 t. in fifth st., ch 4, 11 s.c. in next 11 sts., repeat to end of row.
l3th row 9 s.c. over 11 s.c., ch. 4, t. in last st. of ch. 4, 3 t. in 3 t., 1 t. in first st. of ch., ch 4, repeat.
14th row 7 s.c. over 9 s.c., ch. 4, t. in last st. of ch. 4, 2 t. in next 2 t., ch. 3, skip 1 t., 2 t. in next 2 t., 1 t. in first of next ch., ch. 4, repeat.
15th row 5 s.c. over 7 s.c., ch. 4, 1 t. in last of ch., 2 t. in next 2 t., ch. 3, t. over 3 ch., ch. 3, t. over same ch., ch. 3, 2 t. in last 2 t., 1 t. in first of ch. (hereafter called 3 t.), ch. 4, repeat.
2d row Ch. 3, 3 t. in next st., holding last loop of each (4 sts. on needle), draw through all at once, ch. 3, 4 t. in third st., holding last loop of each st. on needle (4 sts. on needle), draw through all at once, repeat, making 14 groups, join to top of first group.
3d row: Ch. 3, 4 t. over over first ch. of preceding row , * 1 t. in top of group, 5 t. over next ch., 1 t. in top of group, 4 t. over next ch. and repeat from *.
4th row: Ch. 10, s. c. in fourth st. of preceding row and repeat, making 20 meshes.
5th row Sl.st. to center of mesh, ch. 10, s.c. in center of next mesh, repeat.
6th row Sl.st. to center of mesh, ch. 3, 1 t. in same place, ch. 2, 2 t. in same place to form shell, ch. 7, shell in center of next mesh, repeat, join at top of 3 ch.
7th row: Sl. st. to center of shell, ch. 3, 1 t. in same st., ch. 2, 2 t. in same place to form shell ch. 6, shell in center of next shell and repeat.
8th row: Sl. st. to center of shell, 2 s.c. in shell ch. 3, 1 s.c. over both the 7 ch. of sixth row and 6 ch. of seventh row, ch 3, 2 s.c. in shell repeat.
9th row: Ch. 3, 1 t. in s.c. 4 t. over 3 ch., t. in s. c., 4 t. over ch., 1 t. in each s.c., repeat, join.
10th row: Ch. 3, 3 t. in same st., holding last loop of each st. on needle, draw through all at once, ch 3, skip 3, 4 t. in next, holding last loop of each st. on needle, draw through all at once, repeat. (55 groups in all), join.
11th row: Ch. 3, 3 t. over ch., 2 t. in top of group, 3 t. over ch., 1 t. in top of group, 3 t. over ch., 1 t. in top of group, repeat and join.
l2th row: Ch 1, 11 s.c. in next 11 sts., ch, 4, 3 t. in fifth st., ch 4, 11 s.c. in next 11 sts., repeat to end of row.
l3th row 9 s.c. over 11 s.c., ch. 4, t. in last st. of ch. 4, 3 t. in 3 t., 1 t. in first st. of ch., ch 4, repeat.
14th row 7 s.c. over 9 s.c., ch. 4, t. in last st. of ch. 4, 2 t. in next 2 t., ch. 3, skip 1 t., 2 t. in next 2 t., 1 t. in first of next ch., ch. 4, repeat.
15th row 5 s.c. over 7 s.c., ch. 4, 1 t. in last of ch., 2 t. in next 2 t., ch. 3, t. over 3 ch., ch. 3, t. over same ch., ch. 3, 2 t. in last 2 t., 1 t. in first of ch. (hereafter called 3 t.), ch. 4, repeat.
l6th row: 3 s.c. over 5 s.c. ch. 4, 3 t., ch. 3, 1 t. over 3 ch., ch. 3, 1 t. over next ch., ch 3, 1 t. over same ch., ch. 3, 1 t. over next ch., ch. 3, 3 t., ch. 4, repeat.
17th row: 1 s.c. over 3 s.c., ch. 4, 3 t, , ch 3, 1 t. over ch. ch. 3, 1 t. over next ch., ch. 3, 1 t. over next ch., ch. 3, 1 t. over same ch., ch. 3, 1 t. over next ch., ch. 3, 1 t. over next ch., ch. 3, 3 t., ch. 4, repeat.
18th row: Ch. 3, 3 t. in next 3 t., 3 t. over 3 ch., t. in t., ch 4 to form picot, repeat around, making 3 picots in each scallop (one in center and one at each side).
17th row: 1 s.c. over 3 s.c., ch. 4, 3 t, , ch 3, 1 t. over ch. ch. 3, 1 t. over next ch., ch. 3, 1 t. over next ch., ch. 3, 1 t. over same ch., ch. 3, 1 t. over next ch., ch. 3, 1 t. over next ch., ch. 3, 3 t., ch. 4, repeat.
18th row: Ch. 3, 3 t. in next 3 t., 3 t. over 3 ch., t. in t., ch 4 to form picot, repeat around, making 3 picots in each scallop (one in center and one at each side).
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Queen Anne's Lace Doily in Progress
A friend of mine loves Queen Anne's Lace. She has a sentimental attachment from her childhood in Indiana.
So I am making a Queen Anne's Lace Doily for her birthday. Here it is completed through round 13:
This is how it will look when complete:
Worked with size 30 thread and a #10 hook it is 17 inches in diameter. I am using size 20 thread and a #9 hook, it will probably be about 20" when blocked. (My friend likes bigger doilies.)
This is an extremely easy pattern and rather repetitious. It only has a few stitches: chain, single and various trebles. It would be a great practice piece for someone who would like to try thread crochet and work with trebles. It is definitely not challenging work!
+ + + UPDATE + + +
To those who enquired about the pattern, it is posted at momsloveofcrochet.com.
I am not using that website for my pattern, I'm working from a photo of the pattern in a vintage booklet. I will search for this pattern in my collection and make a nice scan. (For the purists.) :-)
This is how it will look when complete:
Worked with size 30 thread and a #10 hook it is 17 inches in diameter. I am using size 20 thread and a #9 hook, it will probably be about 20" when blocked. (My friend likes bigger doilies.)
This is an extremely easy pattern and rather repetitious. It only has a few stitches: chain, single and various trebles. It would be a great practice piece for someone who would like to try thread crochet and work with trebles. It is definitely not challenging work!
+ + + UPDATE + + +
To those who enquired about the pattern, it is posted at momsloveofcrochet.com.
I am not using that website for my pattern, I'm working from a photo of the pattern in a vintage booklet. I will search for this pattern in my collection and make a nice scan. (For the purists.) :-)
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