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QA LaceQueen Anne's Lace
Redesigned by:  Catherine Hines
Website: Catherines Crafts

This beautiful and dainty tablecloth in one of my on-going projects. I am using a size 30, cream colour, crochet thread (for that soft, instant antique look) and the motif is approx. 3¼ inches in diameter. It is surprisingly easy to crochet!

My original pattern consists of the following

Materials:  Clark's Big Ball Mercerized Crochet, size 20, 20 balls of with or ecru. Milward's steel crochet hook No. 8.

Gauge:  Each motif measures about 4¾ inches in diameter. Completed table cloth measures about 60x80 inches.

FIRST STRIP (First Motif):

Ch 6, join with sl st.

First Rnd:

Ch 6, *tr in ring, ch 2; repeat from * 6 times, ch 2, join to 4th st of ch-6. (8 spaces)

2nd Rnd:

Ch 4, 4 tr in same place as sl st, *ch 2, 5 tr in next sp; repeat from * around; join last ch-2 to 4th st of ch-4.

3rd Rnd:

Ch 4, tr in same place as sl st, tr in next 4 tr, *tr in first ch of ch-2, ch 3, tr in next ch of same ch-2, tr in next 5 tr; repeat from * around; join last ch-3 to 4th st of ch-4; sl st in first tr of group.

4th Rnd:

Ch 4, tr in next 4 tr, working off together as for a cluster, *ch 4, 5 tr in next ch-3 sp, ch 4, skip first tr of next group, tr in next 5 tr, working off together as for a cluster; repeat from * around; join last ch-4 to tip of first cluster.

5th Rnd:

Ch 8, *skip first 3 ch of ch-4 tr in next ch, tr in next 5 tr, tr in first ch of next ch-4, ch 4 tr in tip of cluster, ch 4; repeat from * around; join to 4th st of ch-8.

6th Rnd:

*Ch 12, skip first tr of next group, tr in next 5 tr, working off together as for a cluster; ch 12, sc in the single tr between groups; repeat from * around; join last ch-12; break off. (16 loops)

SECOND MOTIF:

Work as for first motif to 5th Rnd included.

6th Rnd:

Ch 12, skip first tr of next group, tr in next 5 tr, working off together as for a cluster; ch 6, sl st in first ch-12 loop on first motif (always keep right side of work on top), ch 6, sc in next single tr on second motif, ch 6, st st in next ch-12 loop on first motif, ch 6, make a cluster back on second motif; complete this round as for first motif, with no more joinings. See sample

Make 11 more motifs, joining in same manner (6 ch-12 loops free on each side of joinings on each motif), thus making a strip of 13 motifs.

SECOND STRIP (First Motif):

Work as for second motif in first strip and join as before to first motif of first strip, leaving 2 ch 12-loops free on first motif (counting from joining of first two motifs).

SECOND MOTIF:

Work to 5th Rnd included.

6th Rnd:

Work as for 6th Rnd of previous motif, but join to the 3rd and 4th ch-12 loops ( counting from joining) of second motif on first strip; then work 2 ch-12 loops back on motif in work, join to 3rd and 4th ch-12 loops of first motif of second strip; complete rnd with no more joinings (2 ch-12 loops are left free on each motif, to be joined later to fill-in motif).

Work next 11 motifs of this strip thus, joining each motif to two adjacent motifs. Work 15 more strips.

FILL-IN MOTIF:

First Rnd:

Ch 8, tr in 8th ch from hook, ch 4, tr in same place, ch 4, tr in same place, ch 4, join to 4th ch of ch-8. (4 spaces)

2nd Rnd:

Ch 4, 6 tr in first sp, *ch 5, 7 tr in next sp; repeat from * around, ch 5, join to 4th st of ch-4; sl st in first tr.

3rd Rnd:

Ch 4, tr in next 4 tr, working off together as for a cluster, ch 5, join to first ch-12 loop of a large motif ( as large motifs were joined), *ch 5, sc in next ch-4 loop back on fill-in motif, ch 5, join to 2nd ch-12 loop of same large motif,ch 5, work a 5-tr cluster back on fill-in motif, ch 5, join to first ch-12 loop of next large motif; repeat from* around, fasten off.

EDGING:

Attach Thread to joining point between any two large motifs. *7 sc in first loop of next motif; in each remaining loop of same motif make sc, half dc, 5 dc, 4 tr, 5 dc, half dc, sc; 7 sc in last loop. Repeat from * all around tablecloth.

The above pattern is being used in this site by the consent of owner of the pattern.  If you like this pattern and you would like to see more of Catherine Hines's work, please visit her web site at Catherines Crafts for more creative patterns.

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