I was asked to make a shawl using the
same pattern as my friends grandmother made a wall hanging of 99
years ago.. this is what I came up with..
Our Lady Guadalupe Filet Shawl
This pattern can be used
with any yarn and corresponding hook size, if you choose to use thread
I would recommend doubling the thread to keep a wearable size.
I used a worsted weight
yarn and H / 5.00mm hook
1200 yards of Yarn Bee's
Rose Bud
This pattern is
written using American terms.
Ch 293
1 ) dc in fifth ch from
hook, *ch1, skip 1, dc in next st, * repeat to end 145 mesh spaces
2 ) ch1, skip the first
stitch at base of ch 1 just made, slip stitch into ch, slip stitch
into dc ( counts as decrease at start of row ), ch 4, dc into next
dc, *ch 1, dc into next dc* repeat to last mesh sp, do not work last
mesh space ( counts as the decrease at the end of row )
Continue to decrease as established while working chart.
Stitch Key
ch =
chain
dc = double crochet
Blocks
block = dc in ch 1 sp dc
in dc
block over block + dc in
each dc
mesh spaces = ch 1, skip
ch sp dc in dc
mesh over block = ch 1,
skip next dc, dc in dc
Tips
Places marker in center
mesh space
Count...
each row.. each set of
blocks...
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