Aunt Lydia's

Free Crochet Japanese Dahlia Doily Pattern

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This elaborate crochet doily is a showpiece in Aunt Lydia's Fashion Crochet.
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A pretty pattern of scallops radiates out from the center of this lovely crochet doily design. Stitched in a thicker size 3 thread from Aunt Lydia's Fashion Crochet, it won’t take as long as you might think to create this stunning piece of art. It's a wonderful doily in any solid shade that really shows off your stitchwork for all to admire!

  • Reviews & Ratings

    3.552

    Beautiful and fun

    Beautiful pattern. It might seem confusing at first since it's mostly worked around the stitches, but once you get the rhythm it becomes easy and pleasant. It's satisfying to see the progress. Suitable for intermediates and beginners wanting to try something new. I used 2.5mm yarn instead of 3mm.

    Lilya551
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    5
    Value of Product
    5
    • Beautiful and fun (Image 52067132)Beautiful pattern. It might seem confusing at first since it's mostly worked around the stitches, but once you get the rhythm it becomes easy and pleasant. It's satisfying to see the progress. Suitable for intermediates and beginners wanting to try something new. I used 2.5mm yarn instead of 3mm.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/4ed31e07-deee-52cd-9036-703730101e7b
    • Beautiful and fun (Image 52067133)Beautiful pattern. It might seem confusing at first since it's mostly worked around the stitches, but once you get the rhythm it becomes easy and pleasant. It's satisfying to see the progress. Suitable for intermediates and beginners wanting to try something new. I used 2.5mm yarn instead of 3mm.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/6d173622-3271-5a86-a929-1a775fc5eed4

    Confusing pattern

    I downloaded this pattern going to make a doily to enter at the fair and have a birthday gift for my aunt, but the directions seem to be lacking some basic information to help understand the directions. I've been crocheting for over 40 years but the directions for how to finish a round and start the next is confusing.

    Japanese Dahlia2511
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    2
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    5
    • The Japanese Dahlia Doily doesn’t join in a traditional slip stitch as most crochet patterns do. Let’s take a look at the ends of a few of the rounds: Round 1: “…join with ch 1, hdc in first sc (counts as last ch-3 space).” Round 2: “…join with ch 1, hdc in first sc.” —Rnd 1 and Rnd 2 each end with ch 1, hdc into first sc. Round 3: “…join with ch 2, hdc in first sc (counts as last ch-4 space).” —Rnd 3 ends with ch 2, hdc into first sc. To make the work a bit easier on you, we recommend using a small stitch marker on the first sc of the round as you work. Additionally, it would be helpful to use a highlighter on the join instructions for each round. Happy stitching!

      spinrite
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