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Bed of Roses
Filet Throw
DE S I GNE D B Y GLENDA WI NKLEMAN
From March 2004 Crochet! magazine, Pages 22, 23 and 42, Copyright 2004
Reproducing or transmitting this pattern by any means for any purpose other than for personal use constitutes a violation of copyright law.
FI NI SHED SI ZE
61 inches x 79
1
2 inches
MATERI ALS
60 oz. Med. Rose #3707
TLC Cotton Plus Art. E516 by
Coats & Clark or worsted yarn
Tapestry needle
F/3.75mm hook or hook size
needed to obtain gauge
GAUGE
9 dc = 2 inches; 2 dc rows =
1 inch.
BASI C STI TCHES
Ch, sl st, dc
NOTES
For mesh, ch 2, skip next 2 chs or
dc, dc in next dc.
For beginning mesh (beg mesh),
ch 5, skip next 2 chs, dc in
next dc.
For block, dc in next 2 chs or dc, dc
in next dc, or, dc in next 3 dc.
Work beg mesh at beginning of
each row.
Work odd-numbered graph rows
from right to left; work even-
numbered graph rows from left
to right.
LEFT PANEL
Row 1: Ch 53, dc in eighth ch from
hook, (ch 2, skip next 2 chs, dc in
next ch) across, turn. (17 dc, 16 ch
sps made)
Rows 232: Work according to
Left Panel graph on page 42
across, turn.
Rows 33157: Repeat rows 832
consecutively.
EDGI NG
Working around entire Panel, ch 5
(counts as rst dc and ch-2 sp), dc in
same st, 2 dc in each ch sp and dc
in each st across to last st, (dc, ch
2, dc) in last st; working in ends
of rows, 2 dc in rst row, 3 dc in
each row across to last row, 2 dc in
last row; working in starting ch on
opposite side of row 1, (dc, ch 2,
dc) in rst ch, dc in each ch and 2
dc in each ch sp across to last ch,
(dc, ch 2, dc) in last ch; working
in ends of rows, 2 dc in rst row,
3 dc in each row across to last row,
2 dc in last row, join with sl st in
third ch of ch-5. Fasten off.
RI GHT PANEL
Row 1: Ch 53, dc in eighth ch from
hook, (ch 2, skip next 2 chs, dc in
next ch) across, turn. (17 dc, 16 ch
sps made)
Rows 232: Work according to
Right Panel graph on page 42,
across, turn.
Rows 33157: Repeat rows 832
consecutively.
EDGI NG
Work same as Left Panel Edging.
CENTER PANEL
Row 1: Ch 167, dc in eighth ch from
hook, (ch 2, skip next 2 chs, dc in
next ch) across, turn. (55 dc, 54
ch sps made)
Rows 2157: Work according to
Center Panel graph on page 42
across, turn.
EDGI NG
Work same as Left Panel Edging.
Matching sts, sew Left Panel to right
edge of Center Panel.
Matching sts, sew Right Panel to left
edge of Center Panel.
You, too, can sleep in a sweet bed of roses
with this romantic rose-colored treasure,
which has delicate climbing roses worked
in let to complete the theme.
Filet Crochet:
A Vintage
Technique
Filet crochet is created by
forming a mesh fabric in a square
or diamond motif. Some of the
squares are left open and some
are filled to create the shadow-
type design. It is the crochet
adaptation of one of the oldest
forms of lace, called lacis or
filet guipure, known as early as
the l4th century. The original filet
lace was a form of embroidery
worked with a needle on a net
background.
Filet has been popular with
crocheters for many years and
probably was at its peak during
the 1920s, when tablecloths,
bedspreads, doilies and many
womens lingerie pieces were
the height of fashion. Filet
crochet yokes for nightgowns
and edgings for lingerie were
especially popular.
Because it imitated lace, filet
crochet has been traditionally
done in white. To update the look
for todays decorating palette,
we have used color to achieve a
whole new look.
From March 2004 Crochet! magazine, Pages 22, 23 and 42, Copyright 2004
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