Do you decorate your home for St Patrick’s Day? I
usually don’t, but this year will be different. My oldest son is four year
olds now, and he really enjoys all the holidays and festivities.
But being a frugal mom, I’m not rushing to the
store to buy St Patrick’s Day decorations. Instead, we will make them
ourselves. Cutting shamrock and clover leaves out of paper is easy and fun for kids, and
doesn’t cost anything.
In my stash of yarns and threads, I found a bit of
green cotton thread, just enough for a small doily. And here is what I produced
– a perfect small doily for St Patrick’s Day!
The doily pattern is called Four Leaf Clover and
was designed by Patrizia Pisani. Click here for the pattern.
I had a bit of trouble with those four overlapping
circles and had to try a few times. Also, in the pattern it says that single
crochets must be used to make those rings, but on the picture provided it looks
like double crochets were used. I tried single crochets, but it didn’t look
anything close to the picture. But when I used double crochets instead, it looked
identical to the picture. Perhaps, it was a typo in the pattern.
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adorable really cute... I might have to give it a try as well...
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Susan
It probably is a Europe pattern. Their single crochet is a double in American crochet.
ReplyDeletePerfect for St. Patrick's Day! The middle looks like Celtic knots. I love how enthusiastic children are about holidays. It makes it so fun! xoxo
ReplyDeleteHermosa y con mucha suerte con el trébol de cuatro hojas, aquí en Argentina hace poco se celebra ese día pero solo en la capital de Bs As. que yo sepa, me gusta que con tus manos te hagas tus propios adornos nada mejor besitos y a festejar !!!
ReplyDeleteSuch an interesting pattern ~ it turned out perfect!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing. Looking forward to making it, perfect for next month!
ReplyDeleteIt is so pretty, you did a great job.
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Meredith
It's very nice! I've never seen a doily like this before. It's very interesting :)
ReplyDeleteHi Olga!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty doily!! And the green is perfect for St. Patricks day.
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Lovely doily, the colour is great! Elisabeth x
ReplyDeletePerfect indeed !
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day !
Anna
This motif is very nice, will be great to crochet to Irlands technics.
ReplyDeleteNice pattern for St. Patricks day!
ReplyDeleteWow, nice pattern! Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day!
Miriam
www.tbezigebijtje.blogspot.com
Beautiful doily ! Nice color!
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