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Here is another doily that I’m not sure whether I should keep or unravel it. As you can see in the picture, I didn’t cut off the thread yet.
I liked the original pattern and it was easy to crochet. But for some reason, it ruffled way too much. Usually a bit of ruffling is not a problem and a doily would straighten when blocked. I haven’t blocked this doily, but I am sure blocking wouldn’t solve the problem.
On the other hand, it does look unusual and somewhat cute.
The original pattern was from Panda Crochet. It’s called Small Exchange Doily (see in the list of free patterns) and it was very pretty in the original pattern. Too bad mine didn’t work out!
Unfortunately, the link to the pattern doesn't work anymore.
First of all, I want to thank you for your comments and replies regarding the previous doily. I decided to keep it!
And now I want to share my new pink beauty. I don’t have questions about this one. I love it!
The pattern was from Crochet World Magazine website. They have three patterns for lovely
pineapple doilies, and this is only one of them (I hope to make the other two as well). The doily in the pattern was done in yellow, but I picked pale pink for mine.
The doily has 15 rounds. I used size ten crochet cotton thread and my doily came out about ten inches in diameter.
Update: Unfortunately, the link to the pattern doesn't work anymore :(
A few weeks ago a picked up a roll of green and white multicolor crochet thread from a Goodwill store for only 49 cents. And out of that thread came this small doily.
I’m not sure if I should keep it or rip it. I think it would’ve looked much better in solid color. With the multicolor thread, the design is not very visible. But I can’t really think of anything this thread would work well for. Perhaps a bookmark?
I used a free pattern from the Internet. I added a few more rounds (by increasing the chain space by one in each consecutive round) because otherwise the doily was the size of a coaster.
Unfortunately, the link to the pattern doesn't work anymore.
I want to sincerely thank all of you who entered my giveaway. With the help of random.org, the winner is now known!
It is Mcobb10, who wrote in the comments: How beautiful! I would love to win this!
And so she did! Congratulations! (Mcobb10, I don't see a way to contact you, so please contact me. You can find my e-mail in my profile.)
If you really liked this doily but didn’t win, do not despair. It was fun for me to host this doily giveaway, and I do have a lot of doilies, so there will be other doily giveaways on Lacy Crochet in the future!
