A couple weeks ago, I made a post about how I added blue lacy trim to a handkerchief (you can see it here).
I thank you for your sweet comments and compliments on my work.
![handkerchiefs with lace](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhzHU7fTU-0oQBdZmgG9uNo3kPih_AO7-mdwyjr3i8WK-A_CTFFUmo1XVwk3HHd6uoowdJqRU4CyUzKBbSXdm1ZBz-imKdqxav8X4VwA_nr0U86AInie9N1c-L0aMCejepJW-u-2JNQ_e8/s576/lacy+hankerchief+edgings.jpg)
Today I want to share two more handkerchiefs with added crochet edgings. Again, I experimented and came up with the simple patterns myself.
![crochet lace](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi4ED5Hgqb_XdkIHycnqYvVv-k1AmUtlSVuxLuhaV2h5nWKfVc7ALYrSJ1ZNMaTAqXX1bJL_bdMH_IZl6les_JvElcM7lr-O8R1qus3Oasi2PviWWt8DtsKdpY10iJXvU4NUAK393XvHm8/s576/lacy+edgings.jpg)
There are only four rounds of crochet in each pattern. First, using a thin and sharp hook, I made a round of single crochets directly on the trim of the handkerchief. Then it was easy to add three more rounds of double crochets and chains.
I used DMC #8 pearl cotton.
![crochet lace pattern](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg2g-KSOyB_n1nGcQ2c8I0qy81h_W-zJu-4MaqjlgkgmMvW5qM8i1laBvh0JCGgvq3ncKVup5cmN0dT-n05FL_4LsXCrI-YYeMGnGmfMrThYL-cORUAHOFyzvnPrUzF1yn6-mQKgO7b3DI/s400/hankerchif+edging+pattern+3.jpg)
![crochet edging pattern](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjdOQ2rbwjzLSa4GcvMVH3jCN92iLdNrB6zav-dSIYN7SrD8wJKoMlklfI2pCKeF6h9zS1LV3Rm-rlXF8iwVaqUztiISy_QMU2kZl7wIgQM0dC8rFXxXMGrj0r8voms2nuM9v2ODAIDepc/s400/hankerchif+edging+pattern+2.jpg)
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