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Lace Edgings Crochet Pattern

If you have ever wanted to add lace to the edge of handkerchiefs or pillowcases and didn't know where to start, the Lace Edgings crochet pattern will help you out. Add the beautiful elegant crocheted lace edges featured in this crochet pattern to hankies, pillow cases, and more. You can even work the edgings in heavier threads or yarns to put on towels or receiving blankets. Anything that needs a pretty or lacy edging can benefit from one of the designs in this pattern. The crocheted edges shown in the sample are worked on lovely vintage inspired limited edition handkerchiefs by The LuRay Collection. The Lace Edgings set includes crochet patterns for the six gorgeous edges shown one hankies and a unique hankie pillowcase. The options for using these edging are endless. You can even use the crochet pattern to add a lace edging to the bottom of clothing, such as a skirt.

Lace Edgings Crochet Pattern includes crochet instructions for each of the edging shows. These intermediate crochet skill level designs will fit any size of handkerchief. Adjusting the patterns allows you to put an edging on virtually anything you want to finish off with lace. The samples use a size 10 crochet cotton, but you can make adjustments to use yarn of any weight. These edging are fun and quick to add to your items. Soon everything in your house will be finished off with a pretty crochet lace edge. Even a fleece blanket can get a lace edging if you use yarn instead of cotton thread.

Original Lace Edgings Crochet Pattern Design by Maggie Weldon

Skill Level Intermediate

Size Fits any size handkerchief.

For this pattern, you will need
Materials Size 10 Crochet Cotton; Approx 60 yd (54 m) per edging; Yarn Needle.

Crochet Hook Steel #10 (1.30 mm) and Steel #7 (1.65 mm) or sizes needed to obtain gauge.

Crochet Pattern Lace Edgings PA947R edition by Maggie Weldon Crafts Hobbies Home eBooks

I am on my second hankie using the blue pattern. I like the patterns in this book very much. I only need a few good patterns not hundreds. I would like the option to get this pattern in hard copy because I find it difficult to thread crochet while looking at a Kindle. I also would prefer the patterns to start at top of page with a photo or diagram. Yes, I am talking chapter breaks here for each pattern.

Product details File Size 695 KB Print Length 10 pages Publisher Maggie's Crochet (March 6, 2013) Publication Date March 6, 2013 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B00BQMNCD8

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Crochet Pattern Lace Edgings PA947R edition by Maggie Weldon Crafts Hobbies Home eBooks Reviews

While instructions are robust, there are only 10 pages in the whole book, 2 of which are photos of the cover! I would not recommend purchasing this book. you can get better for free on the internet.
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I am on my second hankie using the blue pattern. I like the patterns in this book very much. I only need a few good patterns not hundreds. I would like the option to get this pattern in hard copy because I find it difficult to thread crochet while looking at a . I also would prefer the patterns to start at top of page with a photo or diagram. Yes, I am talking chapter breaks here for each pattern.