Moonpetals

This doily has 21 rounds. The finished size is 11" in diameter.
size 10 cotton crochet thread, 100 yards
1.75 mm hook
yarn needle for weaving in ends

Stitch Abbreviations


sl st- slip stitch

st- stitch

ch- chain

yo- yarn over

beg- beginning

sc- single crochet

hdc- half double crochet

dc- double crochet


tr- treble crochet


Special Stitches



beg puff stitch- with 1 loop loosely on hook, (yo, insert hook in same st and pull up a loop) 3 times, yo and pull through all 7 loops on hook, ch 1.

puff stitch- yo, insert hook into st indicated and pull up a loop, (yo, insert hook into same st and pull up a loop) twice (there should be 7 loops), yo and pull through 6 loops on hook, yo and pull through last 2 loops on hook.

picot- ch 3, sl st in third ch from the hook.

decrease- keeping last loop of each dc on the hook, dc in next 2 dc, yo and pull through all 3 loops on the hook.


cluster- ch 3, dc in third ch from the hook.




Pattern Notes


[ ] - work enclosed instructions the amount of times indicated, or work enclosed instructions in the stitch or space indicated. - repeat the following instructions the amount of times indicated. ( ) - Enclose additional information and the number of stitches you will have at the end of a round.

Ch 4, sl st in the fourth ch from the hook to make a ring.


Round 1- ch 3 (counts as first dc), 11 dc in ring, sl sto to third ch of first dc.  (12 dc)


Round 2- beg puff stitch in same st, ch 2, [puff stitch, ch 2] around, sl st to top of beg puff stitch.  (12 puff stitches, 12 ch-2 spaces)


Round 3- ch 1, sc in same st, [dc, ch 3, dc] in next space, ♦ sc in next puff stitch, [dc, ch 3, dc] in next space, repeat from ♦ around, sl st in first sc.  (12 sc, 24 dc, 12 ch-3 spaces)

Round 4- beg puff stitch in same st, ch 3, sc in next space, ch 3, [puff stitch in next sc, ch 3, sc in next space, ch 3] around, sl st to top of beg puff stitch.  (12 puff stitches, 24 ch-3 spaces, 12 sc)


Round 5- ch 1, sc in same st, sc in next space, ch 5, sc in next space, [sc in next puff stitch, sc in next space, ch 5, sc in next space] around, sl st to first sc.  (36 sc, 12 ch-5 spaces)


Round 6- ch 6 (counts as first dc and ch-3 space), dc in same st, [sc, picot. sc] in next space, ♦ sk next sc, [dc, ch 3, dc] in next sc, [sc, picot, sc] in next space, repeat from ♦ around, sl st to third ch of first dc.  (24 dc, 12 ch-3 spaces, 24 sc, 12 picots)


Round 7- sl sto to center ch of next space, ch 1, sc in same st, ch 9, [sc in next space, ch 9] around, sl st to first sc.  (12 sc, 12 ch-9 spaces)


Round 8- sl st in next 4 ch of next space, ch 1, sc in same st, [sc, ch 2, sc] in next ch, sc in next ch, ch 7, ♦ sk next 3 ch of next space, sc in next ch, [sc, ch 2, sc] in next ch, sc in next ch, ch 7, repeat from ♦ around, sl st to first sc.  (48 sc, 12 ch-2 spaces, 12 ch-7 spaces)


Round 9- sl st in next sc and in next space, ch 1, sc in same space, ch 5, sk next 3 ch of next ch-7 space, [sc, ch 3, sc] in next ch, ch 5, sc in next ch-2 space, ch 5, sk next 3 ch of next ch-7 space, [sc, ch 3, sc] in next ch, ch 5, repeat from around, sl st to first sc. (24 ch-5 spaces, 36 sc, 12 ch-3 spaces)


Round 10- sl st to center ch of next space, ch 1, sc in same space, 7 dc in next ch-3 space, sc in next ch-5 space, [ch 5, sc in next ch-5 space, 7 dc in next ch-3 space, sc in next ch-5 space] around, ch 2, dc in first sc to make last ch-5 space.  (24 sc, 84 dc, 12 ch-5 spaces)


Round 11- ch 1, sc in same space, dc in next dc, [ch 2, dc in next dc] 6 times,  ♦ sc in next space dc in next dc, [ch 2, dc in next dc] 6 times, repeat from ♦ around, sl st to first sc.  (12 sc, 84 dc, 72 ch-2 spaces)


Round 12- sl st in next dc, ch 1, sc in same st, [ch 3, sc in next dc] 6 times, ♦ sc in next dc, [ch 3, sc in next dc] 6 times, repeat from ♦ around, sl st to first sc.   (84 sc, 72 ch-3 spaces)


Round 13- sl st to center ch of next space, ch 1, sc in same space, [ch 3, sc in next space] 5 times, ♦ sc in next space, [ch 3, sc in next space] 5 times, repeat from ♦ around, sl st to first sc.  (72 sc, 60 ch-3 spaces)


Round 14- ch 3 (counts as first dc), sc in next space, [ch 3, sc in next space] 4 times, dc in next sc, ♦ ch 3, dc in next sc, sc in next space, [ch 3, sc in next space] 4 times, dc in next sc, repeat from ♦ around, ch 1, hdc in third ch of first dc.  (24 dc, 60 sc, 60 ch-3 spaces)


Round 15- ch 1, sc in same space, ch 3, dc in next dc (same st as hdc of round 14), sc in next space, [ch 3, sc in next space] 3 times, dc in next dc, ch 3, ♦ sc in next space, ch 3, dc in next dc, sc in next space, [ch 3, sc in next space] 3 times, dc in next dc, ch 3, repeat from ♦ around, sl st to first sc.  (60 sc, 60 ch-3 spaces, 24 dc)


Round 16- ch 6 (counts as first dc and ch-3 space), dc in same st, ch 3, dc in next dc, sc in next space, [ch 3, sc in next space] twice, dc in next dc, ch 3, ♦ [dc, ch 3, dc] in next sc, ch 3, dc in next dc, sc in next space, [ch 3, sc in next space] twice, dc in next dc, ch 3, repeat from ♦ around, sl st to third ch of first dc.  (48 dc, 60 ch-3 spaces, 36 sc)


Round 17- sl st in next space, ch 4 (counts as first tr), 8 tr in same space, ch 3, dc in next dc, sc in next space, ch 3, sc in next space, dc in next dc, ch 3, ♦ sk next space, 9 tr in next space, ch 3, dc in next dc, sc in next space, ch 3, sc in next space, dc in next dc, ch 3, repeat from ♦ around, sl st to fourth ch of first tr.  (108 tr, 24 dc, 36 ch-3 spaces, 24 sc)


Round 18- ch 4 (counts as first dc and ch-1 space), dc in next tr, [ch 1, dc in next tr] 7 times, ch 3, dc in next dc, sc in next space, dc in next dc, ch 3, ♦ dc in next tr,  [ch 1, dc in next tr] 8 times, ch 3, dc in next dc, sc in next space, dc in next dc, ch 3, repeat from ♦ around, sl st to third ch of first dc.  (132 dc, 96 ch-1 spaces, 24 ch-3 spaces, 12 sc)


Round 19- ch 5 (counts as first dc and ch-2 space), dc in next dc, [ch 2, dc in next dc] 7 times, ch 3, decrease, ch 3, ♦ dc in next dc,  [ch 2, dc in next dc] 8 times, ch 3, decrease, ch 3, repeat from ♦ around, sl st to third ch of first dc.  (108 dc, 96 ch-2 spaces, 24 ch-3 spaces, 12 decreases)


Round 20- ch 7 (counts as first tr and ch-3 space), tr in next dc, [ch 3, tr in next dc] 7 times, ♦ sk next decrease, tr in next dc, [ch 3, tr in next dc] 8 times, repeat from ♦ around, sl st to fourth ch of first tr.  (108 tr, 96 ch-3 spaces)


Round 21- ch 1, sc in same st, ch 3, sc in next tr, cluster, [dc in next tr, cluster] twice, [dc, cluster, picot, cluster, dc] in next tr, cluster, [dc in next tr, cluster] twice, sc in next tr, ch 3, sc in next tr, ♦ sc in next tr, ch 3, sc in next tr, cluster, [dc in next tr, cluster] twice, [dc, cluster, picot, cluster, dc] in next tr, cluster, [dc in next tr, cluster] twice, sc in next tr, ch 3, sc in next tr, repeat from ♦ around, sl st to first sc, fasten off and weave in ends.  (48 sc, 24 ch-3 spaces, 96 clusters, 72 dc, 12 picots)

It is optional but recommended to block your finished piece.  Fill a bowl with water and add some liquid starch if you prefer the doily to be lightly stiffened.  Soak the doily and gently press out any excess liquid, being careful not to pull or twist on the stitches.  Lay it flat on a blocking mat and pin the doily working from the center out to the edges.  Allow the doily to dry completely before removing the pins.


This pattern is by Julia Hart of Draiguna. Feel free to link to this pattern but please do not reprint it on your site. You can sell the items made from this pattern. Please credit me as the designer, Julia Hart of Draiguna, link to my etsy shop- draiguna.etsy.com, or to my blog- www.draiguna.com. Please do not claim this pattern as your own, sell, or distribute it. This includes making charts, graphs, or videos. Thank you!

© 2018 Draiguna

85 comments:

  1. Beautiful pattern. Thank you for sharing your work

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  2. Thank you for sharing your lovely designs. Absolutely incredible.

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  3. Thank you for sharing your pattern. I started on it this morning. It is a gift for my aunt.

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  4. Hank you for sharing your beautiful pattern for a doily. Love it!

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  5. Beautiful
    Thankyou for your lovely patterns

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  6. Lovely,I can't wait to start this. Thank you so much!

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  7. I was doing good til about round 9, then got confused 😖

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    1. That's where I got hung up, too. There is no "space" after that first single crochet. I wish there were pictures, here, to help. There's only a picture of the finished doily and it's difficult at times to figure out just where everything goes. This is such a pretty doily, but I feel there's a mistake on round 9 instructions. Did you ever figure it out?

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    2. There is that chain 2 'space'.

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  8. I finished round 9 and im confused at 10....i feel like im missing something before the 7dc in The 3 chain space...should there be a ch 5 before that?

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  9. I'm on round 18 . . . getting there! This is my first doily attempt and thus far it's been much better than I anticipated. After row 13 I've had to frog every row after finishing it because I missed something - usually the dc in the dc. I'm coming to find doilies to be Very good practice for following instructions and suppressing impulse as I like to jump ahead, thinking I already know the answer. It's been a lesson in patience. :D

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    1. 20190719: It's done! That last row was like a 4th of July fireworks finale, whew! My arthritis is still plaguing me today, but it was worth it. I can now add "doily" to my repertoire.

      I'm not sure what the confusion is with row 10 that was mentioned in two other posts. I didn't have any issues until about row 13 when I started thinking I knew what was going on before Fully reading the row instructions. I'm going to make another one for my mother (after I give my thumb a rest) and if I come across something funky I'll be sure to mention it and how I got through it.

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  10. Thank you for your beautiful designs! I have made Moonpetals 3 times in ecru as gifts and Dawnglow for my best friends wedding in burgundy. My Mom actually requested it again for Christmas she loves the design so much! I'm super excited to try your other patterns. I bought a jumbo skein of ecru thread and some new colors too. Thanks again. You got me to stretch my crochet skills!

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  11. Спасибо за то что делитесь своим мастерством!!! Восхиьительная работа!!!

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  12. Great pattern but im stuck at row 15 because I don't understand what you mean by "dc in next dc" since the next dc is really far away

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    1. I just got to row 15 and am wondering this same thing!

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    2. figured it out~! "ch 1, sc in same space, ch 3, dc in next dc (same st as hdc of round 14)," -> I put the sc in that 'space' with the hdc, then chained 3 and put the dc in the same chain stitch as the hdc. I think the first sc was confusing me, as well as the 'next dc' since I'd think of it more as the same one instead.

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    3. I had the same probelm and had to do everything again and again, i finally understood, you're supposed to leave a space and dc in the next dc. if that makes sense-

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  13. I am so confused about how to start row 8! Can anyone help?

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    1. Hi, for Round 8-
      1) sl st in next 4 ch of next space. This has you slip stitch in the first 4 chains so that you work to the center of the chains. This is 4 slip stitches total.

      2) ch 1, sc in same st. This is also in the 4th chain.

      3) [sc, ch 2, sc] in next ch. This is the 5th chain.

      4) sc in next ch. this is the 6th chain.

      So it creates a sc in the 4th ch, then a sc, ch 2, sc in the 5th ch, then an sc in the 6th ch.

      I hope this helps, I know the detail can get confusing!

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  14. round 9 confused the heck out of me ��

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    1. That's where I'm stuck, too. Did you ever figure it out?

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  15. ohh please can anyone help me with the start of row 16?? I do what is written but then the first dc, ch 3,(ch 6) dc are not where they should be above..

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    1. Did you figure it out? It's been over a year since I finished mine, but I recall having to frog every round after the 13th because I Thought I knew the pattern but then discovered she threw a curve ball into the mix. I remember going stitch-by-stitch more than once trying to figure out the pattern error only to find Every Time it was my own error. I'm dead serious when I say I cussed at the pattern more than a few times and each time I ended up mentally apologizing because it was me who was wrong. :p

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    2. I had a lot of trouble with this pattern as well. I made so many mistakes, but it wasn't very clear in some of the instructions. It left a lot to be figured out on your own.

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  16. I am on round 7 what does sl sto mean? Is this a typo and should just be a slip stitch?

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    1. Do the same thing you did on Round 1 - it's there as well. :) It's been over a year since I did the pattern and I don't recall getting hung up on sl sto so I probably read it as sl st and went on with the round.

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  17. What does the decrease in row 19 means? How do you make that decrease? Thank you in asvance ❤❤❤

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    1. I have the same problem! Did you find a solution?
      Otherwise I find it a great pattern! I have to remind myself to work very precise, the it works out great!

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    2. decrease- keeping last loop of each dc on the hook, dc in next 2 dc, yo and pull through all 3 loops on the hook.

      It's in the special instructions. The picot is as well - you'll need that information at the end.

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    3. I tried to respond to this back in January but it wasn't allowing me to post. Trying again:

      decrease- keeping last loop of each dc on the hook, dc in next 2 dc, yo and pull through all 3 loops on the hook.

      It's in the special instructions. The picot is as well - you'll need that information at the end.

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  18. Help! Can someone please help me understand round 15. Dc in next dc? There is only one! Ughhh so frustrated and I can’t seem to get past it

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    1. Please disregard... I found out my mistake, I didn’t do the SECOND dc in row 14! Ughhhh. Putting it down and will pick up tomorrow.

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  19. Sure do wish there were a video tutorial just learning and this sure would help

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  20. I need the pattern of moonpetal with more rows pls

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  21. Qualcuno può spiegarmi meglio il giro 21? Grazie

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  22. Beautiful design and well-written pattern. Thank you!!

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  23. This is a gorgeous pattern. I have had a little bit of trouble and currently stuck on row 15. Would love a video of this pattern and would be happy to pay for a video.

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    1. I can't say that I've ever seen her reply to comments (likely too busy designing!). What I found is every time I got stuck it was because I'd assumed I knew what the repeat was and she threw a curve ball. I had to follow her pattern exactly to get it to work, but I did get there eventually! Good luck. :) I know I've posted replies to some folks up higher and I'm almost Sure that row 15 is usually the culprit. Keep working on it - it's so satisfying to conquer this pattern!

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    2. In fact, if you look up a few posts, Mikki was also stuck on row 15, lol. It's a booger of a row! Here's what Mikki said, "Please disregard... I found out my mistake, I didn’t do the SECOND dc in row 14! Ughhhh. Putting it down and will pick up tomorrow."

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  24. Thanks for sharing your beautiful piece, will try it.

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  25. Beautiful pattern. Since I am more of a visual person, I made the graphic pattern. I'll be happy to send it to you in case you're interested in having it. Please let me know.

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    1. I wish I could make charts! I try, but I rarely get things to line up. What a wonderful talent to have. :) If she doesn't respond, perhaps you'd consider posting the chart to Pinterest or Ravelry. I've done that with patterns for small sections that are tricky.

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    2. that's amazing that you've made the graphic pattern! Would you share? I have been trying to make this doily as a xmas gift for my mom and I've had to redo it so many times I'm near tears now lol

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    3. I'd LOVE a graphic pattern for this! I'm having trouble with the last row. I put this down for a couple of months halfway through the last row and now trying to come back to it I'm so confused! I should have just finished it when I was first working on it LOL
      And I'd give anything for a video tutorial. At least of just the last row. Anybody willing to do that for me privately? You can send it to my email and I will not publish it. fiji4ward@gmail.com.Thank you!!

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    4. May I ask that you also send me the graph? I haven't started yet, but looking at the comments it looks like I'm going to need it. I am also more of a visual learner. If possible, could you please send it to marlet.bester@gmail.com
      I would really really appreciate it. I want to make this for my mother as a birthday gift.

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  26. That's a good idea, but since it is her pattern I wouldn't like to interfere. Or maybe if I tag her in the pattern?

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    1. As long as you link back to her you'd be safe from offense. :) You're not claiming it as your own, nor rewriting it; only embellishing for ease of use so more people can enjoy making this. I've seen numerous requests for a chart in the comments. When I was using Ravelry I would repost difficult sections and give a step-by-step instruction on how to work through those. Same on Pinterest. There are also people who make tutorial videos of patterns they didn't write. One day when I retire that's what I want to do to fill my days - make tutorials to help folks make the tougher items like some of the DROPs patterns.

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    2. Great idea, thanks! I'll do that. I'm finishing the last row and I'll post it. :o)))

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    3. Is a visual of this pattern still available through you? Would love to receive it!

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  27. I'm about to start on my attempt. Hopefully it will go well, but I'm confident after reading all the helpful posts if I get stuck, someone - Trippet - will come to my rescue :) thanks for all the great comments.

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    1. ROFL! I will do my best! This was my first doily and thus it holds a special place in my heart and I kept my email subscription to the comments active. :) I want others to enjoy it, too!

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  28. Hello....This pattern is really awesome. Very well written pattern. M going to gift this. I m stuck at row 19. What does chain 3decrease chain 3 mean.Please help.

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    1. Here's the information on the decrease:

      decrease- keeping last loop of each dc on the hook, dc in next 2 dc, yo and pull through all 3 loops on the hook

      So you would ch 3, then you're going to dc in the next dc, pull through 2 loops but don't complete the dc, you'll have 2 loops on your hook, dc in the next dc, pull through 2 loops but don't complete the dc, you'll have 3 loops on your hook. Finally, pull through all 3 loops (the first loop is from your chain 3). I hope that helps! If not, look up dc3tog or dc2tog and you'll get the idea - lots of videos showing how to do it.

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  29. Thank you very much for the gorgeous pattern, also everybody comments to make it possible.

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  30. First doily... only been crocheting about 6 months. Was going great until I stumbled through 15, was attempting to start 16... and we'll like welp, this looks nice and round and a good place to end, lol! So glad to find these comments to see I'm not the only one. I'm not skilled enough to try to figure out what it's "supposed" to mean 😅 I'm happy with what I got😁

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    1. 6 months and already braving a doily like this?! Pat yourself on the back because that's incredible progress! Most of us got stuck on round 15 so kudos to you on that as well. Impressive!

      My guess is that something went off with the count on round 15. If you decide to pick it up again my suggestion would be to count your stitches in 15. You should have: (60 sc, 60 ch-3 spaces, 24 dc).

      Every time I struggled with a round it was because the previous round was fudged somehow on the count.

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  31. Does anyone have a diagram for this pattern? I am stuck on row 8. I love how beautiful it is looking, so far!

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    1. I don't think she does diagrams, and for someone else to do it would be a grey area with copyright infringement (for personal use = not a problem, distributing it without the creator's permission = problem).

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  32. Beautiful pattern! Is there any way to make it bigger?

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    1. Aside from using a larger hook and / or thicker yarn you could repeat rows. You would just have to do the math. For example, do a repeat and increase of the pineapples before finishing the triangular fan-like rounds.

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    2. Trippet, I've read through your incredibly helpful comments and was wondering if you might be able to assist me.

      I'm currently at row 14 and want to do a color change so that the interior row of pineapples is one color and the exterior is another. It's difficult to see the rows from the written pattern and photo, and no one ever posted a diagram, so I'm stuck either crocheting and frogging it to see where to change colors or just asking here! If you're still around, help/advice would be so greatly appreciated.

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    3. Did you ever figure out how to make it bigger? I’m wanting to make one but double the size this pattern makes. I thought maybe if I just increased the beginning of the circle that might work, but it’s starting to curl on me….so I’m not sure what I need to do to make it bigger.

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    4. anon from Feb 14- I'm still around, just uber busy. Color changes on doilies are something I haven't dared try, yet. I don't see a great way to do it on this one because of how the rounds build on one another to flesh out the design. If you're willingto carry yarn, or weave in a lot of tails, it could be done. me, I'd wait until the final few rounds because it would take atremendous amout of work, I think, to do it before then. When I get a moment to re-read the pattern, I can give a better answer.:)

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  33. Thank you, Trippet! I was actually hoping there were some examples of step by step. I see there are some, for the Arcanoweave. I was hoping there was something to show what it looks like, AND where to insert the hook. I am a leftie, so I am trying, but am having some difficulties. This is my first doily!

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    1. If I ever make it again (I'm in blanket Hades right now - they're So boring!) I'll take pictures as I go and then figure out how to post them so folks can see. This was my first doily as well! I'm not very good at following the bouncing ball (I usually amend any pattern I try) so this was a good challenge for me because if you don't follow her instructions to a 't' you're going to go astray and end up frogging.

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    2. I see you are still active here. Yay! I was wondering if you could help me with the last row. I am halfway through it but the last time I worked on this pattern was 6 months ago. Could you help me run through the repeat just once? Maybe even make a private video for just that little piece? I promise I won't post it anywhere. I just need to see how it's supposed to look. My email is fiji4ward@gmail.com. I can pay you even. I'm so close to being done that I don't want to give up.

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    3. I will try to help this weekend, if someone doesn't beat me to it. If I recall, that last row should be easy to explain.

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    4. Desire - I emailed you. :)

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    5. Thank you very much! I had to go back and review her instructions too. It's just hard to get back into a project after not touching it for months. You really helped me. And now I'm finally done! And it looks amazing! I couldn't have done it without you. Thank you very much!

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  34. can anyone explain the start of row 9??

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    1. sl st in next sc and in next space, ch 1, sc in same space

      So you're going to slip stitch into the first single crochet of the previous row, then slip stitch into the next single crochet, then you'll chain 1 and single crochet into that same single crochet (the second single crochet) from the previous row.

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    2. But then it says to ch 5 and sc in the next Ch2. It pulls the chain over too tightly causing a flaw. The rest of the pattern for the row asks you to count 3 Ch and sc next Ch. The beginning of row 9 is totes flawed. I’m stuck af

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    3. But doesn't that ruin the picot there, from Rnd 8?

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  35. Ok I swear it just magically changed. Never mind

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  36. Round 16 - Diamond should be before [dc next dc] ch 3.

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  37. Is there any where that has a video to watch? Or pictures? I’m hung up on row 8 and can not for the life of me figure out where I’m supposed to be starting.

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    1. No videos or pictures. Only others who have made the pattern. I'm pretty sure Draiguna is busy designing - I haven't seen her reply to any thus far. And that's okay! I'd rather her design and keep giving us magnificent patterns than pause to answer questions the rest of us can handle, lol.

      For row 8 you're going into the 4th chain of the first ch 9 from row 7.

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  38. Great pattern, thank you!

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  39. Shouldn't there be 9 dc in the 18th round rather than 8? There's clearly 9 on the photo if you count them.

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    1. There will be. Starting at the repeat you have:

      dc in next tr, [ch 1, dc in next tr] 8 times

      That first dc is 1, then you ch 1 and dc 8 times for a total of 9 dc and 8 ch 1.

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  40. Started on this, this morning. Making about 20 doilies for my youngest daughter's wedding.

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  41. What a wonderful pattern I will go back to again and again

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