Select from 9 types of crochet doilies to hook up for your home decor. Maybe put it in a picture frame. Free patterns.
Lovely Lace Doily Table Runner
The Crochet Lovely Lace Doily Runner is a combination of 15 doilies put together using Aunt Lydia's Thread. There are technically 7 different designs within this table runner and sewn together. You can use them individually as well.
You are looking at officially seven doilies. The smaller doilies have extra of the same design in a different colour.
For myself, I struggle with US 5 or 1.7 mm hook size as it's for a thread. My hands can't hold such a small hook and my eyes with the thin yarn is too much for me to handle. However, I would increase my hook size to possibly 3.75 / F Hook and use Patons Grace, that is thicker. It's mercerized cotton.
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Here are all the motifs, do you see that some of them are the exact same but a different colour?
Wisteria Crochet Doily
The Crochet Wisteria Doily is pretty straight format and a crochet diagram is provided with the free pattern to give it a try.
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Crochet Affinity Doily
The Crochet Affinity Doily is a classic design and pretty much timeless. It's beautifully done and could be something you cherish in your own home.
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Fabiola says
I would Love to have this pattern!
Mikey says
The link is working on the web page. It's a BLUE BUTTON. 😀
Sarah says
Yes! I would love to make this!
Jennifer H says
Yes, yes, yes!!! If you have the time and interest I’d love to see this project in a video. I’m not the best at reading patterns and have always wanted to crochet doilies and use them as wall decor.
Colleen Hirsch says
Yes! Yes! Yes!
Have been looking for some great doilies for a friend and these would be perfect! Looking forward to the tutorials! Thanks Mikey <3
Joyce says
I am going to make this and would LOVE a tutorial please.
Nancy MacDonald says
Yes please do tutorials I love love love doing doilies but just starting to read patterns
TOSHIA McMILLION says
Would love to have a tutorial.
Tammy says
Yes, yes, yes!
Sylvia says
I've been trying this on my own. The pattern has many mistakes and some instructions are confusing. A video tutorial would definetly help.
Thanks! 🙂
Mikey says
I'll talk to yarnspirations. if there are many mistakes like you are saying, a video tutorial would be pointless. I will see if they have a list of all of the mistakes that can be corrected. Thanks for letting me know, I was planning on filming this but now I will pause and revisit this in the future, possibly next year.
Sylvia says
Example: Doily # 3 just stops after round 5. ?
Mikey says
Sounds like to me I just need to skip this as a tutorial. Thanks for letting me know.
Ginette says
I would love to see it! And I would definitely give the pattern a go!
Love your tutorials!
Kirsty says
I love the idea of making doilies, but have a really hard time when I go to make one. So a tutorial on these gorgeous doilies sounds perfect.
Pam says
Love this! Very much interested. Your tutorials and diagrams make all the patterns doable! Thank you so much! ?
Arlene Mason says
I am very excited about this project! You have, again, read my mind. A video is a good idea, I would use it as a reference though. I prefer charts and the pattern. Complicated projects are best with all three, in my oppinon.
Serena Young says
I would love to see this filmed.
Susan Hicks says
I would be very interested. I enjoy projects like this to change it up for awhile and also like to challenge myself ?
Elsie says
I would love to see a tutorial. I really enjoy making dolly’s.
Kristina says
I'm liking this idea, although I'd probably change it up a bit. I'm not at all intimidated by written patterns but I'd watch a tutorial to get your take on it. Your advice is always spot on.
Shirley Payne says
Yes I would use a tutorial..I can “usually” crochet the doilies BUT the connecting throws me! Thanks for all you do!
Sylvia says
I would love to see this as a tutorial. It's exactly what I have been looking for.
Diane L Gibson says
I would love a tutorial. I struggle with doilies and have wanted to do a table runner similar to this one.
Cheryl Sweat says
Would love to see this "filmed up" and yes, definitely I'd use the tutorials. So exciting!!!
Tina L Roth says
I would love to make this! Have been hoping for a tutorial for a doily table runner for a while now. I like how they are connected.
Katrina says
Yes please!
Deb Kowalevsky says
Hi... yes I would live to make table runner... this can work for any season just by changing yarn color... also can go on coffe table, my dresser... exciting! Deb in Calgary Alberta Canada
Angela Charles says
I'd go for a written pattern, personally. I find switching focus from screen to work difficult, plus having to tap to pause while I translate what I've seen into actual crochet needs an extra hand! With a written pattern, I can read as far as I can remember and then do, and read again if I forget something, rather than having to rewind.
Sylvia Gross says
There is a written pattern. It's even mentioned in this post. ?
Just click the link: "Crochet Lovely Lace Doily Runner" up on the top.
Alice says
This project would interest me very much! I would like it better if there was more of a connection between the doilies to make the project a cohesive whole. Using the clones knot or other way of using Irish crochet to connect them together would be nice. I am not contradicting the designer though. The person did an excellent job with the project!
Lori says
I’ve been trying to work on something similar but it’s not working out! I would love to see a tutorial please.