by 👉 US crochet terms
👉 Explained very slowly, clearly, and with many words
👉 Suitable for runner, blouse, tunic, shawl, scarf, table cover, and more
This pattern looks very stylish and elegant, but do not worry 💛
It is made using basic stitches, repeated in a calm and logical way.
If you know chain (ch) and double crochet (dc), you can do this 🌸
🧶 MATERIALS (BEGINNER FRIENDLY)
Please choose light-colored yarn so stitches are easy to see.
- Yarn:
- Sport (No.2) or DK (No.3)
- Cotton or cotton blend (best for blouse & runner)
- Crochet hook: 3.0 – 4.0 mm
- Scissors
- Yarn needle
📘 BASIC CROCHET ABBREVIATIONS (US TERMS)
Keep this list next to you while working:
- ch = chain
- sl st = slip stitch
- sc = single crochet
- dc = double crochet
- sp = space
- ch-sp = chain space
- rep = repeat
📌 VERY IMPORTANT NOTES FOR BEGINNERS (PLEASE READ)
- Work slowly and calmly
- Always count your stitches and chain spaces
- This pattern grows row by row
- Most beauty comes from chains + dc
- If fabric curls → use bigger hook
- If fabric waves → use smaller hook
Do not worry if your first rows look imperfect 🌷
Crochet improves with practice.
📏 WHAT CAN YOU MAKE WITH THIS PATTERN?
✔ Table runner
✔ Summer blouse or tunic
✔ Shawl or scarf
✔ Bed runner
✔ Curtain panel
🔗 FOUNDATION CHAIN
This pattern works in rows.
👉 Chain a multiple of 4 + 2
Examples:
- Small sample: ch 34
- Runner: ch 122
- Blouse panel: chain as wide as needed
🟢 ROW 1 – BASE ROW (SETTING THE PATTERN)
This row prepares the foundation.
- Dc in the 4th chain from hook
(the skipped chains count as first dc) - Ch 1, skip 1 chain, dc in next chain
- Repeat * to * across
- Dc in the last chain
- Ch 3, turn
✅ You now have dc stitches with chain-1 spaces
🟡 ROW 2 – CREATE SOFT LACE STRUCTURE
- Dc in first dc
- Ch 2, skip next dc, dc in next dc
- Repeat across
- Dc in last dc
- Ch 3, turn
✨ Pattern starts opening beautifully
🟡 ROW 3 – FORM DECORATIVE FANS
This row gives the stylish look.
- In first dc work: (2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc)
- Skip next ch-2 space, in next dc work (2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc)
- Repeat across
- Ch 3, turn
🌸 These are elegant fan shapes
🟡 ROW 4 – BALANCE AND ALIGN
- Dc in first dc
- Ch 1, dc in next dc
- Repeat across
- Ch 3, turn
This row keeps the fabric straight and neat.
🟡 ROW 5 – EXTEND THE STYLE
- Dc in first dc
- Ch 2, skip 1 dc, dc in next dc
- Repeat across
- Ch 3, turn
🔁 PATTERN REPEAT
For the full design:
👉 Repeat Rows 3, 4, and 5
- Continue repeating until desired length
- This is what makes it multi-purpose
✨ OPTIONAL EDGE (BEGINNER SAFE)
Simple Clean Edge
- Sc evenly around
- Corners: (sc, ch 2, sc)
Decorative Picot Edge
- Sc, ch 3, sl st into same stitch
- Repeat around
🪡 BLOCKING (VERY IMPORTANT FOR STYLE)
Blocking makes this pattern look professional.
- Lightly wet or steam
- Gently stretch straight
- Pin edges if possible
- Let dry completely
🌟 Do not skip this step
👗 HOW TO USE THIS PATTERN
✔ Runner
- Crochet long rectangle
- Add border around edges
✔ Blouse / Tunic
- Crochet two panels
- Join shoulders and sides
- Add neckline and sleeves
✔ Shawl
- Make wide rectangle
- Add tassels if desired
🌸 BEGINNER TIPS (PLEASE READ CAREFULLY)
- Count stitches every row
- Use stitch markers if needed
- Practice with small sample first
- Light yarn = easier learning
- Your first project does not need to be perfect 💕
🌈 EASY VARIATIONS
- More open lace → add extra chains
- Denser fabric → reduce chains
- Bigger fans → add more dc
- Color change → every 2 or 3 rows
❤️ YOU CAN DO THIS
This pattern looks very stylish and advanced, but it is made only with:
- Chain
- Double crochet
- Simple repeats
That means beginners can absolutely succeed 🌷
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