🧶 PATTERN OVERVIEW

This pattern:

is worked in rows
has a soft textured lace look
uses simple stitches only
grows easily in width and length
lies flat and drapes beautifully

Once you learn the repeat, it becomes very relaxing and fast.

📌 SKILL LEVEL

Beginner – Easy

🧵 MATERIALS

Yarn:
- Cotton for summer projects
- Acrylic or wool blend for blankets
Crochet hook:
- 3.5 mm – 4.5 mm (adjust for your yarn)
Scissors
Yarn needle

✂️ ABBREVIATIONS (US TERMS)

ch = chain
sl st = slip stitch
sc = single crochet
dc = double crochet
sp = space
sk = skip
rep = repeat

📐 PATTERN MULTIPLE

👉 Multiple of 6 + 2

Examples:

26 chains → scarf
38 chains → blouse panel
62 chains → blanket
20 chains → baby napkin

🔰 FOUNDATION CHAIN

Make a slip knot.
Chain your desired number
(example used here: 38 chains).
Do not pull chains too tight.

🧶 STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS

🔹 ROW 1 – BASE ROW

This row sets the structure.

Dc in the 4th chain from the hook
(counts as first dc).
Ch 1.
Sk 1 chain.
Dc in next chain.
Repeat across the row:
- ch 1, sk 1, dc
Dc in the last chain.
Turn your work.

✔ You now have a light mesh foundation.

🔹 ROW 2 – MAIN PATTERN ROW

This row creates the decorative texture.

Ch 3 (counts as first dc).
In the first ch-1 space:
- work 2 dc
- ch 2
- work 2 dc
Sk the next dc.
In the next ch-1 space:
- 2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc
Repeat across the row.
Dc in the top of the turning chain.
Turn.

✔ You will see soft fan-shaped clusters.

🔹 ROW 3 – CONNECTING ROW

This row balances and stabilizes the pattern.

Ch 3.
Dc in the first dc.
Ch 1.
Dc in the ch-2 space of the fan.
Ch 1.
Dc in the next dc.
Repeat across:
- dc, ch 1, dc, ch 1
Dc in the last stitch.
Turn.

✔ This row keeps the fabric straight.

🔹 ROW 4 – DECORATIVE LACE ROW

This row adds elegance and openness.

Ch 1.
Sc in the first stitch.
Ch 3.
Sc into the center space of the fan.
Ch 3.
Repeat across the row.
Sc in the last stitch.
Turn.

✔ Creates gentle arches across the fabric.

🔁 PATTERN REPEAT

👉 Repeat Rows 2 – 4
Continue until your project reaches the desired length.

This repeat:

works for any size
keeps edges neat
looks identical on both sides

📏 HOW TO USE THIS PATTERN

🔸 FOR A BLANKET

Use thick yarn
Increase starting chains
Repeat rows until square or rectangle
Add a simple border

🔸 FOR A SHAWL

Start with wide chain
Crochet to desired height
Add tassels or picot edging

🔸 FOR A BLOUSE

Panel Method

Make front & back rectangles
Sew shoulders
Leave armholes
Add neckline border

🔸 FOR A RUNNER / SCARF

Narrow chain count
Crochet long
Finish with decorative edge

🌸 SIMPLE BORDER (OPTIONAL)

Border Round 1

Sc evenly around
2 sc in corners

Border Round 2 (Elegant)

(sc, ch 3, sc) in each space
Sl st to close

✨ FINISHING

Cut yarn.
Pull through final loop.
Weave in ends securely.
Light blocking recommended.

💡 HELPFUL TIPS

Too tight? → Use larger hook
Too loose? → Use smaller hook
Uneven edges? → Count ch-spaces carefully

🧶 QUICK MEMORY GUIDE

Chain 6 + 2
Row 1: mesh base
Row 2: fan clusters
Row 3: connecting stitches
Row 4: lace arches
Repeat Rows 2–4

🌟 WHY THIS PATTERN IS PERFECT

✔ Works for all projects
✔ Beginner-friendly
✔ Elegant texture
✔ Easy to resize
✔ No sewing required

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