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Thursday, July 26, 2012

Rose Scallop doily finished

Finished the Rose Scallop doily! It wasn't as hard as I thought it was going to be and I learned a new stitch. Have you ever heard of a 'fork stitch"? I hadn't but after several tries, I got the hang of it. The only problem I had was when I got to the 36th row, I discovered that I had crocheted the 34th row incorrectly. So I had to rip out back to where I made the boo-boo. Hard to keep your mind on your crochet and watch 'Pretty Little Liars' at the same time. How do you like it?
I want to thank Linda for sharing this pattern with me.
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12 comments:

  1. I'm in awe of your patience and skill. Wow!

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  2. 297 fish were released to swim another day.

    Do you know that you are a no-reply blogger? When I get the e-mail notification of your comments on my blog, there is no return e-mail address so I cannot send you an e-mail reply. You can fix that by putting your e-mail address on your profile information. The address itself will not show up, just a link on your profile that says e-mail.

    It makes it much easier for your bloggy buds (me) to reach you!

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  3. Thanks, Keetha. It took me awhile to find where you were talking about, but I got it added. Thanks.

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  4. The doily is just beautiful! Such intricate stitching!

    I, too, must rip back when I find a mistake several rounds back. But I wouldn't be able to sleep if I let them go!

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  5. It's beautiful Charlotte - you must have great patience. :)

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  6. It turned out beautiful Charlotte. I just did a blog entry adding the link where I originally found the pattern on Picasa. I've had a couple inquiries about it. I love it in all white also!
    Linda/lindacrochets

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  7. You are incredible. Such amazing, intricate work! enJOYed the post.

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  8. It is gorgeous! Wow!! I love doilies!! You did a fantastic job!

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  9. Great job! I wish I had the patience to do this.

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  10. Hi Charlotte, Could you tell me how to get the "print" icon at the bottom of the post? Thank you.
    Regards

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  11. It's beautiful! :)

    I am going to have to look up that stitch, now you have me wondering what it is. :)

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  12. Ok, I can't find it on the net...what is the fork stitch. :)

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