Spiderweb Design Luncheon Cloth
I thought this would be a fun pattern to share since we are in October. This really is a pretty tablecloth. The pattern looks complicated. It has clusters, clones knots and spiderweb blocks, but a fun cover for your Halloween party table.
Lily Crocheted Bedspreads & Novelties
This vintage crochet pattern comes from the Lily Crocheted Bedspreads & Novelties booklet number 203 featuring Daisy cotton. I’m guessing the date is in the 1940’s. There’s no date listed in the booklet. I’m basing that on the cost being only 10 cents when it was first produced. I love the cover filled with Daisies.
Daisy Mercerized Crochet Cotton
The booklet features Daisy mercerized crochet cotton. You need a similar thread to make the cloth.
The crochet cotton size is 50. DMC Cordonnet Crochet Cotton 50 is an alternative.
I did a search and didn’t come up with too many original Lily Daisy cotton in Size 50.
Also a No. 14 crochet hook and the handkerchief linen they used was green.
Spiderweb Design
Here’s the first page of the pattern. If you click on it, it will open in a new window. There it will be larger and a bit easier to read. For the complete two page instructions, see the PDF file below.
You can see it uses a Triple Treble (tr tr). Thank goodness it describes how to make this stitch since I don’t come across it very often.
Triple Treble (tr tr) — Thread over 4 times, insert in work, catch thread and pull through, and work off in twos.
The Crochet Spot has a post on how to do this stitch and the Crochet Guru has a YouTube video explaining how to do the Triple Treble crochet stitch.
PDF file download:
Spiderweb Design Luncheon Cloth Crochet Pattern
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