Filet Crochet Doilies.

Crocheting in rows.

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Filet crochet doilies patterns are the easiest ones to follow. At the same time, they allow you to make any size and shape doily you wish. On this site you will find some tips about filet crocheting technique and ways to make a filet crochet fabric neat at the Filet Crochet Pattern page.

A base pattern to make filet crocheting is always the same. It is a mesh which can be formed in a number of different ways. Here are the most often used combinations of the crochet stitches which crocheters use for any filet crochet project.

A few more tips how to use charts for the filet crochet doilies presented in the table below.

1.The very first row of each doily is located at the bottom of the chart. You will find the number of chains necessary to start a doily.

2. In most cases doilies are symmetrical both horizontal and vertical directions. It will help you to follow the pattern.

3.If a doily is a rectangular or a square, you don't need to change the number of stitches (cells). It will stay the same from the very first to the very last row of the doily.

4.For the doilies, which are not a rectangular or a square, increases and decreases at the beginning or at the end of the rows have to be made to shape the edges.

You will find more patterns for the doilies added to this table as I build the site.

	Doily 1 Click for the chart (new window opens).
	Doily 2 Click for the chart (new window opens).
	Doily 3 Click for the chart (new window opens).
	Doily 4 Click for the chart (new window opens).
	Doily 5 Click for the chart (new window opens).
	Doily 6 Click for the chart (new window opens).
	Doily 7 Click for the chart (new window opens).

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