Doily Majesty Crochet Pattern

Doilies have been a timeless and elegant addition to home décor for generations, adding a touch of grace and sophistication to any space. If you’re an avid crafter looking for your next project, the “Doily Majesty” pattern is sure to captivate your creative spirit. In this article, we’ll explore the beauty and intricacy of the Doily Majesty crochet pattern, providing inspiration and guidance for crafters of all skill levels.

The Doily Majesty Pattern Unveiled: The Doily Majesty pattern is a stunning crochet design that combines classic charm with modern flair. Created using a 1.25mm crochet hook, this doily is crafted with precision and attention to detail. The finished size of 17 inches ensures that it will make a statement wherever it’s placed – whether on a coffee table, dresser, or as a beautiful centerpiece.

Stitch Guide: Before diving into the pattern, familiarize yourself with the essential stitches and techniques involved. The Doily Majesty pattern incorporates stitches such as single crochet (SC), double crochet (DC), slip stitch (SLST), front post (FP) and back post (BP) stitches, as well as unique clusters and picots for added texture and depth.

Size: 1.25mm crochet hook (Although 1.50mm is commonly used, I crochet loosely, so choose the size that gives you the best results.)

Finished size: 17 inches

Stitch Guide:

• ST: stitch
• CH: chain
• SLST: slip stitch
• SC: single crochet
• DC: double crochet
• SP: space
• CSDC: Chain-less Starting Double Crochet (For instructions, refer to this link: https://www.mooglyblog.com/chainless-starting-double-crochet/) This stitch always counts as the first DC in the pattern.
• FP…: Stitch around the front post of the indicated stitch
• BP…: Stitch around the back post of the indicated stitch
• Sm Picot: Chain 3, Slip stitch into the 3rd chain from the hook, chain 1
• Med Picot: Chain 5, DC into the 4th chain from the hook, chain 1
• Lg Picot: Chain 7, DC into the 5th chain from the hook, chain 2
• CLUSTER: A set of stitches joined together at the top. Hold back the last loop of EACH chain stitch in the cluster set, complete the specified number of stitches into the indicated stitch or space, yarn over, and pull through all loops on the hook.

Cluster Types:

• FP6DC cluster: (Front Post 6 Double Crochet Cluster) Work 6 DC stitches, holding the last loop of EACH chain stitch on the hook, and pull the last loop through all loops on the hook.
• FP4TC cluster: (Front Post 4 Double Crochet Cluster) Work 4 TC stitches, holding the last loop of EACH chain stitch on the hook, and pull the last loop through all loops on the hook.
• FP2TTC Cluster: (Front Post 2 Triple Treble Crochet Cluster) Work 2 Triple Treble Crochet stitches, holding the last loop of the first stitch on the hook, and pulling the last loop of the 2nd stitch through the first loop.
• FP3TC Cluster: (Front Post 3 Treble Crochet Cluster) Work 3 TC stitches, holding the last loop of EACH chain stitch on the hook, and pull the last loop through all the loops on the hook.

Note: Most rounds are joined with a SLST in the top of the beginning stitch unless otherwise noted.

Pattern:

Chain 6, Join
CH 1; SC in the same space. 16 SC in the ring, join
CSDC (counts as your first DC), chain 2; DC, chain 2; in EACH SC around. join
Chain 5; FPSC to the top of the next cluster; around. Join
SLST to the center of the beginning CH 5, Chain 6, SC in the next chain; around. Join.
SLST into CH 6 SP, CSDC 4 DC, chain 2, 4 DC in CH 6 space, around. Join
CSDC, BPDC around the first 4 DC, chain 2; BPDC in the next 4 DC; FP4TC cluster around SC 2 rounds directly below in round 5, chain 1; around. Join
SLST to CH 2, (Med Picot twice), SC in the next CH 2 SP around. Join
SLST to the first Med Picot, SC in the picot, Chain 8, SC in the next picot, Chain 1, SC in the next picot; around. Join to the first picot with CH 8.
SLST to the center of CH 8, Chain 12, SC in the next CH 8; around. Join.
SLST to CH 12 SP, 8 SC, Chain 3, 8 SC in EACH CH 12 SP; around. Chain 3, Join.
SLST to CH 3 SP, CSDC, 11 DC in EACH CH 3 SP, Chain 8; Join

At this point, the doily is starting to ruffle, and since I like to see how the pattern is coming along, I do a quick blocking it to make it lay flat. Just pin it down and spray with water. Use a hair dryer to dry it if you are in a hurry to keep crocheting. This seems to make it a lot easier for me to work on the piece as I can see the stitches and how everything is laying. You should have 16 pattern repeats. If you don’t, you have miscounted somewhere.

CSDC, BPDC around EACH of the 11 DC; Chain 1, SC in CH 8 SP; FP2TTC Cluster around SC directly below in round 10; SC in the same CH 8 SP, Chain 1; around. Join
Skip 1st DC, CSDC (BPDC, Chain 1) around EACH of the next 9 DC; FPSC around the cluster from the previous round, Chain 1; Join
SLST to the first CH 1 SP, Chain 3 (counts as the first treble crochet) (FP5TC cluster around BPDC, Chain 1, SC in the same SP), Chain 1 around EACH DC. Join
SC in the first FP5TC Cluster, Chain 3; (SC, Chain 3 in the next FP5TC Cluster) 4 times; SC in the same space as the last SC; Chain 3, SC in EACH of the next 4 FP5TC Clusters, Chain 1, around; Join. Place a marker in each Chain 1 for use in round 21.
3 SC in each of the first 4 Chain 3 SP;* SC, Chain 3, SC in the next Chain 3 SP; 3 SC in each of the next 4 Chain 3 SP;* around. Join
SC in EACH of the next 13 SC; (SC, Chain 3, SC) in the Chain 3 SP; Sc in EACH of the next 13 SC; around. Join.
SL ST in the first ST; SC in EACH of 14 SC, (SC, Chain 3, SC) in the Chain 3 SP; SC in 14 SC, around. Join
SL ST in the first ST, SC in EACH of 14 SC; SC, Chain 3, SC in the Chain 3 SP; SC in EACH of 14 SC, Skip 3 SC around. Join
SL ST in 4 SC,* SC in 10 SC; (SC, Chain 3, SC) in the Chain 3 SP; SC in 10 SC, Chain 3, Skip 3 SC, FP4TC Cluster around the marked SC from round 16; Skip 4 SC, Chain 3 *around. Join
SL ST in 3 SC, *SC in 7 SC, (SC, Chain 3, SC) in the Chain 3 SP

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Visual Appeal and Versatility: The Doily Majesty pattern not only offers a satisfying crochet experience but also results in a visually stunning masterpiece. The intricate details and sophisticated design make it a versatile piece that complements various interior styles – from vintage to contemporary.

Doily Majesty Crochet Pattern

Conclusion:ook. Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or a beginner looking to elevate your skills, this pattern provides a rewarding and enchanting project. Embrace the elegance of doilies with the Doily Majesty pattern, and let your creativity shine through each meticulously crafted stitch. Happy crafting!