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  ✨Overview — “Lacy Medallion → Square Block” (use for blouse or runner) Finished block (approx): 12–14 cm / 4.7–5.5 in (with DK yarn + 4.0 mm hook) Make many blocks and join them into panels for a blouse or into rows for a runner. Style: round floral center → chain arches → outer square frame with scalloped picot edge. Materials & tools Yarn: DK / light worsted or mercerized cotton for crisp lace. Hook: 3.5–4.5 mm (adjust for gauge). Notions: yarn needle, blocking pins, scissors, measuring tape. Gauge: one finished block ≈ 12 cm with chosen yarn/hook. Make 1 test block to confirm. Abbreviations ch = chain sl st = slip stitch sc = single crochet hdc = half double crochet dc = double crochet (US) tr = treble crochet (US) pic = picot (ch 3, sl st into base) st(s) = stitch(es) sp = space rep = repeat Pattern — one block (round-by-round) Work in joined rounds unless stated otherwise. I use US terms. Foundation — magic ring...

  Nice — I’ll give you a clear, beginner-friendly, step-by-step text tutorial for a versatile crochet pattern you can use as a blouse or a shawl , inspired by the “Crochet with Nese” style (lacy motifs and open arches). I don’t have the exact video transcript, so I created an easy-to-follow, adjustable pattern that reproduces the look: lacy motifs joined into a panel to become a blouse or a triangular/rectangular shawl. I’ll provide: Materials & gauge Abbreviations Motif pattern (one motif used for both blouse & shawl) — step-by-step rounds How to join motifs (JAYG) Blouse construction (sizing & assembly) Shawl variations (triangle and rectangular) Finishing, blocking, and troubleshooting tips Materials & gauge Yarn: Lightweight DK / light worsted (or cotton sport for summer blouse). For a lacy look use mercerized cotton or cotton blend. Hook: 3.5–4.5 mm (choose by yarn; for a drapey shawl use larger hook). Notions: yarn needle, b...

  🌼 Crochet “Lacy 8-Petal Motif” — step-by-step Finished size (approx.) : 10–12 cm / 4–4.7 in (depends on yarn & hook) Yarn : 4-ply / sport or cotton thread (or DK for larger result) Hook : 2.5–3.5 mm (match yarn label; use a size that gives the photo look) Notions : yarn needle, scissors, blocking pins Abbreviations ch = chain sl st = slip stitch sc = single crochet hdc = half double crochet dc = double crochet tr = treble (UK = double treble) — I use US terms: tr = US treble st(s) = stitch(es) … = repeat between asterisks Note: Pattern makes 8 petals . Work loosely on long loop rounds (chains & tall posts) so the motif lies flat. Start — center ring Make a magic ring . (If you prefer: ch 4 and join with sl st to make a ring.) Round 1: ch 3 (counts as first dc), work 15 dc into the ring. (ch-3 + 15 dc = 16 dc total .) Pull ring closed, sl st to top of ch-3 to join. (16 dc) Round 2 — form 8 chain spaces Ch 4, skip next dc, s...

  Quick summary What: vertical diamond lace worked as a repeating panel. Uses: narrow/wide runner, rectangular shawl/wrap, scarf, wrap. Skill: Beginner → easy (repeats are simple). Terms: US crochet abbreviations . Materials Yarn: fingering → DK for airy shawl/runner. (Cotton/blend for crisp runner; drapey blends for shawls.) Hook: depends on yarn — sample uses DK + 3.5 mm. Adjust to get desired drape/gauge. Tapestry needle, blocking mat & pins, scissors, tape measure. Optional: beads for tips, fringe/tassels. Abbreviations (US) ch = chain sc = single crochet dc = double crochet hdc = half double crochet tr = treble (UK = dc) sl st = slip stitch sp = space st = stitch rep = repeat RS = right side Stitch multiple Work a foundation chain multiple of 12 + 5 (12n + 5). Example starter chains: 29 (12×2 +5), 41 (12×3 +5), 53 (12×4 +5), etc. Why 12+5: each diamond repeat uses 12 sts horizontally; extra 5 gives edge bala...

  Quick facts Skill: Beginner → Easy Terms: US crochet terms Finished sample motif: ~10 cm / 4″ blocked (use your hook/yarn to change size) Use: runner, blouse panels, shawl, blanket, placemats Materials Yarn: sport/DK or cotton blend for crisp lace; fingering for delicate, worsted for chunkier. Hook: match yarn (example DK → 3.0–3.5 mm). Tapestry needle, blocking pins/mat, scissors, stitch markers (optional). Optional: blocking wires, small buttons or ribbon if making garment closures. Abbreviations (US) ch = chain sl st = slip stitch sc = single crochet hdc = half double crochet dc = double crochet tr = treble crochet sp = space st = stitch rep = repeat Rnd = round JAYG = join-as-you-go RS = right side Before you start — make & block one motif Crochet one motif and block it flat. Measure W = motif width across flats (cm). (Optional) weigh motif g (grams) for yarn estimation. These numbers let y...