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Grand Lace Tablecloth Crochet Pattern

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There’s nothing more sentimental for me than the memory of meticulous, beautifully crocheted, crisp tablecloth in my grandma’s house. Grand Lace Tablecloth definitely reminds me of this! This amazing design is for experienced crocheters, but look at this! It’s simply gorgeous. Check out this free pattern under the link below and follow us on Facebook Fanpage and Pinterest for more creative ideas!

Level: intermediate Author: Olga Gulidova



You will find the pattern here. The pattern was free for a limited time only!

 

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Kate is a designer and content creator, specializing in crafts and textile-related topics. She runs the Crochetpedia website, where she shares her crochet patterns, teaches through video tutorials, and researches crochet techniques. The experience as a pattern designer and education in fashion helped her better understand the world of textiles and handicraft. Kate comes from the family of makers, knitting and sewing from the early age. She lives by the Polish seaside with her partner and a dog.

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Kait
Kait
5 years ago

https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/grand-lace-tablecloth this is the pattern link since this one above is broken

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Shaz
Shaz
3 years ago

Also on Etsy for sale. English written translation will be sold only on Etsy. On Ravelry we only have the diagrams.
https://www.etsy.com/nl/listing/988127808/lace-tablecloth-olga-alex-nl-geschreven?ref=shop_home_active_2&crt=1

I am Shaz and I am working on an English translation. If you like to help with a Spanish or Portuguese translation, please mail me at [email protected].
Thank you and kind regards,
Shaz
GULIDOVA DESIGNS

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Catherine Myers
Catherine Myers
2 years ago

The English version is being sold, but it is NOT ready for American English crocheters. It is very confusing and can only be accomplished by highly experienced American crocheters. Shaz does not seem interested in any help from folks who can translate the pattern into American English terms.

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