“Autumn Leaves and Lace“ Crochet Doily or Centerpiece PDF Pattern

The pattern is digital PDF files that you download once you complete your purchase.

This pattern is a two for one! It has two versions--small and large. Each pattern is written out completely and in separate files, but BOTH files are included in a single purchase!

Make the smaller, 12” doily version that is Intermediate skill level, or go all out and make the larger, 18” centerpiece version that is Intermediate to Advanced skill level.

This intricate design features up to four different types of beautiful autumn leaves in all their seasonal splendor! It features beech, maple, oak, and ash leaves. Each leaf is crocheted separately in a unique way, then all are joined together with beautiful lace webbing.

It can be made in a variety of autumn colors--suggested leaf colors for realism are included--but the possibilities are endless!

PATTERN DETAILS:

Full written instructions
Multiple photos included, showing detail, and for visual instructions.
Skill level: Intermediate to Advanced
Time to make: approx. 13-15 hours (for larger doily)
Finished sizes: approx. 12” or 18” across, blocked
Materials needed:

• Size 10 (bedspread weight) crochet thread in: four different colors for the leaves and one color for the base. (Any size thread or colors may be used.)
• Size 7 (1.65mm) (or preferred size) steel crochet hook
• Small tapestry needle for weaving in ends
• Blocking board (or other blocking surface) and rust-proof pins

** PLEASE NOTE!**
Pattern design and instructions are copyrighted. Photos of finished doily belong to me.

While this pattern has been tested by myself and four others, there is always room for human error. If you find any errors in this pattern, please contact me right away so I can correct them!

Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions!
If you have any issues with your purchase, please contact me first so I can resolve them. Thank you!

A special thanks to my testers: Amber McGraw, Bethany Colhoff, Carrie Skach, and Kathy Mant! I could not have done it without them!