Crochet Doily of the Month

If you are searching for new decoration and for new doily for your bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and etc.

We have free pattern for you by author that you can learn how to crochet exactly same doily that you can see on these pictures.

Crochet it in different colors and make more beautiful and attractive. You can crochet Elise Doily as pots for cups and vases.

Crochet Doily of the Month

If you have enough free time and experience in crochet you can remake design of this doily and crochet as you like. Free pattern as we have said we have by and thanks to her.

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Monthly Doily Ideas

January: Winter Snowflake

• Pattern: Use light, lacy stitches to mimic the appearance of snowflakes.
• Yarn: White, silver, or light blue thread for a frosty touch.
• Stitch Focus: Picots and clusters give the delicate feel of real snowflakes.

February: Romantic Hearts

• Embrace Valentine’s Day by creating doilies with heart-shaped motifs.
• Use red and pink threads for a warm and romantic design.
• Try a heart lace pattern with open sections to make it airy.

March: Spring Blooms

• Celebrate the start of spring with floral-themed doilies.
• Stitch Focus: Flower-inspired stitches, such as petal clusters or puff stitches.
• Experiment with pastels like lavender, mint, and peach.

April: Easter Lace

• Create doilies with egg or bunny motifs or simply use pastel shades.
• Focus on delicate lace work with small, intricate designs to mimic egg patterns.

May: Garden Greens

• Bring in vibrant greens for a nature-inspired doily.
• Pattern Inspiration: Leaves, vines, or trellis designs.
• Opt for muted greens, yellows, or natural tones.

une: Sunburst Summer

• Embrace the sunshine with bright yellows, oranges, and golds.
• Pattern Inspiration: Try a radiating starburst or floral sun design.
• Stitch Focus: Shells and clusters mimic sunrays, creating a bold, cheerful look.

July: Patriotic Patterns (for countries celebrating Independence Day in July)

• Celebrate the colors of your national flag (e.g., red, white, and blue).
• Pattern Inspiration: Stars, stripes, or geometric motifs to honor patriotic festivities.
• Stitch Focus: Incorporate chains and picots to form tiny stars or emblems.

August: Tropical Vibes

• Reflect the lush, vibrant colors of summer with greens, turquoise, and coral.
• Pattern Inspiration: Palm leaves, seashell shapes, or wave motifs.
• Stitch Focus: Puff and cluster stitches work well for creating depth and texture.

September: Harvest Leaves

• Start transitioning into autumn with earthy browns, golds, and reds.
• Pattern Inspiration: Leaf shapes and intricate vines.
• Stitch Focus: Combine lace stitches and openwork for a detailed, leafy effect.

October: Halloween Spirit

• Go spooky with black, orange, and purple.
• Pattern Inspiration: Spiderweb designs, bats, or pumpkin motifs.
• Stitch Focus: Use fan stitches and chains to create intricate webbed textures.

November: Cozy Plaid

• Capture autumn warmth with rich reds, oranges, and brown tones in a plaid pattern.
• Pattern Inspiration: Checkerboard patterns or classic plaid.
• Stitch Focus: Use tapestry crochet to work in multiple colors, creating a woven look.

December: Festive Holly and Ivy

• Celebrate the holiday season with shades of green, red, and white.
• Pattern Inspiration: Holly berries, ivy vines, or snowflakes.
• Stitch Focus: Puff stitches for holly berries, combined with lacework for ivy vines.

Good luck and we hope you will understand everything easily.