Lace Love: Willow

Willow was my first doily blanket pattern. I created it for the Fall 2011 issue of CraftSanity Magazine. It yields a generously sized lap blanket. Use an acrylic yarn for a durable throw blanket for your couch or use your favorite wool to create a warm blanket for chilly evenings.

Yarn used for sample:
Less than 2 skeins (~525 yards) of Hobby Lobby’s I Love This Yarn [7 ounces/355 Yards each]

Hook:
6mm (J)

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Willow is included in the Lace Love book and also in the October 2011 issue of CraftSanity Magazine.

17 comments to Lace Love: Willow

  • annie

    This is beautiful!!
    Is this a free pattern or for sale. And where can I obtain the pattern?

    Thank you!
    Annie

  • I’m gonna crochet this blanket SO HARD!

  • Rachel

    Any chance you would sell your blankets?

    They are gorgeous!!

    Best,
    Rachel

  • Rachel

    Jumped the gun. Didn’t notice your Etsy shop…. Oops.

  • Bari Jo

    Hello! This is so pretty! I stumbled upon it somehow on a crochet blog and quickly found the craft sanity magazine so I ordered that issue – was so happy they still had some! I also just purchased the glory pattern and am so very excited to get started on these! They are so pretty and I am learning to crochet and am looking forward to learning now to work in the round! Love your patterns! Can’t wait to try Anya and Dory, too! :O)

  • Bari Jo

    Hi!!! I am on row 25!!! Woohoo – the home stretch! This has been SO.MUCH.FUN. to make! Thank you for such a great pattern! I cannot wait to use it! :O) Glory is next!

  • I bought this pattern and the results have been about the most beautiful and gratifying experience ever…. LOVE… AMO!!! I published my results and linked back here, you need more people from across the border buying some of tho beauty!!!
    Greetings from Mexico!
    Clau

  • I recently purchased this pattern for two reasons:
    1. I fell head over heals in love with it and knew I had to crochet two of these for my living room.
    2. My Mom, who is 88 years old and has been crocheting for over 75 years LOVES to crochet doilies. I shared this with her and sure enough she was crocheting Willow in every color she has.

    Love this site so much. Thank you for Willow. It’s a memory for my Mom and I that I’ll cherish.

  • Katie

    I love this blanket! Just finished one in fuchsia and I love the mustardy/gold color you’ve used above. I’d love to make one in that color next! Any chance you know what the name of that color is? Is it also HL I Love This Yarn? Thanks so much for sharing your talents!!

  • Ricci

    Hi there! I’m absolutely in love with this pattern, thank you so much for creating and sharing it! I’m currently struggling with the CL though – I never end up with 3 or 5 loops on my hook, but rather 4 and 7 loops.

    When I start the CL, I already have 1 loop on my hook. Then I YO, pull loop through 3ch sp, YO, and pull through 2 loops – so I have my beginning loop and the loop I just pulled through. If I repeat that twice, I wind up with 4 loops, not 3. Clearly, I’m doing something wrong, I just can’t figure out what! Help would be greatly, greatly appreciated!

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