Stunningt! How to Crochet Lacy and Elegant Tape/Crochet Attractive Lace

 


🧶 Materials

  • Fine cotton yarn or crochet thread

  • Crochet hook size 1.25 mm – 2.0 mm (depending on yarn)

  • Scissors

  • Yarn needle for weaving ends

✏️ Abbreviations (US Terms)

Symbol                  Meaning       
ch                             chain
scsingle crochet
dcdouble crochet
trtreble crochet
sl stslip stitch
spspace
reprepeat
st(s)stitch(es)
 

🌸 Pattern Overview

This is a beautiful tape lace made in one direction. It creates elegant arches and shells that resemble floral lacework.
The tape can be used for decorations, borders, garments, curtains, collars, or home décor.

Each repeat forms one flower-like motif joined by chain loops.


🌼 Step-by-Step Pattern

Row 1 — Foundation

  1. Ch 12.

  2. In the 6th ch from hook, make 1 dc (this forms a loop).

  3. Ch 5, skip 3 chains, and make 1 dc in the next ch.

  4. Ch 2, turn your work.
    You now have a base with two open arches.

Row 2 — Petal Arches

  1. In first ch-5 loop, work (3 dc, ch 3, 3 dc) — this forms a shell.

  2. Ch 5, sc into next dc (the post from previous row).

  3. Ch 5, turn.

Row 3 — Next Shell

  1. In next ch-5 loop, work (3 dc, ch 3, 3 dc) again.

  2. Ch 5, sc into top of previous shell (into ch-3 space).

  3. Ch 5, turn.

Row 4 — Continue Pattern

Repeat Row 3 continuously.
Each repetition creates one floral shell separated by elegant chain arches.

Keep working until your lace reaches the desired length.


✂️ Finishing

  • After final motif, ch 2, dc in side loop to close.

  • Cut yarn and weave in all ends.

  • Lightly steam-block or pin to shape so the lace opens beautifully.

🪡 Optional Variation

For wider lace, you can:

  • Add 1 extra dc group in each shell (e.g., 4 dc instead of 3 dc).

  • Replace ch-5 arches with ch-6 for larger spacing.

  • Use colored cotton thread for a gradient effect.

📋 Pattern Summary Table

Row                  Action                                                                                   Result                     
1                          ch 12, dc in 6th ch, ch 5, dc, ch 2 turn                                       Base arches
2(3 dc, ch 3, 3 dc) in loop, ch 5, sc, ch 5 turnFirst petal
3(3 dc, ch 3, 3 dc) in loop, ch 5, sc in previous ch-3 spaceNext petal
RepeatRows 3–4Continue lace ribbon

💡 Tips

  • Keep tension even — the tape should lie flat, not curl.

  • Use blocking (light spray with water and pin) to enhance the lace shape.

  • You can join multiple tapes together side by side for a wider lace fabric.

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