Perfect Tile Pattern‼️Crochet Multi-Purpose Blouse, Shawl Pattern Tutorial

 


🌸 Perfect Tile Crochet Lace Pattern

✅ Skill Level: Beginner–Friendly

🧶 Fabric Type: Soft drapey lace, light and elegant

Materials

  • Thin / light yarn (cotton or acrylic, size 1–3)

  • Hook size: 2.0 mm – 3.5 mm (choose according to yarn & how airy you want it)

  • Scissors

  • Yarn needle

  • Blocking board (optional but recommended for lace)

Abbreviations (US Terms)

SymbolMeaning
chchain
scsingle crochet
dcdouble crochet
trtreble crochet
spspace
sl stslip stitch
reprepeat

Pattern Structure

This lace is a 4-row repeat:

  • Row 1: Sets up grid

  • Row 2: Floral shell blocks

  • Row 3: Raised arches

  • Row 4: Decorative lace ties the block together

You simply repeat Rows 1–4 to create the desired length.

Foundation

This pattern uses: Multiple of 6 + 3

Example for a sample:
ch 39 (6×6 = 36 + 3 = 39)

STEP-BY-STEP TUTORIAL

Row 1 — Base Row

  • dc in 4th ch from hook

  • ch 2, skip 2 ch, dc in next ch

  • Repeat across.

  • Turn.

This creates an open mesh grid.

Row 2 — Shell (Tile Flower) Row

  • ch 3 (counts as dc)

  • dc in same stitch (so 2 dc in the first dc)

  • In next dc: (dc 3, ch 3, dc 3) ← this forms the floral tile shell

  • In next dc: 2 dc

  • Repeat: 2 dc — shell — 2 dc — shell across

  • End with 2 dc in last stitch.

  • Turn.

Now you will see decorative clusters forming.


Row 3 — Lace Arch Setup

  • ch 5 (counts as dc + ch 2)

  • dc in next dc

  • ch 5, dc between shell groups
    (Insert your hook where shells meet — the “valley”)

  • Repeat chain arches across

  • End: ch 2, dc into last stitch

  • Turn.

This creates the “lace window frame.”

Row 4 — Lace Detail

  • ch 1

  • sc into first dc

  • Into each ch-5 space: work (3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc)

  • sc in next dc

  • Repeat across

  • Turn.

This completes the tile block.

Repeat Pattern

Repeat Rows 1 → 4 until desired height / length is reached.

Shawl Usage

  • Make 1 long panel.

  • Add a gentle blocking steam finish.

Blouse Usage

  • Make 2 rectangles (front + back).

  • Join at shoulders and sides.

  • Optional: Create sleeves using same repeat.


Edge Finishing (Optional but recommended)

To make edges neat:

Border Row:
sc around entire piece → do one sc per dc and 2 sc in corners.

You may also finish with:

  • Picots for soft lace

  • Crab Stitch (reverse sc) for a structured clean border

Size Customization

Use                                        Width (chains)                              Length (rows)                                 
Scarf                                        33–45 ch                                         until ~150 cm
Wrap/Shawl60–120 chrepeat rows until wide
Blouse panelmeasure bust widthapprox. 30–50 repeats
Runnermake single long stripblock lightly

Tips for Best Results

✅ Keep chains loose
✅ Block after finishing — lace opens up beautifully
✅ Cotton looks crisp; acrylic gives soft drape

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