Super Easy Very Beautiful Crochet Pattern

 


This pattern is a simple repeating lace design that forms soft waves + open loops + shell clusters.
It can be used for:

  • Scarves

  • Shawls

  • Blouse panels

  • Runners

  • Pillow covers

  • Borders

🧶 Super Easy Beautiful Crochet Lace Pattern — Step-by-Step

Materials

  • Fine cotton or soft acrylic yarn (1–3)

  • Crochet hook: 2.5 mm – 3.5 mm (adjust to yarn)

  • Scissors

  • Yarn needle

Abbreviations (US Terms)

SymbolMeaning
chchain
scsingle crochet
dcdouble crochet
sl stslip stitch
spspace
reprepeat

Foundation

This pattern uses multiples of 6 + 2.

Example sample width:
ch 38 (36 + 2)


✅ PATTERN STEPS

Row 1 — Base Mesh Row

  1. dc in the 4th ch from the hook

  2. ch 1, skip 1 ch, dc in next ch

  3. Repeat across.

  4. Turn.

This creates a light mesh foundation.

Row 2 — Shell Wave Row

  1. Ch 3 (counts as dc)

  2. dc in same stitch (so 2 dc in first stitch)

  3. Skip 2 stitches

  4. In next stitch → (dc 5) (this is your shell)

  5. Skip 2 stitches

  6. In next stitch → 2 dc

  7. Repeat across the row:

    2 dc – skip 2 – shell (dc 5) – skip 2 – 2 dc

  8. End with 2 dc in last stitch.

  9. Turn.

You now see soft wave fans.

Row 3 — Chain Loop Row

  1. Ch 5 (counts as dc + ch 2)

  2. dc into the middle stitch of the shell (3rd dc of the 5)

  3. ch 5, dc in top of the next shell

  4. Repeat across row.

  5. End with ch 2, dc into the last stitch.

  6. Turn.

This creates arches over the waves.


Row 4 — Lace Fan Row

  1. Ch 1

  2. sc into first dc

  3. In each ch-5 space:

    • Work (3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc)

  4. sc into next dc

  5. Repeat across row.

  6. Turn.

This row forms the decorative lace flowers.

⭐ Pattern Repeat

Repeat Rows 2 → 4 for the full length.

The lace becomes more beautiful after 5+ repeats.


🎀 Optional Finishing Edge

When finished:

  • Work 1 row of sc across top and bottom

  • Work crab stitch (reverse sc) for elegant edging
    or leave as-is for soft drape.

💡 Tips

  • Keep your chains loose for smooth arches.

  • Steam block lightly to open lace.

  • Cotton = crisp lace

  • Acrylic = soft drape (good for scarves & shawls)

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