Unique 🧶 New Crochet Design Multipurpose Pattern Tutorial

 


This pattern creates a lacy, flexible panel with alternating open arches and decorative shell clusters.
It can be used for:

  • Blouses / Tops

  • Table Runners

  • Shawls & Scarves

  • Pillow Covers

  • Edging / Inserts for Dresses

  • Curtains

🧶 Unique Crochet Lace Pattern — Step-by-Step Tutorial

Materials

  • Cotton or acrylic yarn (fine or DK recommended)

  • Hook: 2.0 mm – 4.0 mm (choose based on yarn & lace openness)

  • Scissors

  • Yarn needle

Stitch Abbreviations (US Terms)

Abbrev.Meaning
chchain
scsingle crochet
dcdouble crochet
trtreble crochet
spspace
reprepeat
skskip

Foundation

This lace pattern uses multiples of 8 + 3.

Sample Starting Chain:
ch 35 (32 + 3)

(You can make wider by adding +8 chains each time.)

✅ PATTERN BEGIN

Row 1 — Mesh Setup

  1. dc in 4th ch from hook

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

  3. Repeat sequence across.

  4. Turn.

You now have a soft mesh base.

Row 2 — Shell Formation

  1. ch 3 (counts as dc), dc in same stitch (2 dc in first stitch)

  2. sk 2 stitches

  3. In next sp → dc 4 (shell cluster)

  4. sk 2

  5. In next st → 2 dc

Repeat across:

2 dc — sk 2 — dc4 — sk 2 — 2 dc — sk 2 — dc4 — etc.

Turn.

You now see soft rising shell waves.


Row 3 — Chain Arches

  1. ch 5 (acts as dc + ch 2)

  2. dc into the center stitch of shell (the 2nd or 3rd dc of the cluster)

  3. ch 5, dc in center of next shell

  4. Continue across.

  5. End: ch 2, dc in last stitch.

  6. Turn.

This creates arched loops for next row’s lace.

Row 4 — Floral Lace Shell Fans

  1. ch 1, sc in first dc

  2. In each ch-5 space:

    • (3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc) → creates flower petal fan

  3. sc into next dc

  4. Repeat fans across

  5. Turn.

Now the lace “flowers” appear clearly.

⭐ Pattern Repeat

Repeat Rows 2 → 4 for the entire length of your project.

Row 2: Shell wave
Row 3: Lace arches
Row 4: Floral fans
(Repeat… repeat… repeat…)

The pattern grows beautifully and evenly.


🌸 Finishing (Optional but recommended)

When the lace reaches desired size:

  • Work 1 row of sc along edges to straighten shape.

  • If using for a blouse → block lightly before seaming.

  • If using as scarf/shawl → steam block to open lace fully.

🎀 Suggested Project Widths

Project                                           Starting Chains                                                        
Scarf                                                     35–45 ch
Shawl70–120 ch
Blouse panel (front/back)Measure bust ÷ 2, then choose nearest multiple of 8+3
Table runnerAdjust width to table size

💡 Helpful Tips

  • Keep chains slightly loose for smooth arches.

  • The pattern looks best after blocking.

  • Cotton = elegant + crisp

  • Acrylic = soft + flowing

  • Bamboo or silk blends = most luxurious drape 💗

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