Wow Perfect❗️Crochet Wide Range of Ideas Tutorial

 Nice day! I will now write the full, clear, step-by-step English crochet tutorial step by step.

This is a very easy, elegant lace pattern that can be used for:

  • Blouses

  • Shawls & scarves

  • Table runners

  • Bags or borders

  • Cardigans / vests

It is a repeat pattern, so you can make it any size.


🧶 Materials

  • Fine cotton, bamboo, silk blend, or light acrylic yarn

  • Hook suitable for your yarn (2.0–3.5 mm recommended)

  • Scissors & tapestry needle

🪡 US Stitch Terms

Abbreviation                                              Meaning       
ch                                                                    chain
scsingle crochet
dcdouble crochet
trtreble crochet
skskip
ststitch
spspace

✅ Foundation Multiple

This pattern is worked in multiples of 8 + 1.

Example practice chain:

ch 33 (8×4=32 + 1)

🌿 Step-By-Step Pattern

Foundation Row

  1. dc in 5th chain from the hook.

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

  3. Repeat across.
    Turn.

This creates a mesh base.

Row 1 – Fan Petals

  1. ch 3 (counts as 1 dc)

  2. dc in next dc

  3. Into ch-1 space: work 5 dc (shell)

  4. dc in next 2 dc

Repeat:

5 dc shell → dc in next 2 → 5 dc shell → dc in next 2...

Turn.


Row 2 – Arched Spaces

  1. ch 4 (counts as dc + ch1)

  2. sc into the center (3rd dc) of the shell

  3. ch 4

  4. dc in each of the next 2 dc

Repeat:

ch4 → sc in center of shell → ch4 → dc in next 2 dc

Turn.

You now see “arched loops” over each shell.

Row 3 – New Shells on the Arches

  1. ch 3 (counts as dc)

  2. dc in next dc

  3. Into ch-4 arch: 5 dc

  4. dc in next 2 dc

Repeat:

5 dc in arch → dc in 2 dc → 5 dc in next arch…

Turn.

This builds the next row of “flower garden” shells.


🔁 Pattern Repeat

Continue repeating:

Row 2
Row 3
Row 2
Row 3
...

This is the entire lace pattern 🌸

🎀 To Use Pattern for Different Projects:

Item                                                      Instructions                                                  
Shawl / Scarf                                            Make a long rectangle
BlouseMake two rectangles, seam shoulders + sides
Vest/CardiganMake a back panel + 2 front panels and seam
Table RunnerMake one long narrow rectangle

👗 Simple Blouse Assembly (No shaping)

  1. Make two rectangles wide enough to go around your body and tall enough for your length.

  2. Place rectangles together.

  3. Sew shoulder seams → leave neck hole.

  4. Sew sides → leave armhole openings.

The lace drapes naturally and fits beautifully.

🌸 Optional Variations

Style Change                                                How to Adjust                                    
Bigger petals                                                    Use 7 dc shells instead of 5 dc
Softer drapeUse bamboo, silk, rayon or bigger hook
More closed textureUse smaller hook or cotton yarn

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