Crochet Lace Edging, Crochet Trim with Flowers and Fans, Crochet Video Tutorial

Summary

Join the crochet journey to create a beautiful lace etching using 100% mercerized cotton yarn and a 1.6-millimeter steel hook. This versatile trim can adorn skirts, pillowcases, or table runners. The tutorial demonstrates a starting chain multiple of 15 plus 5, followed by rows of double crochets, intricate flower patterns with trebles, and finishing with small petals in between. The pattern repeats are clearly explained, making it accessible for crochet enthusiasts to create this delicate and elegant lace piece.

Takeaways

• 🧶 The tutorial is for crocheting a beautiful lace etching with yarn.
• 🌟 The recommended yarn is Art Begonier, a 100% mercerized cotton Category 2.
• 🛠 A steel hook size 1.6 millimeters is used, but there are alternative options for yarn and thread.
• 👗 The lace etching can be used as a decorative trim for various items like skirts, pillowcases, and table runners.
• 🔢 The starting chain should be a multiple of 15 plus 5, with the example starting at 50 chains.
• 🪡 The first row involves a simple pattern of double crochets into each chain across.
• 🌼 The pattern includes making flowers with multiple petals using chains and trebles.
• 📈 The second row introduces a more complex pattern with skipped stitches and double crochets.
• 🌸 The flower pattern is completed in two rows, with three petals in the first and two in the second.
• 🔄 The pattern repeats, with variations in the number of trebles and chains used for different sections.
• 📝 The tutorial provides a step-by-step guide, including counting and chaining techniques for each row.

Q & A

What is the main project being discussed in the video script?

The main project discussed in the video script is crocheting a beautiful lace etching with yarn.

What type of yarn is recommended for this crochet project?

The recommended yarn for this project is 100% mercerized cotton, Category 2, specifically Yarn Art Begonier yarn.

What crochet hook size is used in the tutorial?

A steel hook size 1.6 millimeters is used in the tutorial.

Are there alternative materials that can be used for this crochet project?

Yes, alternatives include using Category 3 mercerized cotton or crochet cotton thread in size 10 or size 3.

What are some suggested uses for the finished lace etching?

The lace etching can be used as a trim for a skirt, an edging for a table runner, or as a decorative agent for pillowcases or flat sheets.

What is the starting chain requirement for the crochet pattern?

The starting chain must be a multiple of 15, plus 5.

How many pattern repeats will be demonstrated in the sample provided in the tutorial?

The sample will demonstrate three pattern repeats.

What is the first row of the crochet pattern?

The first row consists of double crochets into the fourth chain from the hook, working across the chain.

How many petals are made in the first row of the flower in the pattern?

Three petals are made in the first row of the flower.

What is the process for making a petal in the flower pattern?

To make a petal, four chains are made, then two trebles are worked together without finishing, and then they are finished together to create the petal shape.

How many rows are completed in the script before moving on to the next part of the pattern?

Four rows are completed before moving on to the next part of the pattern.

Outlines

00:00

🧶 Introduction to Crochet Lace Edging Tutorial

The video script begins with an introduction to a crochet lace edging project. The instructor invites viewers to crochet a beautiful lace edging using yarn art Begonier yarn, which is 100% mercerized cotton Category 2. A steel hook size 1.6 millimeters is recommended, but alternatives like Category 3 yarn or crochet cotton thread in sizes 10 or 3 are suggested. The lace edging can be used for various purposes, such as a skirt trim or as an edging for pillowcases, flat sheets, or table runners. The starting chain should be a multiple of 15 plus 5, and the tutorial will demonstrate a small sample with three pattern repeats, starting with 50 chains. The first row involves a simple double crochet pattern.

05:02

🌸 Crafting the Lace Edging with Flower Petals

This paragraph details the process of creating the lace edging with flower petals. The instructor guides through the second row, explaining how to work double crochets and chains to form the base for the flower petals. The pattern involves skipping certain double crochets and working trebles together to form petals, with a total of three petals made in this row. The process is repeated to create a symmetrical pattern, and the instructor emphasizes the importance of maintaining the pattern for a neat finish. The row concludes with a turning chain that sets up the foundation for the next row of petals.

10:02

🌼 Completing the Flower Motif and Continuing the Pattern

The third paragraph continues the tutorial by completing the flower motif with an additional two petals in the next row, resulting in a five-petal flower. The instructor demonstrates how to work double trebles and chains to create the flower's shape and size. The pattern repeats with the creation of more flowers, each with a unique placement of trebles and chains. The row ends with a double crochet in the turning chain, marking the completion of the third row and the transition to the next part of the pattern.

15:04

📏 Working with Trebles and Chains in Advanced Rows

In the fourth paragraph, the tutorial advances to more complex rows, incorporating single crochets, trebles, and chains. The instructor explains how to work into chain spaces, creating groups of 13 trebles and single crochets in chain five spaces. The pattern alternates between these groups and smaller chain spaces with single crochets. The row concludes with a single crochet into the last stitch and a treble into the top chain, setting the stage for the final rows of the lace edging.

🌼 Finalizing the Lace Edging with Small Petals

The final paragraph of the script focuses on the last two rows of the lace edging pattern. The instructor demonstrates how to work single crochets into the first treble of a group and then create small petals in each chain two space. Each petal consists of a single crochet, half double crochet, two double crochets, another half double crochet, and a single crochet. This pattern is repeated across the row, creating a decorative and consistent finish. The row ends with a single crochet into the last stitch, completing the lace edging project.

Keywords

💡Crochet

Crochet is a popular form of textile art that involves using a crochet hook to interlock loops of yarn, thread, or other materials. It is central to the video's theme as the entire tutorial is focused on teaching viewers how to crochet a specific lace etching pattern. The script provides step-by-step instructions on various crochet stitches, demonstrating the process of creating the lace pattern.

💡Lace Etching

Lace etching refers to a delicate and intricate crochet pattern that resembles lace. In the video, the host is creating a lace etching with a specific design, which can be used as a decorative trim for various garments or home items. The term is used to describe the final product of the crocheting process shown in the tutorial.

💡Yarn Art Begonier

Yarn Art Begonier is a brand of yarn mentioned in the script, which is made of 100% mercerized cotton and falls under Category 2. It is chosen for the project due to its quality and suitability for the lace etching pattern. The script specifies this type of yarn to guide viewers on the material needed for their crochet project.

💡Steel Hook

A steel hook, specifically a size 1.6 millimeters as mentioned in the script, is a tool used in crochet for pulling the yarn through the loops to create stitches. The choice of a steel hook is important as it can affect the tightness and appearance of the stitches, and it is recommended for this particular pattern.

💡Crochet Cotton Thread

Crochet cotton thread is a type of thread used for crochet projects, available in various sizes. In the video, size 10 or size 3 threads are suggested as alternatives to yarn for creating the lace etching. The thread allows for finer details and is suitable for more delicate crochet work.

💡Multiple of 15

In the context of the script, 'multiple of 15' refers to the requirement that the starting chain for the pattern must be a multiple of 15 plus an additional 5 chains. This is a specific instruction for setting up the foundation chain to ensure the pattern aligns correctly and repeats as intended.

💡Double Crochet

Double crochet (abbreviated as 'dc') is a basic crochet stitch that creates a textured fabric. In the video, it is used as a foundational stitch for the pattern and is also part of the process of creating the petals of the flower design within the lace etching.

💡Treble Crochet

Treble crochet is a variation of the double crochet stitch that results in a taller stitch. In the script, it is used to create certain parts of the lace etching pattern, such as the petals of the flowers, adding depth and detail to the design.

💡Chain Spaces

Chain spaces are the gaps formed by the chains in crochet work. In the video, the host refers to 'chain five space' or 'chain seven space' to indicate where specific stitches are to be worked into, which is crucial for following the pattern and maintaining the structure of the lace etching.

💡Pattern Repeats

Pattern repeats refer to the sections of a crochet pattern that are repeated to create the overall design. In the script, the host mentions making a small sample with three pattern repeats to demonstrate the process and show how the pattern looks when repeated.

💡Turning Chain

A turning chain is the chain made at the beginning of a row in crochet to lift the hook up to the height of the previous row's stitches. In the video, it is mentioned as part of the process to start a new row and is also used as part of the stitch count for certain rows.

Highlights

Introduction to crocheting a beautiful lace etching with yarn art begonier yarn.

Using 100% mercerized cotton Category 2 yarn and a steel hook size 1.6 millimeters.

Alternative materials suggested: Category 3 yarn or crochet cotton thread in size 10 or size 3.

Potential uses for the lace etching: skirt trim, pillowcase or flat sheet edging, table runner.

Invitation for viewers to share their ideas for using the decorative lace etching.

Starting chain requirement: a multiple of 15 plus 5, with a sample starting at 50 chains.

Instructions for the first row: a row of double crochets into the fourth chain from the hook.

Second row begins with three chains, corresponding to the first double crochet.

Technique for creating the first petal of the flower with four chains and two trebles.

Completing the flower with three petals in the second row.

Pattern repeat explanation and how to crochet the next set of petals.

Instructions for the third row, starting with three chains and skipping double crochets.

Creating a five-petal flower by inserting the hook into the space where three petals join.

Row four begins with seven chains, incorporating single crochets and trebles.

Working 13 trebles into the chain seven space for a textured pattern.

Fifth row starts with a chain and a single crochet into the first treble.

Technique for creating small petals in the chain two spaces using single, half double, and double crochets.

Final row instructions and completing the lace etching project.

Transcripts

hello crochets today I invite you to

crochet with me this beautiful lace

etching I will be crocheting it with

yarn art begonier yarn which is 100

mercerized cotton Category 2 and I will

work with a steel hook size 1.6

millimeters however there are options to

what you can crochet this trim or

etching with you can make it with yarn

the way I'm doing it use 100 mercerized

cotton Category 2 or even Category 3 or

you can even make it with crochet cotton

thread either size 10 or size 3. now

what can you use this decorative agent

for well I can totally see it as a

beautiful trim for a skirt or if

crocheted with white thread it can make

a lovely agent for a pillowcase or a

flat sheet this will also be a lovely

edging for a table runner and probably

lots and lots of other things so please

do share your ideas in the comments the

starting chain must be a multiple of 15

plus 5. for this piece right here I

started with 155 chains for the purpose

of the tutorial I will make a small

sample with three pattern repeats so for

the sample I will start with 50 chains

here I have 50 chains and the first row

is very simple it's a row of double

crochets into the fourth chain from the

hook I work the first double crochet one

two three four

and now I simply work a double crochet

into each chain across

the first row is finished now I turn my

work and I start

the second row was three chains one two

three these three chains correspond to

this first double crochet and I skip the

next second double crochet and into the

next double crochet or third double

crochet I work a double crochet

than two chains one two and into the

same double crochet I work one more

double crochet

next I skip the next two double crochets

one two and into the next one

I work a double crochet

now I'm going to start working my flower

and in this row I will make three Petals

of the flower and in the next row I will

make two more Petals of the flower and

complete the flower to work the first

petal I make four chains

and now in top of this double crochet

just made I work two trebles finished

together

one but I don't finish it

and

and now I finish them together so here I

have the first petal of my flower I skip

the next two double crochets one two and

into the next double crochet I will work

my second petal and it is three

travels finish together so one

two

and three and now I finish them together

now I have two Petals of the flower

finished and I need to make one more

petal so four chains one two three four

and I will work two trebles finished

together in top of these three trebles

finish together

so yarn over twice and to make it look

nice and neat I'm going to insert the

hook under four Loops over here

so that's the first treble but I don't

finish it

second one inserting the hook the same

way

now I finish them all together and here

I have three Petals of the first flower

I skipped the next two double crochets

and into the next double crochet I work

a double crochet

now I skip the next two double crochets

and into the next double crochet I work

a double crochet

two chains

and a double crochet

and I do it one more time I skip the

next two double crochets and into the

next one

I work a double crochet

two chains

and a double crochet

skip the next two double crochets and

into the next one I work a double

crochet

now the pattern begins to repeat from

here I will work the Petals of the

flower

so four chains one two three four and

into this double crochet I just made I

work two trebles finished together

one treble but I don't finish it

two and now I finish them together

I skipped two double crochets and into

the next one I work three trebles

finished together and that's going to be

my next petal

and I finish them together so now I have

two petals made I need to make one more

so four chains

and into the top of these three trebles

finished together I work two trebles

finished together inserting the hook

under four loops

so one

and two

and I finished them all together and now

I have three petals finished

I skipped the next two double crochets

and into the next one I work a double

crochet

I skip the next two double crochets and

into the next one I work a double

crochet

two chains

and a double crochet

and I do that again I skip the next two

double crochets and into the next one I

work a double crochet

two chains

and a double crochet

skip next two double crochets and into

the next one I work a double crochet and

again next I will work the petals here I

finished the last petal and I still have

two four six eight nine stitches left

what I do next is I skip the next two

double crochets and into the next one I

work a double crochet

skip the next two double crochets and

into the next one I work a double

crochet

two chains

and a double crochet

now I skip the next two double crochets

and into the last one I work a double

crochet and that last double crochet is

actually a turning chain so basically

into the top

chain of those three turning chains I

work a double crochet

and the second row is now finished I

start row number three with three chains

one two three they count as my first

double crochet I skip the next two

double crochets and into the next double

crochet right here I work a double

treble so yarn over three times

and I work at Double treble next five

chains one two three four five and now

I'm going to finish this flower by

making two more petals I will be

inserting the hook over here where all

three petals are joined together

and first I work

three trebles finished together one

two

three and I finish them together next

seven chains one two three four five six

seven and into the same space I work

three trebles finished together one

two

three

and here is my flower with five petals

next I work five chains one two three

four

five

and into the next double crochet over

here I work a double treble so yarn over

three times

I'm going to skip the next four double

crochets one two three four and into the

next one I work a double treble again so

yarn over three times

and here I have two double trebles next

five chains one two three four five and

now I'm going to finish this flower over

here so into the space right here I work

three

trebles

finished together

then seven chains one two three four

five six seven and into the same space

three trebles finished together

and the next flower is complete next

five chains one two three four five and

into the next double crochet I work a

double treble so yarn over three times

I skip the next four double crochets one

two three four and into the next double

crochet again I work a double treble so

yarn over three times

next five chains one two three four five

and I need to finish this flower which

I'm going to do the same way as before

here I work the last battle of the last

flower next I make five chains one two

three four five and into the next double

crochet I work a double treble

and I finished this row with a double

crochet into the last double crochet

which is actually turning chain three so

into the top chain I work a double

crochet

I start the next row row number four

with seven chains one

two three four five six seven now four

of these seven chains will count as my

first treble and three chains will count

as a chain three space next into this

chain five space I make a single crochet

now I will be working into this chain

seven space and over here I work 13

trebles

one

two

three so I'm gonna crochet a bit faster

here

because if I show slowly every treble I

make it's gonna take quite a while

let's see how many I have two four six

eight nine

ten

eleven

twelve

and thirteen let me double check two

four six eight ten thirteen

next into the next chain five space I

work a single crochet

now five chains

one two three four five

and into the next chain five space a

single crochet

and now again into this chain seven

space I work 13 trebles one

to

three

and thirteen

into the next chain five space a single

crochet

five chains one two three four five into

the next chain five space a single

crochet and into the next chain seventh

space again I will work

thirteen trebles and into the last chain

five space I work a single crochet

then three chains one two three and into

the last double crochet or the top chain

I work a treble

so now I have four rows finished and

only two more rows to go I start row

number five with one chain and into this

first treble I work a single crochet

next I'm going to work a treble into the

first treble of this group of 12 trebles

so yarn over twice

first

treble next two chains one two I skip

the next treble and into the next one

again I work a treble

and that's pretty much what I'm gonna do

in this row so two chains skip the next

treble and into the next one work a

treble

two chains skip the next treble and into

the next one work a treble

and so on

and now I'm going to do the same thing

here so into the first treble I work a

treble

and then two chains

skip the next treble and treble into the

next treble

Two Chains skip the next treble and

treble into the next treble and so on

but notice that over here in between

trebles I make two chains but over here

in between pattern repeats I do not make

two chains and at the end of the row

here I have seven turning chains and

into the fourth chain I work a single

crochet

so this is my row number five

it turned my work and I start the next

row with one chain

and a single crochet into this very

first single crochet

now I'm going to work

small petals into each of these chain

two spaces and here is how I do it first

I make a single crochet

then half double crochet

then two double crochets one

two then again half double crochet and a

single crochet

and here I have a small cute petal into

the next chain two space I work the same

thing

single crochet

a half double crochet

two double crochets

a half double crochet

and a single crochet

and I'm gonna do the same thing working

into each of this chain two spaces and

that's how I work it all the way a cross

to the end of this row and at the end of

the row I simply make a single crochet

into the last single crochet