Peach Rosewhirl Doily Crochet Pattern

Crochet Pattern for Peach Rosewhirl Doily Crochet Pattern   Among all of the crochet patterns at Maggie's Crochet, the Peach Rosewhirl Doily Crochet Pattern is one of the most beautiful from Maggie Weldon Designs. A quick look shows the amount of design skills necessary to create a crochet pattern of this beauty. The execution of the pattern, however, is not as difficult as it might seem, at first.   The original pattern was created in 1944 and has been admired for many decades. The current crochet pattern is an improved version that is easier to crochet, as well as more impressive to look at, with the proper coloration of the threads.   Two thread colors are required in this crochet pattern: white and peach. The pattern will work with other colors, but this particular mix highlights the best features of this crochet pattern, its romantic nature and its careful planning.   The final result is an impressive doily with a diameter of about 18.5 inches that can rest beautifully on every table, no matter how large or small. This crochet pattern advises the use of cotton thread, size 10, in both of the previously mentioned colors. You will need as much as 250 yards of the white thread and about 124 yards of the peach. Crocheting the doily is fairly easy and even a less experienced crochet creator could do it. The pattern is easy to understand; a child with a basic knowledge of crochet pattern reading could complete this pattern successfully.   Besides the cotton thread, a simple steel crochet hook number 7 and a little patience, is all that is needed to create this special Peach Rosewhirl Doily. As you can see from the pictures, your patience will be well-rewarded.   It is not easy to find such a beautiful, romantic, and elegant pattern, regardless of how many crochet patterns you examine. If you are looking for a crochet pattern that you will be proud to show around, then look no further. This pattern is worthy of both the price and the time that you will spend to create it. Edited By: Maggie Weldon Skill Level: Easy The original pattern was published by Clark's O.N.T. in Old and New Favorites Doilies Book, Number 217, in 1944.  It used Size 30 crochet thread and measured 9"around. Size: About 18½" round Materials: Size 10 Crochet Cotton Thread:             White - 250 yds             Peach - 125 yds Crochet Hook: Steel No. 7 (1.65 mm).