Figures-in-Filet Tablecloth Pattern #7153

Starting at bottom of chart, make a chain about 72 inches long.

Dc in 4th ch from hook, dc in each of next 2 ch (1 bl made); * ch 2, skip 2 ch, dc in each of next 4 ch (1 sp and 1 bl made). Repeat from * 32 more times, dc in each of next 33 ch; (1 sp, 1 bl) 14 times; dc in each of next 33 ch; (1 sp, 1 bl) 14 times; dc in each of next 33 ch, (1 sp, 1 bl) 33 times. Cut off remaining chain. Ch 5, turn.

Skip 2 dc, dc in next dc, * 2 dc in sp, dc in each of next 4 dc. Repeat from * across. Ch 3, turn.

2 dc in sp, dc in each of next 13 dc (5 bls); 1 sp, 4 bls, 1 sp, 2 bls, 1 sp, 4 bls, 1 sp, 2 bls; (1 sp, 1 bl) 23 times, 11 more bls, (1 sp, 1 bl) 14 times, 11 bls, (1 sp, 1 bl) 14 times, 12 bls, (1 sp, 1 bl) 23 times, 1 bl, 1 sp, 4 bls, 1 sp, 2 bls, 1 sp, 4 bls, 1 sp, 5 bls. Ch 5, turn.

Hereafter follow chart, starting at 4th row from bottom and working to 49th row incl. Then work along to "A" on chart. Ch 3, turn, and continue to follow chart to top row. When top row has been completed, reverse the design by working back to "B" on chart. Break off. Attach thread at "A" on chart, at opposite side, and work to correspond, completing row "A." Do not break off, but ch 372 and complete row "A" at opposite side. Then follow chart to first row, working across chain. Fasten and break off.

There are 10 spaces between heavy lines

Place lace over edges of linen, so that inner edges form a square. Baste and sew in place with neat over-and-over stitches. Cut away excess linen on wrong side, allowing for ⅛-inch hem. Hem neatly.