Round Pillow Pattern #S-466

Round Pillow Pattern #S-466

Advanced Hook No. 2/0 (double zero) Hairpin Lace Pillow

Round hairpin lace pillow about 14 inches in diameter, worked in Aqua strips joined with White and edged with a twisted cord. Originally published in Coats & Clark's O.N.T. #303, Modern Trends.

Size
Around pillow, 14 inches in diameter.

Materials

  • Milwards Steel Crochet Hook · No. 2/0 (double zero)
  • Hairpin lace staple · 1 inch wide

Pattern instructions

Hairpin Lace Strip

Strip

With Aqua, make a strip of Basic Hairpin Lace, see patternbook page, long enough to cover pillow when laid in slightly overlapping circles from center.

Joining Of Hairpin Lace

1st rnd

Starting at center with White, ch 1, keeping the twist in all loops, insert hook through first 12 loops, thread over, draw loop through all loops on hook (sl st made).

2nd and 3rd rnds

* Sc through next 2 loops on left side of hook (inc made), sl st in next loop on right side of hook. Repeat from * around.

4th rnd

* (Sc through next 2 loops on left side of hook, sl st through next loop on right side of hook) 3 times; then sl st through next loop on left side of hook, sl st through next st on right side of hook. Repeat from * around. Work as before, having 2 increases and 3 plain loops alternately on 5th rnd, 1 inc and 5 plain loops alternately on 6th rnd, and 1 inc and 9 plain loops alternately on 7th rnd. Work 2 rnds without increasing. Working in remaining loops, * ch 1, sc in next loop. Repeat from * around. Join and break off.

Cord

Cord

Cut 4 strands each of Brown and White, 18 yards long. Double Brown strands to form a loop, insert the 4 White strands through loop and double White strands. Twist these strands tightly, then double at joining and twist in opposite direction. Place Cord above joining of hairpin lace and tack.

Assembly

Assembly

Make another piece in same way. Place together, attach White to any sp; working through both thicknesses, sc in same sp, * ch 1, sc in next sp. Repeat from * to within 10 inches from beginning. Insert pillow, complete rnd. Join, break off.

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