Tatted Oval Doily Row 2

Tatted Oval Doily Row 2

Here’s the next row of the doily we started in July!

This pattern uses two tatting shuttles, although the second row requires only one. You can also use the shoelace trick, but I think in this instance, the work will look better if it’s not used.

You can find row 1 here

This is an experienced beginner pattern (because it uses two shuttles). It is about 4-1/2 inches wide (12 cm) and 3 inches tall (8 cm) when done with size 10 thread.

I used Lizbeth Cranberry Bush Color 181.

Printable pattern (103K. Opens a new window.)

Patterns are available for download as a PDF file and are readable by using Adobe Reader. Download Adobe Reader free.

You will need:

Thread in your choice of color and size.
2 tatting shuttles or tatting needles

dsdouble stitch
ppicot
jjoin

Instructions:

R: See red ring on visual pattern. (2ds p) 2 times, 2ds j to 5th p of one of the rings at the center of the side on previous row, (2ds p) 4 times, 2ds, close, turn
Ch: (2ds p) 7 times, 2ds, turn
R: (2ds p) 2 times, 2ds j to 5th p of next R of previous row, (2ds p) 4 times, 2ds, close, turn
Ch: (2ds p) 7 times, 2ds, turn
R: (2ds p) 3 times, 2ds j to 5th p of center R of clover on previous row, (2ds p) 3 times, 2ds close, turn
Ch: (2ds p) 3 times, 2ds, turn
R: 2ds p 2ds j to 6th p of previous R, (2ds p) 5 times, 2ds, close, turn
Ch: (2ds p) 7 times, 2ds, turn
R: (2ds p) 2 times, 2ds j to 5th p of previous R, (2ds p) 4 times, 2ds, close, turn
Ch: (2ds p) 3 times, 2ds, turn
R: 2ds p 2ds j to 6th p of previous R, 2ds p 2ds j to 3rd p of same R on clover, (2ds p) 3 times, 2ds, close, turn
Ch: (2ds p) 7 times, 2ds, turn
R: (2ds p) 4 times, 2ds j to 5th p of next R after clover on previous row, (2ds p) 2 times, 2ds, close, turn
Ch: (2ds p) 7 times, 2ds, turn
R: (2ds p) 4 times, 2ds j to 5th p of next R on previous row, (2ds p) 2 times, 2ds, close, turn
Ch: (2ds p) 7 times, 2ds, turn
Repeat entire sequence for the other half of the round. Cut and tie.

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