Lacy Clover Pattern
January 1, 2008 at 2:52 pm | Posted in Craft - How-to's, Craft - Websites | 39 CommentsTags: clover, cotton, crochet, pattern, thread
The pattern was drew by hands. I found two trivial/ignorable mistakes (at the beginning of the 4th and 5th round) in the pattern this morning. Hopefully the following description can help to sort it out. Please let me know if you find any mistakes, so I can improve the pattern.
R1: ch 4, sl st to the first ch
R2: ch 4, (dc in the loop, ch 2, dc in the loop, ch)x 4 times, sl st to the third ch at the beginning of this round.
R3: ch 8, sc in the 5th ch from the hook, ch 2, sc in the next dc, (ch 5, sc in the next dc, ch8, sc in the 5th ch from the hook, ch 2, sc in the next dc)x 3 times, ch 2, dc in the beginning of this round
R4: ch, (dc in the the the 3rd chain, ch, dc in the same ch, ch, tr in the same ch, ch, tr in the same chain, ch 3, sc in the 5 ch loop, ch 3, tr in the sc, ch, tr in the same sc, ch, dc in the the the same sc, ch, dc in the same sc, sc in the 5 ch loop)x 4 times, sl st in the first chain of this round
R5: ch, skip the first dc of the round, (hdc in the ch, hdc in the dc, dc in the ch, dc in the tr, (dc, tr, dc, tr) in the next ch, dc in the next tr, hdc 2, sc in the sc, hdc 2, dc in the tr, (dc, tr, dc, tr) in the same ch, dc in the tr, dc, hdc 2, sc in the sc)x 4 times, sl st to the first ch of this round
R6: ch 20, turn, sc in the second ch from the hook, sc 18, sl st to the beginning. Fasten off.
For those who also like crocheting these small items, you can find many other patterns in Mypicot.com, especially the butterfly. 🙂
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Crafty Beats 
This is really beautiful. Thanks for the pattern!
Comment by imadethis— January 1, 2008 #
Hey ! thanks for the pattern ! i wanted to make one for my birthday’s boss ! XD
Comment by Maman de Célia et Alice— January 4, 2008 #
I can’t wait to make one, thanks for sharing your pattern.
Comment by Ashley— January 5, 2008 #
Thank you for sharing this sweet pattern. However, I’m VERY confused with round three and haven’t been able to get any farther. The first part of the instruction reads:
R3: ch 8, sc in the 5th ch from the hook, ch 2, sc in the next dc, (ch 5, sc 5 in the next dc, sc in the 5th ch from the hook, ch 2, sc in the next dc)
Where I’m confused comes in the parenthetical:
(ch 5, sc 5 in the next dc, sc in the 5th ch from the hook….
After single crocheting five times into a double crochet below, where is the chain into which I’m supposed to single crochet in the fifth chain?!? I’m generally very good at reading and figuring out written patterns but this one has me stumped. (Not so good with the diagrams, plus being left-handed those are always backwards for me.)
Help, please!
Thanks—
Comment by Sandy— March 3, 2008 #
Thanks for the great pattern! I just made it and posted it on ravelry (my name is Mbarkle).
Comment by Mary— March 15, 2008 #
My daughter wants to make one, so I made one to test the pattern for her. The drawing was a big help. Thank you so much.
Comment by Lynn— April 30, 2008 #
WOw, I am not very very good in crocheting, but really want to try this cute clover pattern. Looks great! 🙂
thanks for sharing!
Comment by craftlover— July 20, 2009 #
This pattern is so beautiful! I’m just a little confused on rounds 4 and 5.. it says “ch, ” and I can’t really tell from the diagram how many to chain.. am I just missing something? 🙂 thanks!
Comment by Gabby— December 21, 2009 #
Hi,
It’s just one chain at the beginning of R4 and R5. My diagram is a little fuzzy. 😛
Best, Tracy
Comment by Tracy— December 21, 2009 #
Thanks!!! And again, the pattern is so pretty I can’t wait to finish it 😀
Comment by Gabby— December 21, 2009 #
I’m looking forward to it. 🙂
Comment by Tracy— December 21, 2009 #
The pattern is pretty. I’m a crochet beginner, and indeed this pattern is quite easy for newbie like me. I made one for my bookworm sister. Thanks for the pattern. Visit my blog to see how it’s done 🙂
Comment by Mongga— August 5, 2010 #
Thank you for sharing.
I have linked you in my website.
Tks.
Comment by jenny— January 11, 2011 #
hey i know u are probably tired of all the questions but im having trouble getting the fourth row to work right i dont understand on ur diagram what im supposed to do with the 2 ch area…im not explaining very well
Comment by jennifer— January 31, 2011 #
which 2 ch area do you mean?
Comment by Tracy— January 31, 2011 #
Thank you for the pattern, can’t wait to try it 🙂
Comment by Sherry— October 5, 2011 #
Thanks for the pattern!
Just FYI, based on your chart I made the following adjustments:
R2: ch 4 (counts as first dc and ch), dc in the loop, ch 2, (dc in the loop, ch, dc in the loop, ch 2)x 3 times, sl st to the third ch at the beginning of this round.
in R5, I did “(dc, tr, tr, dc)” instead of “(dc, tr, dc, tr)”
Comment by Lee— January 20, 2012 #
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This is perfect! I have a curry stain on my favourite t-shirt, and I wanted something small but attractive to stitch on to “dress it up” and hide the stain all at the same time.
Thanks!
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I want to make this! Sure is cute!
Comment by loarose— March 11, 2014 #
At round 4 it says to dc in the 3 rd chain. Where is the 3 rd chain? I’m lost on finding the 3rd chain and I’m not sure where the starting point is on the diagram. Can someone please help as I love the finished product and want to make it.
Comment by cara— August 18, 2014 #
Need number of chains for rows 4 & 5. Also chain for in the rows .
Comment by Pat Gilson— February 23, 2015 #
This makes no sense, do you have a revised pattern without any mistakes?? I would love to make these before St.Patricks day.
Comment by Bonnie McCauley— March 16, 2015 #
In Round 5, I assumed you skip the last and then 1st ch on either side of the single crochet? I’m talking about where it says hdc 2, sc, hdc 2… Also, Where the pattern says, (dc, tr, dc, tr) the diagram shows (dc, tr, tr, dc) in the next ch. I used the diagram.
I made this using chunky yarn and found that I needed to eliminate the ch at the beginning of the 4th and 5th rounds to make hold together more tightly.
I really like how this turned out with the chunky yarn and hope to incorporate it into a chair cover, maybe with the Celtic not border pattern.
Comment by Mareeda— July 7, 2015 #
Thank you so much for sharing this great pattern!
Comment by 4caz4— September 6, 2015 #
In R2, should it read: ch 4, (dc in loop, ch 2, dc in loop, ch 2) 4 times, sl st to third ch at beginnng of round? I am referring to the end of parenthetical instruction where you have …in the loop, ch)…you don’t say how many ch, but I assume it is ch2. This lacy pattern is beautiful. Thank you so much.
Comment by Judy Miller— March 5, 2018 #
actually, no; the ch = ch 1.
It would be better if the round was written: ch 4, in the ring: dc, ch 2, [(dc, ch 1, dc = V stitch), ch 2] 3 times, join with sl st in 3rd ch of beginning ch-4.
Comment by pinkb— April 25, 2022 #
Hi I’m thinking of trying this. What size yarn and hook did you use? Thanks!
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can you please take a picture of the lacy shamrock, and re-write the pattern? that would be great there are a few variations in the replies and it would be nice to have it cleared so it is readable acurately, Thanks
Comment by Ailis— March 1, 2022 #
Rows 4 and 5 how many chains at the beginning of each of these rounds? How many total repeats at the ends of each round? This is a very pretty shamrock pattern and I hope to complete it.
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