Mimi's Round Robin Doily, RR#5, January 1996 - June 1998
We used Size 30 DMC Cebelia thread in ecru for rounds 1, 2, 4, and 5. One ball was more than enough thread. The 3rd round Steph did in Kreinik metallic braid, #8 size, color 191 (just less than 2 reels required of this braid to do the round). Finished size: approx. 8 inches (21 cm) in diameter.
This round was adapted from a pattern by Monica Hahn. 2 shuttles if doing CTM; otherwise, shuttle and ball is sufficient. |
Center: R 3ds, p, 3ds, long p, 3ds, p, 3ds, cl; rw.
Round 2: Join ball thread and shuttle thread to the first picot of a chain of the center. Repeat between *'s 9 more times (you'll have 20 leaves and 10 rings). Tie and cut. (unless you know how to do a split cluny? <g>) |
2 shuttles |
R 6 ds, p, 3ds, p, 3ds, p, 3ds, p, 3ds, p, 6 ds, cl. Repeat 9 times, joining first ring of clover leaf to remaining picot of last ring made instead of first picot. |
2 shuttles; remember, Kreinik braid was used on this round in the original. |
R 3ds, 3p sep by 3ds, 3ds, cl; rw. Repeat to end, joining last chain to base of starting ring. |
2 shuttles |
*R 4-4+4-4 (to p on R of last ch). Repeat from * around. Tie and cut. |
Motifs require a shuttle only. |
Attached to the picots on either side of every other split ring, place the following motif (refer to picture). If you know how to use magic threads, lay on in the first ring and one in the last ring of each motif to pull in the ends and avoid having to sew in 20 ends. Small ring 2+ (to p of previous round's chain)2-2-2, cl. Leave small space of thread. R 3+3-3-3, cl. Leave small space of thread. R 4+4-4-4, cl. Leave small space of thread. R 5+5-5-5, cl. Leave small space of thread. R 4+4-4-4, cl. Leave small space of thread. R 3+3-3-3, cl. Leave small space of thread. Small ring 2+ 2-2+(to p of next chain of previous round)2, cl. You will do this 10 times. |
Shuttle and ball now required. |
*R 6-4+ (to p of previous round ring of 5 ds) 4-6, cl; rw. Repeat from * until round is complete, joining last chain to base of first ring formed. , |
This pattern copyright Mimi Dillman, Pam Dotson, Stephanie Peters, Di Michelson, and Kara Sheil 1998.
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