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I wanted to crochet something special baby blanket for her. When I first saw this stitch I knew it would be perfect! I loved how there were diamonds in the spaces as well as the solid diamonds. A shifting into something else, just like she is…. a Mother.

I do plan on having a piece of fleece sewn onto the back of this afghan before I give it as a gift to make it much warmer and leaving no holes for the babies fingers to get stuck in.

I really hope you like this afghan as much as I do and want to make one for someone you love too!

Find more crochet stitches here on the category Afghans & Baby Blankets

Diamond Lace Throw – Free Crochet Pattern

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For this project you’ll need:

HOOK:5 mm hook or size H hook for the US

YARN: Worsted weight yarn, 4 ply US, 10 ply AU

I used four 100 gram skeins.

ABBREVIATIONS

ch = Chain

sl st = Slip Stitch

st = Stitch

sk = Skip

dc = Double Crochet

* = Repeat what is in between the stars for the rest of the row

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CHART

To Start

Chain 126 or if you want a bigger size, chain in multiples of 12 until you reach your desired width then chain 6 more and you’re ready to begin row 1.

Row 1

dc into 5th ch from hook. * Ch 1. Skip 1 dc in next stitch. * Repeat for row. Dc in last stitch. ch 4 and turn

Row 2

dc and ch 1 in the next 2 ch 1 spaces, * Dc in the next ch 1 space, DC into the next DC, DC into the next ch 1 space and ch 1. DC and ch 1 in the next 4 ch 1 spaces. * repeat for row.

To end row: dc and ch 1 in your last 2 ch 1 spaces and in the ending ch 3. ch 3 and turn

Row 3

dc in 1st ch 1 space and ch 1, DC and ch 1 in the next ch 1 space as well. *Dc in the next ch 1 space, DC into the next 3 DC’s , DC into the next ch 1 space and CH 1. Dc and ch 1 into the next 3 ch 1 spaces*

repeat for row. To end row: after your last 5 dc’s in a row, you’ll ch 1 and dc in the next ch 1 space, the DC twice in ending ch 4 space. ch 4 and turn

Row 4

Dc and ch 1 in 1st ch 1 space. * Dc in the next ch 1 space, DC into the next 5 DC’s, DC into the next ch 1 space and ch 1. DC and ch 1 in the next 4 ch 1 spaces, CH 1. DC and ch 1 in the next 2 ch 1 spaces.* repeat for row.

To end row: after your last 7 dc’s in a row, ch 1 and DC into the next ch 1 space, then ch 1 and dc in ending ch 3. ch 3 and turn.

Row 5

Dc and ch 1 in 1st ch 1 space. *Dc in the next ch 1 space, DC into the next 7 DC’s , DC into the next ch 1 space and ch 1. Dc and ch 1 into the next 3 ch 1 spaces, CH 1. DC and ch 1 in the next ch 1 space* repeat for row.

To end row: after your last 9 dc’s in a row, ch 1 and DC into the next ch 1 space, Ch 1 and DC twice in ending ch 4 space. ch 4 and turn

Row 6

Dc in 1st ch 1 space, * DC into the next 9 DC’s, DC into the next ch 1 space and ch 1. Dc and ch 1 in next ch 1 space* repeat for row. To end row: after your last 11 dc’s in a row. ch 1 and dc in top of ch 3 space. ch 3 and turn

Row 7

Dc and ch 1 in 1st ch 1 space, *skip 1 DC and DC ch 1 in next* repeat for row. To end row DC twice in ending ch 4 space. ch 3 and turn

Row 8

The ch 3 counts as the 1st dc of the row, dc in next stitch (2nd dc of row) then dc into the ch 1 space. *CH 1 and DC into the next 5 ch 1 spaces. DC into the next DC, DC in next ch 1 space * repeat for row.

To end row: after your last dc in your very last ch 1 space, dc in the last dc and dc in the top of the ch 3. Then ch 3 and turn

Row 9

The ch 3 counts as the 1st dc of the row, DC in next 2 dc’s and *DC in the next ch 1 space. ch 1 & DC in the next 4 ch 1 spaces, DC in the next 3 DC’s, then DC ch 1 into the next 4 ch 1 spaces.* repeat for row.

To end row: after your last dc in your very last ch 1 space, dc in the last 2 dc’s and dc in the top of the ch 3. Then ch 3 and turn

Row 10

The ch 3 counts as the 1st dc of the row, DC in next 3 dc’s and *DC in the next ch 1 space. ch 1 & DC in the next 3 ch 1 spaces, DC in the next 5 DC’s, then DC ch 1 into the next 3 ch 1 spaces.* repeat for row.

To end row: after your last dc in your very last ch 1 space, dc in the last 3 dc’s and dc in the top of the ch 3. Then ch 3 and turn

Row 11

The ch 3 counts as the 1st dc of the row, DC in next 4 dc’s and *DC in the next ch 1 space. ch 1 & DC in the next 2 ch 1 spaces, DC in the next 7 DC’s, then DC ch 1 into the next 2 ch 1 spaces.* repeat for row.

To end row: after your last dc in your very last ch 1 space, dc in the last 4 dc’s and dc in the top of the ch 3. Then ch 3 and turn

Row 12

The ch 3 counts as the 1st dc of the row, DC in next 5 dc’s and *DC in the next ch 1 space. ch 1 & DC in the next ch 1 space, DC in the next 9 DC’s, then DC ch 1 into the next ch 1 space.* repeat for row.

To end row: after your last dc in your very last ch 1 space, dc in the last 5 dc’s and dc in the top of the ch 3. Then ch 3 and turn

Row 13

Dc and ch 1 in 1st ch 1 space, *skip 1 DC and DC ch 1 in next* repeat for row. To end row DC twice in ending ch 4 space. ch 3 and turn

repeat rows 2 – 13

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