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Why lace goes wrong
If your doily curled at round 5, it wasn't your hands.
Most lace patterns skip the stitch counts. A missing chain in round 4 hides until round 18 — and you frog three evenings of work. And many just say about 60 inches and stop there.
Most patterns"Repeat rounds 4–10." No counts. One size.
This collectionEvery round written out, with its count, and sized to your table.
"I was sure it was me. Turns out the old pattern I had was missing a chain in round 4. With the stitch count after every round, I caught it right away."
Deborah K. · Ohio
What you get
From your first doily to the tablecloth
EasyVol. 1 · First Doilies & Coasters6 patterns to start with
MotifsVol. 2 · Runners & Placemats6 patterns built from motifs
HeirloomVol. 3 · Tablecloths & Toppers6 pieces sized to fit
GiftsVol. 4 · Holiday & Gift Lace6 pieces to finish before the holidays
The methodThe Table-Fit GuideCharts for round, oval, square and long tables
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Who wrote these patterns
Meet Nora Whitfield
Nora learned to crochet pineapple doilies at her grandmother's table in western Pennsylvania. When her mother-in-law asked for a tablecloth for an eight-chair oval table, every pattern said about 60 inches. So she did what tile setters do: one motif, blocked, measured — then counted. Later she wrote her own patterns, with a stitch count after every round.
— Nora
What thread crocheters are saying
★★★★★
"I looked at the sample pages before buying because I've been burned by AI pattern books. These are real written patterns with charts. Worth it."
Janet R. · Texas
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"Made the table runner for my daughter-in-law's first time hosting Thanksgiving. The hours on the page were about right, and I finished with a week to spare."
Patricia W. · North Carolina
★★★★★
"There's a ton of free stuff on YouTube but nothing tells you how to make it bigger. That alone was worth it."
Linda S. · Ontario, Canada
★★★★★
"I'd stopped buying patterns because I never finished them. Started with the easy coasters, now I'm on volume 3."
Marlene T. · Wisconsin
★★★★★
"Blocking used to be a mess for me. The blocking guide fixed my wavy edges in one evening."
Ruth A. · Iowa
★★★★★
"I printed the whole Vol. 1 and keep it in a binder next to my chair. Big clear print, the chart and the words side by side."
Barbara N. · Alberta, Canada
Questions
Are these AI patterns?
See for yourself in the real pages above. All 24 patterns are written round by round, with a stitch count after each round and a chart, and the counts are checked so every round adds up.
I'm not sure I can follow a lace pattern.
Start with Volume 1: six easy coasters and doilies, each with its level and approximate hours at the top. The Lace Chart & Stitch Reading Guide walks you through symbols and counts.
Will it fit my table?
That's what the Table-Fit Guide is for: ready-made charts for round, oval, square and long tables. Measure one blocked motif and the chart gives you the count.
How do I get it, and in what format?
Right after payment you get an email with a link to download your printable PDFs. Print at home or read on a tablet, phone or computer. US crochet terms; sizes in inches and centimeters.
Are there video lessons?
No — words and charts side by side, so you can stop at any round without rewinding.
Can I sell what I make?
Yes, sell the pieces you make. Please don't share or resell the files.
What if it's not for me?
Email support@digitalshelflab.com within 30 days of your purchase and we'll refund your payment.