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Hummingbird Filet Chart
designed by Kim Guzman © Jun. 2014
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Suerayfar of Ravelry used the chart to make this fabulous curtain. Photo used with permission.
Technique: Filet Crochet
Size 5 thread
- Yardage: approx. 3710 yds
- Crochet hook: Size 4 or size for gauge
- Gauge: 10 squares=3″; 10 rows=3″
- Finished Size: approx. 45″ x 57″
Size 10 thread
- Yardage: approx. 3310 yds
- Crochet hook: Size 7 or size for gauge
- Gauge: 10 squares=2.5″; 10 rows=2.5″
- Finished Size: approx. 37″ x 45″
Size 20 thread
- Yardage: approx. 2900 yds
- Crochet hook: Size 9 or size for gauge
- Gauge: 10 squares=2″; 10 rows=2″
- Finished Size: approx. 33″ x 43″
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Stitch Guide Each solid square is equal to 4 dc. Each open square is equal to (1 dc, ch 2, 1 dc). The dc at the end of each square also counts as the first dc of the next square. For example, a solid square followed by an open square is 4 dc, ch 2, 1 dc. Solid squares count as “solid mesh” and open squares count as “open mesh”. |
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Tip: When finished with one ball/cone of yarn, attach the next ball/cone only at the beginning or ending of a row to aid in the weaving of the loose end.
Instructions
Starting with Row 1 of chart, using Stitch Guide, ch 489, sk 8 ch, dc in next ch (first open mesh created). Continue following chart to create remaining rows. At end of row 180, fasten off.
