As
the doily expands, the rounds are getting a bit longer to make. No fear, the end IS in sight. For this round, you’ll be using the lock
chain and two shuttles wound CTM, to allow you to change shuttles when one is
getting used up faster than the other.
Everything on this round is tatted in multiples of five. You’ll see the entire doily - thus far - and a close up in
the photos.
&&& R: 5-5+ (see the
four-picot chains of the round before?
Join into any second CH p, counting from the left) 5-5.
Lock
CH 5 (one transferred half stitch and one un-transferred half stitch, five
times)
Using
whichever shuttle works best by the position it’s in,
R: 5-5-5-5.
R: 5-5-5-5
Lock
CH 5
R:
5+ (to last R p of first R) 5+ (to next CH p) 5-5
Lock
CH 5
R:
5+ (to middle R p, 3rd CH) 5-5-5.
Lock
CH 5.
Repeat
from &&&
. Notice the inner Rs are joined to the
two middle picots of the CH from the last round. You’ll skip the first and last picots on each
CH, and those inner Rs are joined in pairs.
The outer Rs are all joined to each other. A Ring joined by the side picots alternates
between paired Rs, joined to the single Rs by their middle picots.
You’ll
tat around the whole round in this way, and it will take a while. I think it took me at least six hours!
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