I recently asked if any one had any suggestions on what I
should design next.
Truvely L. asked for a Pansy Doily.
Doilies aren't my thing, but I did a quick search and found theses.
This one is from
Maggie WeldonI guess it's
apropreiate for me to find her free pattern first considering I do some design work for her.
This one is very much like Maggie's but the flowers are fuller.
Still on the traditional side, but with a center I like better than the other two is
this doily.
Here is a
pansy doily that is very different from the above.
Now this
doily I really like. It's very different from any I've found and I really like the addition of lace around the
outer edges of the pansies.
Vintage patterns have been a passion of mine of late so I just had to include an
antique one from a site that has older pattern.
Like I said, I'm not very into doilies, but if you are this is a
site for you. They boost 300 doily patterns! But if you are looking for a pansy doily here you'll be disappointed. The only one I found here was the second on my list. But they have enough doily patterns to keep anyone entertained for a very long time.
I hope this helps a few of you out there in need of doily patterns.
Keep Crocheting!
Donna
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