Filet Crochet Ornament Pattern

This traditional style crochet ornament pattern allows you to capture a touch of history in your Jolly Holiday Blanket.

This Filet Crochet Ornament pattern is released as a bonus panel as part of the Jolly Holiday Christmas Crochet Blanket Crochet Along.

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Traditional Ornament | Filet Crochet Pattern

There is something special about those treasured ornaments that are carefully stored away in preparation of the following years celebrations. I love to reminisce over the memories captured by each ornament; thinking about where the ornament was purchased, who made the decoration that is lovingly hung on the branches.

I also love to add a new handmade decoration to my tree every year and have quite a few jolly designs you can choose from by clicking here, or you can find 30 free Christmas Ornament Patterns here.

This filet crochet ornament pattern is the 2nd bonus panel pattern to release as part of the Jolly Holiday Blanket.

Each of the filet crochet patterns releasing in this crochet blanket pattern is designed to be beginner friendly, encouraging you to fall in love with the filet crochet technique.

It’s important to note that unlke many of the panels included in this blanket pattern, it is NOT a symmetrical filet crochet chart. This means that there is both a left and right handed version of the written pattern, and the chart will be read in a different direction depending on which hand you hold your crochet hook in.

If you’re new to filet crochet, it is a crochet technique that uses stitches and chain spaces to show an image in crochet fabric – click here to learn more about the filet crochet technique.

Whatever your crochet skill level is, each of the 12 filet crochet panels releasing in the Jolly Holiday Blanket can be followed using more than just the filet chart. For each filet crochet blanket panel in the Jolly Holiday Blanket CAL, you’ll find, free to view on the website:

filet crochet chart
written version of the chart – Left & Right handed
FULL written pattern with no need to refer to the chart – Left & Right handed

Even if you are new to the fillet crochet technique, all the ways to follow the pattern will be available for you to ensure you can complete your blanket with confidence.

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Jolly Holiday Blanket Crochet Along

This pattern is releasing on the website as a crochet along (CAL), which means that each week a new panel featuring a new image will be released on the website in all of the easy to follow formats.

There will be a total of 12 different panels to choose from to join and create your own version of the Jolly Holiday Blanket:

You can opt to create a blanket with 9 or 12 different panels, to create your own version of the Jolly Holiday Blanket – Click the button below to see the release dates for each section blanket pattern below.View the Jolly Holiday Blanket Crochet along details

Bonus Panels

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I have no doubt, that once you’ve completed your 1st filet crochet, you’ll want to keep on going to complete your Jolly Holiday Blanket.

If you don’t want to wait for each panel to release during the crochet along, you can opt to purchase the printable version of the pattern.

The pattern includes ALL 3 different ways to follow the panel sections of the blanket:

Filet Charts
Written Charts
Fully written pattern

So, whichever way you prefer to read a filet crochet pattern, you can!

The full pattern, with all 12 panels, the joining and edging instructions is available to purchase from either Ravelry or Esty now.Purchase on Ravelry Purchase on Etsy

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Santa Filet Crochet Pattern Details Jolly Holiday Blanket

Skill Level: Easy

Materials:

Any worsted /Aran weight acrylic yarn. I used Paintbox Yarns Simply Aran 100% Acrylic (100g (3.5oz), 184m (201 yds)) in the following 2 shades:
A – Slate Green (226)
B- Champagne White (202)
5.5mm hook
Scissors
Darning needle

Estimated Yarn Required

The estimated yarn required for each panel, using a 5.5mm hook is 180-200m of the main colour.

Each panel will be edged with the contrast colour you plan to join the panels.

Finished Size

Each panel will measure 18″ by 22″

Abbreviations

US Terms (UK in brackets)

St(s) – Stitches

Ch – Chain

Ch sp – Chain space

Sc (Dc) – Single Crochet (Double Crochet)

Dc (tr) – Double (treble) crochet

TC – turning chain

X – Solid Square

O – Open Square

RS – Right side

KEY

Solid Black Square (X) = dc in next 3

Open White Square (O) = dc, ch 2, skip next 2

Turning ch-3 counts as dc, it is suggested to use a stitch marker to keep track of st. Turning ch is NOT shown on chart and is implied. Be sure to include in stitch count.

Gauge:

15 sts and 8 rows = 4”/10 cm in US double crochet. Use a larger or smaller crochet hook to obtain the correct finished size.

Pattern Notes:

If you have any questions regarding pattern instructions please reach out – [email protected]
Each panel is worked in turned rows, from bottom up, before edging in a contrasting colour.
Beginning Ch 3 DOES count as a stitch.
Turning ch-3 counts as 1st dc in chart, it is suggested to use a stitch marker to keep track of st. Turning ch is NOT shown on chart and is implied. Be sure to include in stitch count

How to Read A Filet Crochet Chart

The pattern includes filet crochet charts and although it’s not essential for you to understand how to read a filet crochet chart to complete this pattern, as each chart will be converted into a standard, written crochet pattern with a full video tutorial.

If you’d like to learn how to read a filet crochet chart, the video tutorial below takes you through all the steps.

Ornament Filet Crochet Chart

Which Direction to Read the Chart

To recreate the pattern so that ornament is on the right, the chart should be read in the following directions:

Right handed –
Row 1 – read from right to left
Row 2 – read from left to right
Continue to read odd numbered rows, right to left and even numbered rows, left to right
Left Handed –
Row 1 – read from left to right
Row 2 – read from right to left
Continue to read odd numbered rows, left to right and even numbered rows, right to left

Ornament – Written Chart

Right and Left Handed:

Row 1: Ch 66, dc in 4th ch from hook, (X) 21, turn. (64 dc) Stitch count will be 64 for every row, be sure to count turning ch.

Row 2: (X) 21, turn.

Row 3: (X) 10, (O) 1, (X) 10, turn.

Row 4: (X) 21, turn.

Row 5: (X) 9, (O) 1, (X) 1, (O) 1, (X) 9, turn.

Row 6: (X) 21, turn.

Row 7: (X) 8, (O) 1, (X) 3, (O) 1, (X) 8, turn.

Row 8: (X) 7, (O) 1, (X) 5, (O) 1, (X) 7, turn.

Row 9: (X) 6, (O) 1, (X) 7, (O) 1, (X) 6, turn.

Row 10: (X) 5, (O) 1, (X) 9, (O) 1, (X) 5, turn.

Row 11: (X) 21, turn.

Row 12: (X) 4, (O) 1, (X) 1, (O) 1, (X) 1, (O) 1, (X) 1, (O) 1, (X) 1, (O) 1, (X) 1, (O) 1, (X) 1, (O) 1, (X) 4, turn.

Row 13: (X) 21, turn.

Row 14: (X) 4, (O) 1, (X) 2, (O) 1, (X) 1, (O) 1, (X) 1, (O) 1, (X) 1, (O) 1, (X) 2, (O) 1, (X) 4, turn.

Row 15: (X) 21, turn.

Row 16: (X) 4, (O) 1, (X) 1, (O) 1, (X) 1, (O) 1, (X) 1, (O) 1, (X) 1, (O) 1, (X) 1, (O) 1, (X) 1, (O) 1, (X) 4, turn.

Row 17: (X) 21, turn.

Row 18: (X) 5, (O) 1, (X) 9, (O) 1, (X) 5, turn.

Row 19: (X) 6, (O) 1, (X) 7, (O) 1, (X) 6, turn.

Row 20: (X) 7, (O) 1, (X) 5, (O) 1, (X) 7, turn.

Row 21: (X) 8, (O) 1, (X) 3, (O) 1, (X) 8, turn.

Row 22: (X) 9, (O) 1, (X) 1, (O) 1, (X) 9, turn.

Row 23: (X) 21, turn.

Row 24: (X) 10, (O) 1, (X) 10, turn.

Row 25: (X) 21, turn.

Right Handed: – Row 26: (X) 10, (O) 1, (X) 1, (O) 1, (X) 8, turn.

Left Handed: – Row 26: (X) 8, (O) 1, (X) 1, (O) 1, (X) 10, turn.

Row 27: (X) 21, turn.

Row 28: Repeat Row 26.

Right Handed – Row 29: (X) 9, (O) 1, (X) 11, turn.

Left Handed: – Row 29: (X) 11, (O) 1, (X) 9, turn.

Row 30: (X) 21.

Ornament – Written Pattern

Right and Left Handed

Row 1: Ch 66, dc in 4th ch from hook, and each across, turn. (64)

Row 2: Ch 3, dc in each st and ch across, dc in tc, turn.

Row 3: Ch 3, dc in next 30, ch 2, skip 2, dc in next 30, dc in tc, turn.

Row 4: Repeat Row 2.

Row 5: Ch 3, dc in next 27, ch 2, skip 2, dc in next 4, ch 2, skip 2, dc in next 27, dc in tc, turn

Row 6: Repeat Row 2.

Row 7: Ch 3, dc in next 24, ch 2, skip 2, dc in next 10, ch 2, skip 2, dc in next 24, dc in tc, turn.

Row 8: Ch 3, dc in next 21, ch 2, skip 2, dc in next 16, ch 2, skip 2, dc in next 21, dc in tc, turn.

Row 9: Ch 3, dc in next 18, ch 2, skip 2, dc in next 22, ch 2, skip 2, dc in next 18, dc in tc, turn.

Row 10: Ch 3, dc in next 15, ch 2, skip 2, dc in next 28, ch 2, skip 2, dc in next 15, dc in tc, turn.

Row 11: Repeat Row 2.

Row 12: Ch 3, dc in next 12, ch 2, skip 2, (dc in next 4, ch 2, skip 2) 6 times, dc in next 12, dc in tc, turn.

Row 13: Repeat Row 2.

Row 14: Ch 3, dc in next 12, ch 2, skip 2, dc in next 7, ch 2, skip 2, (dc in next 4, ch 2, skip 2) 3 times, dc in next 7, ch 2, skip 2, dc in next 12, dc in tc, turn.

Row 15: Repeat Row 2.

Row 16: Repeat Row 12

Row 17: Repeat Row 2.

Row 18: Repeat Row 10.

Row 19: Repeat Row 9.

Row 20: Repeat Row 8.

Row 21: Repeat Row 7.

Row 22: Repeat Row 5.

Row 23: Repeat Row 2.

Row 24: Repeat Row 3.

Row 25: Repeat Row 2.

Right handed – Row 26: Ch 3, dc in next 30, ch 2, skip 2, dc in next 4, ch 2, skip 2, dc in next 24, dc in tc, turn.

Left Handed – Row 26: Ch 3, dc in next 24, ch 2, skip 2, dc in next 4, ch 2, skip 2, dc in next 30, dc in tc, turn.

Row 27: Repeat Row 2.

Row 28: Repeat Row 26.

Right Handed – Row 29: Ch 3, dc in next 27, ch 2, skip 2, dc in next 33, dc in tc, turn.

Left Handed – Row 29: Ch 3, dc in next 33, ch 2, skip 2, dc in next 27, dc in tc, turn.

Row 30: Repeat Row 2.

Fasten off, weave ends.

Continue to Panel Edging

Panel Edging

Once you have completed this Christmas Gift panel, Click here to find the pattern instructions to edge the blanket panel, in preparation of joining all the panels together.

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Each week a new blanket panel will release and once the first 9 panels have released, the edging and joining will then be released plus the further 3 panel in quick succession.