[Free Pattern] This 3D Swan Doily Is Amazing!

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My grandmother used to have one of these. This vintage Swan Symphony doily by Coats & Clark is such an interesting and unique pattern. Is like an invitation to create something different and at the same time is such a challenge: this 3D doily pattern requires the necks of the swans to stand up. After all, these sensational 3D swans are making all the difference!

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Six swan and four swan doily variations are given in the pattern.

This pattern uses UK crochet terminology.

This a vintage pattern so modern equivalents are a guess. You will need small amounts of orange and black thread in size 10 crochet cotton and a larger amount of size 10 cotton in white approx. 400 yards or so.

You will need a size 6(1.80mm) or 7(1.65mm) steel hook.

Swan Symphony by Coats & Clark

Check out the original source for this pattern with all the directions and full written pattern at: Coats & Clark

Thanks to The Needlecraft Design Centre for the article inspiration and featured image.

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89 thoughts on “[Free Pattern] This 3D Swan Doily Is Amazing!”

  1. I have the old original pattern. Been wanting to make it for years but never have. I should go dig it out and make it. I’ve always thought it was so pretty. Thanks for the reminder! 🙂

  2. I used to make these only mine had 6swans and my one is different I’ve got 7 swans on my own .i made them in 1984 and people wanted them I made 68 mats hav’nt made one since 1996

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