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Filet Crochet Scallop Border
Arched scallops for a shelf edging or a curtain hem. The arcs are true circles rather than stepped triangles, which is what stops a filet scallop looking like a sawtooth.
Written pattern
Row by row, in sp/bl notation.
- Open mesh (sp) = dc, ch 2, skip 2; block (bl) = 3 dc plus the shared boundary dc — a row of n cells always totals 3n + 1 dc.
- Foundation: ch 3x(cells) + 3 if Row 1 starts with a block (turning ch-3 counts as first dc), or + 5 if it starts with a space (first dc in 8th ch from hook).
- Turn with ch 3 (counts as dc) before a block, ch 5 (counts as dc + ch 2) before a space.
- Row 1 RS9 bl, 1 sp, 9 bl, 1 sp, 8 bl, 1 sp, 9 bl, 1 sp, 9 bl
- Row 2 WS9 bl, 1 sp, 9 bl, 1 sp, 8 bl, 1 sp, 9 bl, 1 sp, 9 bl
- Row 3 RS9 bl, 1 sp, 9 bl, 1 sp, 8 bl, 1 sp, 9 bl, 1 sp, 9 bl
- Row 4 WS1 sp, 8 bl, 1 sp, 8 bl, 2 sp, 8 bl, 2 sp, 8 bl, 1 sp, 8 bl, 1 sp
- Row 5 RS1 sp, 8 bl, 2 sp, 7 bl, 2 sp, 8 bl, 2 sp, 7 bl, 2 sp, 8 bl, 1 sp
- Row 6 WS2 sp, 6 bl, 3 sp, 7 bl, 3 sp, 6 bl, 3 sp, 7 bl, 3 sp, 6 bl, 2 sp
- Row 7 RS2 sp, 5 bl, 5 sp, 5 bl, 5 sp, 4 bl, 5 sp, 5 bl, 5 sp, 5 bl, 2 sp
- Row 8 WS48 sp
- Row 9 RS48 sp
- Row 10 WS48 sp
- Row 11 RS48 sp
- Row 12 WS48 sp
- Row 13 RS48 sp
- Row 14 WS48 sp
Row 1 is the bottom row of the chart, worked right to left on right-side rows. sp = open mesh space, bl = filled block.
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Pattern code · SLPN v1
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SLPN/1/F/48x14/2:FFFFFF,1A1A1A/B:AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAPg-DwfB8Px_H4_j8f5_P8_n-f7_P8_3-_7_v9_3__7_v9_3__7_v9_3_/t=filet_scallop_border
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