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Free filet crochet pattern
Globe Lock
By StitchingLab ·
This 60×60 chart finishes at roughly 15×15 inches in size-10 thread filet mesh, using 2 colors — a clean two-color project — a good first counted chart. In filet crochet this becomes an airy panel for curtains, runners, or a framed piece. The grid, materials estimate, and written row-by-row instructions below are all free; open the chart in the editor to resize it or swap the palette to yarns you already own.
- Stitch type
- Filet crochet
- Grid
- 60 × 60
- Colors
- 2
Make it fit your project
This chart is 60×60 stitches — about 15×15″ in size-10 thread filet mesh. Pick a project and the motif rescales onto the right canvas (centered, never stretched), ready to fine-tune in the editor.
Chart
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Materials
901g total · 2 colors
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Lion Brand · Wool-Ease · Oxford Grey
1,018 stitches · ~255g · 3 skeins
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Bernat · Super Value · White
2,582 stitches · ~646g · 4 skeins
Project kit
Gear this chart actually calls for
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Clover Amour Crochet Hook Set
Comfort-grip hooks in every size a chart can call for — one set covers the whole CYC weight range. — 5.5-6.5 mm (I-9 to K-10½)
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Tapestry Needles
Blunt-tip needles for weaving in the ends every color change leaves behind.
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Locking Stitch Markers
Mark pattern repeats, color-section starts, and the first stitch of the round so a miscount never survives a row.
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Yarn Ball Winder
Center-pull cakes feed evenly and stand still while you work — worth it once a project runs to many skeins. — 7 skeins wind into tidy center-pull cakes
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Sharp Yarn Snips
Small, sharp snips cut yarn clean at every color change — cleaner joins and easier weaving-in than scissors.
Project reality check
intermediate- Strands at once
- 9
- Color changes
- 340
- Ends · intarsia
- 14
- Ends · tapestry
- 4
- Up to 9 strands will be active in a single row — wind one bobbin per strand before you start to avoid tangles.
Written instructions
- spOpen mesh
- blBlock
Before you start
- 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.
- 1 RS60 sp
- 2 WS60 sp
- 3 RS60 sp
- 4 WS26 sp8 bl26 sp
- 5 RS22 sp16 bl22 sp
- 6 WS19 sp22 bl19 sp
- 7 RS17 sp26 bl17 sp
- 8 WS16 sp8 bl1 sp10 bl1 sp8 bl16 sp
- 9 RS14 sp7 bl4 sp4 bl2 sp4 bl4 sp7 bl14 sp
- 10 WS13 sp6 bl5 sp5 bl2 sp5 bl5 sp6 bl13 sp
- 11 RS12 sp5 bl7 sp4 bl4 sp4 bl7 sp5 bl12 sp
- 12 WS11 sp5 bl7 sp4 bl6 sp4 bl7 sp5 bl11 sp
- 13 RS10 sp5 bl7 sp5 bl6 sp5 bl7 sp5 bl10 sp
- 14 WS9 sp5 bl8 sp4 bl8 sp4 bl8 sp5 bl9 sp
- 15 RS8 sp5 bl9 sp3 bl10 sp3 bl9 sp5 bl8 sp
- 16 WS8 sp4 bl9 sp4 bl10 sp4 bl9 sp4 bl8 sp
- 17 RS7 sp4 bl10 sp4 bl10 sp4 bl10 sp4 bl7 sp
- 18 WS6 sp4 bl10 sp4 bl12 sp4 bl10 sp4 bl6 sp
- 19 RS6 sp4 bl10 sp4 bl12 sp4 bl10 sp4 bl6 sp
- 20 WS5 sp4 bl11 sp3 bl14 sp3 bl11 sp4 bl5 sp
- 21 RS5 sp4 bl10 sp4 bl14 sp4 bl10 sp4 bl5 sp
- 22 WS5 sp3 bl11 sp4 bl14 sp4 bl11 sp3 bl5 sp
- 23 RS4 sp4 bl11 sp4 bl14 sp4 bl11 sp4 bl4 sp
- 24 WS4 sp4 bl11 sp3 bl16 sp3 bl11 sp3 bl5 sp
Show all 60 rows
- 25 RS38 sp3 bl12 sp3 bl4 sp
- 26 WS4 sp3 bl12 sp3 bl38 sp
- 27 RS38 sp4 bl11 sp4 bl3 sp
- 28 WS3 sp4 bl11 sp4 bl38 sp
- 29 RS33 sp24 bl3 sp
- 30 WS3 sp25 bl32 sp
- 31 RS32 sp25 bl3 sp
- 32 WS3 sp24 bl8 sp20 bl5 sp
- 33 RS4 sp22 bl12 sp4 bl11 sp4 bl3 sp
- 34 WS3 sp4 bl11 sp4 bl12 sp22 bl4 sp
- 35 RS3 sp4 bl16 sp4 bl11 sp3 bl12 sp3 bl4 sp
- 36 WS4 sp3 bl12 sp3 bl11 sp4 bl16 sp4 bl3 sp
- 37 RS3 sp4 bl16 sp4 bl11 sp3 bl11 sp4 bl4 sp
- 38 WS4 sp4 bl11 sp4 bl10 sp4 bl16 sp4 bl3 sp
- 39 RS3 sp4 bl16 sp4 bl10 sp4 bl11 sp3 bl5 sp
- 40 WS5 sp4 bl10 sp4 bl10 sp4 bl16 sp4 bl3 sp
- 41 RS3 sp4 bl16 sp4 bl10 sp3 bl11 sp4 bl5 sp
- 42 WS6 sp4 bl10 sp4 bl9 sp4 bl16 sp4 bl3 sp
- 43 RS3 sp4 bl16 sp4 bl9 sp4 bl10 sp4 bl6 sp
- 44 WS7 sp4 bl10 sp4 bl8 sp24 bl3 sp
- 45 RS4 sp22 bl9 sp4 bl9 sp5 bl7 sp
- 46 WS8 sp5 bl9 sp3 bl10 sp20 bl5 sp
- 47 RS6 sp18 bl10 sp4 bl8 sp5 bl9 sp
- 48 WS10 sp5 bl7 sp5 bl11 sp4 bl6 sp4 bl8 sp
- 49 RS8 sp4 bl6 sp4 bl11 sp4 bl7 sp5 bl11 sp
- 50 WS12 sp5 bl7 sp4 bl10 sp4 bl6 sp4 bl8 sp
- 51 RS8 sp4 bl6 sp4 bl9 sp5 bl5 sp6 bl13 sp
- 52 WS14 sp7 bl4 sp4 bl9 sp4 bl6 sp4 bl8 sp
- 53 RS9 sp4 bl4 sp4 bl9 sp5 bl1 sp9 bl15 sp
- 54 WS17 sp14 bl8 sp12 bl9 sp
- 55 RS10 sp10 bl8 sp13 bl19 sp
- 56 WS22 sp10 bl9 sp8 bl11 sp
- 57 RS13 sp4 bl12 sp5 bl26 sp
- 58 WS60 sp
- 59 RS60 sp
- 60 WS60 sp
Work the pattern · row tracker
Row tracker
Row 1 of 60 - 2% done · tap the chart to pin the exact stitch you’re on
Row 1 (RS) ← 60 sp
Progress saves on this device and in the link above — down to the exact stitch when you’ve pinned one. Bookmark the link, or paste it into your Ravelry project notes to pick up precisely where you stopped, on any device.
Pattern code · SLPN v1
A canonical, lossless representation of this pattern. Paste it into any StitchingLab converter to reload, or share it as a single line of text.
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