1/5Lace Bridal Veil
Original design by @唔西迪西ddd
An intricate bridal veil built from many joined circular flower lace motifs, joined as you go into a triangular shape.
- Difficulty
- Advanced
- Yarn
- lace / thread
- Finished size
- ~80 x 51 cm
Materials
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Stitches used: ch, dc, sc, sl st
Lace Bridal Veil — Motif Layout & Flower Motifs A & B (worked as charted) Layout: the veil (about 80 x 51 cm) is built from joined rows of circular flower motifs (bands a-f). Flower motif (A/B): Rnd 1: MR, ch, work a ring of dc (center wheel), join Rnd 2-3: ch arches around, then dc groups forming petals Rnd 4-5: pineapple/fan clusters of dc with picot tips around the edge Join-as-you-go: connect each new motif to its neighbors at the outer picot loops while working the last round. Symbols: oval = ch, dot = picot, T with bar = dc; triangle ▷ = join new yarn.
Notes
Fine-thread bridal veil made of many joined circular flower motifs (~80x51cm). Motifs A and B differ slightly; joined at outer picots as you crochet the final round.
Lace Bridal Veil — Motif Connection Layout (worked as charted) This diagram shows how the round flower motifs are joined to form the triangular veil. - Work the circular flower motifs (MR center, dc wheel, ch-arch petals, picot pineapple edging). - Arrange them in staggered/offset rows and join adjacent motifs at their touching outer picot loops (join-as-you-go on the last round). - Continue adding motifs row by row, decreasing the count toward the point so the overall shape forms a triangle. Symbols: oval = ch, dot = picot, T with bar = dc.
Notes
Assembly/connection chart for the veil: staggered round motifs joined at picots into a triangular shape. Motif detail as in the A/B chart (image_5).
Crochet Diagrams
Frequently asked questions
How are the motifs joined?
Each circular flower motif is joined to its neighbors at the outer picot loops while working its final round (join-as-you-go).
Is this beginner friendly?
No - it uses fine thread and many joined lace motifs, so it suits experienced crocheters.
