Fuschias
A very pretty doily -- this one is a puzzler. It really looks like a Herbert Niebling pattern. All I have is a couple of clippings from a magazine, a photo and a chart. There's no name on the pattern, it's just called "un joli napperon" which just means it's a pretty doily. Because the text is in French and the layout and style of the magazine clipping is familiar, I think its from Femmes D’aujourd’Hui. The pattern is named "Fuschias" in the Ravelry database, but I am not sure why. Also, there isn't any confirmed evidence that it is a Niebling pattern, but, again referring to the Ravelry database, I'm not the only one who thinks it is.
Cast on 6 stitches, join into a round and knit according to the chart, repeating the pattern six times per round. Do the decreases in round 75 with a crochet hook, using a single crochet for each decrease and chain 10 to 12 stitches between decreases.
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