Hübsches Decke
I'm not sure of the source for this pretty doily (that's a literal translation of the name), although I suspect it might be Le Tricot d'Art based on the scrap of the original pattern that I have. It's another riff on a ubiquitous design, and very delicate. There are eight central petals and then a ring of twelve leaves. I looked through all the Herbert Niebling patterns on Ravelry (which took a while!), but didn't see this one so it is likely not a Niebling pattern. Very pretty just the same. Right-click on the chart and choose "view image" or whatever choice your browser offers, to see a larger image. Cast on 8 stitches, join in a round. Knit Chart A four times in the round. Knit Chart B 12 times in the round. Bind off with a crochet hook. Crochet three stitches together with a single crochet, chain 8 stitches between the decreases. Join the last ch8 to the first decrease to complete the round.
Here's a photo of the one I knitted recently. Sorry I'm so bad at blocking! But I have to say this is a really easy pattern to knit and I hope you try it.
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