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3 Color Enchanting

This is the doily Enchanting from PK's Doilies With Charm. It's made using size 20 Opera thread in Wood Violet, Sage, and Touch of Lavender. It measures about 14 inches in diameter.

Comments

Lori, This is by far my favoritest doily you have made. The colors you chose really make the pattern pop and you did such a perfect job. I'm in awe and just adore this one!!! AWESOME!

Beautiful!! I need to play with color more, you're really inspiring me here.

Wow, amazing job! Your doilies are always lovely. I love the colors you used.

I have a PK book, and they're all so pretty but I'm a bit intimidated. Well, also I keep having gauge problems when I try her patterns; I think I need to try a bigger hook than I normally for the thread size since some of the ones I've tried are very dense at the center.

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