15 Crochet Spring Doily Patterns

Hello everyone! Today, I’m excited to share with you a carefully curated collection of 15 Crochet Spring Doilies!

As we say goodbye to the chilly winter months and welcome the warmth of spring, I’ve been thinking of ways to add a little spring decor into my home.

In my search for the perfect spring-inspired crochet pattern, I stumbled upon a variety of doilies that remind me a lot of spring. These doilies are made to help accent vases of blooming flowers, plates, saucers, or even grace your walls as crochet doily art!

Each doily in this collection has, what I believe, is a floral or feminine theme. Some feature an adorable shelled edge that adds a perfect touch of cuteness, which I think is ideal for the springtime aesthetic.

For these crochet spring doilies, I’ve chosen a variety of colors from Hobby Lobby’s Artiste Crochet Thread line. While I’m not affiliated with Hobby Lobby, I really like this particular thread line for its affordability per yard and the wide selection of beautiful colors it offers.

Anyways, if you’re on the lookout for a crochet doily pattern to welcome the spring season, you’re in the right place! This list is tailor-made for those seeking inspiration for their next crochet spring project. I hope it inspires you to make your own beautiful doily!

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The Flower Wheel Doily is a short and sweet doily pattern that is embedded with three petaled flowers. It’s a cute little doily that would be perfect to place underneath plates or saucers during afternoon tea time!

2. Simple Doily

Learn how to crochet the Simple Doily here.

The Simple Doily by Nancy Hearne is a small, elegant doily, perfect to place under your favorite flower vase. It’s a short 15 round doily that utilizes a combination of double crochet clusters, popcorn stitches, and chains. 

3. Spring Leaf Doily

Learn how to crochet the Spring Leaf Doily here.

The Spring Leaf Doily is a beautiful 24 round crochet doily that displays cute, 3 pronged leaves in a circular fashion. The way that you create a mesh around the center and then fill in with the leaf motif, gives it an elegant look. This doily is quite large when finished, and would be perfect underneath a flower vase or under a large serving plate. 

4. Tulip Mandala

Learn how to crochet the Tulip Mandala here.

The Tulip Mandala is a fun, spring time doily pattern embedded with tulip motifs. This pattern is created for free by Ella Laitila. She uses a larger yarn and hook size, but I think it looks so beautiful in crochet thread, which I have used in the picture above. I think this floral doily is great to use as a decoration during the spring months!

5. Tea Rose Doily

Learn how to crochet the Tea Rose Doily here.

The Tea Rose Doily is a simple floral doily by KristinesCrochets. This doily starts out by making a cute flower in the middle, surrounded by a thick line of double crochets, then a middle of mesh squares, and finally a pretty scalloped border. She is using a larger sized yarn and hook in her pattern than crochet thread, but I think it looks really pretty with the smaller thread! 

6. Easy Round Doily Pattern

Learn how to crochet the Easy Round Doily Pattern here.

The Easy Round Doily Pattern is a beautiful crochet doily. I honestly wish it had a prettier name, but unfortunately I cannot find who made this pattern. This is a chart only pattern, meaning there are no written instructions, but the chart is well done and easy to follow. This would be a perfect doily to use as a centerpiece for your table during the springtime! 

7. Springs Arrival Crochet Doily

Learn how to crochet the Springs Arrival Crochet Doily here.

The Springs Arrival crochet doily is created by Gemma Owen and has a wonderful floral and leaf theme to the pattern. I love her use of color throughout her doily pattern, however I decided to use a monocolor. If you want to use one color throughout, you’ll have to slip stitch around to different spots in the next round, as the pattern requires you to cut your yarn and attach a new color in a place other than the joining stitch.

8. Nosegay Doily

Learn how to crochet the Nosegay Doily here.

The Nosegay Doily is a vintage crochet doily that was published in Women’s Day magazine in 1951. This is a perfect springtime crochet doily, as the whole thing looks just like a spring flower. I will warn you however, as pretty as this crochet doily is, it’s a very large and long pattern. It has a total of 26 rounds, with most of it being a combination of double crochets or chains. As a matter of fact, don’t be like me and try to get away with using one 350 yard roll of crochet thread! I wasn’t able to totally finish the doily, and I didn’t like the look of using a different color to finish it, so here is how far I could make it!

9. Blue Rose Doily 

Learn how to crochet the Blue Rose Doily here.

The Blue Rose Doily is a gorgeous, delicate crochet doily designed by Rosanne Kropp and published in Crochet! magazine in March 2003. This was a really interesting doily to make, as you’ll have to crochet individual roses separately, attach them to the previous round, and then crochet around. Her pattern uses one color, but I love using a green and blue colored thread to make the leaves and roses pop. 

10. Model 14 Doily

Learn how to crochet the Model 14 Doily here.

Spring Crochet Doilies

The Model 14 Doily is a pretty, 22 round crochet doily. I love how simple, yet elegant this crochet doily is. I am unable to find written instructions for this pattern, but the link to this pattern takes you to the chart for this doily. The chart has information in French, but it’s not needed if you know how to read crochet charts. Otherwise, you can use Google lens to translate the photo for you.

11. Mine Rosinha Towel Doily

Learn how to crochet the Mine Rosinha Towel Doily here.

The Mine Rosinha Towel Doily is a short, 9 round doily that is perfect for placing under an afternoon cup of tea. It’s a cute little doily that is surrounded by a shell of picots. This is another chart-only pattern, but it is easy to read. 

12. Crochet Pear Blossoms Doily

Learn how to crochet the Crochet Pear Blossoms Doily here.

The Crochet Pear Blossoms Doily, from the Crochet For You Blog, is a cute, feminine crochet doily with only 15 rounds. I love how the little clusters look like blossoms and the last row adds a nice, elegant touch to the doily.  

13. Heavenly Flower Doily

Learn how to crochet the Heavenly Flower Doily here.

The Heavenly Flower Doily by Ramalakshmi Pasumarthy, is a crochet doily that will remind you of exactly that, a heavenly flower! This free doily pattern is a great accent in the home to use during those spring months. 

14. Tulip Doily

Learn how to crochet the Tulip Doily here.

The Tulip Doily is a wonderful spring doily pattern, and would be perfect for putting underneath your own vase of tulips! This doily starts with a large, 8 petaled flower in the middle and then splits off into little tulip flowers at the edges.

15. Doily No. 1

Learn how to crochet the Doily No. 1 here.

This is another sweet and simple doily with a Japanese designer. This is a chart only pattern, but again, is easy to follow along. I love how this doily has big shells around the edges, especially since it gives it the appearance of being a flower.

I hope you enjoyed this list of 15 Crochet Spring Doilies and that they bring a refreshing breath of springtime goodness into your home! 

Are you envisioning it under a vase of freshly picked flowers or gracing your table during a delightful afternoon tea? However you make your doilies, I’m sure they will be lovely!

Thank you for reading, until next time!

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13 Beautifully Gothic Crochet Doilies

Hello everyone, today I have compiled a list of 13 Beautifully Gothic Crochet Doilies for you. Some people say that crocheting with black yarn is difficult, but with a little determination and good lighting, you can create these doilies and add a little gothic flair to your home today.

All of these patterns are available for free at the time of writing this post, links to the patterns are above the descriptions. 

The patterns may suggest different size thread or size hooks, however, I just stuck with my size 10 black crochet thread and my trusty 1.65 mm crochet hook. This just made it easier not having to switch around, but you can use whatever hook size you prefer. 

I love the way all these black crochet doilies turned out. They were honestly a lot of fun to make, and if you’re not too scared to try out using black thread and small crochet hooks, it’s a great way to pass the time. 

Blocking your Crochet Doily

When finished crocheting these doilies, I always block them one way or another. Some crocheters like to starch their doilies to make them stiff, but usually skip the starch. 

When I block my doilies, I fill up a mixing bowl full of water and throw the doily in there. I’ll use my hand to swish it around and make sure all the threads are soaked. 

With a towel next to me, I’ll pull the doily out and let it drip as much water back into the bowl and then place it on the towel. I try not to wring out or squeeze the doily too hard so it doesn’t pull the threads out in undesirable ways. With the towel, I just pat the doily until it’s dry enough to work with.

I use an old pizza box to block my doilies, but there are blocking mats you can buy that are made for blocking crochet or knit projects. Then I’ll use pins to stretch out and pin my doily to the box. Once I’m happy with the way it’s blocked, I’ll set the box down where the kids can’t get to it and let it dry for at least a day.

Okay, let’s dive into this list of 13 Beautifully Gothic Crochet Doilies!

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Two Tone Crochet Doily

Two Tone Crochet Doily

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The Two Tone Crochet Doily, has you use two different colors of thread (but it looks amazing in just black). This pattern is fairly easy, and I would recommend this pattern for a beginner doily maker. 

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Mable Doily

The Mable Doily

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The Mable Doily is designed by Grace Fearon, and is probably one of the most beautiful gothic crochet doilies I’ve personally made. Her pattern is completely free and she has a video tutorial if you need more help.

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Spider Web Doily

Spider Web Doily Pattern

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The Spider Web Doily Pattern is a vintage, gothic crochet doily. It was originally published in a magazine dedicated to doily patterns from the American Thread Company. Luckily, we have the pattern available totally for free!. The Spider Web Doily truly looks like a spider web, which will give you an aesthetically pleasing gothic vibe to any room. This is a 24 round pattern composed of mostly chains, single/double/treble crochets, with small double crochet clusters and picots at the very end.

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Crowns of Majesty Doily

Crowns of Majesty Doily

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The Crowns of Majesty Doily is designed by Wilma Baker, and is absolutely gorgeous. If you use all black thread, it becomes a lovely gothic doily. This one is a larger doily, and you might need two rolls of black crochet thread instead of one (depending on your yardage and what size of crochet hook you use).

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Tesla Doily

Tesla Doily  

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The Tesla Doily is designed by Victoriia Gul, and is a small, delicate looking doily. I would not suggest this doily for a beginner, as there are many different types of stitches in her pattern. You’ll need to be comfortable crocheting front post stitches, puff stitches, cluster stitches, and picots. She suggests using a stitch marker for a few rounds in her pattern, but I did not find it totally necessary. This doily would be great to use underneath a candle, or underneath small plates.

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Moonpetals

Moonpetals

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The Moonpetals Doily is designed by Julia Hart. It’s a beautiful crochet doily pattern that truly reminds me of a flower in the moonlight! It’s a 21 round pattern that is easy to follow, but I would suggest this doily for an intermediate crocheter. You’ll need to know how to crochet puff stitches, picots, clusters, and treble crochets (but don’t worry, she has instructions for the special stitches).

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Pretty Crochet Doily Pattern

Pretty Crochet Doily Pattern 

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The Pretty Crochet Doily Pattern is a simple, lacey doily that looks great under a vase of flowers or candles. The pattern states that this is for an intermediate crocheter, but I honestly think this is a fine doily pattern for a beginner to try. This is a 15 round pattern, made mostly of chains, double crochets and single crochets.

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Delicate Doily Pattern

Delicate Doily Pattern

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The Delicate Doily Pattern is a gorgeous gothic doily that looks almost like a cathedral window. The long chains combined with treble, double, and single crochets creates a circular “window pane.” This is a 16 round pattern, and don’t get discouraged trying to open the link to this pattern…I experienced a slow load time at the time of this article, but it did go through!

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Spider Web Doily #2

Spider Web Doily #2

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Yes…another Spider Web Doily, but this one is much different than the doily before. This one is also brought to you by the American Thread Company Magazine (so many good doily patterns by them by the way). I honestly think this doily looks more like wispy, dandelion puffs than a spider web, but I’ll let you decide. The Spider Web Doily is long and big, with a whopping 33 rounds. With such a big doily, you could use it as a large centerpiece for a dinner table.

Aunt Lydia’s Skulduggery Doily
Aunt Lydia’s Skulduggery Doily

Aunt Lydia’s Skulduggery Doily

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Aunt Lydia’s Skulduggery Doily is the perfect gothic crochet doily. The pattern has a beautiful way of laying out the little skulls throughout the doily. I used white thread for the Skulduggery Doily so the skulls could really pop out, but feel free to continue with the black crochet thread theme within this post. If you’re using the size 10 black crochet thread from Red Heart, you might need 2 rolls for this pattern. I would suggest trying this pattern if you’re an intermediate to experienced crochet doily maker.

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Starshine Doily

Aunt Lydia’s Starshine Doily

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Aunt Lydia pulls through again with another amazing gothic crochet doily. This pattern is worked up into a beautiful star shape. The Starshine Doily is a small to medium sized doily and the suggested skill level is for an intermediate crocheter.

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Mini Trellis Doily

Mini Trellis Doily

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The Mini Trellis Doily is a simple 11 round crochet doily pattern made available by Adrienne R. Congdon. When crocheted with black thread, it looks almost like a small cathedral window. This is a great pattern for beginners, as it works up quickly and uses simple crochet stitches.

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Agnes Doily

Agnes Doily

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The Agnes Doily, designed by Zoya Matyushenko, is an intermediate to advanced pattern that is seriously stunning. Her pattern is probably one of the hardest ones in this list, but the instructions for the Agnes Doily are pretty clear.

Thank you for checking out this list of 13 Beautifully Gothic Crochet Doilies! I hope you found a crochet pattern that you liked, until next time!

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