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[Jillk]

Does anyone recognize this pattern?  My grandmother began these years ago before she developed Alzheimer’s.  She asked me to please finish this as a tablecloth if she wasn’t able to complete it.  I want to honor my grandmother’s wish, but the pattern was not left with the squares.  Please help!!!

[bgs]

This looks like it might be it.

https://www.amazon.com/Vintage-Crochet-Pattern-make-instructions/dp/B004WLJHWU

[Granny Square]

Well done, Bgs!  You posted as I was typing a reply, that does indeed look like it, or awfully close.  

I'll just leave part of it here as food for thought.

I like to make thread things but have never attempted a whole tablecloth or bedspread.  For one thing, it quite literally can take MILES of thread, and is quite a huge project that can take months or even years.  When my paternal grandmother passed away (over 40 yrs ago), my Dad cleaned out her house and brought back a few crochet things of hers.  One was a few thread motifs and a couple of  (tiny) balls of matching ecru thread; my Dad remembered that she was working on this when he came back from WWII.  And no pattern.  I was in college and had only been crocheting a few years.  Long story short, I only had a little bit of 50 year old ecru colored thread, and a few motifs, so no way I'd find matching thread.  I ended up reverse engineering the pattern, adding a couple of my own motifs to hers and ended up with a table centerpiece sized doily (they were hexagonal, and the motif looked like flower petals, so something round made sense).  If you only have 2 motifs, I'd suggest thinking along those lines, perhaps make a table runner to honor your Grandmother's wishes?  

[Granny Square]

This looks like a free version of your pattern

 

[bgs]

56 minutes ago, Granny Square said:

This looks like a free version of your pattern

 

Glad you found a free version.  I searched that site and somehow missed it (but I'm on my phone.)

I like the table runner idea.  If you happened to have lots of squares you could share grandma's work with other relative's by making them one too.  As Granny Square said its just a thought.

[Jillk]

2 hours ago, Jillk said:

Does anyone recognize this pattern?  My grandmother began these years ago before she developed Alzheimer’s.  She asked me to please finish this as a tablecloth if she wasn’t able to complete it.  I want to honor my grandmother’s wish, but the pattern was not left with the squares.  Please help!!!

Thanks everyone, I appreciate the help and the ideas.  

[Tampa Doll]

Hi  and Welcome  to Crochetville from the Gulf Coast of Florida.

Grab your yarn and hooks, put your feet up and sit a spell.

Wow you two are fast.  I was just going to post both of them.

[Terri/LadySorce]

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