Doggie in Filet

This doily was designed as a direct request. I used a dog image I had in my computer. It takes a little longer than the deer filet but it is well worth the effort. Hope you like it.

Materials Needed:
1 ball Cebelia size 20 Crochet Cotton in White.
Size 10 steel crochet hook
Spray Starch
Iron
Pressing Cloth like a pillow case
Tapestry needle

Thread Thickness: 20thread
Gauge: 9sc=1"
Finished Size: =14"x10"
Skill Level: Intermediate

Instructions
ROW 1: Ch 186, dc in 4th ch from hook and in each ch across. Ch5, turn.

ROW 2: Starting on left side of chart, follow the chart working dc in next dc, ch2, sk 2 dc, dc in next dc for each sp and 1dc in each of the next 4 dc for each filled block.

Follow chart from left to right for all even numbered rows and from right to left for all odd numbered rows.

At the end of the last row. Fasten off and weave ends into back of work. You may want to put an edging around it. I didn't.

Starch as needed.

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Organizing Fabric
I am organizing my fabric by taking photos of each Fat Quarter and bigger and putting them into folders on my computer by color. Then I make sure I can see the photo's information and edit the Comments, Author and Subject information to reflect where I got the fabric from, how much I have and where it is located in my sewing room. Then I can just import the image of the fabric I want to use in a quilt, into EQ8, for when I am designing a quilt. It is a lot of work but well worth it.have