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Free Filet Crochet Patterns Collection
Filet crochet is more than just lace—it’s a way to turn yarn into art. With its balance of open and closed spaces, it offers endless design possibilities.
From vintage-inspired pieces to modern home décor, these patterns are easy to personalize with yarn color, size, and motif.
Grab your hook and start stitching—filet crochet is a beautiful blend of simplicity and style.
The Filet Crochet Bolero is an easy crochet pattern using the filet crochet technique.
It’s an easy crochet pattern to crochet, featuring only simple crochet stitches.
To crochet a bolero is super simple, as it’s only a crocheted rectangle assembled with whip stitches to create a garment.
A lightweight Filet Cabled Cardigan crochet pattern worked bottom-up in one piece, featuring ribbed front edges, braided cables on the fronts, a rounded yoke, and a filet mesh body (intermediate level, sizes S–3XL).
A pretty and feminine lacy triangular shawl featuring budding blossoms. The shawl can be sized to preference according to the number of repeats worked.
The pattern works up beautifully with gradient yarns, with rows or repeats made with separate solid colours, or with a single colour yarn.
This is an original pattern by Farrah Jane Tate.
No wardrobe is complete without the perfect layering piece that can fit almost any season and the Diamond Crochet Cardigan is going to be your new best friend.
A filet crochet afghan pattern that uses open and solid mesh squares to form butterfly motifs in a lacy, graphic blanket (about 44″ × 52″, excluding fringe).
A filet-style “Greek key” swirl baby blanket pattern with a simple repeat that you can resize to any dimensions for a clean, graphic look (more style than texture).
The Valerie Cowl uses worsted weight yarn and a technique called filet crochet to create this beautiful cowl! You’ll love how easy this scarf is to make!
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Janne has helped millions of crocheters find their next crochet project with more than 250 free crochet patterns and 110 crochet tutorials on her blog.
With more than two decades of crochet experience, and crochet designing since 2011, she's been featured on multiple prominent sites such as Lion Brand Yarn, in crochet magazines and the OML "Make" book.