Show off your crochet skills at the dining room table with these Two-Tone Placemats. This crochet pattern is made using the filet stitch and any two yarn colors of your choice. Use these homemade placemats year-round or for special occasions, such as Thanksgiving, Christmas, and birthdays. These would also make an excellent hostess gift, as well. They measure approximately 12 by 16 inches when finished.

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