Start by rolling out the first dough disk and line your pie dish with it. Keep the second dough disk refrigerated until you are ready to make your lattice top.

Lightly flour your work surface (I use re-used the parchment paper as a work surface because the dough peels off easily. Now roll out the dough for your lattice top. For a 9" pie dish, roll it out to about 12" in Diameter. This one doesn't have to be quite as wide as the bottom layer, but you want enough to go over your pie dishes rim.

Cut the dough evenly into 1/2" wide strips. A pizza cutter makes this job way easier and more precise. I ended up with about 15 decent strips.

Spoon the filling into your prepared pie shell.

Loosely lay out 7 strips of dough, parallel to each other, with about 1/2" space in between each, over the top of the pie. Note: choose your strips based on the diameter needed. Don't put your longest strips on the outer edges and keep in mind you'll also need long strips when making the perpendicular lattice strips.

Fold back every other strip. Place one long strip of dough down the center, perpendicular to the rest. Unfold the dough strips over this new strip. Next fold back the strips which are now running under the new strip and lay down a second strip of dough, keeping the spacing the same between the strips. Now unfold the strips again. Repeat step 6 until both sides of the pie are completed.

Use Kitchen Shears to remove excess dough, leaving a small border so you can make a pretty border. Fold any excess dough up over the edge and crimp the dough with your fingers to get a nice seal. You are officially a pie weaving pro. If you get confused, revert back to the pictures. I hope this tutorial helped!