To crochet a napkin, you need to stock up on everything you need. This model is of a certain degree of complexity, based on a pattern in the traditional style of needlework. You need white threads, varieties of "snowflake", another hook number 1, knowledge and skills of crocheting the simplest loops and columns, a certain amount of patience and desire to achieve results by following the recommendations. If necessary, it is fashionable to replace the threads with others, for example, "iris", and apply the hook to No. 2 or No. 3, respectively.
Instructions
Step 1
The estimated size of the napkin is 62 cm in diameter.
It is necessary to start knitting the product from a chain consisting of 8 air loops, which are to be closed into a ring with the help of a connecting post.
Step 2
1 row of napkin pattern: 3 air lifting loops, 15 posts from the bottom under the chain loops, a connecting post to the 3rd lifting loop.
Step 3
2 row of napkin pattern: 3 air lifting loops, 1 column from the bottom to the 3rd lifting loop of the lower row, then tie 2 columns from the bottom to each column of the lower row, connect with a column to the 3rd lifting loop.
Step 4
Rows from 3 to 47 rows of napkin pattern knit according to the previous description, not forgetting to carry out the required number of lifting loops at the beginning of each row, and finish the rows and move on to the next one with the help of a connecting post.
Step 5
When starting to knit the 48th row, you need to knit the cloves - and each knit separately, the place of attachment of the new tooth for each of them is special. For small teeth, make rows 48 through 51, and for large teeth, rows 48 through 57.
Step 6
Having knitted the last prong, without removing the threads, tie the product in 1 row without a crochet, while knitting 3 single crochets into the loin cells of the depressions of the teeth (47 rows) and small teeth, and 5 single crochets into the loin cells of the large teeth.
Step 7
Sprinkle the finished product with water, starch, smooth. So you can crochet a napkin, which will delight you or the one to whom you give it.
