Products made from motifs have long been rooted in the general culture of knitting and are popular with both beginners and experienced craftswomen. Motives can be of different shapes, be they round or even triangular. But the most common are square ones. Now let's talk about how to crochet a square.
It is necessary
Hook # 3, acrylic threads in white, yellow and green colors, as well as threads of any color for the first motive
Instructions
Step 1
The simplest and easiest version of the square motif is as follows:
1. Take a chain of 12 air loops and connect into a ring
2. Then knit like this: seven columns with two crochets, four air loops (repeat this manipulation three more times), then cut the thread. The small square is ready. If you impose a lot of them, then you can connect it according to the figure and you get a nice and original vest
Step 2
The next motif is a little more complicated, but its look is worth the effort. So:
1st row: With a yellow thread, dial and connect a chain of 12 air loops into a ring
2nd row: We knit in a circle, three columns with two crochets, two air loops and again three columns with two crochets (repeat this 6 more times).
Step 3
3rd row: Knit with a white thread in each arch of two air loops, one lush column, dialing a chain of four air loops between them. You should get 9 petals.
4th row: Then, in each arch of four air loops with a green thread, knit four columns with two crochets, between them, first dialing in turn a chain of four air loops, then from two - repeat to the end of the row.
5 row knit like this: in the columns with two crochets of the previous row, between which there are two air loops, knit simple columns. And in a chain between the columns of four air loops, knit - a column, four columns with two crochets, two air loops, four columns with two crochets, a column (repeat what was described first to the end of the row).
Step 4
6th row: Tie a square around the perimeter with simple columns with a green thread. Cut the thread.
If you connect a lot of such squares and tie them with an openwork pattern, you get a good tablecloth for a summer residence. And, if you make even more motives, while connecting them in a different way (depending on your imagination), you will get a completely cheerful and cheerful cape for the child's bed.
