Tying large beads is a common design technique in decorating. Beads decorated with ligature can be used in interior decoration, furniture, and even in modeling clothes.
It is necessary
- - hook;
- - thread for knitting (iris and other thin threads) or sewing thread;
- - beads with a hole of sufficient diameter;
- - tutorial on crocheting.
Instructions
Step 1
Select beads for tying. Give preference to those whose hole will allow you to thread multiple threads. Old beads with defects on the surface are also suitable for tying - they will be closed with knitted loops.
Step 2
Use a stitch to secure the thread to the hook. To do this, go around the thread around the hook and, having made one yarn over, thread the resulting loop through the first. Remove the hook and pull the loop out just enough to thread the bead through the hole.
Step 3
Twist the loop and sharpen it with your fingers so that the double strand can easily pass through the bead. Pass through the hole and tighten the loop so that there is a small hole at the ends, just enough to thread the hook.
Step 4
Cut the thread and carefully place the bead with a loop through it. The loop in this case will serve as the basis of the workpiece, which will be tied in the usual way.
Step 5
Make another chain loop and this time pull it tightly around the hook. Throw a loop through the bead and crochet with a crochet hook. Having thus connected the workpiece with an air loop, begin to dial loops with the expectation that the chain fits snugly around the bead. After making sure that the chain is long enough, complete it by tying to the end of the loop from the opposite end of the bead.
Step 6
Choose the best tying option: single crochet stitches, double crochet stitches, lace straps, etc. You can easily find a pattern you like in any crochet tutorial. In order to get a dense knit, and the bead is almost completely hidden under the knitted fabric, you should give preference to a dense knit with two crochets. If, according to the decorator's idea, the natural texture of the bead should be visible through the ligature, then lace knitting can best of all provide this.
