It is very easy to crochet the beret; even novice needlewomen can do this. If desired, you can alternate several different knits and thread colors. But still, a beret will have a more elegant look, which is knitted from threads of the same color in columns without a cape. If you try to knit tightly and evenly, you will get a very beautiful beret.
It is necessary
Paper thread or wool, silk, chenille, soutache, etc. Crochet hook
Instructions
Step 1
Start knitting in the middle. We collect 4 or 5 loops (air).
Connect the loops into a ring and knit the posts quite tightly without a cape (as much as fits).
Step 2
Then knit spirally, while adding 2 columns to each loop (after about 1 loop). We focus on the thickness of the thread: thin thread - add more often, thick - less often.
3rd row - an increase also after about 1 loop, again we orient ourselves depending on the thickness of the thread.
Step 3
With each subsequent row, do the increase less often. The most important thing is to make sure that the resulting circle is absolutely flat. This is achieved by adding loops: if the circle contracts, then we add the columns more often, and if the knitting is too loose and the circle turns out to be like a shuttlecock, then we add less often. You can knit several rows without adding columns.
Step 4
Adhere to the following rule - how many columns we added in the second row, we add the same number in subsequent rows. In this case, the distance between which the posts are placed should be approximately the same. For example, if the first row consists of five columns, then the second row should consist of ten columns (in this case, the addition of columns is made in each loop). Or, for example, the fifth row consists of 65 columns, then the seventh row should consist of 70 columns, while the addition occurs in every thirteenth loop.
Step 5
When you have knitted a circle of the desired size, knit a couple of rows without an increase (the number of such rows will depend on the thickness of the thread) and start reducing the columns. This is done like this: when knitting a column, we pass the hook through two loops at once.
We do the reduction of the columns in the same way as the addition - evenly along the entire length of the row.
Step 6
Important: care must be taken that neither the added nor the subtracted column is above the added or subtracted column located in the previous row. Reduce to the desired length, while making sure that the product comes out flat.
Finish knitting with several rows of tight chain.
As you can see, crocheting is easy enough.
