Crocheted products have not gone out of fashion for several decades. The popularity of this type of needlework to a large extent lies in the availability and simplicity of the ways and methods of knitting. One of the main crochet tricks is moving from one row to the next. To do this, you need to tie several lifting loops. The lifting loops, as it were, imitate the first column of the new row, and in height should exactly correspond to the height of one column of the knitted pattern.
It is necessary
Yarn, hook
Instructions
Step 1
Finish the row with the knitting pattern. Turn the piece over so that the hook with the eyelet is on the right.
Step 2
Insert the hook away from you under the sewing thread on the left side. Pry the thread through the loop on the hook and pull the thread slightly. It turned out to be one lifting loop. Make the required number of loops in the same way.
Step 3
To determine how many lifting loops need to be knitted for each type of knitting, use the following tips.
Step 4
If the fabric is knitted with single crochets, then at the beginning of each row it is necessary to knit one lifting loop.
Step 5
If the pattern consists of half-crochets or half-crochets, then you need to tie two loops to lift.
Step 6
If the product is made with single crochet stitches, lush stitches, double crochet stitches, then three lifting loops are knitted at the beginning of the row.
Step 7
If the canvas is knitted with columns with 3 and 4 crochets, then for lifting it is necessary to tie four lifting loops.
