Making things with your own hands is always very pleasant. But sometimes it seems that it is difficult to master this or that technique. For example, crochet. Many women think they can't do it. But you just need to learn a few basic techniques - and it is quite possible to knit beautiful things yourself. Below you will find a description of the simplest crochet loops, they all do not require any special skills from you, you only need a hook and thread.
Instructions
Step 1
Air loop:
Air loops are usually the basis for any knitting. This base is made in the form of a chain of loops that mesh with each other. Just crochet a loop and pull the thread through it. Repeat several times. The chain is ready.
Step 2
Half Column:
Insert the hook into the second from the end of the air loop, hook the working thread. Pull the thread through the two loops on the hook. Continue in the same way to knit as many half-stitches as you need.
Step 3
Column without crochet:
Insert the hook into the second chain stitch from the end. Grab the thread and pull it through only one loop of those on the hook. Grab the thread again and pull it through both loops on the hook. The column is ready.
Step 4
Column with crochet:
Make a yarn over and insert the crochet into the third end of the chain of chain stitches. Grab the thread and pull it through one loop on the hook. Grab the thread again and now pull it through all three loops on the hook. The column is ready.
Step 5
Strong post:
Make a yarn over and insert the crochet into the fourth chain stitch from the end. Grab the thread with your crochet hook and pull it through one of the loops on the hook. There should be three loops on the hook. Grab the thread again and pull it through the two loops on the hook. Grab the thread and now pull it through all the loops on the hook. The column is ready.
Step 6
Column with two crochets:
Make a double yarn over the crochet hook, insert it into the fifth chain stitch from the end. Grab the thread and pull it through one loop on the crochet hook. You should have four loops on your hook. Grab the thread and pull it through the two loops on the crochet hook. Grab the thread and pull it through the two loops. Grab the thread again and pull it through the two remaining loops. The column is ready.
