Budenovka was invented even before the revolution, and began to be released during the First World War. But this hat never got to the troops. They were planned to be put into use by the army in the summer of 1917. However, the most widespread budenovka received only in the 30s of the XX century. Now such a model of a headdress is readily used for young people and small children. And knitted budenovka is generally a modern trend.
It is necessary
- - threads;
- -hook;
- - decor elements: felt fabric, etc.
Instructions
Step 1
Start knitting the budenovka from the top. To do this, type a chain of air loops. For example, 3 loops are enough for children. Then work 3 single crochets into the last stitch. Then continue knitting in a spiral. To do this, knit a single crochet into a single crochet, then add loops by knitting two single crochet stitches from one loop.
Step 2
Make at least 8 more single crochets and then add 4 single crochets. Then continue knitting, adding 6 single crochets through each row. You need to repeat this 5 times. Then knit, adding 6 loops in each row. This way you should have a circle with a diameter of about 17 cm. When you reach this mark, knit in a straight line. The length of the fabric, knitted in this way, should reach 8-9 cm. To determine the correctness of knitting, try on the budenovka on the one to whom it is knitted. This will turn out directly to the budenovka cap.
Step 3
Go on to making the lapel. Knit in single crochet stitches about 2/5 of the total length. Then tie the ears with half-columns without crochet. You can vary their length yourself. When you finish knitting, tie the product with a crustacean step. This is necessary to "close" the canvas.
Step 4
Now you can start decorating the budenovka. If you want it to resemble a Red Army hat, cut a red star out of felt fabric and sew it on the lapel. If you are making a budenovka for a girl, you can trim it with beads or ribbons. You can also insulate the hat additionally. To do this, use fleece or fur as a lining. Make a matching pattern and sew a lining, which is then sewn into the hat. If you want more insulation, tie two pigtails and tie them to the tips of your ears. They will serve as a tie for the hat, which will protect your ears from the wind.
