Crochet items are graceful and beautiful. They will be a great addition to your wardrobe, give it individuality. With a certain skill, you can knit any thing - from an openwork collar to a coat. But for this you need to be able to read the diagrams.
It is necessary
- -Knitting;
- -hook;
- - patterns for crocheting.
Instructions
Step 1
Knit an air loop by pulling the hook through the previous loop. A chain of air loops is the basis of any crocheted work.
Step 2
A connecting (auxiliary) loop is used to complete a row when knitting from the center, to decrease rows and connect parts of the fabric. Insert the hook into the loop and pull the thread straight through the chain loop and the loop on the hook.
Step 3
Knit an air elongated (long) loop like this: pull the thread 1-1.5 cm and knit. Now insert the hook under the bobbin thread, draw out the sewing thread and knit, securing a long loop.
Step 4
For a half double crochet, place the thread over the crochet hook. Insert it into the loop of the previous row and pull the loop. The hook has two loops with a crochet between them. Pull a working thread through the three resulting loops.
Step 5
A single crochet is knitted in the same way as a connecting loop, but the thread is not immediately knitted, but remains on the hook. Thus, two loops are formed on the hook. Pull the working thread through them. The result is a single crochet.
Step 6
To tie a double crochet, throw the thread over the hook, insert into the loop of the previous row. Pull out the loop. There will be three loops on the hook. First knit the first loop and yarn over, then the resulting loop and the one that remained on the hook. Columns with two, three or more crochets are also knitted in pairs. Place as many loops on the hook as required by the diagram.
Step 7
The posts tied together are made so that the last loop of the post stays on the hook. There should be as many loops as there are columns to be connected. Pull a working thread through all the loops.
Step 8
When embossed knitting is required, follow the embossed posts. Wrap a working thread around the post of the previous row. Depending on whether you stretch the working thread in front or behind the column, you will get a convex or concave column.
Step 9
To get a lush column, make a yarn over, knit a loop of the previous row. Then draw out a long loop (1-2 cm). Yarn over again and draw out a long loop. When the column reaches the required size, knit all the loops at the same time and fasten with a chain loop.
Step 10
The pico (knot) is used for decoration. Tie a chain of three chain stitches, insert the hook again into the first loop and complete the picot with a connecting loop.
Step 11
To make a shell from one loop of the previous row, knit as many columns as required according to the pattern.
Step 12
Knit the crossed posts like this: make two crochets on the hook, but knit a post with only one. The yarn and loop will remain on the hook. Yarn over again. Pass one loop on the working belt. In the next loop, knit all the loops on the hook in pairs in several stages. Knit a stitch and double crochet at the intersection of the stitches.
