German craftswomen crochet peacock feather.
This lesson is for experienced craftswomen. The process is quite laborious and you will need patience. But the product will exceed all expectations. The doily looks amazing. We will tell you how to quickly and correctly crochet a beautiful homemade openwork napkin!
But before watching the video, let's get acquainted with the diagram and description.
We knit an openwork napkin with a hook "Peacock feather" with our own hands
The napkin will come out pretty large diameter– 77 cm. It can even be used as a tablecloth, two small round or coffee tables.
For work we will use:
- Vita CoCo yarn (50g/250m)
- Hook No. 1.5-2
- We start the ninth row with three air loops. We make a crochet on the hook and in the next two columns we knit one column with a crochet. After that, we make four air loops and four double crochets. Then again we make four air loops and three double crochets. We make two air loops and repeat our knitting from the beginning. We knit, thus, to the end of the row. Let's do it connecting loop and start knitting the tenth row.
- We start the seventh row, like the previous ones, with three air loops, double crochet on the hook and knit 2 double crochets in the next loop. Next, we make 2 air loops, double crochet on the hook and in those columns that we knitted two in one loop, we knit one double crochet. There will be four columns in total. After that, we again make two air loops, yarn over on the hook and knit two single crochet stitches with the next loop. And the next one after him. Next, we knit two air loops and repeat knitting. We finish the row.
- Again we make 3 lifting air loops, yarn over on the hook and knit another double crochet in the same loop. In the next 2 columns we will knit 1 column with one crochet, and in the last column - 2 columns with a crochet. Now we make 4 air loops and knit in further columns in the same way. We finish the row in the same way as the previous rows.
- We start knitting the third row of three air loops. Now we make a crochet on the hook and in the next loop we knit a column with one crochet. Then we will knit 4 air loops, yarn over on the hook and, having let in one loop, we will knit a column with one yarn over. Next, we make a crochet on the hook and in the next loop we knit a column with one crochet. Again we make 4 air loops and knit according to the previously described pattern. To finish the rad, make 4 air loops and knit a connecting column into the third air loop at the base of the row.
- Let's start weaving with 10 air loops. And now we make a connecting column in the first air loop. And then we make one lifting loop and then we knit 24 single crochets around this circle. Also, while knitting, we will clasp the tip of the thread to knit it into the product. Tightly move the columns to each other.
- Following this, we will introduce a hook into the first single crochet and make a connecting column. We make 3 air loops and start knitting the second row. In each single crochet of the previous row, we will tie one double crochet. To do this, first we make a crochet on the hook, and then we knit a double crochet. The total number of such columns will be 24, including three air loops. After all the columns are knitted, we will make one column of lifting into the third air loop.
- The fourth row starts with 3 air loops. We make a crochet on the hook and in the same column we knit another column with one crochet. In the next loop, we will also knit a column with one crochet. Next, we make 4 air loops, yarn over on the hook and into the next stitches (not loops), we knit two stitches with one crochet. Thus, we will knit the series to the end. To finish the rad, we will make 4 air loops and we will knit a connecting column into the third lifting air loop.
- The sixth row also starts with 3 air loops. In the next column we will knit a single crochet. In the next 2 columns, which are the middle ones in a group of 6 columns, we will knit 2 columns with a crochet. In the two extreme columns we knit one column with one crochet. We make 3 air loops and tie the next columns. We knit the sixth row to the end and finish it as usual.
- For knitting the eighth row, we perform three air loops. In the next two loops, we will knit one column with a crochet. Next, we make three air loops and in the next four columns we knit one column with one crochet. Again we make three air loops and in the next three columns we knit one column with one crochet. Then we knit two air loops, and knitting is repeated from the beginning. At the end of the row, we make two lifting air loops and connect to the third lifting air loop.
- We knitted nine rows. The remaining rows are knitted according to the scheme in the same way.
Where to apply such napkins and in what work?
Gone are the days when it was fashionable to cover all surfaces in the house. knitted napkins. But still today they can be used. For example, such things are perfect for a vintage photo shoot. And if the family does not have a photographer, it does not matter. You can make a panel out of napkins and hang it on the wall. Look great decorative pillows on which small napkins are sewn. They will bring comfort to your home.
And if you knit this napkin with a very thick yarn, then you will get a nice rug for the living room.
You can decorate the edges of curtains, plaids and tablecloths with knitted napkins. It will look stylish. In addition, you can decorate a T-shirt with large napkins, for example, like this:
Video on the topic of the article
Read more about how to knit a napkin " peacock feather"You can find out the video, consisting of 5 parts and posted on the YouTube portal.
No reader can do without a bookmark. Today we will crochet a feather bookmark.
For knitting we need:
- Yarn "Children's novelty" blue and peach;
- Hook 1, 75 mm;
- Scissors.
How to crochet a feather bookmark
Let's start knitting a bookmark from the bottom up. We collect 13 VP. Next, we will connect 6 connecting posts (SS). And again we will dial 7 VP.So we made the preparation. Now we will knit reversal rows. Let's make 3 lifting loops. Then we will knit 1 column with 1 crochet (DC) in the 3rd loop from the hook. We will also perform 2 more CCHs here. Now we knit 3 CCHs in a row, 1 in each loop. Next, in the new 3 loops, we perform 3 CCH with a common tip. In the center of the part we knit 1 C2H. Then we knit in the same way, but in reverse order. That is, we knit 3 dc with a common top, then 3 dc in a row, 1 in each loop. And in the last loop we perform 3 CCH.
We turn around and make 3 lifting loops. This row will be exactly the same, only in the center we will knit 1 front embossed double crochet(LRRSN). We knit it behind C2H of the bottom row.
Further, all rows are repeated. In the center we go down to the bottom row and knit 1 LRS3N.
In total, you need to knit about 8-10 rows, counting the first. You can change the thread, and then the pen will be with stripes. For example, you can knit 3 rows with a blue thread, and then change to peach and complete 1 row.
Then we will complete 1 more row of peach yarn and change the thread. Run 3 rows with a blue thread and change the thread again and knit 2 rows.
Now we will knit with decreases to narrow the feather. We do 3 VP. We knit only 1 CCH to the same point. Next, we perform 3 CCHs, 1 in each loop, then 3 CCHs with a common top. In the center, as in the previous rows, we knit 1 LRS3N. Then 3 dc with a common top, 3 dc and 2 dc in the last loop.
We continue to add. We knit 3 lifting loops and 1 dc here. Next, we perform only 2 CCHs, 3 CCHs with a common top, 1 LRS3N, 3 CCHs with a common top, 2 CCHs and 2 CCHs in the last loop.
We knit a new row. 3 lifting loops, then 1 CCH here, then 1 CCH, 3 CCH with a common top, 1 LRS3N, 3 CCH with a common top, 1 CCH and 2 CCH in the last loop.
We knit the last row. We make 1 lifting loop, then do not knit CCH, but immediately knit 3 CCH with a common top, then 1 LRS3N, 3 CCH with a common top, 1 CCH.
