This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application

This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application

The pattern for this Irish lace element waspublished in one of the magazines "Duplet". Such an element can be used in different ways. Knit several and, having connected them with a grid of arches, make a scarf, top, dress... You can use it as a central motif for a napkin or other knitted product. If you knit it from shiny threads and starch it until stiff - you will get a beautiful Christmas tree decoration. You just need to connect your imagination - the use of this decorative element is limitless. So, let's start knitting. For work you will need threads of the desired color and thickness and a hook that matches them.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №1First, you need to make a few turns of thread around your finger - this will be the basis for the decorative element ring.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo # 2 This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Picture №3Now you need to tie the ring with single crochet stitches. Then make one chain stitch and continue crocheting single crochet stitches - you need to fit 35 stitches into the ring.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №4The next row is tying single crochet stitches with a “crayfish step”, grabbing the front half loops.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №5There should be free half loops on the back of the product, where the next row will begin.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №6This is how it should turn out.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №7Next, knit a chain of 5 air loops.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №8We attach it to the ring through the free half loops - through 2 single crochets to the third one.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo Number 9Then knit 4 more arches of 5 air loops. In the sixth, last arch, knit 3 air loops and attach the arch to the ring with a single crochet (6 arches in total).This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Picture №10 This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo Number 11Turn the knitting. Make 4 arches of 5 air loops and one (outer) arch of 3 air loops and a double crochet. (5 arches in total).This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo number 12 This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №13In the next row, increase the number of arches to 6 again. To do this, secure the first arch of 5 air loops into the last arch of the previous row.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo Number 14And knit 4 more arches of 5 air loops.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo number 15In the last, sixth arch, make 2 air loops and a double crochet.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo number 16 This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo number 17In the fourth row, knit 5 arches, finish again with an arch of 2 air loops and a double crochet.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo Number 18 This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo Number 19Row 5: Knit three chain stitches in the first arch, 2 arches of 5 chain stitches, the last arch of 2 chain stitches and a double crochet.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo number 20 This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo Number 21Sixth row. In the first arch knit 4 air loops, in the second – 5, in the third – 1 air loop and a double crochet.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo Number 22Row 7. Knit an arch of 5 air loops, an arch of 2 air loops and a double crochet.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo # 23 This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo # 24Finish the central part of the element with an arch of 10 air loops. Cut the thread.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №25Attach a new thread to the base of the first arch of 5 chain stitches. Make a chain stitch for lifting.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №26 This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №27Tie the arches from air loops with columns withoutyarn over. At the top of the arch of 10 chain stitches, make one chain stitch between the columns. That is, 31 single crochets, 1 chain stitch, 32 single crochets. (On one side, the first single crochet is the lifting chain stitch).This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №28Tie the ring around the back half loops, returning to the beginning of knitting (fastening the second thread).This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №29The next row is single crochet stitches again. Increase in this row. From the chain stitch at the top of the element, knit three single crochet stitches.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Picture №30Having reached the edge of the mesh opposite the fastening of the second thread, start knitting with a “crab step” back.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Picture №31Knit “crawberry step” to the thread attachment point. (the entire “walking step” is performed using the front half loops).This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №32 This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Picture №33Make three chain stitches for lifting and knit 26 double crochets (there should be 7 stitches left to the top, the top is 8).This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Picture №34Next, move on to single crochets.Work 6 single crochets into each loop, then 2 single crochets into one loop. 1 single crochet and symmetrically in the other direction – 2 single crochets from one loop, 6 single crochets.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo number 35And 28 double crochets.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo number 36Next, move on to the ring binding. Two double crochets from one loop.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Picture №372 dc from each stitch of the previous row, 9 single crochets from each stitch, 2 dc, 2 dc from one stitch, and join to the beginning of the row.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №38 This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №39 This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Picture №40Tie a row with a "crayfish step". Cut the thread.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №41Attach the thread to the 7th column (excluding the column of air loops) of the previous row. Make one lifting air loop.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo number 42Knit 4 single crochet stitches.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo Number 43From the 6th column, knit 2 columns with a yarn over.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo number 44And we continue knitting with double crochets. Knit another 20 double crochets.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo number 45Then knit 5 single crochet stitches (crownelement). And symmetrically - 20 double crochets, 2 double crochets from 1 loop, 5 single crochets. Turn the knitting. This will be the first and only (not counting the arches) purl row in the element.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №46Knit 1 chain stitch, 2 single crochets, 6 double crochets, 2 single crochets from 1 loop.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo number 4715 double crochet stitches, 2 double crochet stitches from one loop.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №481 double crochet, 5 single crochets (the single crochets should be above the single crochets of the previous row).This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №49Crochet the other half in the same way - 1 double crochet, 2 single crochets, 15 double crochets, 2 single crochets, 6 double crochets, 3 single crochets.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №50 This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo number 51Tie the ring with single crochet stitches, return to the beginning of the row.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo number 52Tie the element with a crab step.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo number53 This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №54Cut the thread.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №55Attach the thread to 1 single crochet of the penultimate row of the binding (not counting the “crayfish step”).This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №56Knit a loop of 10 air loops.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №57Tie the loop with 22 single crochet stitches. Turn the knitting. Each time, knit the first and last stitch of the loop tie together with the loops of the element, as if attaching the loop to the main motif.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №58Turn the knitting. Tie the loop with single crochet stitches a second time.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №59Make one single crochet into the element loop. Tie the loop with double crochets.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №60The final row of the binding is single crochet stitches. The number of stitches in the binding for all four rows remains 22.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №61Knit 5 single crochets along the element,make a second loop of 10 air loops. Bind it in the same way as the first one. Knit loops along the entire element in this way. You should get 9 loops. Finish the element with a "crayfish step" binding.This master class will teach knitting Irish lace and tell about its application. Photo №62

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