Bactus Crochet, Bosnian Knitting

June 8, 2018 handmadebase

Spectacular stylish cactus, crocheted inthe technique of Bosnian knitting. Bosnian knitting is knitting by connecting / blind stitches. We enter into the loop, pick up the working thread and immediately we sew everything that is on the hook. Nuance: we work in the front and back rows only with the same hinge wall, in our case - from the back. The canvas is sewn all the time behind the rear walls. The series St1 / H alternates and a series of connecting columns (2 times). Next, the fillet series (1 St1 / H, 1 century) and a series of connecting posts. Repeating the pattern consists of 6 rows. Light bactus is connected from the Brilliant yarn (Vita) -45% wool laster, 55% acrylic. 380 m / 100 g. Hook No.2,5. To get a fringe at the end, knit at the end of the 3 rd row. etc. Turn the fabric and knit 2 connecting posts, starting from the 2nd loop from the hook. How to knit a connecting post: It turns out like this: