
Crocheting a circular napkin for beginners – circular napkin with pattern
Today we will walk you through a detailed diagramcrochet tutorial for beginners, which consists of a simple but very convenient pattern. In order to get started, you need to take all the necessary material. The yarn you will use in your work should be thick, but moderately. Do not get tangled inside the threads. Wool blend yarn or acrylic yarn is suitable.Napkin for a beginner Hook chooses inaccording to the thickness of your thread. A thin hook for a wide thread will complicate the task. A large hook for a normal thread will make the work very holey. A regular napkin is made using hooks number 2 and 2.5.
Working with the scheme Initially begins itsworking with the diagram. Let's get to know her and get started. It is necessary to dial a chain of air type loops. Air type loops will be designated as a small loop or a circle – small. It is necessary to make 12 ch.
Next, you need to connect the last and first loopusing the half-column technique. A ring will come out. The napkin must be knitted in a circular pattern, using one direction – from the right side to the left.
Next, we cast on several air loops forin order to raise the row. The required number of loops is taken according to the diagram. We take three air type loops for lifting. Next we use two double crochets. They are also present in the diagram as a symbol. Remember, we will use this in the future. For our pattern, we need to make a column (32 double crochets). In our case, one column is already ready, we make 31 columns + 1 air loop, which we already have). The hook must be inserted inside the ring.
The last column must be connected using a chain of three air-type loops that were cast on at the beginning of the row, fastened with a half-column. How to make the second row?
For the second row we make three air loopstype, then we form 4 columns with. 2 n. for each column in the previous row (to start a row it is necessary from a column, since instead of the first rows we have air loops). Let's continue further. There is no need to connect the last and first loop. From the third and sixth rows we make air loops for the initial row, which not only perform lifting functions, but will also become part of the pattern due to the smooth transition of the rows.
Working with subsequent rows For the third rowmake 4 air loops, then six double crochet stitches. Further, according to the scheme, it is used to enter into the base of the column of the previous row, and in the first and 6th column it is necessary to knit by inserting a hook under the chain of air-type loops in the previous row.
For the fourth row it is necessary to alternateair loops in the amount of five pieces and eight in a column for 2 yarn overs. For the fifth row, you need to alternate air loops in the amount of 9 pieces and 10 columns per 2 yarn overs.
The sixth row is already more difficult.Here you need to alternate eleven chain stitches, and then use 4 double crochet stitches, and then use them in the base column for the previous row, after which we make 11 chain stitches. After this we must skip two columns in the previous row and work 4 columns with 2 crochets, and after – to base the last four columns we use rapport – repetition. We close the end of the row using 5 air loops, then you need to connect the loop using the arc of the air loop, which is connected in the row (beginning) using a column without a cape.
We are finishing our work on the napkin forOn the seventh row we make five chain stitches and 15 double yarn overs, using the chain stitch arch for the previous row (the hook is inserted under the chain stitch arch). Then we make 5 air loops and a column without a cape using “under the arch” for air loops in the previous row. Then we knit six air loops and then connect the beginning and end of the row using a column without a cape.
For the eighth row we make six loopsair type, then creates a column with two capes in order to base the beginning in the first column of the previous row. Next, we form a picot into four air loops (to do this, you need to knit a chain into four air loops, after which the first and last loops need to be connected together, using a column without a cape and get a small ring, a lump). Next, we form a double crochet stitch for the base in the third column of the last row (we will skip for the second column of the last row) and thus, according to the pattern. There should be 8 columns with a picot element next to them (between). Next, we make six air loops, then a column without a cape for an arch of air loops in the sixth row.
Next, you need to break the thread, fasten it, for the wrong side, you need to hide the end of the thread by stretching the hook between the columns. Our work is finished!