Detailed lessons of crochet wipes for beginners on detailed instructions with photos and diagrams

January 7, 2018 handmadebase

Crochet lesson for an openwork napkin forfor beginners Multi-colored beautiful napkins that you crochet yourself can decorate your kitchen table for tea. Knit a set of napkins of the same or different colors. This will give your kitchen decoration a unique originality. This master class will demonstrate with step-by-step photos how quickly and easily you can crochet an openwork napkin. Even a beginner can do this. In order to knit napkins we will need: Cotton threads of different colors; Crochet hook, select the size according to the thickness of the thread (a 4 mm hook is used in the lesson); Embroidery needle with a large eye; Scissors. Let's start making an openwork napkin. 1. Take threads of the selected shade and a hook. Let's make a ring and secure the thread.2. We begin to knit the first row. We create air loops in the amount of 2 pieces. 3. Crochet the ring with double crochet loops, 11 pieces in total.4. Connect the ring. Tighten the ring by pulling the thread. Then we knit the resulting loop with the first one. We have the first row of napkins.5. Let's start knitting the second row. To do this we will make 3 air loops.6. We knit a single crochet loop in the same row. 7.Now in each loop of the first row we knit 2 loops with one crochet. There are 24 such loops. 8. Close the second row by knitting a regular loop with the first loop of the row. 9. To start the third row of the napkin, we will make three air loops.10.We knit a loop with a double crochet into the loop of the second row. Then in the upcoming loop of the second row we knit two loops with one crochet. And so we knit the third row. The result is 36 loops. 11. Close the third row, just like the second. 12. The fourth row begins, like the third row, with air loops.13.We knit a loop with a double crochet in the first and second loops of the third row. In the third loop of the third row we knit two loops with one crochet. Alternating sequentially, we knit the fourth row and get 48 loops. 14. Close the row by knitting a loop from the first. 15. The fifth row will be the final one and it begins, like the previous rows, with 3 chain loops.16.In the loop of the fourth row we knit a single crochet loop. 17. Knit 2 air loops. 18. We knit two loops with one crochet into one loop of the bottom row. 19. We skip two loops of the bottom row. And in the third and fourth loops we knit two loops with one crochet. Thus, we knit a circle. 20. Pull the thread through the loop and cut it off with scissors. The openwork napkin is almost ready. All that remains is to apply the decor, or rather knit. 21. Take threads of a contrasting color. We thread the hook into the fourth row of our napkin and pull out the air loop. Next we knit an air loop in the next loop of the row.22. We knit in a circle to the starting loop. Then we pull the thread through the loop and cut it with scissors, leaving the thread long.23. Take a thread with a needle and pass the needle and thread as seen in the sample. We make a stitch into a loop. 24. A beautiful crocheted napkin for the kitchen is ready!As you can see, there is nothing complicated! Everything original is simple! Good luck to you!

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