How to tie a napkin, simple schemes for napkins crochet.

The question is when and where this species was bornneedlework, like crocheting, researchers cannot come to a consensus. Perhaps the ancestor of this needlework was embroidery, which came from China to Turkey, India, and then to Europe - "tambouring". According to this technique, a tightly stretched base fabric was pierced with a special thin needle with a hook and the thread was pulled out. At the end of the 18th century, the background fabric was abandoned, and the so-called "knitting in the air" began. Various techniques of execution began to appear, Irish and Belgian crochet lace, filet technique and much more. As in any other form of art and needlework, crochet masters are able to create incredible, beautiful and original things. These can be items of clothing from warm winter cardigans to light summer and lace items for adults and children, decorative items for the interior, for example, curtain holders or a lace border for an interesting lamp. You can crochet a blanket, a carpet, a tablecloth and a decorative napkin. In order to achieve mastery in any business, training is necessary, and of course, you need to start with easy and simple things. In crocheting, napkins can serve for such purposes. They can be made in different styles and techniques of crocheting, they can be whole and connected from separate motifs, almost all types of loops are used in napkins - all this is an excellent training for those who want to learn how to crochet. And as a result, elegant lace things will decorate, add coziness to the home environment, serve as an excellent gift for loved ones and will allow you to easily start creating more complex and large-scale projects. Below are several very simple napkin patterns. For knitting, hook No. 1 - 1.5 and threads of suitable thickness are usually used. If you make a product from cotton, it can be starched to give it rigidity, products from synthetic threads for these purposes are soaked in PVA glue mixed with water 1:1. And finally, the napkin does not necessarily have to be white or round. A simple bright napkin.This product will not only be a decoration, it can also be used as a stand for hot plates.

The first river. In the ring amigurumi bind 12 tbsp. with a crochet alternating from 1 air. loop (in the first case of each row of 1 st article with a mantle replace 3 lifts with lift loops). End with a connecting post in the third air. lifting loop.

The second river. In every 1 air. Loop a row of a lower string (2 sts with a crochet with one base + 1 air loop), finish this and all subsequent rows with a connecting column, tied in a lifting loop.

Third r. Bind the same as the second, but instead of 2 tbsp. with a crochet tie 3 tbsp. with a crochet in one loop of the base.

Fourth р. In every 1 air. Loop a row of a lower knit (2 sts with a crochet + 1 air loop + 2 sts with a crochet), between the design to bind to 1 air. loop.

Fifth row. Link like the second.

6 and 7 rows are tied as the third row.

The 8th row is tied as the fourth.

Knit the 9th and 10th rows in the same way as the second.

11th and 12th knit as the third row.

Twelfth r. Pryazat 'arkami from 5 air. Loops, fixing them with connecting bars in the air. loops. The last arch is connected as follows, 2 air. loops + 1 tbsp. with a crochet.

Thirteenth р. 3 air. lifting loops (they will be in the middle of the last arch of the previous row) 4 tbsp. with a crochet in the same arch, 1 connecting post to the next arch, to the next arch 8 tbsp. with a crochet. Next, knit alternating arches with 8 tbsp. with crochet and connecting bars. In the first arch of the row, another 3 tbsp. with a crochet, finish with a connecting post.

Fasten and cut the thread and the napkin is ready.

Several of these napkins in bright colors will perfectly fit into the kitchen design and will create an additional cozy accent. Delicate white napkin.The special charm of this napkin is that itconsists of concentric circles. And having knitted 1 such circle, you can remember the loops and continue knitting without looking at the diagram. The choice of color and thickness of yarn will depend only on the imagination of the needlewoman. In the photo, the napkin is knitted with a thin cotton thread with a hook No. 1.Close the chain of 8 air loops into a ring.

First row. Tie in the ring 12 tbsp. with nakidami, alternating them 1 air. loop. In the first case, replace 1 tbsp. with a crochet for 3 flights. lifting loops. End the row with a connecting post.

Second row. Spravat Art. with all the hinges in all hinges, finish with 2 connecting posts. In the first case, replace 1 tbsp. with a crochet for 3 flights. lifting loops.

Third row. To drink 1 tbsp. with a crochet, 2 air. loop (over 1 loop of the row below), repeat to the end of the row. In the first case, replace 1 tbsp. with a crochet for 3 flights. lifting loops.

Fourth row. Knit as the second. End with a connecting post.

Fifth row. Knit similarly to the third, finish with 2 connecting posts.

The sixth row. 4 arches of 3 planes. loops, fixing them 1 tbsp. without a crochet in every 2 air. the loop of the row below, the arch of 9 air. loops, fixed 1 tbsp. without a crochet in the third arch of 2 air. loops of the row below, then tie 6 arches out of 3 air. loops, then again 1 large arch. At the end, tie two small arches and end with 3 connecting posts in the loops of the first row arch.

The seventh row. 3 arches out of 3 air. loops fix 1 tbsp. without crochet in the middle of the arches of the row below, in a large arch to tie (3 sts without crochet + 3 loops + 2 sts without crochet + 3 loops + 2 sts without crock + 3 loops + 3 sts without nakida), in the next 6 small arches, tie 5 small arches, fixing them 1 tbsp. without a crochet. Knit so to the end of the row, finish with 2 small arches and 3 connecting posts in the loops of the first row arch.

The eighth row. 2 small arches, then 2 large arches, connected to each other by art. without a crochet in the middle 3 air. Loops that are tied in a large arch of the row below, 4 small arches, knit this way to the end, finish row 2 with small arches and 3 connecting posts in the loops of the first row arch.

The ninth row begins with one small arch, tie the big arches in the 7th row, 3 small arches, knit so completely, finish with 2 small arches and 3 connecting posts in the loops of the first row arch.

Tenth row. Start with 3 large arches, fixed to each other by 1 tbsp. without a crochet in the middle arches of 3 air. loops knotted in large arches of the row below, 1 small arch, knit to the end, finish with 2 small arches and 2 connecting posts in the loops of the first row arch.

Eleventh row. Tie 3 large arches as well as in 7th row, 1 small arch, knit this way to the end. Finish with 1 small arch. Thread and clip.

The twelfth row. Fix the thread in the middle of 3 arches out of 3 flights. Loops in the string of large arches of the row below. To paint with arches from 14 air. loops, fixing them 1 tbsp. without a crochet in each middle arch of the strapping of the large arches of the row below.

Thirteenth row. Alternate 1 tbsp. with a crochet from 2 air. loops tied over 2 air. loops of the series below. In the first case, replace 1 tbsp. with a crochet for 3 flights. lifting loops. End with a connecting post.

The fourteenth row knit as the 6th, the fifteenth as the 7th, and so on.

Knit as many circles as you want,the last row should be knitted as the 11th. The next napkin is not even a napkin, but rather a snowflake that will not melt even in the summer heat. You will need two colors of thread, white and blue, hook No. 1 or No. 1.3. Connect a chain of 12 air loops into a ring using a slip stitch.

First row. In the ring, bind 3 air. lifting loops and 31 st. with a crochet, finish with a connecting post.

Second row. In each loop, tie with 4 tbsp. with a cake alternating them 2 air. loops. In the first case 1 tbsp. with a crochet replaced by 3 air. lift loops, end with a connecting post.

The third row is related similarly to the second, but instead of 2 air. knitting loops 4.

Fourth row. Start 3 Air. lifting loops, * 2 air. loops, in the arch of 4 air. loops knit (4 sts with crochet + 3 loops + 4 sts with crochet) * knit from * to * to the end of the row, complete the row with a connecting post to the third loop of the hoist.

Fifth row. In 2 air. loops of the series below tie 4 tbsp. with a crochet, in an arch of 3 flights. loops knit (4 sts with crochet + 3 loops + 4 sts with crochet), continue until the end. In the first case, replace 1 tbsp. with a crochet for 3 flights. lifting loops, end with a connecting post to the third lifting loop.

Sixth row knit similar to the fifth, but between 4 tbsp. with a crochet and a design of (4 sts with a crochet + 3 air loops + 4 sts with a crochet) to hang 1 air. loop.

Knit the seventh row like the sixth, but instead of 1 ch. loop knit 2, in the eighth - 3, in the ninth - 4, in the tenth - 5, in the eleventh - 7, in the twelfth - 9.

Thirteenth row. Instead of 4 tbsp. with capes tie * 4 tbsp. without a crochet, 12 air. loops, in the arch of 3 air. loops knit (4 sts with crochet + 3 loops + 4 sts with crochet), 12 air. loops *, knit to the end of the row from * to * finish with 2 connecting posts.

Fourteenth row. To drink * 2 tbsp. without a crochet (in 2 middle st., without the crochet of the row below), 14 air. loops, in the arch of 3 air. loops to tie (4 items with a crochet + 3 air loops + 4 sts with a crochet), 14 air. loops *, knit to the end of the row from * to * end with 1 connecting post.

Fifteenth row. Between the two st. without a rim of the row below tie * 1 tbsp. without a cape, 17 air. loops, in the arch of 3 air. loops knit (4 sts with crochet + 3 air loops + 4 sts with crochet), 17 air. loops *, knit to the end of the row from * to * end with 1 connecting post.

Sixteenth row. 3 air. lifting loops, * 23 tbsp. with a crochet, in an arch of 3 flights. loops to tie (4 items with a crochet + 3 air loops + 4 sts with a crochet), 23 tbsp. with a cushion, 1 tbsp. with a crochet in 1 tbsp. without a row of rows below, * knit from * to * to the end of the row, finish 1 connection. a column in the third lifting loop.

Seventeenth row. Spravat Art. without a crochet, in the middle loop of an arch to tie 1 tbsp. without a crock + 3 air. loops + 1 tbsp. without a crochet.

The eighteenth row. 1 air. lifting loop, * skip 2 loops, 21 st. without a crochet, 5 air. loops, in the arch of 3 air. loops to tie (4 items with a crochet + 3 air loops + 4 sts with a crochet), 5 air. loops, 21 tbsp. without a crochet, 1 relief st. without a crochet in 1 tbsp. without a row of rows below, * knit from * to * to the end of the row. End with a connecting post.

Nineteenth row. 1 air. lifting loop, * omit 2 loops, 16 tbsp. without a crochet, 3 air. loops, in the arch of 5 air. loops to tie (4 items with a crochet with a pico), 3 air. loops, in the arch of 3 air. loops tie (1 item without crochet + 4 loops + 5 sts with 2 nacs with pico + 4 air loops + 1 st without crochet), 3 airs. loops, in the arch of 5 air. loops tie (4 items with a crochet with a pico), 16 tbsp. without a crochet, skip 2 loops of the lower row, 1 relief st. without a crochet in the embossed art. without a row of rows below *, knit from * to *, end with a connecting post.

Another napkin in a more classic style.Connect a chain of 10 air loops into a ring using a slip stitch.

The first river. Bind in the ring 2 air. loops of lifting, 19 half-columns with a crochet.

The second river. In each second loop of the previous row, bind 2 tbsp. with a crochet with a common base and top, between them to bind 3 air. loops.

Third r. Over every 2 tbsp. with a crochet with one base and the top of the row below tie 2 tbsp. with a crochet with a common base and top, between them to be tied for 4 flights. loops.

Fourth р. Above each * 2 tbsp. with a crochet with one base and the top of the row below tie 2 tbsp. with a crochet with one base and top, 3 air. loops, in the arch of 4 air. loops tie 3 tbsp. with a crochet, 3 air. loops * from * to * to the end of the row.

The Fifth River. knit like the fourth, but instead of 3 air. loops sew 4.

The Sixth River. Above each * 2 tbsp. with a crochet with one base and the top of the row below to tie twice in 2 tbsp. with a crochet with one base and top, between them to tie 3 air. loops, 3 air. loops, 3 tbsp. with a crochet with one base in the middle of the three st. with a row of rows below, 3 air. loops *, tie from * to *, finish, like all rows of the connecting column.

Knit further according to the scheme.

2 tbsp.with a yarn over with one base and top are knitted as follows. Place the working thread on the hook, pull the loop out of the base loop, knit a yarn over (there are 2 loops on the hook), make another yarn over, pull the loop through the same base loop, knit a yarn over again (there are 3 loops on the hook), knit all 3 loops together. Moisten the finished napkins and dry them in a straightened state so that they do not deform during the drying process, pin them with pins at the edges. Starch if desired.

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