Crochet beret according to the instructions with photo for beginners

January 3, 2018 handmadebase

We crochet a beautiful beret:instructions for beginners To crochet an elegant beret, we will need: three hundred grams of Eskimo wool (consisting of one hundred percent wool); a hook eight millimeters thick.We select the following knitting density:nine C3H, which correspond to ten centimeters in width. We begin to knit each circle in such a way that instead of C1H we make one VP, and with three VP we replace C2H; we also replace C3H with four VP. We finish each circle with one connecting half-column, which we knit in the 1st column of the circle. We decrease the loops according to the following principle: we knit one C1H, without passing the thread through the loop, as a result of which two loops remain on the hook. Then we make C1H and pass the thread through all three loops on the hook.So, let's knit the beret ourselves.We make three VP and connect them into a ring. 1st circle. We knit five C1H into the resulting ring. 2nd circle. We create two C2H, knitting them into each C1H. As a result, we get ten C2H.3rd round.We make four VP (which is equal to one C3H), then we knit one VP, after it – one C3H, knitted into the next C2H. We knit five VP, and, finishing the circle, we skip the last column with two yarns, we create one connecting half-column, knitted into the fourth VP, counting from the initial part of this circle. 4th circle. We knit one connecting half-column, capturing the 1st row from one VP. In all rows from VP of the previous circle we knit one C1H (make this C1H also through C2H from the second row). Finish this circle with one connecting half-column, knitted through the fourth VP from the beginning of this circle. As a result, we get five "shells". 5th circle. We knit four VP (one C3H), then seven VP, skip the shell, make one C3H, then one VP + one C3H + one VP + one C3H + one VP + one C3H. We finish with one VP, knitted in the last C1H, then we create one connecting half-column, passing it through the fourth VP, counting from the beginning of this circle. 6th circle. We knit a connecting half-column in the 1st row of VP, then we make one C1H, capturing a chain of seven VP, - you need to make this C1H between the C3H of the "shell" of our fourth circle - knit six C3H into the 1st chain of VP, pull one C1H through the middle part of the 3rd C3H; after which - we knit six C3H into the 2nd chain of one VP. Finish the circle with one connecting half-column, knitted in the 1st C1H, taken at the beginning of this circle. 7th circle. Make nine VP, skip the “shell”, then - one C3H + one VP + one C3H, knitted in the first C1H between two “shells”; after that knit five VP; repeat the pattern. And at the end, knit one C3H + one VP, passing through the last column with one yarn over, and one connecting half-column, knitted in the fourth VP from the initial part of the circle.8th circle.We knit a connecting half-column in the 1st chain of VP; then in all rows of five VP we make one C1H in the middle of the loop - we pull this C1H also through the loop of the sixth circle, and in the remaining chains, consisting of one VP, we knit six C3H. At the end of the circle, we make one connecting half-column, knitted in the 1st C1H from the initial part of the circle (as a result - a "shell"). 9th circle. We create ten VP, skip the "shell", make one C3H + one VP + one C3H, knitted in C1H between two "shells". Next - six VP. Then we repeat the presented sequence, starting with the 1st column with three yarns; We finish with one C3H + one VP, knitting into the final column with one yarn over and one connecting half-column through the fourth VP, counting from the beginning of this circle. 10th circle. Make a connecting half-column in VP. In each chain consisting of six VP, we knit one C1H. It should be knitted between C3H in the “shell” of the eighth circle. And in each chain of one VP we make six C3H. We finish the row: we knit one connecting half-column through the 1st C1H, counting from the initial part of the circle. 11th circle. We knit one C1H into all C3H of the previous circle (sixty columns with one yarn over). 12th circle. We knit one C1H into each of the first three C1H, then two C1H together, repeat until we get a total of forty-eight double crochets.13th circle.One C1H knit into all the single crochet stitches. 14th round. One C1H knit into each of the first two C1H, then two C1H together, repeat, resulting in thirty-six single crochet stitches. 15 – 17th round. One C1H knit into all the single crochet stitches, cut the thread. That's it! The product is ready!

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