A master class of New Year's crafts made by themselves - a Christmas tree crocheted.
I really like these Christmas trees: they are easy to make and look very creative. To work we need a hook and threads.
I used different hooks for knittingthickness, this is why the Christmas trees are of different sizes. The main thing is to make sure that the yarn matches the thickness of the hook. Knitting should be dense, the Christmas trees should be stable. Let's start knitting. Row 1: close 4 air loops in a circle and knit 6 single crochets (sc) in it. Row 2: *knit 1 single crochet, in the next loop 2 single crochets* and repeat from * to * 2 more times. Row 3: knit 2 single crochets, in the next loop (the third from the beginning of the row) 2 single crochets* and repeat from * to * 2 more times. Let's count - there should be 12 loops in knitting.
From the 4th to the 10th row we knit everything exactly the same, thenthat is, we add three loops in each row, knitting two loops from one base (from the second loop added in the previous row). Thus, in the 10th row we knit 9 single crochets, 2 loops from one base and repeat all this 2 more times. In the end, we will get 33 loops.
Row 11: knit 7 sc, *skip 6 sc of the bottom row and knit 5 sc*, repeat from * to * 2 more times, and knit 1 sc. Total: 15 loops.
Row 12: *knit 4 single crochets, 2 single crochets in the next loop* and repeat from * to * 2 more times. We get 18 loops.
From the 13th to the 20th row, we knit everything in exactly the same way, that is, we add three loops in each row, knitting two loops from one base (from the second loop added in the previous row) = 42 loops.
Row 21: knit 9 sc, *skip 8 sc of the bottom row, knit another 6 sc* and repeat all this 2 more times, 1 sc = 18 loops.
Row 22: *knit 5 single crochets, 2 single crochets in the next loop* and repeat from * to * 2 more times = 21 loops.
We repeat our rows again with additions of 3loops in each row and by the end of the 31st row we get 48 loops. Row 32: knit 10 sc, *skip 10 sc of the bottom row, knit 6 sc* repeat 2 times and knit 1 sc = 18 loops. From rows 33 to 35 we knit without changes - a circle of 18 loops. For the stability of the base, you can add 3-4 loops so that the base expands slightly.
I added lurex threads to the regular threads in some trees. The trees turned out very elegant and shiny. This is the family of trees that we got.



