Master-class knitting with a diagram and a photo will teach crochet an openwork flower
To knit the motif I use Summer yarn and hook No. 1.5.
Scheme 1.We start work with a set of 5 air loops, having tied them we close the ring with a slip loop (SL). In the resulting ring we knit 10 half-columns, starting the row with 1 air loop (HL) of lifting, we finish the row with a slip loop.
2. In each half-column of the first row, we knit two double crochets (CC2N), between which we make 1 VP. We start the row with 5 VP, 4 of which replace one CC2N, we finish the row with SP.
3.In the third row we knit lush double crochets, we do this between each dc2n of the second row. Between the lush double crochets we knit 2 VP. To knit the first lush double crochet, we pull the thread to the height of the dc - this will be our first lush dc, then we make a yarn over, insert the hook between two dc2n of the lower row, grab the thread and pull it out to the height of the first pulled loop, repeat again, then we grab the working thread and pull it through all the loops and yarns on the hook, make one VP. Our lush dc is connected. To knit the next lush dc, we no longer pull the thread to the height of the dc, since we are already at this height, but we immediately make a yarn over and insert the hook between two dc2n of the lower row, grab the thread and pull it out, repeat this way 2 more times and then knit all the loops and yarns on the hook together. We knit like this to the end of the row.
4. In the fourth row, at the top of each lush column, knit a single crochet and 3 VP.
5.Next we will knit the petals, each petal is knitted separately. We knit according to the pattern: 4 half-columns in 2 VP of the bottom row, then make a peak of 3 VP, then knit 2 half-columns in the other 2 VP of the bottom row.
6. Having knitted them, we turn the work inside out, knit 5 VP and secure them with SP, returning 4 half-columns back.
7.Turn the work again, and from the front side, start knitting 8 half-columns into an arch of 5 VP. Having knitted them, knit 2 half-columns into 2 VP of the bottom row, so that we get 4 half-columns in two VP of the bottom row.
8.Next we move on to the next 2 VP of the bottom row, knit 2 half-columns, then turn the work to the wrong side and knit one DC in each of the 8 half-columns, make 1 VP between the DC. Having knitted the last DC and made 1 VP, we attach it with a SP.
9. Now we turn the work over to the front side again and go back, knitting 2 half-columns into each VP between the CCH.
10. At this stage we leave our petal and move on to knitting the next petal according to the pattern, we make the transition by knitting 4 half-columns in 2 VP of the bottom row.
11. Thus we have knitted 5 petals.
12.Now we proceed to the last row, in which we will tie our petals with half-columns, between the half-columns we make a small arch of 3 VP. Between the petals we make a decrease, knitting 2 half-columns with a common top.
13. Our motive is ready.
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