Master-class will teach how to crochet a napkin-stand under the hot

January 29, 2018 handmadebase

Needlewomen have always knitted napkins.But now napkins have become not just an interior decoration, but a necessary thing in the household. Recently, hot pads have become very popular. They look simple, but very beautiful. And in this master class, we will knit a small hot pad using a crochet hook. Such a napkin is knitted quickly and is not at all difficult. Materials and tools:

hook;
yarn.

Stages of work:So, let's start knitting a hot napkin. First, we will need to dial seven air loops, closed in a circle with a connecting loop. Then we dial three air loops for lifting and one more loop. And here in the circle we will make a column with a yarn over. Again, we will knit one air loop and knit a column with a yarn over in a circle. There should be eleven such columns with a yarn over the entire row.Now we make three air loops againlifting and two more loops. And we will make a column with a yarn over into the arch, skipping a loop in front of it. We knit two more air loops. And we skip a loop in front of the next arch, and we knit a column with a yarn over into the arch.So we go to the end of the row.Then we make two air loops and knit a single crochet into the arch. We make two loops and knit two double crochets into the same arch.We repeat all these steps with all the other arches.In order to start knitting the next row, weneed to be in the middle of the arch. To do this, we insert the hook under it and knit a connecting loop. That's it, we can start knitting this row. At the beginning, we will dial three air loops. And then we will knit a column with a yarn over in the same arch. And we will make another column with a yarn over here. Here we have three columns with one yarn over. Next, we need to make three air loops. And knit three columns with a yarn over in the same place.We knit all the arches like this until the end of the row. And we connect with the beginning of the row.Now we need to get back into the arch tostart another row. We make two connecting columns and so we reach the arch. And then the knitting will be repeated in all rows. The only difference is the number of columns with a yarn. In each new row it will increase. We will knit the last row and our hot napkin is ready! You can knit not only napkins using this principle, but also tablecloths, rugs and so on. You can knit a whole set of such napkins and put them on the table, serving tea or coffee.

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