
The master class will teach you how to make a crocheted crocheted vase with your own hands from a glass jar
Little things that are pleasing to the eye, created by our ownhands, bring comfort and unique zest to the house. Every housewife can make her nest cozier and warmer by adding a few cute handmade trinkets to the interior. In this master class you will learn how to make an unusual vase for a small bouquet from an ordinary jar. Delicate lilies of the valley or bright daisies, cute violas or playful dandelions will look great in such a vase. To make such a vase you will need:
- a narrow bank (a jar of baby food is very suitable);
- acrylic paint of silver, golden or pearl color;
- sponge;
- hook №1,25;
- thin white thread;
- glue;
- half-beads for pearls;
- satin ribbon;
- toothpick;
- tweezers;
- lighter;
- alcohol-containing liquid.
Before starting work, the jar must be thoroughly rinsed and degreased with any alcohol-containing liquid.Now let's pour acrylic paint into the lid.
And with a sponge we will apply paint to the jar. The result is not dense painting, but a light haze.
We completely paint over our jar.
While the jar dries, we will knit a decoration case for it. To do this, we will collect five loops and connect them into a ring.
We will tie our ring with 10 simple stitches, single crochets.
We continue to knit the bottom. Let's make three loops, and then tie a double crochet stitch into the first loop.
In the next column of the first row we will again connect two columns.
So we will tie the whole row. In total we get twenty columns.
In the next row we will also knit stitches, in which there will be one crochet each. We will knit them between the posts of the second row. And between them we will knit one air loop.
So, the number of columns will not change, but the number of loops will increase by 1.5 times.
In the next row, we will knit one chain stitch between all the stitches. We also knit columns – two between the columns of the previous row.
So again the number of columns has not changed, but the number of loops has increased.
Let's try the bottom of the can. If enough – then we start knitting the sides, if not – Let's continue knitting the bottom.
Enough. For the side surface, let's change the pattern. Let's knit 8 loops.
And then we will knit a single crochet stitch between pairs of stitches into an air loop.
Next we knit 3 loops.
And a simple column in the center of a pair of columns.
Three loops again.
And a column between pairs of columns of the last row of the bottom.
We knit 5 loops again.
And a single crochet stitch between pairs of stitches.
Let's continue to the end of the row.
In the second row, above large chains (of 5 loops), we will knit chains of 3 loops with jumpers in the middle, and vice versa. Let's cast on 3+3 loops.
And knit a single crochet into the center of the chain of five loops of the previous row.
Three more stitches and a double crochet at the top of the stitch of the bottom row.
Now there are five loops and again a double crochet stitch.
So we will knit the entire second row.
Let's try it on our jar. Acrylic dries very quickly, so there is no need to worry about smearing the paint. Although it is still better to first make sure that everything is thoroughly dry.
Let's knit two more rows.
And so we will continue to knit until the knitting reaches the hangers of the can.
Now let's start knitting the top ruffle. To do this, we will move to the center of one of the sectors.
Then we knit 3 double crochets.
We will knit one simple stitch into the column of the bottom row.
In the center of the next sector we will knit 5 double crochets.
And again a simple column.
And so on.
At the very beginning of the row we knitted 3 loops and 2 stitches, so at the end we’ll knit two more stitches and finish the row.
We begin to knit the second row of ruffles in the same way as the first.
But instead of a simple stitch after a group of five stitches, we will also knit a stitch in which there will be one crochet.
We knit the next group of five stitches from the central stitch of the first row of ruffle.
And again a double crochet.
Let's finish the second row by knitting two more columns to the first group.
We start the third row of ruffle again with three loops and two double crochets.
Now, before knitting a simple stitch, we will knit two loops. And after it, we will also tie two loops.
The last row of the binding will consist of simple posts and air loops. We will knit one column into each column of the third row. And between the columns we will tie three loops.
Having finished the binding, we cut the thread and hide it in the knitting.
Take the ribbon and thread it between the sectors in the last row, in front of the ruffle.
Then we will put our knitted part of the vase on the jar.
Tighten the ribbon so that the strap does not fall off, but sits tightly on the can. And tie a bow.
The edges of the ribbon must be set on fire with a lighter or candle.
We will glue half beads into large sectors of the binding to the jar. You can glue them in any order you like.
Our vase is ready. If necessary, the harness can be removed and washed.