Master-class with a photo and a description of the process will teach how to tie openwork mitts crochet
Today, a very popular accessory ismittens. These are almost mittens, but without fingers. Mittens are comfortable. They bring a bit of originality and unusualness to the image. Mittens make hands more feminine and seem to visually lengthen fingers. This master class will tell you how to knit this fashionable accessory with your own hands.For mittens we need:
- yarn;
- hook.
All we need for knitting is a hook,yarn and a little time. Knitting mittens is not difficult at all. But the resulting product will distinguish its owner from all others. After all, having knitted mittens, we can be sure that no one else has such. We will knit two-color mittens. You can take any colors you like, or you can knit single-color mittens, choosing a beautiful color. First, we need to make only thirty air loops, which we will connect into a ring. We connect as always with a connecting loop.Now we will knit five rows. Our rows are circular, there is no need to connect the first and last loops of the row.After our rows are connected, we takeyarn of the second color. Here it is yellow. And we begin to knit a pattern for mittens. It is very simple and knitting it will not be difficult even for those who are just beginning to master crochet. We make loops that replace one double crochet. These are ordinary air loops in the amount of three pieces. And we knit three double crochets. We knit the columns in the same place from which the chain of air loops came out. After this, we skip two loops at the base of our knitting. And in the third loop we will already knit four double crochets. And so we will knit until the end of the first row with patterns.Now we will knit the second row of mittens patterns. Let's go back to the green color again. And repeat knitting the patterns. In the new second row we will knit the pattern between the patterns of the previous row.And in all the remaining rows, each pattern will beknit in the middle of the pattern of the previous row. That is, we count two columns with a yarn over and knit the pattern. Then we have two more columns from the pattern in the bottom row at the base.And so on.In total, we will knit six rows to the beginning of the finger.We knit the next row to the beginning of the big toe.Let's make two connecting loops and knit another row to the end with our fans. But here we will not join to the beginning of the row. We will turn our knitting and again knit connecting posts to the center of the fan. And we will simply knit in the opposite direction all the same elements.And we knit another row, but now we will connect the beginning and its end. So we will get a hole, which is necessary for the finger. And we will start the next row with a different color.Let's continue knitting the mitten until we reach the size we need.You can make it bigger, or smaller. Here you need to try on and proceed from your desires. In this case, we knit three more rows after the finger. And you can make a binding for the mitten. This is the so-called crayfish step. We make one air loop and insert the hook not into the front loop, but, on the contrary, into the back one. And knit a regular single crochet. Again, air and a single crochet into the back loop. And so on.This is what the mitten looks like.It remains to knit the finger. We attach the thread to the hole for the finger and we will knit it without a pattern, that is, with regular single crochets.We also knit by eye, trying on. The length of knitting depends on desire and only. Someone likes the finger length to be longer, someone shorter. This is what the mitten looks like.We knit the second one in the same way and wear the mittens with pleasure!