This master class with a descriptive scheme will teach how to crochet a ribbon lace.

January 21, 2018 handmadebase

I really love ribbon lace, knittedcrochet. After all, it is very versatile in use and unusually beautiful. From ready-made ribbons, you can form an item of clothing - a top, a skirt or a dress. You can make a tablecloth, a napkin or even curtains. Well, if you don’t have time to knit for a long time, but really want something new and original - then you can, by knitting one or a couple of ribbons, decorate an existing thing.For knitting we need only threads and a hook. In order to knit our ribbon we will knit a ring of nine air loops.We will knit the ribbon mainly with columns,which have one yarn over. Therefore, to lift in each row, you need to replace the initial column with a chain of three loops. So, for the second row, we will knit three loops and 11 columns, in which there is one yarn over. But you should not distribute the columns throughout the ring - we need half of the ring to remain empty.Turn the knitting. Again make three loops to lift the row. And knit another column next to it.Now we will make three air loops.And without skipping a single column of the second row, we knit 4 columns, in which there is also one yarn over.Let's knit a chain of air loops again - 3 pieces.And again we will make 4 columns, without skipping a single column from the previous row.Let's make a chain again and finish the row with twocolumns. So the number of columns remains unchanged - 11 + a chain of 3 loops. Only now they are collected in groups. Two groups of four columns and two groups - two columns.Turn the knitting over.This row differs from the previous one only in the number of air loops between the groups of columns. Here there will be 6 of them. And we begin to knit the row similarly - three loops and a column.Next we make six air loops and four columns again.We knit like this until the end of the row - six loops, four columns, six loops - two columns.In the fourth row we will further increase the number of loops in the chain stitch – there will be 9 of them.Next we knit everything as in the two previous rows - columns - chain, columns - chain.And another row of columns with a chain of air loops between them. Only in this row we will have 15 air loops. The next, last, row is half a flowerwill differ from the previous ones. Here we will knit groups of columns in the resulting arches of 15 loops. But in the groups of columns you will need to knit simple columns, without yarn overs. So, let's start knitting the last row. We will make one air loop for lifting. Now we will knit a group of 3 columns in the arch, in which one yarn over.Let's make three air loops.And again three columns.Let's repeat it again.And one more thing. There should be 6 groups of three columns in the arch.After the last group, do not knit a chain of loops. Immediately make two simple columns in the second and third columns of the previous row. We tie the two remaining arches in the same way.Now we move on to the second flower. Knit 6 air loops.And we knit a column with one yarn over into the last column without a yarn over of the first flower.Next, we knit the first row of 3 loops and 11 columns, the same as for the first flower. We attach the last column of the first row with a connecting column to the first flower, namely to the top of the fifth row.Turn the knitting. Make three loops and connect them to the top of the fourth row of the first flower. Next we continue knitting, as in the first flower – another double crochet.And groups of 4 and 2 columns, connected by chains of three air loops.We knit the fourth row and connect it with the first flower.We turn the knitting over and make the next row, in which there are 9 loops between the posts.And a row with 15 loops between the groups of columns. We connect it to the center of the first flower.We make a binding for the second flower.Then we continue knitting until we reach the desired length of lace.

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