3D crochet patterns

Knit crochet is not just interesting, but also useful, because in this way you can acquire fashionable and unique things. Today, let's talk about crochet crochet patterns, which are ideal for shawls, scarves and stoles.

Crochet patterns for bulk patterns

Volumetric pattern "Flowers"

To the pattern "Flowers" turned out to be voluminous, but not rude it is best to take thin and slightly fluffy threads (500 m / 100 g).

Let's get to work:

1. With the "Flowers" pattern, you can associate an item both directly and figuratively. We will knit a straight can according to the scheme below. We start the work from the chain, the number of loops in which is a multiple of 12. To the calculated number, let's not forget to add 3 lifting loops.
2. Slightly changing the pattern of knitting, the "Flowers" pattern can be associated with a triangular shawl.
3. In this case, we will work according to this scheme:
4. Let's start with closing the chain of 5 loops. The next step from this ring, we will fasten 4 groups of 4 bars in each, delimiting them with 2 air loops. In the second row, we will expand the knitting by removing from the 1st arch of the 1st row 2 groups of columns, dividing them by an arch from the air loops. From the 2 nd arch we will fasten the following combination: 2 wa. Paddles, 1 column with a crochet, 2 flaps, 1 pile with a crochet, 2 air. loops. From the 3rd arch of the 1st row we will tie the combination, as well as from the first.
5. After tying out 2 groups of columns, we proceed to knitting the flower motif.
6. We will fasten the flower petals with lush columns.
7. In the third row we will weave the lower half of the flower, consisting of 4 petals.
8. After that we proceed to the next flower, having performed for the transition the arch from the air loops. The remaining 2 petals will be fastened in the 4th row.

Volumetric pattern "Plait"

This beautiful three-dimensional pattern is ideal for knitting collars, scarves and shawls.

Knit three-dimensional pattern "Plait" we will be according to the following scheme:

To create a pattern, we need a chain of air loops. The number of loops in it must be a multiple of 5 + 3. In the beginning row we will alternate 3 columns with a crochet and 2 air loops. We begin the second row with 4 air lifting loops, we will remove a group of 3 columns from the air loops of the previous row. After this, we proceed to untying the magnificent columns, pulling the working thread out from behind the first in the group of the column.

All the following series will knit the scheme of the second row.