Crochet Pattern

Crocheting is not only useful, but also very interesting. Especially when it comes to loosing patterns, when a multicolored patterned fabric is born from individual skeins of yarn. Today, we'll figure out how to crochet a beautiful multi-colored pattern called "Goosebumps".

Crochet pattern "Goosebumps" - scheme

So, let's start describing the crochet pattern of the "Goose's Paws" crochet. The scheme for him is very simple, and even the most inexperienced knitter will figure it out:

1. We take half-woolen threads and a hook at number 4,5 for work of average thickness.
2. We will connect a chain from usual air loops, having defined their quantity, as multiple 4 + 2 lifting loops.
3. The pattern of the first row will be the columns without the crochet.
4. The beginning of the second row will be three lifting loops. Then you need to tie three bars with one over.
5. The whole series repeats the pattern of 1 air. Loops and 3 columns with a crochet.
6. We finish the series with a group of 4 columns.
7. The third row is tied according to the scheme of the second, paying attention that groups of three columns do not move relative to each other.
8. After the third row is fully tied, it's time to move on to the thread of a different color.
9. Gently fix the end of the thread in the knitting, passing it several times through the loops of the previous row.
10. As before, we begin the series with lifting loops (3 pieces), then we perform a combination of 2 bars separated by an air loop.
11. The next element of the pattern will be an elongated column with a crochet. Stretched it because the thread extends through a hole located two rows below. Continue the work, alternating combinations of two bars, separated by an air loop and one elongated column.
12. In its complete form, the fourth row of knitting will have this form:
13. We finish the fourth row with two piles with a crochet. To go to the fifth row, perform lifting loops (3 pieces).
14. The fifth row of the pattern is knitted in a sequence analogous to the fourth, replacing the elongated columns with the crochet over the usual ones.
15. After the completion of the fifth row, the pattern looks like this:
16. Again, change the color of the thread, securely fixing it at the beginning of the sixth row.
17. The sixth row of knitting starts with lifting loops (3 pcs). Then, until the end of the series, we will repeat the following combination: 1 column with a crochet, 1 elongated column with a crochet, 1 column with a crochet, 1 air loop.
18. Do not forget that when knitting elongated columns, the thread must be threaded through the holes in the fourth row.

As a result, our pattern has this look: