Original crochet napkins

One way to decorate the interior are knitted things, created by own hands. The most popular are pillows and napkins crocheted. Due to the fact that this type of needlework has been known for a long time, there are already a huge number of options for their implementation: from the simplest to the most complex and interesting. In this article, we will take a look at a master class on how to make original crochet napkins that represent a composition of small and large pieces, as well as three-dimensional figures.

How to tie a swan "Swan Lake" crochet - master class

It will take:

• knitting hooks: under numbers 1 and 1,25;
• thread - white (No. 10), blue (iris) and red flowers;
• A needle, a little cotton wool and a white lace.

1. First, we make a sliding ring on white threads, on which we impose 10 stakes without a crochet and tighten. Then make a connecting loop between the first column and the last one.
2. The second row: we knit 20 columns with a crochet, that is, from each loop of the first row we untangle 2.
3. The third row makes 3 air loops in each column, and in the fourth and fifth rows 4 air loops per arch of the previous row.
4. In the sixth row we knit 5 air loops on the arch and at the end of the circle fix and cut off the white thread, and bind the blue thread. We must have only 20 arches at this stage.
5. The seventh row is as follows: in each arch of the previous row, we make 5 columns with a crochet, then 2 air loops and again 5 columns with a crochet.
6. The eighth and ninth rows are also performed, increasing the number of columns with a crochet by 1, that is, by 6 and 7 columns, respectively.
7. After that, fixing the blue thread, tear it off and tie it back to white.
8. We begin to knit from the place where we have the air loops of the previous row. We knit in this sequence: 2 stitches without a crochet over 2 air loops of the previous row, then 7 air loops with an arch and again 2 stitches without a crochet.
9. The next (eleventh row) increases the number of arches by 2 times, they should now be 40. We do this: we knit 7 air loops and the 4th loop of the previous row, and then 7 more air loops in a column without a crochet. Thus we sew two more rows (the twelfth and thirteenth.
10. Again we change the thread to the blue and the next 3 rows (14th to 16th) are bred, repeating the first wave (that is, point 5).
11. From the 17th to the 19th series, we repeat the knitting of rows 10-13 (points Nos. 7 and 8). As a result, we should have 80 arches for 7 air loops.
12. The twentieth (final) row is knitted as follows: 5 air loops, 1 column without a crochet in the arch of the previous row, three times seven air loops in the form of a shamrock, then 5 air loops and again one column without a crochete in the next arch of the previous row. Then we repeat this drawing to the end of the series.
13. Small napkins, and they should be 8 pieces, are made on the same principle, only up to 13 rows (that is, items No. 1-8). As they are manufactured, we connect them together and with a large cloth using 3 chains of air loops.

Let's start the swan.

1. According to the schemes we knit a trunk, two wings and a neck.
2. Using the needle, sew the back of the trunk first and stuff it with cotton wool. Sew the neck and insert a piece of cord into it to maintain the shape, and put it together, and then we sew the wings on each side.
3. So that when swipes are moved, swans are not lost, they must be sewn to the middle of small napkins.
4. The napkin is ready, if desired, it can be supplemented with pink three-tiered water lilies.
5. The finished product turns out to be very large, but if you want to make a beautiful openwork napkin crocheted, you can use these schemes or come up with your own drawing. To decorate your house, you can also make beautiful napkins from beads , the main thing - a desire and a little imagination!