Learning to crochet a embossed column is easy

2024 Author: Sierra Becker | [email protected]. Last modified: 2024-02-26 03:46

If you are new to crochet or just want to diversify your products by adding something new and interesting to them, then this article is for you. Of course, you are familiar with the fact that you can decorate knitted items with rhinestones, beads and stones, but you can make a thing original without jewelry.

It's enough to learn some beautiful patterns and techniques. In this article, you will learn how to learn how to crochet a embossed column, as well as how and in what products this skill can be applied.

When this technique is used in knitting, peculiar "humps" are formed on the product, especially noticeable with a smooth basic texture. That is why sometimes the relief is called a "convex column".

If you still don't know how to crochet a embossed column, then start trying on threads that will not fluff in your hands, for example, acrylic.

To tie a relief column, cast on air loops, 10 is enough for a sample. The first row must be connected with columns with a nikid. Then make three lifting loops. To do this, simply crochet three air loops after you have knitted the columns with a crochet and turned the product over.

Nowthread the hook and push it under the double crochet of the previous row, and then grab the yarn. You should have three loops on your hook. Knit them in two steps, that is, grab the thread and pull it first through the first two loops (a pair remains on the hook), and then knit the rest. So you got a embossed crochet column. You can perform this pattern with single crochets, but using the same technique.

If you alternate rows of ordinary and embossed columns, you will get a very original knitting.

The hook in this knitting, as in any other, must be selected according to the thickness of the thread. Try to master the relief in different ways: if you grab the thread not from the back, as in purl knitting, but from the front, then this will be the front embossed crocheted column. They look completely different in the finished product.

This knitting technique can be used in any product. But best of all, it will look on warm, dense things, such as sweaters. When the thread is thicker, then the characteristic "bulge" will be more visible.

If you are a beginner and it is still difficult for you to knit a raised column, start with easier knitting techniques.

For example, single crochet and double crochet. When you master this, then it will not be difficult for you to tie a relief column. Later, when it becomes easier for you to understand knitting patterns, and your hands get used to crocheting loops, then you will definitely be able to create what you want. But start with simple patterns and small things. It is best to start with scarves, these can be aslight spring and warm winter. On spring models, you can experiment with patterns without fear that holes will form in the canvas, which cannot be said about winter scarves, which should be quite densely knitted, but you can try to learn how to knit volumetric patterns on them.

Try, improve, experiment and in the future you will definitely succeed!