Interesting crochet patterns. Motifs for blankets

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Knitting a square test pattern is recommended when learning a new pattern. Crochet motifs can also be done on purpose by choosing the most suitable patterns. Having collected an additional amount, connect them into a plaid.

A simple square for a plaid or shawl

Its beauty is to tie an openwork border on a classic base. Only you need to connect such patterns using small motifs (crocheted), squares. Their schemes are as simple as possible.

In a ring of five loops, tie 8 connecting posts. Eight air, two double crochets. Then repeat 5 air and two double crochets three times. Finish the row with one more column and close it in the third air of the first eight.

Next row starts with 3 sts and 2 double crochets. They are followed by 5 air. The row continues with six double crochets. Two repetitions: 5 air and 6 columns. Again five air and 3 columns with a crochet, close the circle.

Last row of the square: air 3, 4 double crochets. Then 5 air loops and already 10 double crochets. Continue with two repetitions of 5 air and 10 columns. Complete the row with 5 air, 5 columns andclose it in the third air of the beginning of the row.

Now the lace tying begins. The first is the "slide": connecting column, 4 air, 3 double crochet, closed with one loop, 4 air and connecting to the last column of the previous row. After 6 connecting columns in the arch of air loops, tie two more such "slides" in a row. Repeat this binding until the end of the row.

In the next row above the slide, you need to tie: 3 air, connecting column to the top of the slide, 3 air, connecting to the base of the slide. The corners of the pattern are formed by three arches of three air loops and connecting posts between them.

To fill in the pattern (crocheted): motifs of small squares. In a ring of 5 loops, tie 8 connecting posts. This is the first row. The second (aka last) will be formed by arches of 5 air loops, completed with single crochets.

Such motifs are connected in “slides”, and small squares are sewn in the voids between them.

Openwork round pattern

A ring of six loops is the basis for crocheting such a pattern. Motives can then be different. One option is shown below.

The first row should be filled with 15 double crochets, alternating with one air crochet. They will need 4 lifting loops. In the second row in each air and the top of the column, tie a single crochet. Here you will need 2 air to lift.

The third row consists of a column with a crochet in every third loop. They will need to be alternated with threeair loops. The rise in this row is equal to three air.

In the fourth, each arch is the basis for four columns with two crochets, finished with one loop. Between them, the space is filled with 4 air. Rise - 3 loops.

Rise - two loops. The fifth row is knitted with single crochets. The first arch is filled with the 5th, from the last dial 11 air loops. Attach it to the first one and tie it with 18 columns, making two loops for lifting. The next arch is knitted with just five columns. Alternate this pattern to the end of the row.

The last (sixth) row is filled with double crochets, two air loops are knitted between them. Moreover, the columns need to be knitted only on eight petals. Moreover, on every second at the top, it is necessary to tie an arch of 10 air ones, tying it with 18 single crochets.

Another square

Its pattern is the most common of those recommended for crocheting a plaid of motifs. The pattern may vary slightly, but the basis is the same: alternating double crochet and air stitches.

On a ring of 5 loops, knit the first row of the motif: 8 connecting posts. The second one starts from the corner. It consists of 6 air loops, a double crochet at the base of the typed chain. In the second column of the previous row, tie two columns with a crochet and between them one air. The third column will be the basis of the second corner, which is knitted from two columns and three air loops between them. In each even, repeat the pattern described for the second, and inodd - for the third. This will form the corner.

Third row. Beginning - three lifting loops from the middle of the first corner. In the same arch: two double crochets. Air loop. Then comes the repeating pattern. In the arch of the side formed by one air loop, tie three columns with a crochet. Air loop. In the corner arch: three double crochet, three air, three double crochet. Air loop.

The fourth row is similar to the third, only the double crochets must be done 4 each and no air between them, except for the corners. In the very middle of the corner elements, there should still be 3 air pieces.

The last row of such a crochet pattern (motifs continue) consists of connecting posts. In each connection of groups of columns and the top of the corners, make a picot. That is, knit three air loops and close them to the initial one. Connecting motifs for these pico.

Triangle pattern

They are made in the same way as square motifs are crocheted. With the schemes you just need to work a little. Namely, make the sides a little longer, and get only three corners.

By the way, the filling of the corner patterns should be somewhat denser to make the pattern look neater. Pico will only need to be knitted in the corners of the motif. Because the sides are well adjacent to each other and without them. Although for airiness they can still be performed.

3D flower pattern

An excellent gift for a girl - a plaid of squares, the basis of whichare such flower motifs (crocheted). Their schemes are simple, but the effect is amazing.

Begin again in the ring of 6 loops. In the first row, you need to make 8 groups, which are formed by five double crochets. Moreover, they need to be knitted from one base and closed with one loop. Between them, tie one air loop each.

The second row is the same groups, only they need to be knitted twice as often. To the top of the previous one and to the air. So there will be twice as many of them.

The third row is needed to decorate the motif in a square. First, knit the first corner: three loops, two columns with two crochets, two loops, three columns with two crochets - all this into one airy flower. In the next two columns with a crochet. Then two without a crochet. Continue to knit in the same way, gradually forming the remaining three corners.

Tie a square motif with single crochets. Make two air loops in the corners.

How to connect motifs together

The easiest way is to sew them together. But this is for beginner needlewomen. For those who have already become adept at knitting motifs and finished products from them, the crocheting option will come in handy. So a plaid of crochet motifs (the diagram is presented in the article) looks neat.

It is necessary to make double crochets in it, which are knitted in one element, then in another. Experienced craftswomen advise knitting several long strips first. Then connect them together.