How to crochet tight patterns? Collection of motifs

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For warm knitwear, you will need to master dense patterns. They are most often crocheted by repeating the same columns. Since such a canvas must be continuous, the figure assumes the complete absence of air loops. Or their number is reduced to a minimum, and the voids are filled with lush columns.

Small zigzag pattern

It is well visible if you work with threads of two colors. In this case, you need to change the shade every two rows. To crochet such dense patterns, you need to crochet an odd number of loops. The latter will be needed for the symmetry of the pattern.

The rise in all rows will consist of one loop, only the first requires two of them. All odd rows: Single crochet and chain stitch alternate until the end of the row. In the first row, you need to skip the loop under the air. In all others, it will be located above the column.

All even rows: chain stitch and single crochet work to end of row. columnsyou need to knit in the arches of the previous row.

Smooth single crochet fabric

If you want the product to keep its shape (in the case when crocheting is done), it is recommended to make dense patterns just like that. And do not use any other elements.

The number of loops in the cast-on chain can be any. Since all rows will be the same. It is always necessary to do one lifting loop. Then in each loop, knit a single crochet. And so on until the end of the row.

It is worth recalling that the columns must be knitted behind the two walls of the loop of the previous row. If this is not done, then the canvas will not turn out uniform, but with a relief pattern. More on that below.

Bosnian pattern

These dense crochet patterns are knitted in the same way as described above. Only the capture always goes only for the same wall of the loop.

In the classic version, only the back wall is supposed to be used for knitting. And this applies to all rows except the first. It must be knitted for both walls.

Outwardly, the pattern will resemble the front surface, knitted on the needles. Only the pattern lies not vertically, but horizontally.

Such a canvas practically does not stretch in width. But it stretches well in length. This can be used in tight garments.

Other options for Bosnian knitting allow you to grab the walls alternately. That is, in one row only for the back, and in the other only for the front. It turns out a completely different pattern. In this case, you also getfairly dense crochet patterns. You can use them when knitting a scarf, such as a snood.

Relief pattern pattern

You can crochet this tight pattern for a hat. The pattern requires an even number of loops. But it will shift a little, so you need to cast on a chain of an odd number of loops to achieve symmetry. Each row of this pattern starts with 2 incline sts.

The first and the rest of the odd rows consist of a single crochet and another double crochet from one loop, which is odd in the main chain. Every even stitch should be skipped. And knit the same elements in the next odd loop. The last in the row should be double crochet.

The second and other even rows are knitted similarly to the first. Only a couple of columns are made from the top of the double crochet, and the top of the short one is skipped. The row ends with a single crochet.

Puffy column pattern

Such beautiful dense crochet patterns can be knitted for a hat or a warm blouse. They will be self sufficient. There is no need to supplement them with anything.

In the initial chain, it is supposed to dial such a number of air loops that it turns out to be a multiple of 6, you should also add 5 to it.

First row: incline st, single crochet in each st in cast on.

Second row: 3 sts for lifting, a fluffy column (consisting of three columns with a crochet) in the third loop of the previous row, in the nextRun a fan on the third loop (two double crochet, air, two double crochet). Continue alternating lush columns and fans to the end of the row. End with a double crochet in the last loop.

Third row: 3 sts, fan at the top of the fluffy column, fluffy from the arch of the fan of the previous row. Continue this pattern to the end of the row. End with a double crochet.

Fourth row: rise from 3 loops, perform a magnificent column in the arch of the fan, and tie a fan at the top of the magnificent previous row. Continue pattern to end of row. At the end of the row, double crochet.

Continue knitting a dense pattern by repeating the third and fourth row.

Dense pattern with wavy pattern

This effect can be achieved by using yarn of different shades. In this case, the canvas should consist of a simple alternation of columns without a crochet or with a crochet. Just pull the thread one or more rows below.

Beautiful two-color dense crochet patterns (the patterns, one of which is presented below, are quite simple) can be knitted by any needlewoman. You just need to alternate the threads. The change of two colors is indicated on the diagram by the letters A and B.

Wave and berry pattern

Knitting a pattern according to this description involves capturing only the back wall of the loop. The pattern is formed from four rows. Moreover, in odd numbers, the elastic band from the connecting posts alternates with the “berry”. Even numbers are formed only by connectingcolumns.

To knit dense patterns according to this pattern (crochet), you will need to dial the number of loops, which is a multiple of 22. Plus one more for lifting. These loops will be distributed in this way: 3 for an elastic band, 4 for a "berry", the next 4 - a gap, 3 for an elastic band.

Berries knitting technology: single crochet, airy, unfinished double crochet for the leg of the just knitted stitch, yarn over, pull the thread from the leg of the same column, knit three loops on the hook, pull the thread, skipping one loop in the chain of the previous row, knit through all the loops on the hook.

First row: 3 connecting posts, "berry", 4 connecting posts, "berry", 7 connecting (4 for the gap and 3 for the elastic). Continue this pattern to the end of the row.

Second row: connecting posts along the entire length of the row. It's better to count them. Their number must be a multiple of 22.

Third row: 7 connecting posts (3 for elastic and 4 for the gap), "berry", 4 connecting posts, "berry", 3 connecting posts. It turns out that the “berry” fragment moves and a checkerboard pattern is formed.

The fourth row completely repeats the second. Then the work is repeated from the first row.