How to crochet the "star" pattern and where to use it?

When knitting lush bricks, you can achieve a variety of drawings. An example of what can be crocheted is the "star" pattern. It turns out to be volumetric, especially if you use thick yarn or take several threads. Such a picture turns out to be completely independent. It is permissible to choose it as the basis of the figure of the product, which is supposed to be made lush.

How to tie a crochet pattern with an asterisk

In the chain there should be a number of loops in order to place in them a pattern with rapport in 4 loops plus three more. From the first row immediately begins (crochet) pattern "star". And it is formed from two series, which are constantly repeated.

The first row: 4 loops for lifting, the third from the hook is a magnificent column of three elongated loops, (*) 3 air. Lush column of 2 loops at the top of what was just connected (do not close it). Two more such lush columns - in the base of the first and in the 7 loop of the chain chain. On the hook of the loop from the last two magnificent pillars and unclosed, and through them you need to stretch the thread. Then everything repeats from the mark (*) to the end of the series. It ends with a column with two crochets in the last loop of the chain.

The second row: 7 air loops, a lush column of two loops in the fourth lifting loop (do not close). Two more magnificent columns of three loops: the first to the top of the last column of the previous row, the second to the middle of the asterisk. Thread through all hinges. Make three air loops and repeat all the listed lush bricks. Pattern to repeat to the end.

A cap with an asterisk

The beginning of the product is to tie an elastic band that will securely hold it on the head. To do this, you need to dial 4 air loops. Make a cape, insert a hook into the leftmost part of the chain and pull out the thread. This loop will be the one that will give the basis for the next column. Then again, pick up the thread and tie the column with the crochet through the loops that are on the hook. Then again make (**) the crochet, stretch the thread through that loop, which is made after the column and again pick up the thread, connecting the column with the crochet. Repeat the pattern from the mark (**) until you get the length of the strip by the volume of the head. Close the circle.

Next, the cap itself (the crochet) is tied together. The pattern of an asterisk must be made in every third column of the rubber band. The number of elongated loops can be varied according to the desire of the needlewoman. If the thread is very thin, then they can be made 4 or 5. For thick yarn, a lush column can be formed from two elongated loops. Now you need to knit a pattern (crochet) "asterisk" in a circle until you need to do a reduction. And the rise of the rows is carried out by the lush pillars themselves without the air loops.

Calculate the number of rows that will be required for this. Distribute the number of stars among them so that there are six in the last. The reduction of asterisks is carried out according to the same scheme. The first elongated loop of a magnificent column should be tied to its apex, and the other two to the next. Then the knitting of the asterisk continues as before.

In the last row, two pairs of stars should be connected in pairs in pairs of lavish columns. Six formed peaks are then pulled off the cut end of the yarn. The bottom of the cap is recommended to be tied with a beautiful pattern.

Snroud with an asterisk

Preliminary it is necessary to make measurements and calculate the number of loops of the chain chain. Then, as usual, we knit a star pattern (crochet), until we get the product of the right size. Now you can sew a snood or make it buttoned up.

The second option requires edge binding. First, tie a thin part of the snitch with bars without a crochet. The product is reversed, as well as the second row of the same columns. The number of rows to bring to 6. On the other hand, the snitch tie the same strip, just leave the holes for the buttons in the 4th row.

Pattern made of stars to decorate the edge of the product

The asterisk can be not only volumetric, but also airy. It turns out openwork. It can easily be used for a summer product or tie up the top of the bodice.

To crochet the "star" pattern, you will need to dial a ring of 10 air loops. On it to execute 24 columns without a crochet (this is the 1st row). Second: 6 air, a column with a crochet in the 3rd previous row, 3 air, a column with a crochet in the 6th and so on until the end of the circle, the connecting post to the third, the lifting loop.

The third row: air, 2 columns with a crochet and 1 without a napkin in the first arch. A column without a crochet, 2 with a crochet and one without a napkin in the next arch. Repeat until the end of the circle. Connecting column.

Such blanks need to be made the right amount and sewed to the product. Then tie a crochet pattern "star". On the upper beam knit two columns without a crochet, separated by an air loop. Between the beams make arches of 4 air, and from star to star make an arch of 5 air. All tie up the pillars without a crochet.