Pattern "Shishechki" crocheted. Simple patterns for knitted products

Very often it seems that beautiful and unusual patterns in knitting can be performed only by experienced needlewomen. In fact, many patterns, which seem complicated and unworkable at first glance, are quite simple and easy.

For example, some beginners in knitting believe that it is impossible to tie hooks without proper experience. We want to dispel your doubts. One of the most popular patterns is performed in a simple, even basic technique.

Where it is knitted and how the pattern of the "bump" is used

As a rule, certain patterns are used for some specific products. But "knobs," crocheted or knitted needles, are a versatile option that can be used for both openwork products and for a smooth, dense fabric.

This pattern is considered the most advantageous if you are planning to tie a plaid, a scarf for a child or a stylish blouse for yourself. Even for knitting of man's things this technique is often applied. "Shishechki" somehow magically make women and children's things more tender and airy, and men's knitted clothes, on the contrary, give masculinity, style and brutality.

The pattern of "knob" crochet is made very often during the knitting of a variety of toys. For example, hedges and lambs look more effective when they have fluffy wool with "bumps". You can also use it if you want to simulate a tortoise shell or a crocodile skin. Even a spout for any toy can be performed using this knitting technique.

How to Knit

So, let's figure out step by step how to knit cogs with crochets. To begin with, an ordinary pigtail is made, consisting of air loops. Their number should be a multiple of six. Then it is necessary to pass the hook into the last (sixth) loop and pull through it a new one. We make two more loops. Now we make the crochet and, placing the tool in the same loop with which the bars begin, we sew a new loop.

We knit here two more loops of "lifting". We put a thread on the instrument and output a new loop. Thus, in the course of simple manipulations, you should get three columns with 1 round.

It will only be to tie all the loops together. To do this again, thread the thread and pull the final loop not through one, but immediately through all four. To make the same shishechku next, just make two air loops to climb up and repeat all manipulations with capers.

Summarizing, it turns out that the "knobs" crocheted are ordinary unfinished or not tied to the end columns with one crochet. They will always have one common vertex, but they can differ in number of columns.

"Shishechki" of four or more bars

This pattern looks great on tight knitting, for example, on a sweater or cardigan. You already know how to knit crochet hooks, which consist of three bars. The principle of knitting larger patterns is to add one or two or even more to the basic technique (three columns). Depending on what size of the knob you want to get.

Technique of execution

So, we knit a "bump" of 3 sticks, but we do not connect the remaining stitches. We make one more unfinished column by means of a cape and tying a new loop. On the instrument we had six loops. Further we tie only the first of them. There are already five loops on the instrument. It remains only to make a crochet and tie a single top for all these loops.

Remember that when you knit "knobs" large with a large number of posts, you will need a little more yarn for the product.

Before determining the pattern, make an approximate sample, measure and count the number of loops and yarns that you will use for knitting.