Crochet motifs

Experienced needlewomen are especially interested in crocheting lace motifs. This is quite painstaking and hard work, but it pays off with interest, because the master becomes the owner of an incredibly beautiful and truly unique thing.

Crochet motifs are suitable for scarves and shawls, blouses and tops, cardigans and jumpers, dresses and swimwear. The choice is really great. How great is the variety of motives: square, triangular, round, polygonal, floral, openwork, dense. The crochet motif collection has varying degrees of complexity, and is definitely capable of surprising and captivating even seasoned knitters.

Crochet motifs have their own characteristics and characteristics. This applies not only to knitting, but also to the combination of motives. But let's talk about everything in order.

Crochet motifs with diagrams and description

To knit motifs was interesting to all needlewomen, we have put together a diverse selection of patterns with patterns and descriptions of this crochet technique. The main and most popular motifs are square, triangular, round, Irish lace and floral.

“Irish lace”

Crochet “Irish lace” motif is very popular among experienced knitters. This technique is distinguished by flirty openwork motifs, flowers and dressings, and is suitable for literally any thing. Some masters call Irish lace virtuoso art. It's hard to argue with that.

Irish curl

Step-by-step scheme of knitting Irish lace:

1. We knit a "caterpillar" on 36 links;
2. We collect 9 loops along the edge of the "caterpillar";
3. We make a screed;
4. We knit 1 VP (air loop) and close the work by cutting the thread;
5. Refill the tips;
6. We attach a thread of a different color under the screed in the corner.

1. On the edge of the "caterpillar" we knit GP (blind loops). At the end of 1 VP;
2. We round off the motive to the left and begin to tie the other side: 2 sc, 1 VP, 1 sc, etc .;
3. We tie to the screed;
4. We tie the screed: 1 GP, 2 VP, 1 GP (this is all in one loop);
5. Attach a thread of a different color to the tail;
6. We knit 1 GP and 1 sc.

1. We knit 1 more sc;
2. Next, we knit 1 VP, 1 PST, 1 VP, 1 PST;
3. We knit 1 VP, 1 CH, etc .;
4. Slightly do not get to the screed;
5. We knit 1 VP, 1 PST, 1 VP, 1 PST, 1 VP, 1 PRS, 1 VP, 2 PRS, 1 GP;
6. We turn the work to the wrong side, we knit 3 VP.

1. We perform an arch, 1 sc;
2. Next, we knit arches 4 VP, passing 2 CH of the previous row;
3. We knit almost to the end;
4. At the end, we knit an arch of 3 VP;
5. We complete the series;
6. We turn the work, we knit 1 VP.

1. We begin to tie the arches: under the first - 4 scs, then - 7 scn under the arch;
2. We knit 7 sc in each arch;
3. We knit 5 sc in the last arch;
4. The curl is ready, you just need to thread the threads and steam the motive.

Crochet Irish Lace Flower

A step-by-step scheme for knitting a flower with 8 petals:

1. We collect a chain of 9 VP. In the 8th loop from the hook we knit art. with a crochet.
2. Next, we knit 4 VP, st with nak. in the same loop as the 1st art. with nak. Repeat until the 7th art. with nak. We knit 4 more VP.
3. Having entered a hook in the third VP, we knit a joint venture;
4. One air loop lifting, and in all arches of four loops we knit 5 tbsp. without nak. We finish the joint venture in the air lifting loop.

1. We collect a chain of 20 VPs, insert the hook into the base, from where we dialed the chain, and close it with one connecting loop. Further knitting goes in a spiral;
2. We knit on the right side of the chain: 4 tbsp. without nak., 5 half columns, 6 tbsp. with one roll., 2 tbsp.with 2 nak., and pico from 3 air loops. On the left side: 2 tbsp. with two nak., 6 tbsp. with one roll., 5 half columns, 4 without roll .;
3. One connecting loop at the very beginning of the petal;
4. The direction of knitting is to the left: we knit 4 joint ventures on columns without crochet. second row. In the fifth art. without nak. make a connecting loop and dial 20 VP for the second flower.

1. Similarly, we knit the remaining seven petals. We complete the connection. loop in the middle of the first petal;
2. On the petal we knit seven connecting loops, then repeat Art. without nak. + air loop to pico. We knit in pico 5 tbsp. without nak .;
3. In the process of tying, go to another petal using a connecting loop;
4. The motive is ready.

Square

Crocheting square motifs is very popular among most knitters. The fact is that these motifs are quite simple to crochet, they are suitable for most knitwear, and some square motifs look spectacular and unusual.

Openwork square

Symbols for the description of the scheme:

CCH - double crochet;
Sc - single crochet;
VP - air loop;
C2H - a column with two crochets;
Joint venture - connecting loop.
Cluster - these are several columns located nearby and connected by a common peak, in our case these are 3 CCHs with a common peak.

Circuit designations:

- double crochet.

- a column with two crochets.

- cluster - 3 CCH with a common peak.

- air loop.

Working process:

1st row: start knitting with a sliding knot. 6 VP (consider 1 С2Н + 2 VP), * 1 С2Н in a circle, 2 VP; repeat from * ten more times. Joint venture in the fourth VP. In the circle it turned out 12 C2H;

2 row: 3 VP (initial cluster), * 5 VP, cluster; repeat from * ten more times, 2 VP. We finish the series of CCHs in the first cluster;

3 row: 1 VP, 1 PRS for second-row SSN * 2 VP, [1 С2Н (pic of four VP, 1 С2Н) x 5] - in the third VP of the next arch of five VP, 2 VP, 1 PRS in the third of five, ( 2 CCHs, pico from 4 VPs, 2 CCHs) to the next cluster, 1 RLS under the next arch of five VPs; repeat from * to the end of the row. SP in the 1st PRS.

Cut the thread and fasten.

Tight square motif

Knitting pattern and notation:

VP - air loop;
CCH - double crochet;
PShST - a magnificent column;
PSSN - half crochet.

Working process:

Each new row begins with a set of lifting loops (3 pieces).
How do we finish each row? We replace 3 Vp with 1 Vp, 1PSSN.
Repeat the report 4 times, because knit a square.

Starting from 3 to 11 a row for each 1Bp of the previous row we knit 2CCH.
Starting from row 6, we skip 1CCH of the previous row (1 loop) after the first popcorn and before the last.
We close the chain of 6 volts in a circle.

We knit motive:

• 1st row: * PshSt, 2Vp, PshSt, 3Vp *;
• 2 row: * PshSt, 1Vp, 3SSN, 1Vp, PshSt, 3Vp *;
• 3 row: * PshSt, 1Vp, 7SSN, 1Vp, PshSt, 3Vp *;
• 4 row: * PshSt, 1Vp, 11SSN, 1Vp, PshSt, 3Vp *;
• 5 row: * PshSt, 1Vp, 7SSN, popcorn, 7SSN, 1Vp, PshSt, 3Vp *;
• 6 row: * ПшСт, 1Вп, 7ССН, popcorn, 1ССН, popcorn, 7ССН, 1Вп, ПшСт, 3Вп *;
• 7 row: * ПшСт, 1Вп, 7ССН, (popcorn, 1ССН) x2 times, popcorn, 7ССН, 1Вп, ПшСт, 3Вп *;
• 8 row: * ПшСт, 1Вп, 7ССН, (popcorn, 1ССН) h3 times, popcorn, 7ССН, 1Вп, ПшСт, 3Вп *;
• 9 row: * ПшСт, 1Вп, 7ССН, (popcorn, 1ССН) x4 times, popcorn, 7ССН, 1Вп, ПшСт, 3Вп *;
• 10 row: * ПшСт, 1Вп, 7ССН, (popcorn, 1ССН) x5 times, popcorn, 7ССН, 1Вп, ПшСт, 3Вп *;
• 11 row: * PshSt, 1Vp, 7SSN, (popcorn, 1 SSN) x6 times, popcorn, 7SSN, 1Vp, PshSt, 3Vp *.

Further, the motive can also grow to the size you need.
We finish knitting - 3Vp, a connecting column.

Triangular

Triangular motifs are the rarest of all, especially when it comes to detailed patterns with descriptions of crocheting triangles with hooks.

Rectangular openwork motif

Crochet triangular motif pattern:

5 vp to close in a ring.

1st row: 4 c.p., 2 tbsp. with 2 crochets together, * 5 c.p., 3 tbsp. with 2 crochets together *, repeat from * to * 4 more times, finish 5 vp and conn. at the beginning of the row;

2 row: At the beginning of the second row, you need to slightly shift the beginning of the row, so we make 2 connections. loops, 4 vp 2 tbsp. With 2 double crochets together, * 5 vp., 3 tbsp. with 2 crochets together, 1 picot (5 vp loops, conn.p. in the first vp), 5 VP, 3 tbsp. from. 2n. together, 4 vp, 1 tbsp; double crochet, 4 vp, 3 tbsp. 2n together *, repeat 2 times from * to *. Complete a row of Conn. to the beginning of the row.

3 row: 1 conn.p., 3 v.p., 7 st.s.s., 3 v.p., 23 st.s.s., 3 v.s., 23 v.s., 3 v.s. , 15 senior sc. to the beginning of the row.

4 row: 1 connection point, 3 pointlifting, 1 v.p., 1 st.s.s., 1 v.s., 1 st.s.s., 1 v.s., * 1 st.s.s., 2 v.s. , 3 tbsp.s2n together, 5 bp, 3 tbsp.s2n together, 1 picot, 5 bp, 3 tbsp.s2n together, 2 bp, repeat 11 times 1 tbsp. , 1 vp *, repeat from * to * 1 time, 2 vp, 3 st.s2n together, 5 vp, 3 st.s2n together, 1 picot, 5 vp, 3 st.s2n together, 2 vp, repeat 8 times 1 st.sn., 1 vp, finish a row

Openwork triangle with pineapple motif.

Into a ring of 3 in. p. lift and 3 tbsp. s \ n, 3 in. n. Continue to the end of the row only 3 times.Finished the first row.

4 c. item of rise, in the second art. s / n lower row knit 1 tbsp. s / n, 1 in. item, 1 tbsp. s / n in one base, 1 century item, in the third art. s / n lower row 1 tbsp. s / n, 1 in. item, 1 tbsp. s \ n in one base, 1 c. item, in the fourth art. s / n of the previous row 1 tbsp. s / n, 3 in. n. Repeat until the end of the row only three times. Finished the second row.

Third row: 1 century item lifting, 1 tbsp., knit 4 arches from 3 in. item, 3 c. item, 1 tbsp. s / n in the middle of the arch from the 3rd century p. of the previous row. Repeat until the end of the row. Only three times.
Finished the third row.

Fourth row: 1 century n. lifting, 1 tbsp., three arches from 3 century. item, 3 c. n. in the basis of Art. s / n previous we knit a row: 3 tbsp. s \ n, 1 century n, 1 tbsp. s \ n, 1 century item, 3 tbsp. s \ n, repeat to the end. Only three times. Ended 4 row.

5 row: 1 century item lift, 1 tbsp., 2 arches from 3 century. item, 3 c. item, in 1 tbsp. s \ n of the previous row knit 2 tbsp. s \ n in one base, in the second - 1 tbsp. s \ n, in the third - 2 tbsp. s \ n, 3 in. item, in Art. s / n of the previous row - 1 tbsp. s \ n Repeat until the end of the row.
Finished the fifth row.

6 row: 1 century n. lifting, 1 tbsp., 1 arch of 3 century. p. 7 century item, in 5 tbsp. knit the previous row with one loop.
3 c. item, 1 item s \ n, from its top 3 c. item, 2 tbsp. s \ n - knit with one loop - a magnificent column, in Art. s \ n of the previous row - 1 magnificent column, at its top 3 century. item, 2 tbsp. with \ n one loop - repeat to the end of the row. Finished row 6.

1 century item of rise, 1 tbsp., 4 vp., 1 tbsp. s / n - 3 times, 4 in. p., in the middle lush column of the previous row, knit 1 lush column of 3 tbsp. s \ n, 4 in. p., 1 lush column, 4 in. n, 1 lush column, 4 in. n. Repeat until the end of the row.We finished the 7th row.

The last row is the harness: 3 c. item of rise, 4 c. item, 2 tbsp. with 2 nak in one base - let's call it also a magnificent column of columns with 2 yarn, 1 tbsp. s \ n in the previous row. Cut the thread, close the tip.

Round

Crocheted round motifs will look great on many models. Often motifs of round color are knitted separately by hooks, making lace napkins, cup holders, Christmas tree toys or simply wall decorations under the frame from them.

Round snowflake

Circuit designations:

- double crochet;

- air loop;

- single crochet;

- connecting column.

Abbreviations:

VP - air loop;
CCH - double crochet;
SS - connecting column;
Sc - single crochet.

We knit motive:

We make a sliding loop.

• 1st row: 3 VP lift, 15 CCH in the sliding node. Tighten the free end. We connect the SS in 3 VP lift.
• 2 row: 6 VP (this is a replacement for one CCH + 3 VP), skip the first CCH of the previous row and in the second knit 1 CCH, 3 VP, skip 1 loop, again 3 VP and so on until the end of the row. The row ends with 3 VP and SS in 3 VP of the beginning of the row.
• 3 row: 3 VP (replacement of 1 CCH), in the arch of the previous row you knit 4 CCHs, in the CCH of the previous row you also knit 1 CCH. So knit to the end of the row. Row finish 4 CCH in the arch and SS in 3 VP lifting this row.
• 4 row: 5 VP, knit RLS in the 2nd CCH of the previous row, * 4 VP, RLS through one base loop *. From * to * knit to the end of the row. A series of SS ends in 1 VP lift.

Lace round motif.

Abbreviations for the description of the motive:

RLS - single crochet;
CCH - double crochet;
VP - air loop;
* ... * - repeat from * to *.

We knit motive:

From the second to the ninth row, we start knitting with 3VP. If VPs are also indicated in the description, then they are already additional. In the first and tenth rows there is its own number of VP lifting and they are indicated in the description.

We always connect to the third air loop after the element indicated at the end.
A chain of 8VP is dialed, closed in a circle (ring).

• 1st row: 4VP, * CCH, VP * x15 times;
• 2 row: * 2VP, popcorn, 2VP, CCH in the CCH of the last row * x8 times, and when you knit the last popcorn, then after it you knit only 2VP;
• 3 row: * 2VP, 2 crossed columns - SSN under the VP after popcorn, 3VP, SSN under the VP before popcorn, 2VP, SSN in the SSN of the previous row * - 8 times. At the end of 2VP after crossing;
• 4 row: * 3VP, in the arch - 5SSN, 3VP, SSN in the SSN of the previous row * x 8 times. We finish 5SSN, 3VP;
• 5 row: * 4VP, RLS in 1 column of 5 (5VP, RLS) x 4 times, 4VP, SSN in SSN of the previous row *. 4VP;
• 6 row: CCH in the same loop, * 4ВП, (СБН for arch, 5ВП) х 3 times, СБН, 4ВП, 2ССН in ССН of the last row *. 4VP;
• 7 row: in the same loop CCH, * CCH in the second CCH of the last row, 5VP, (RLS under the arch, 5VP) x 2 times, RLS, 5VP, 2SSN in the first CCH *. 5VP;
• 8 row: CCH in the same loop, * CCH in the second, 2ССН in the third, 5ВП, СБН in the arch, 5ВП, СБН in the arch, 5ВП, 2СН in the first *. We finish 5VP;
• 9 row: SSN in the first, SSN-3VP-SSN in the second, SSN in the third, SSN in the fourth, 6VP, PRS in the arch, 6VP, * SSN in the first, SSN in the second, SSN-3VP-SSN in the second, SSN in the third, SSN in the fourth, 6ВП, СБН in the arch, 6ВП *;
• 10 row: VP lift, knit with the trail. loops * СБН, 4ВП, СБН under the arch, 4ВП, СБН here, 4ВП, СБН in the arch, 4ВП, СБН for VP, 4ВП, (СБН, 4ВП, СБН) - in one loop, 4ВП, СБН for arch, 4ВП * .

Floral

Crochet floral motifs with patterns and descriptions are suitable for needlewomen who want to decorate a finished thing with unusual and interesting knitted ornaments. It is interesting that crochet floral motifs can be not only embossed, but also voluminous. In addition, crocheted floral motifs are either square, round, or triangular.

Motive Rose

Description:

• 1st row: we collect 74 air loops.
• 2 row: 4 VP, we knit a CCH in 5 loops from the hook, then we knit in duplicates, skip 2 loops and in the 3rd loop we knit 1 CCH, 2 VP, 1 CCH;
• 3 row: SS under the VP of the previous row (in the middle of the check mark) and we knit 3 VP, 1 SSN, 2 VP, 2 SSN there as well. In the following checkboxes (under VP) we knit - 2 CCH, 2 VP, 2 CCH;
• 4 row: SS under the VP of the previous row (in the middle of the fan) there we knit 3 VP, 5 SSN, we knit in duplicates - in the middle of the fans of 6 SSN.

Floral motif

If the icons are connected at the bottom, then the loops are knitted into the same base loop, if the icons are connected at the top, then the loops are knitted together.

Video tutorial for beginners - motive with a picture

How to crochet a beautiful motif with a pattern, if experience is not enough, and most schemes and descriptions do not give an answer to this question? Very simple, you can use the master classes from the most advanced crochet needlewomen. This will help the video tutorial.

The right mix of motives

Often, needlewomen knit several motives at once, which then need to be combined into a single product to obtain a complete picture of the thing. Motives can be connected in three ways:

• during assembly of the product;
• when knitting the last row;
• with the continuous method of knitting.

The most difficult way to combine motifs is the continuous method of knitting several motifs. In order for it to work out, it is necessary to build a pattern of a thing in advance taking into account all the features of the model you have chosen.

In schemes, the connection of motives is marked by arrows, connecting columns. If such a place is not indicated in the diagram, then the connection is often indicated by a single crochet or a connecting column.