Crochet summer jacket on top. Crochet women's openwork blouses

It is impossible to imagine any woman's wardrobe without different tops, T-shirts, blouses. This is a versatile look women's clothing, allowing you to create sets of clothes for workdays, free time or a festive outfit. In the proposed selection of knitted tops models, you will find models with patterns for do-it-yourself knitters different levels- from beginners to experienced needlewomen. The models offered include both the things of the latter fashion trends and classic options.

What is the difference between the top and other types of sweaters

The name top comes from the English "top", which means top. Thus, any clothing for the upper half of the body can be called a top. But clothing designers mean a narrower concept under the top. This term refers to the type of lungs women's blouses sleeveless or with short sleeves... Fashion designers have come up with such a huge number of options for this type of clothing that without a certain skill it is easy to get confused. Crop top, spaghetti straps, halter, choli, top with V-neck, tishotka, tank-top, singlet, bando, alcoholic T-shirt, wrestling ... This is far from full list variations on the theme of the top for women. The close attention of fashionistas and eminent fashion designers have always enjoyed knitted sweaters... Light and delicate, crocheted or on the needles, knitted tops perfectly complement the wardrobe. A feature of many models of tops is a tight silhouette. To create such models, jersey is the best suited, including hand-knitted. Summer models tops are knitted from thin cotton or linen threads.

Knitting techniques for blouses

Summer tops are preferable to knit with openwork patterns. Due to the delicacy of the crocheted fabric, crocheted blouses are the most popular. There are many crochet techniques:

fillet knitting. A common method of crocheting a product, which is an imitation of fillet-guipure embroidery on a net. The pattern is obtained as a result of alternating columns with a different number of crochets and air loops.
irish lace... Irish knitting is considered a luxurious crochet technique. It is also known under the names "lace inlaid" or "Irish coupling guipure". The technique is represented by separately connected plant motifs, connected into a single canvas according to the pattern. You can connect tightly, or you can use air bridge bridges.
freeform. A very striking technique. Knitter Prudence Mapston is considered its author, and the translation of the name of the technique from in English- "free form", correctly describes the technique itself. Freeform combines a variety of knitting techniques from Irish lace to freeform. Particularly effective models are obtained when using yarns of different textures.
tatting. Crochet Tatting simulates a knotted weave using a tatting needle.
broomstick. Another name for this technique is Peruvian. It is knitted with two tools - a hook and a very thick knitting needle. Although there is a variety of making air loops with hook elements using only one hook.
free knitting technique. Free (irregular) knitting is based on Irish lace. The difference is that in Irish knitting and freeform motifs are knitted separately, with a break in the thread, and with irregular knitting, one motif is knitted from another.
Tunisian knitting. To make models using the technique of Tunisian or Afghan knitting, you need a special long crochet hook. It turns out a dense embossed canvas.
ribbon lace technique. For knitting sweaters using this technique, ribbons of openwork semicircular lace motifs are knitted. Separate lace parts are sewn or crocheted into the fabric according to the pattern.
knitting using tapestry technique. The tapestry technique is based on knitting with columns of dense fabric with bright geometric patterns.
knitting in the technique of Bruges lace. The Bruges technique imitates the Bruges lace, woven on bobbins. The drawing consists of three elements: motifs, braid and background mesh.

Basic crochet patterns

It is difficult to determine the main patterns because the patterns depend on the chosen technique. In Irish knitted lace, the main patterns are floral motifs obtained by tying a thick structural thread.

For sirloin knitting patterns resembling patterns for cross stitching are characteristic. Depending on the idea of the craftswoman, the canvas turns out to be either dense, or transparent, mesh.

Free knitting and ribbon lace based on spherical motifs of columns and air loops.

Caring for knitwear

Knitted items require gentle washing. Wash knitwear better by hand, without stretching the product, and if in washing machine, then only in a sparing mode. For washing, it is better to use soft powders, without the addition of bleaches and others. Knitted blouse turn to wrong side before washing.

You need to dry knitted products on a horizontal surface, placing a terry towel in a straightened form. In no case should you dry knitwear on a hanger. If the item requires ironing, then ironing should be done in the steaming mode. Keeps things in the closet folded. Do not stack high piles - the sweaters on the bottom will be compressed under the weight of other clothes.

How to choose yarn

Knitting patterns for models must be accompanied by instructions for choosing yarn. If you are using a different type of thread, then before starting work, knit a sample of the pattern with the selected material in order to correctly calculate the size and number of loops. When choosing yarn, be sure to read the skein label, which indicates the composition, weight and length of the thread in the skein. Buy yarn with a margin, because in case of a shortage it is difficult to find the same. From the remaining yarn, when a sufficient amount of it has accumulated, you can knit original things, or use the leftovers for children's things.

Recently, I have been delighted by the designers of crocheted clothes. There are a lot of beautiful and fashionable women's models for all ages. After all, many have a stereotype that crocheted clothes are only for middle-aged women and babies. And, frankly, the same type of models with openwork patterns or motives are already fed up with everyone. Fashion knitting u Perchinka * will try to convince you of this and will offer you fashionable, stylish and elegant models that you will knit and wear with pleasure.

Jumper with knitted belt

Fitted jumper with a square cutout, cuffed sleeves and an eye-catching knitted belt.

SIZE

36/38 (40/42) 44/46

YOU WILL NEED

Yarn (70% cotton, 30% polyamide; 90 m / 50 g) - 650 (700) 750 g light gray, hook number 7; circular knitting needles# 6; knitting needles number 8; belt buckle.

RELIEF PATTERN

In rows forward and backward (hook # 7): odd number of stitches. Knit according to the scheme 1. Start with loops before the rapport, repeat the rapport constantly, end with loops after the rapport. From the 1st to the 5th row, knit 1 time, then repeat the 2nd to 5th rows.

ELASTIC

Knit (needles # 6): after a set of loops, start with 1 purl row: hem, * 1 front, 2 purl, 1 front, from * constantly repeat, hem. In the front rows, knit all loops according to the pattern.

WOVEN PATTERN

Knit (needles # 8): odd number of loops.
Persons. p.: edging, 1 front, * 1 p. remove as purl (thread in front of the loop), 1 front, from * constantly repeat, edging.
Out. p.: edging, 1 p. remove as purl (thread by loop), * 1 purl, 1 p. remove as purl, from * constantly repeat, edging.

Attention!

To perform the edge ones in the form of a knot edge, for this, at the beginning of each row, remove the edge ones, like the front ones, at the end of the row, knit them with the front ones.

DENSITY OF KNITTING

11 p.x 10.5 p. = 10 x 10 cm, connected embossed pattern;
24 p. = 10 cm, tied with an elastic band;
13 p. = 6 cm, knitted with a woven pattern.

BACK

Run the initial chain of 53 (57) 61 vp. + 3 vp lift and knit with embossed pattern.
For side bevels after 18 cm = 19 p. from the initial row on both sides add 1 x 1 p., then 3 times in each 8th p. add 1 p. = 61 (65) 69 p.
Through 61 cm = 64 p. (63 cm = 66 p.) 65 cm = 68 p. finish the work from the bar. The middle 33 points form the neck, the outer ones at 14 (16) 18 points refer to the shoulders.

FRONT

Knit in the same way as the back, but with a neckline. To do this, after 55 cm = 58 p. (57 cm = 60 rubles) 59 cm = 62 rubles. from the initial row, leave the middle 29 points untied and finish both sides separately.
To round the neck along the inner edge, subtract 2 times in every 2nd p. 1 p. The remaining 14 (16) 18 p. shoulders finish at the height of the back.

SLEEVES

Run the initial chain of 35 (39) 43 vp. + 3 vp lift and knit with embossed pattern. For bevels of the sleeves, starting from the initial row, add on both sides according to the pattern 3 (4) 4 times in each 2nd p. 1 p. = 41 (47) 51 p.
Through 9.5 cm = 10 p. (11.5 cm = 12 p.) 11.5 cm = 12 p. finish the work from the initial row.

BELT

On needles # 6, dial 13 sts and knit 1 purl row with purl loops.
Then go to the needles number 8 and knit with a woven pattern.
After 130 (138) 146 cm, close all loops. Pass the inlaid edge through the buckle, stretching out a section of the belt approx. 2 cm, and sew on the wrong side.

BELT LOOPS (4 PARTS)

Make vp 3. + 1 vp lifting and knitting as follows: 1 tbsp. b / n in the 3rd century from the hook, 1 tbsp. b / n in the 1st century, * 1 century lifting, 1 tbsp. b / n, 1 st. b / n in vp lifting the previous row, from * constantly repeat. After knitting 9 cm, finish the work.

ASSEMBLY

On the lower edges of the sleeves, cast on the needles 62 (66) 70 points and knit with an elastic band for the tucking strap.
To expand the plank, starting from the set of loops, add on both sides according to the pattern 2 times in each 8th p. 1 p. = 66 (70) 74 p. Through 12 cm = 29 p. from the set of loops, close all loops according to the pattern.
Sew shoulder seams.
Tie the neck with a crochet 1 circular row st. b / n and 1 in a circular row of "crustacean step" (= st. b / n knit from left to right).
Execute side seams and the seams of the sleeves, while the lower 6 cm of the strips of the sleeves are sewn on the front side.
Sew on the sleeves according to the pattern.
Fold the sleeve strips halfway front side and sew with a few stitches.
Sew the belt loops at the waist height (having previously measured) to the front and back on both sides of the middle 18 (20) 22 cm. Thread the belt.

Asymmetrical lace pullover

An interesting pullover with a combination of simple patterns and an asymmetrical bottom line looks very impressive, and it is knitted quite simply.

SIZE

36/38 (40/42) 44/46

YOU WILL NEED

Yarn (78% acetate, 12% polyester, 10% polyamide; 150 m / 50 g) - 400 (450) 500 g blue-black; hook number 3.

PATTERN "GRILLE"

The number of loops is a multiple of 3 + 1 p. + 1 bp. lifting.
Knit according to the scheme 1. Start each row, as shown in the diagram, 4 vp. lifting for the 1st st. with 2 / n and loops before the rapport, then repeat the rapport constantly and end with loops after the rapport.
In height, constantly repeat 1st and 2nd rows.

FANTASY PATTERNS A AND B

The number of loops is a multiple of 12 + 1 (7) 1 p + 1 b.p. lifting.
Knit according to scheme 2 or 3. Begin each row, as shown in the diagram, 1 additional vp. lifting or 4 vp. lifting for the 1st st. with 2 / n and loops before the rapport, then constantly repeat the rapport, end with loops after the rapport.
In a height 1 time, perform the 1st-9th rows, then constantly repeat the 2nd-9th rows.

DENSITY OF KNITTING

25 p. X 7 p. = 10 x 10 cm, connected by the "Lattice" pattern;
25 p. X 15 p. = 10 x 10 cm, connected by Art. b / n and fancy patterns.

BACK

Run a chain of 112 (127) 136 vp. + 1 vp lifting, first knit 1 row of st. b / n. Do not take this series into account in further calculations. Continue knitting with the Lattice pattern.
After 60 cm = 42 rows (61.5 cm = 43 rows) 63 cm = 44 rows from the typesetting row, finish the work.

FRONT

Knitted from two separate parts. First, for the right side (on the finished product), perform a chain of 85 (91) 97 vp. + 1 vp lifting and knit 1 row of st. b / n. This series is not taken into account in further calculations.
Next, knit a fancy pattern A (B) A.
After 22 cm = 33 rows from the typesetting row, continue to knit with the "Lattice" pattern, while starting 1 next to Art. b / n, as shown in diagrams 2 (3) 2 (= 10th row of the diagram).
After 43 cm = 49 rows from the typesetting row, knit 1 row of st. b / n, then knit again a fantasy pattern, while starting with the 1st row according to the scheme 2 (3) 2.
To cut the neckline after 52 cm = 62 rows from the typesetting row along the right working edge, close 13 (15) 16 cm and then close another 2 x 3 cm in each 2nd row.
To do this, perform as many connections. Art., as needed to secure the item for the specified width. Finish the work at the height of the back.
Now for the left side (on the finished product), perform a chain of 43 (49) 55 vp. + 1 vp lifting and knit 1 row of st. b / n and then continue knitting with the "Lattice" pattern.
After 16 cm = 11 rows from the typesetting row, knit 1 row of st. b / n.
Next, knit a fantasy pattern B (A) B, while starting with the 1st row.
After 33.5 cm = 37 rows from the typesetting row, knit the "Lattice" pattern again, while starting with one row of st. b / n, as shown in diagram 3 (2) 3.
To cut the neckline after 42 cm = 44 rows from the typesetting row along the left working edge at the beginning of the purl row, close 1.5 (2.5) 3 cm and in each next 2nd row 1 x 1 (2) 2.5 cm, while doing so many connections. Art., as required to secure the loops for the specified width.
After 50 cm = 50 rows (51.5 cm = 51 rows) 53 cm = 52 rows from the typesetting row, finish the work.

SLEEVES

Run a chain of 61 (67) 70 vp. + 1 vp lifting and first knit 1 row of st. b / n. This series is not taken into account in further calculations. Continue knitting with the Lattice pattern.
For bevels of sleeves after 5.5 cm = 4 rows from the typesetting row on both sides, add 1 rapport in each 6th row (= 3 p.) = 91 (97) 100 p.
After 53 cm = 37 rows from the typesetting row, finish the work.

ASSEMBLY

Fold the two openings of the neck, respectively, and sew the parts of the front.
Sew shoulder seams. Sew in sleeves, sew side seams and sleeve seams.
Tie neckline 1 circle r. Art. b / n.

Jacket with openwork back

An elegant jacket with buttons, decorated with a mesh on the back and shoulders, is not only an ultra-fashionable new thing, but also a real delight for the hottest days.

SIZE

34/36 (38/40) 42/44 (46/48) 50/52

YOU WILL NEED

Phildar Detente yarn (93% acrylic, 7% elastane; 144 m / 50 g) - 7 (8) 8 (9) 10 skeins of pearlescent (PERLE); hook number 2 and 2.5; stitch markers; 7 buttons with a diameter of 15 mm.

FANTASY PATTERN

The number of loops of the initial row is a multiple of 11 + 12.
1st p .: 3 vp. instead of the 1st Art. s / n, * 1 tbsp. s / n, 11 vp, skip 8 pp, 1 st. s / n, 1 vp, skip 1 p. *, repeat from * to *, then 1 tbsp. s / n, 11 vp, skip 8 pp and 2 tbsp. s / n.
2nd p .: 3 vp instead of the 1st Art. s / n and 1 tbsp. s / n in the arch (= 2 tbsp. s / n tied together), * tie 6 tbsp into the arch. s / n, 2 vp, 1 st. s / n, 2 vp and 6 tbsp. s / n, 3 tbsp. s / n, tied together by introducing the hook into the same arch for the 1st st. s / n, in vp for the 2nd st. s / n and into the next arch for the 3rd st. s / n *, repeat from * to *; tie 6 tbsp into the arch. s / n, 2 vp, 1 st. s / n, 2 vp and 6 tbsp. s / n, then finish 2 tbsp. s / n, tied together, introducing the hook first into the arch, then into the 3rd ch. the previous row.
3rd p .: 6 vp instead of the 1st Art. from 6 / n, 6 vp, 1 st. s / n in the arch from 2 vp, * 1 vp, 1 st. s / n into the next arch from 2 vp, 11 vp, 1 st. s / n into the next arch from 2 vp *, repeat from * to *, 1 ch, 1 tbsp. s / n in the next arch of 2 vp, 6 vp, 1 st. from 6 / n in the 3rd century the beginning of the previous row.
4th p .: 3 vp. instead of the 1st Art. s / n and 1 tbsp. s / n, introducing the hook into the arch from 6 vp. (= 2 tbsp. S / n, tied together), 2 vp, 6 tbsp. s / n in the arch, 3 tbsp. s / n, tied together, inserting the hook into the arch from 6 vp. for the 1st st. s / n, then in vp. for the 2nd st. s / n and into the next arch for the 3rd st. s / n, * in the arch from 11 vp. tie 6 tbsp. s / n, 2 vp, 1 st. s / n, 2 vp and 6 tbsp. s / n, 3 tbsp. s / n, tied together, introducing the hook into the same arch for the 1st tbsp. s / n, then in vp. for the 2nd st. s / n and into the next arch for the 3rd st. s / n *, repeat from * to *, 6 tbsp. s / n in the arch of 6 vp, 2 vp, finish 2 tbsp. s / n, tied together, introducing the hook into the arch, then in the 6th century. the previous row.
5th p .: 3 vp. instead of the 1st Art. s / n, 1 tbsp. s / n in the arch from 2 vp, * 11 vp, 1 st. s / n into the next arch of 2 vp, 1 vp, 1 st. s / n into the next arch from 2 vp *, repeat from * to *, 11 vp, 1 tbsp. s / n into the next arch from 2 vp and 1 tbsp. s / n in the 3rd century the beginning of the previous row.
Run from the 1st to the 5th p., Then constantly repeat from the 2nd to the 5th p. = 4 p.

DENSITY OF KNITTING

27 p.x 17 p. = 10 x 10 cm, knitted with a pattern from st. s / n (hook No. 2.5);
4 rapports x 8 p. = 14 x 9 cm, connected with a fancy pattern (hook number 2).

BACK

Crochet # 2 to make a chain of 133 (144) 155 (166) 188 vp, tie 1 p. Art. s / n, then knit with a fancy pattern = 12 (13) 14 (15) 17 rapports.
In the 29th p. fancy pattern, replace the arch of 11 vp on both sides. arch of 8 vp
In the 30th p. replace on both sides 2 tbsp. s / n, tied together, on 2 tbsp. s / n and tie 8 tbsp. s / n in an arch of 8 p.
For armholes through 34.5 cm = 31 p. from the initial row, skip on both sides 1 rapport = 10 (11) 12 (13) 15 rapports.
At 47 (49) 51 (53) 53rd p. fancy pattern to replace 5 arches from 11 vp. in the center of the canvas on the arches of 8 vp. B 48 (50) 52 (54) 54th p. tie 8 tbsp. s / n in each of 5 arches from 8 vp
For the neckline through 54.5 (56.5) 58.5 (60.5) 60.5 cm = 49 (51) 53 (55) 55 p. from the initial row, skip the middle 6 rapports = 5 arches from 8 vp. and ½ rapport on either side of the 5 arches.
Next, knit each side of the front yoke separately = 2 (2.5) 3 (3.5) 4 rapports.
Through 63.5 (65.5) 67.5 (69.5) 69.5 cm = 57 (59) 61 (63) 63 p. from the initial row, tie the last row with a fantasy pattern and finish the work as follows: tie 1 tbsp. b / n in 2 st. s / n, tied together, in an arch from 2 vp and in st. s / n between arches from 2 vp, replace arches from 11 vp. arches from 8 vp, and arches from 6 vp. and ½ rapport on both sides with arches from 4 vp.

RIGHT SHELF

Crochet No. 2.5 to complete a chain of 64 (68) 73 (79) 87 p. And knit st. s / n (each row from st. s / n start with 3 vp instead of 1st st. s / n).
For armholes through 34.5 cm = 58 p. from the initial row, skip from the left working edge 1 x 15 p. = 49 (53) 58 (64) 72 p.
To cut the neckline through 38.5 (40.5) 42.5 (44.5) 44.5 cm = 65 (69) 72 (75) 75 rubles. from the initial row, leave from the right working edge in each next row 1 x 6 p., 1 x 4 p., 2 x 3 p., 3 x 2 p., then in each next row perform 4 x 1 decrease (= 2 st .s / n, tied together) = 23 (27) 32 (38) 46 p.
To subtract 6 sts: at the beginning of the row, replace them with 2 connections. Art., 2 Art. b / n and 2 p / st., then at the end of the row knit in reverse order, in the next. a number of knit their connection. Art.
To subtract 4 sts: at the beginning of the row, replace them with 2 tbsp. b / n and 2 p / st., then at the end of the row knit in reverse order, in the next. a number of knit their connection. Art.
To subtract 2 or 3 sts: at the beginning of the row, replace them with 1 or 2 tbsp. b / n and 2 p / st., then at the end of the row knit in reverse order, in the next. a number of knit their connection. Art.
Through 45.5 (47.5) 49.5 (51.5) 51.5 cm = 77 (81) 84 (87) 87 p. finish the work from the initial row.
Knit the left shelf symmetrically.

SLEEVES

Crochet number 2.5 to make a chain of 91 (101) 111 (121) 121 vp. and knit art. s / n (each row from st. s / n start with 3 vp instead of 1st st. s / n).
Run on both sides in each next 3rd p. 7 x 1 increase and after 2 p. 1 x 1 increase (= 2 st.s / n in chrome st.s / n) = 107 (117) 127 (137) 137 p.
Through 14 cm = 24 p. mark from the initial row with a marker or thread in a contrasting chrome color. at both sides.
Through 18.5 cm = 31 p. finish the work from the initial row.
Knit the second sleeve the same way.

ASSEMBLY

Sew side seams. Unscrew the top of the back and sew the yoke to the upper edge of the shelves. Sew on the sleeves, connecting the marks on the sleeves with the corner of the armholes of the main part.
Tie 2 p. Art. b / n sides of the shelves and the neckline, while on the right shelf, make 7 holes for buttons from 3 vp. at an equal distance from each other.
Sew on buttons opposite the holes.

Women's tops and openwork blouses are the highlight of the wardrobe. Usually there are a lot of these things and it is they that allow us to be always different. They are often bright and eye-catching. They form a perfect combination with all basic clothing items: trousers, jackets, skirts. Love tops and blouses, but there is nothing in stores that suits you in style? Looking for even more variety? In this case, our site will become your guide to the world of beauty.

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Here you will find patterns that will help you knit or crochet these things. The catalog contains a wide variety of models, differing in style, color. Women adoring bright colours, will be able to find women's tops that have absorbed the most juicy tones. Ladies who prefer coquetry and lightness will be able to pick up women's openwork blouses, both attractive and restrained.

Our models have different patterns, cuts. Some fit the body tightly, others sit loosely. Craftswomen, who have been involved in knitting for a long time, will be able to find patterns that allow them to get a real work of art, which will be appreciated by a person who is far from knitting. Beginner girls who have recently taken up knitting needles will appreciate the easy patterns that will allow you to practice and knit the desired item.

For needlewomen who own a crochet, almost endless possibilities in creativity open up. This simple tool allows you to create truly amazing things. Openwork pattern crochet is suitable for all types of knitting clothes, as well as for giving it a complete look. We invite you to familiarize yourself with a large selection of pattern patterns that will be ideal for a certain type of knitted items.

The emergence of knitting

Crochet knitting was born very recently. Its consolidation and development was facilitated by the industrial revolution, which helped to make the material for creativity generally available. The natural fibers used by our ancestors were quite difficult to obtain and process. With the advent of mechanisms for cleaning cotton and spinning threads, the process has significantly accelerated and expensive threads have become cheaper. Now they were no longer the privilege of rich ladies; even peasant women could use the yarn.

Lace was very popular. The finest laces, created by the careful hands of craftswomen, were very expensive. This allowed the poor to unite in artels and produce lace for a living. During the famine in Ireland, needlewomen invented the new kind lace, which is also called Irish. It consists of tiny parts that are combined in various ways into a single canvas of incredible beauty. A great variety of different motive schemes have been developed for this technique.

Now crochet is very popular. Even schoolchildren can master this simple tool. The main thing is to have a little patience and everything will work out! Even fashion designers do not ignore openwork handmade... Every year their collections are replenished with new ones. knitted patterns as in the photo below.

Features of patterns

Even if you don't know the art of knitting to the fullest, you can create incredible patterns based on ordinary posts and loops. All patterns are conventionally divided:

Embossed;
Openwork.

Relief is a dense canvas with massive ornamentation. Openwork in translation from French means "through, translucent". This means that the openwork fabric must have through holes. They are used for knitting both light summer and winter things. Even dense yarns can create an openwork fabric.

For the manufacture of winter clothes, threads are used from mohair, wool, angora. It is desirable that they be combined with artificial fibers such as acrylic or polyamide. Such a neighborhood will make the result of the work strong and durable, will help calm the "prickly disposition" of the wool.

In the creation of summer laces, preference is given to natural cotton, linen, viscose, silk. They will give the product lightness and tenderness, will be pleasant to the body and will not cause allergies.

Create a sample

Before starting work on a product, even experienced craftsmen try to knit small samples. They will help:

"To fill your hand" in the execution of the pattern;
View the properties of the selected yarn and determine its compatibility with the ornament;
Calculate the density of the knit.

We invite you to familiarize yourself with the popular peacock tail pattern.

The rapport is 19 stitches. Knitting is done according to the following pattern.

The diagram shows 38 air loops of the initial chain. Type them with a crochet hook. Keep in mind that the hook size and yarn thickness must match. Add three lifting air loops. In the fifth loop from the hook, complete 4 double crochets. In the sixth loop, knit one double crochet. The next 8 stitches are knitted through one loop. In the next loop, a bunch of 5 double crochets is knitted again. The rapport is over, now you need to repeat exactly the same sequence to the end of the row. Please note that at the beginning of the row, the dialed lifting loops have replaced the double crochet for you. When performing the second rapport, the first bundle should consist of 5 columns, not 4. The first row is over, and the canvas has acquired a wavy shape.

In the second row, you need to go up one loop and knit over each column of the previous row in a single crochet. You also need to knit all even rows. The third row is performed according to the description of the first row. In the fifth row, complete 5 lifting loops (they will replace the first column with 3 yarns), add an air loop and knit in the last column of the third row a bunch of 3 stitches with three yarns, separated by an air loop. Skip two stitches and do a three-crochet stitch in the third. Repeat 4 times. Skip 2 more loops and make a bunch of 5 double crochet stitches, separated by air loops. Work the second rapport. Perform an even row in single crochet.

The vertical rapport consists of the 6 rows you just knitted. To continue knitting the fabric, you need to repeat the vertical rapports until the desired length of the product is reached. You can use this openwork for a stole or a scarf.

For the characteristic shape of the canvas, this pattern is also called "waves". If the description caused you questions, we recommend that you watch a video that clearly shows the knitting process.

Patterns for beginners

Even beginners are able to create simple openwork patterns, although they are easy to perform, they give the canvas a neat and beautiful look. For beginner needlewomen, the following patterns are suitable.

Meshes and cells.

Such fabrics can be used for knitting summer tops or for a tunic.

Diamonds, squares.

They are perfect both for a summer blouse or dress, and for winter things - shawls, sweaters, cardigans.

Fans, waves, zigzags. Refers to the pattern "peacock's tail" considered by us in all details.

They will be a great backdrop for a large blanket or for a snake, as well as a dress for a little princess.

For sophisticated knitters

For those who have mastered the art of crocheting to perfection, the following openwork patterns can be advised:

Fir-trees and waves.

They are used for finishing summer clothes.

Floral patterns.

We invite you to knit a very simple crochet summer sweater. Despite the fact that the jacket is easy to knit, it will be very beautiful.

Crochet summer blouse. Scheme and description

For knitting you need yarn and crochet hook number 4-5. It is best to buy 100% pan yarn (this is an analogue of acrylic).

For size 44-46, you will need 3 skeins of yarn. For example, yarn "Lacy pearl" will cost you 50 rubles per skein. Therefore, the blouse is also cheap, but you can't tell from the looks.

So, let's start knitting. First you need to knit a yoke. We knit strictly according to the scheme below.

It has 19 rows marked.

For sizes 44-46, type the chain of 46 VPs four times. Moreover, every 46th EP is marked with a marker. This will serve as a division into the front and back as well as the sleeve area.

This is what the already knitted yoke looks like. As you can see, the markers are at the end of the product, and at first they were on the VP chain. You just need to transfer them along the loops to the very bottom.

Now you need to knit the armhole under the sleeves. To do this, you need to first tie the back, and then in front. It is knitted with simple double crochets through the VP. First, 3 С1Н, then 2 VP and again similar columns.

Before joining, knit a VP chain for the armhole of the sleeve. V in this case 15 VP.

Then we connect 2 parts (front and back).

We immediately take the second skein of yarn and process the neck so that the top is ready.

To do this, knit the first row of C1H through 1 VP. The second row in each loop of the sc.

You can immediately stick rhinestones on the fans, so the jacket will look attractive.

Sleeves

We knit the first row with the main pattern, as the back and front were knitted.

The second row, in the place where the VPs were, knit fans from С1Н 6 pieces. Then 1 VP and C1H into the next hole, and so on until the end of the row. Knit the third row in the same way as the second.

Now it remains to tie the front and back of the jacket. We knit with the main pattern to the length you need. Knit the last row with a similar pattern on the sleeve, starting from the second row.

So our new thing is ready for the summer - light openwork crocheted blouse.

Photo and description: Titova Lyubov Alexandrovna.

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