knitted tea set

(knitting needles)

Kettle
Bottom (bottom): knit with green thread.
1 row: 2 VP, 6 PRS in the 2nd VP from the hook. (6)
2nd row: 2 sc in st. in a circle (12)
3 row: * 1 sc, 2 sc in st. * In a circle (18)
4 row: * 2 sc, 2 sc in st. * In a circle (24)
5 row: * 3 sc, 2 sc in st. * In a circle (30), put on cardboard, circle, cut and set aside.
6 row: * 4 sc, 2 sc in st. * In a circle, do 3 more sc, 1 link. finish (36)

Top (cap):
1 row: green thread 4 VP, connect with the first VP in the ring, tie 23 PRS into the ring, connect with 3 VP (24 PRS)
2nd row: 3 VP, * 2 PRS, 2 PRS in Art. * Repeat, connect with 3 VP
3rd row: 3 VP, 3SSN, 2 PRS in Art, * 4 PRS, 2 PRS Art. * Repeat, connect with 3 VP (36 PRS)
4 row: 3 VP, ssn in each st (36) Do not finish knitting. We continue to knit the sides

Boca (inner part):
1 row: knit in the back loop only in this row, 2 ch, pssn in each st., Connect in the 1st pssn (36)
2-6 row: 2 VP, pssn in each st. connect with 1st pssn (36)
7 row: connection art. in each st.
Fill. Close with a cardboard circle and connect the joining article. with a bottom. And tie the bottom bezel. I did not break the thread

Bottom bezel:
1 row: 3 VP, ssn in each st. behind the back wall of the hinge, connect with 3 VP (36 PRS)
2nd row: 2 VP, pssn in each st. behind the back wall of the hinge, connect with 2 VP. Finish knitting. Leave the thread for sewing. Connect the last row to the first.

Striped side(outer side):
1 row: with a green thread, dial 12 ch, sc in the second loop from the hook and in each subsequent loop, 1 ch, turn (11)
2 row: knit all rows behind the back wall of the loop, sb in each st, leave the last 2 loops on the hook, throw a green thread and pull a pink thread through these 2 loops, 1 ch, turn (11)
3 row: knit with pink thread, sbn in each st., 1 vp turn
4 row: sc in each st, leave the last 2 loops on the hook, throw the thread color pink and pull through these 2 loops a green thread, 1 ch, turn
5 row: knit with a green thread, sb in each st., 1 ch to turn
6 row: sc in each st, leave the last 2 loops on the hook, throw a green thread and stretch a pink thread through these 2 loops, 1 ch, turn
7-72 row: repeat from 3rd to 6th rows. Do not change the color in the last row. Do not cut the threads. The green thread will be on one edge of the striped side, pink on the other. Connect conn. Article last and first rows for free loops. Turn out. (a total of 36 green and pink stripes (2 rows each)

With the same thread we make the upper rim: sbn each subsequent row along the edge of the striped side (36)
The bottom bezel is knitted like the top.

Sew on the striped side at the bottom of the front wall of the loop of the 7th row (side), fill, sew on the top for the front wall of the loop of the 1st row (side)

A pen
With a green thread, dial 26 ch, connect with the first in the ring, 1 ch, 1 sc in the next 6 loops, 1 sc in the next loop, 2 sc in the next 3 loops, 2 sc in the next 3 loops, 1 sc in the next loop, 2 PRSs in the next 3 loops, 2 PRSs in the next 3 loops, 1 PRSs in the next loop, 1 PRSs in the next 5 loops, connect. Bend the circle in half, 1 VP, sew the connecting piece. Leave the thread to sew to the teapot between 2 ridges.

Spout
1 row: knit with pink thread. 2 vp. 2 sc in the second loop from the hook
2nd row: * 2 sbn in st * 6 times (12)
3rd row: * 2 sbn, 2 sbn in st * 4 times (16)
4th row: knit behind the back walls of the loop only in this row, 4sc, 1 pssn, 6 sbn, 1 pssn, 4 sbn
5-6 row: 4 connection st, 1 sbn, 1 pssn, 4 sbn, 1 pssn, 1 sbn, 4 ss
7 row: 3 ss, skip next loop, 1 sbn, 1 pssn, skip next loop, 3 ss
8 row: 3 ss, 8 ss, 3 ss. Knit without counting circles: 3ss, 39sbn, 1pssn, 1sbn, 2 sbn together, 1pssn, 3 sbn, skip a column, 4 sbn, pssn, 3ssn, pssn, 3 sbn, skip a column, 3ssn, 1pssn, 3 sbn, skip a column, 10sc, skip the column, 9sc, skip the column, 8 sc, skip the column, 1sc, 1ss. Finish. Sew on to the teapot.

Gold bezel
Knit with yellow thread. 3vp, ssn in the third loop from the hook, 3vp, ssn in the third loop from the hook (pull ssn to a height of 3vp) 13 times. Connect in a circle. Sew to the bottom edge of the cap.

Flower (handle on the lid)
Center: knit with a yellow thread, 4 VP, connect with the first VP of the connection, 1 VP, 12 sbn into the ring, connect with the first sbn. Finish.
Petals: knit with a pink thread, attach the thread to any loop of the last row of the center * 3vp, 4ssn in the next loop, leave the loop and insert the hook into the upper loop 3vp and stretch the left loop, 3vp, ss in the next sbn * 6 times, conn. Art. Finish. Sew to the teapot lid.

Sarakhnytsia knit like a teapot, only knit another handle instead of a spout.

Cup
The bottom.

Striped side.
1 row: 8vp, sc in the 2nd and next loops (7)
Rows 2-44: knitting technique, see Teapot Striped side. It turns out 22 pink and green stripes. Connect as well.

With the same thread we make the upper rim: sbn in each subsequent row along the edge of the striped side (44) Cut the thread.
Bottom rim: sc in each row along the edge of the striped side (22) Leave the thread for sewing.

Connect with the bottom.
Bottom rim: 1 row: sc in each st. 2nd row: tie with a "crustacean" step.

Gold bezel: see teapot. Only 16 times.

A pen
20 VP, close in a ring, 1vp, 5sbn, 5 pssn, 10 ssn, 5 pssn, 5 sbn, fold in half, connect connecting st. Sew on to the cup.

Saucer
Bottom
1 row: 2vp, 5sbn in the second run from the hook (5)
2nd row: * 1sc, 2 sc in st * in a circle (10)
3 row: * 2sc, 2 sc in st * in a circle (15)
4 row: * 3sc, 2 sc in st * in a circle (20)
5 row: * 4sc, 2 sc in st * in a circle (25)

Striped side.
1 row: 7vp, sc in the 2nd and next loops (6)
Rows 2-44: For knitting technique, see Teapot Striped side. It turns out 26 pink and green stripes. Connect as well.

With the same thread we make the upper rim: sbn in each subsequent row along the edge of the striped side (52) Cut the thread.
Bottom rim: sc in each row along the edge of the striped side (26) Leave the thread for sewing.

Connect with the bottom.
Bottom rim: 1 row: sc in each st. 2nd row: tie with a "crustacean" step.

Honor Elizabeth

Creative project on technology in the program section "Technology openwork knitting crochet "Grade 9.

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MBOU "Secondary School No. 8"

Creative project

"Technology of openwork knitting"

Product: Tea set.

Teacher: Rozova Olga Vyacheslavovna

Completed: student of grade 9 "a"

Honor Elizabeth

Podporozhye 2015

I. Relevance of the topic3

II.Historical background4

III. Ideas base ……………………………………………………………………… .6

IV. Selection of materials 7

1.Classification of patterns9

V. Technological sequence 11

1. Symbols ………………………………………………… ...… 11

VI. Calculation of product costs …………………………………………………… ..17

Vii. Conclusion ………………………………………………………………… ..… 18

VIII. References ……………………………………………… ........… 19

Relevance of the topic

Crochet has been known to mankind for a long time. It has not lost its relevance even in the industrial age, where the manufacture of various products is carried out using machine knitting. Girls, women and grandmothers are also fond of this activity in order to create something necessary or original. Nowadays, needlewomen have access to a large selection of texture and composition of yarn, which allows them to fantasize and provides an opportunity to create beautiful things.

In technology lessons, I learned some crochet techniques, and I would like to put this knowledge into practice. Reviewing everything necessary materials, I stopped at the section - "Openwork crochet." In this work, I want to try to consolidate the skills of openwork knitting and apply flat knitting in volume.

For this, I found an interesting model - a tea set.

Historical reference

Since ancient times, trying to decorate their life, people have sought to use the simplest materials to combine simple forms and tools with unpretentious patterns, while achieving high skill. Hand knitting initially appeared as a simple utilitarian necessity, later it turned into a real art. In countries with harsh climates, women spent long winter evenings, knitting warm, beautiful and original clothes for household members. Southerners saved themselves from the sun with hats, umbrellas, shawls and gloves, tied with their own hands, which did not require large expenses for their manufacture - only threads and a hook. Having these accessories, you can knit anything: tablecloths, napkins, linens, clothes, shoes and toys, window curtains and towels, rugs, bags, hats and gloves, blankets, bedspreads and pillows, even some pieces of furniture and jewelry.

Crocheting is the process of manually making a cloth or lace from threads using a crochet hook. Crochet has been known for a long time. Initially it was an exclusively male craft, but gradually it became a typical female occupation. It is very difficult to accurately establish the history of knitting, since it is difficult to preserve the threads and knitwear. Still, some evidence of this art has come down to us in the form of images. In one of the Egyptian pyramids, an image of a woman putting on socks was found, dating from historians 1900 BC. NS. In the tomb of another pyramid, children's knitted stockings have been preserved, attributed by scientists to the 3rd - 4th centuries. n. NS. ... These findings are kept in the Friedrich Museum in Berlin and in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. And in the museums of Detroit and Badel, you can see samples of ancient Egyptian knitting from cotton threads with ancient Arabic texts. The complexity of the drawings, the subtlety of details and colors indicate the highest technology knitting. A very interesting find was found in the frozen lava of Pompeii - an imprint of a knitted stocking, attributed by archaeologists to 79 AD. NS.

In the 15th - 16th centuries, knitting spreads quite actively throughout Europe and gradually turns first into a makeshift home craft, and then into a profitable industry: stockings, socks, gloves, hoods, sweaters, hats are knitted. Knitted masterpieces of masters are recognized as art and go to museums. In Sweden, in the Northern Museum of Gothenburg, two of the most valuable exhibits are kept - knitted sweaters XVII century. Knitting shops are organized. It was at this time that the famous Scottish headdress appeared and quickly became popular - knitted beret... In 1589. Woolbridge Parish Assistant William Lee invented the first knitting machine... Queen Elizabeth I of England did not like the invention. Lee moved to France and opened the first knitwear workshop in Rouen. However, the more the market was filled with machine-made products, the more handwork was valued.

Ideas base

There are many crocheted works in the world. Depending on the idea, we can get various kinds of products.

Scheme 1

My options are:

Option number 1. Clothes

Option number 2. Decorations

Option No. 3. Products for

interior

products

Table 1

Output: So, having analyzed the possible options, option number 4 (tea set) seems more suitable, in my opinion. Since it allows you to combine different types of knitting and demonstrate all the skills that I have acquired over the years of studying crochet technique at school.

Choice of materials

When choosing materials and tools, you must remember the following rules:

1. Depending on the thickness of the yarn and the diameter of the hook, the products are different in size or volume. The thicker the yarn, the larger the product.
2. Each hook diameter has its own yarn thickness.
3. Depending on the quality of the yarn, a hook of the appropriate material is selected (plastic, aluminum, iron, etc.).

Yarn

The yarn for knitting the service must be thin and strong in order to maintain the shape of the item. To select a more suitable yarn, I looked at several options:

Scheme 2

Yarn

Woolen Cotton Synthetic Silk

table 2

Output: So, I choose 100% cotton yarn "Snowflake". For knitting, I take white, as it will convey the subtlety and grace of porcelain dishes.

Hook

Hooks are different:

Scheme 3

metal wood bone plastic

They differ in length: short (12-15 cm) and long (20-40 cm). The thickness of the hook is very important for work. It can be from 1.0 to 15.0 mm and is reflected by a number corresponding to the thickness of the head. Metal hook No. 1 fits my yarn.

Pattern classification

All kinds of drawings are obtained using a few simple elements. The minimum structural knitting unit is a loop. In crochet, it is called an air loop. Loops of another type are called posts. Any element of crocheting technique is performed in three stages: threading a hook through the work, throwing threads on it and tying a loop. Depending on how these stages are performed, various knitting elements are obtained, and it can also be different in terms of density of execution:

Scheme 4

Types of knitting

Dense openwork knitting on a net

Scheme 5

Knitting elements

Square circle triangle other shapes

Having studied many crochet patterns, I chose the following patterns for my product:

Scheme 6

Technological sequence of manufacturing products

So, let's get down to making the tea service. It consists of different elements:

Scheme 7

the elements

Cup saucer spoon sugar bowl teapot

Symbols

Table 3

1.Cup

Type 7 VPs and close them in a circle. Then knit in a circle:

1 row: 30 C1H;

2nd row: 3 С1Н with a common base through 1 loop of the 1st row;

3rd row: 4 С1Н in the middle of three С1Н of the 2nd row. Scheme 6 (7);

4th row: 2 С1Н with a common base, VP, 2 С1Н with a common base. Scheme6 (6);

From the 5th row, knit according to the scheme, scheme 6 (4), but in the 10th row, do 4 VP;

In the 11th row there are 3 VP; in the 12th row 2 VP; in the 13th row there are 2 VPs connecting 2 main patterns. Scheme 6 (5).

After the semi-finished product is ready, knit the legs for the cup. To do this, tie the 4th row of the bottom of the cup with RLS, then 2 С1Н with a common base, 1 VP, 2 С1Н with a common base, then skip 2 loops of the previous row and repeat the pattern. In the next row, according to scheme 6 (8), perform a picot on the leg.

Then you need to make a handle for the cup. To do this, you need to tie a chain of VP 9 cm long and tie it around a circular RLS, and at the tops of this strip make a picot on the leg according to scheme 6 (1).

2. Saucer.

Tie a chain of 7 VPs and close them around. Continue working along the description of the cup until the 6th row. In the 6th row, tie 8 VP;

In the 10th row - 8 VP;

In the 11th row - 8 VP;

In the 12th row - 7 VP;

In the 13th row there are 6 VPs, a picot from 3 VPs to the half-column of the previous row.

In the 14th row there are 3 VPs, RLS in the middle of 6 VPs of the 13th row, 10 VPs, RLS in the middle of 6 VPs of the 13th row.

The saucer requires legs. To make them, you need to tie the RLS 6th row of the bottom of the saucer, then perform pico on the leg, 3 VP, pico from 3 VP through 3 loops of the previous row.

3. Spoon

Make a thread ring.

1 row: knit from it as from the center in a circle 10 * C1H, VP *;

2nd row: knit in the same way, increasing the number of columns;

3rd row: tie RLS;

4 row: picot of 3 VP in each sc of the previous row;

The handle is made from a chain of VP, tied with RLS. Make a picot at the end of the spoon.

4. Teapot and sugar bowl

a) Bottom

Type 17 VPs and close them in a circle. Then knit in a circle:

1 row: 36 C1H;

2nd row: 3 С1Н with a common base in 1 loop of the 1st row. Scheme 6 (7);

3 row: 3 С1Н with a common base in the middle of С1Н of the 2nd row;

4th row: 4 С1Н with a common base in the middle of 3 С1Н of the 3rd row;

5 row: follow the scheme 6 (6);

6 row: pico on the leg, 4 VP;

7 row: 6 VP, 1 RLS at the top of the picot on the leg of the 6th row;

Next, knit according to the description of the cup according to the scheme 6 (4) from the 7th row, but in the 8th row, knit 4 VP between 2 double crochets; in the 9th row 3 VP, 1 RLS; in the 10th row 2 VP, 1 C2H; in the 11th row there are 2 VP, connecting 2 main patterns. Then knit according to pattern 6 (4).

b) Legs for soldering sugar bowl and kettle

1 row: tie the RLS 6th row of the bottom;

2nd row: 2 С1Н, 1 ВП, 2 С1Н in one point with the first 2 С1Н, then after 3 loops of the 1st row repeat the pattern in the 4th loop;

3rd row: pico on the leg in the middle of 4 S1H, 4 VP, pico from 3 VP in the middle of 4 S1H.

c) Top

Type 17 VPs and close them in a circle. Then knit according to pattern 6 (4) from the 6th row. From the 10th row, make the changes:

10 row: 6 VP, 1 C2H;

11 row: 5 VP, half-column in C2H of the 10th row;

12 row: 4 VP, 2 C2H;

13th row: 3 VP, half-column in C2H of the 10th row;

14th row: 4 VP, connecting the main pattern. Tie the RLS 1st row of the upper part. Perform the neck according to scheme 6 (2).

d) Teapot spout

Tie a chain of 70 VPs and close it in a circle. Then knit according to the scheme:

1 row: tie the RLS chain;

2nd row: 1 С1Н, 1 VP. Through 1 loop of the 1st row.

3rd row: picot on the leg through 1 С1Н of the 2nd row;

4th row: connect 2 VP with the top of the picot on the leg with a half-column;

5 row: tie RLS the previous row;

6 row: 1 С1Н, 1 VP;

7 row: picot on the leg through 2 С1Н of the 6th row;

8 row: connect 3 VP with the top of the picot on the leg with a half-column;

9 row: tie RLS the previous row;

10 row: picot on the leg through 1 С1Н of the 2nd row;

11 row: connect 3 VP with the top of the picot on the leg with a half-column;

12 row: tie RLS the previous row;

13 row: C1H, 1 VP;

Tie the base of the finished spout with a picot on the leg, 2 VP through 3 loops of the base of the spout or 1st row.

e) Cover

Tie a chain of 20 VPs and close it in a circle;

1 row: 2 С1Н in 1 VP;

2nd row: knit according to scheme 6 (4), starting from the 2nd row, and perform the main pattern according to scheme 6 (3) from the 2nd row. Tie the base of the lid (typesetting chain) around the pico on the leg in a circle.

f) Handle

Tie a chain 12 cm long and tie RLS, and then also in a circle tie 1 row of pico on the leg, 3 VP, pico from 3 VP through 3 loops of the previous row. Complete 3 handles.

5. Assembly and starching

A very important stage of work is starching with a sugar solution (3 teaspoons of sugar per 1 teaspoon of water). Put on low heat, not boiling, stirring continuously until all the sugar is dissolved. Dip the washed and bleached products in a sugar solution. Then quickly pull it over the matching cookware. For pulling, use ordinary threads, use them to tie the top of the products and pull tightly. Allow the products to dry well, and then carefully remove from the dishes, then sew on the parts, connecting the lower and upper parts, as well as the spout and handles.

Calculation of product costs

Knitting an openwork tea set does not involve huge costs. To complete this work you will need:

1. Material costs

1. Hook number 1 - 15 rubles;
2. Knitting threads "snowflake" white (2 pcs.) - 2x35 = 70 rubles.

The total cost of purchasing materials is:

15 rubles (hook) + 70 rubles (threads) = 85 rubles

1. Work time

The tea service time was not specifically tracked. Approximate term of work - 1 month.

1. Product cost

Electricity costs are not included because work was done during daylight hours;

Material costs amounted to 85 rubles;

It is very difficult to determine the cost of the work. The approximate price of the product was 1000 rubles;

In general, the cost of the product was 1085 rubles.

Consequently, the cost of a tea set is significantly lower than market and store prices for similar products.

Output

Knitting a tea set took me a lot of effort, endurance and care. The slightest mistake could lead to sad consequences, for example, it would be necessary to bandage any element. This inattention at the beginning of knitting met with me very often, but when I got used to the work, it went like clockwork.

Having analyzed all the costs of a tea service, we can conclude that this is a very profitable product for making at home, since it does not require significant material costs.

These things handicraft can decorate any place in an apartment, house, exhibition, etc. They are able to convey the feeling of something original, unusual.

Having completed the product, I once again confirmed my knowledge and skills in crocheting, and I would like to apply them in the future.

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2. Yu. A. Maksimova "Hand knitting" .1959;

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9. Jeanne Graf. Knitted summer fashion... Niola - Press. 2007

I bring to your attention a master class on a knitted tea set. The author is Elina, thank you very much for her work. According to this scheme, I knitted a cup for my

Bottom (bottom): knit with green thread.
1 row: 2 VP, 6 PRS in the 2nd VP from the hook. (6)
2nd row: 2 sc in st. in a circle (12)
3 row: * 1 sc, 2 sc in st. * In a circle (18)
4 row: * 2 sc, 2 sc in st. * In a circle (24)
5 row: * 3 sc, 2 sc in st. * In a circle (30), put on cardboard, circle, cut and set aside.
6 row: * 4 sc, 2 sc in st. * In a circle, do another 3 sc, 1 link. Art. finish (36)

Top (cap):
1 row: with a green thread 4 VP, connect with the first VP in the ring, tie 23 PRS into a ring, connect with 3 VP (24 PRS)
2nd row: 3 VP, * 2 PRS, 2 PRS in Art. * Repeat, connect with 3 VP
3rd row: 3 VP, 3SSN, 2 PRS in Art, * 4 PRS, 2 PRS Art. * Repeat, connect with 3 VP (36 PRS)
4 row: 3 VP, ssn in each st (36) Do not finish knitting. We continue to knit the sides

Boca (inner part):
1 row: knit in the back loop only in this row, 2 ch, pssn in each st., Connect in the 1st pssn (36)
2-6 row: 2 VP, pssn in each st. connect with 1st pssn (36)
7 row: conn. Art. in each st.
Fill. Close with a cardboard circle and connect the connector. Art. with a bottom. And tie the bottom bezel. I did not break the thread

Bottom bezel:
1 row: 3 VP, ssn in each st. behind the back wall of the hinge, connect with 3 VP (36 PRS)
2nd row: 2 VP, pssn in each st. behind the back wall of the hinge, connect with 2 VP. Finish knitting. Leave the thread for sewing. Connect the last row to the first.

Striped side (outside):
1 row: with a green thread, dial 12 ch, sbn into the second loop from the hook and into each subsequent loop, 1 ch, turn (11)
2 row: knit all rows behind the back wall of the loop, sb in each st, leave the last 2 loops on the hook, throw a green thread and pull a pink thread through these 2 loops, 1 ch, turn (11)
3 row: knit with pink thread, sbn in each st., 1 vp turn
4 row: sc in each st, leave the last 2 loops on the hook, throw a pink thread and stretch a green thread through these 2 loops, 1 ch, turn
5 row: knit with a green thread, sb in each st., 1 ch to turn
6 row: sc in each st, leave the last 2 loops on the hook, throw a green thread and stretch a pink thread through these 2 loops, 1 ch, turn
7-72 row: repeat from 3rd to 6th rows. Do not change the color in the last row. Do not cut the threads. The green thread will be on one edge of the striped side, pink on the other. Connect conn. Art. last and first rows for free loops. Turn out. (a total of 36 green and pink stripes (2 rows each)

With the same thread we make the upper rim: sbn each subsequent row along the edge of the striped side (36)
The bottom bezel is knitted like the top.

Sew on the striped side at the bottom of the front wall of the loop of the 7th row (side), fill, sew on the top for the front wall of the loop of the 1st row (side)
A pen
With a green thread, dial 26 ch, connect with the first in the ring, 1 ch, 1 sc in the next 6 loops, 1 sc in the next loop, 2 sc in the next 3 loops, 2 sc in the next 3 loops, 1 sc in the next loop, 2 PRSs in the next 3 loops, 2 PRSs in the next 3 loops, 1 PRSs in the next loop, 1 PRSs in the next 5 loops, connect. Bend the circle in half, 1 VP, sew the connection. Art. Leave the thread to sew to the teapot between 2 ridges.

Spout
1 row: knit with pink thread. 2 vp. 2 sc in the second loop from the hook
2nd row: * 2 sbn in st * 6 times (12)
3rd row: * 2 sbn, 2 sbn in st * 4 times (16)
4th row: knit behind the back walls of the loop only in this row, 4sc, 1 pssn, 6 sbn, 1 pssn, 4 sbn
5-6 row: 4 connections. Art, 1 PRS, 1 PRSN, 4 PRS, 1 PRSN, 1 PRS, 4 SS
7 row: 3 ss, skip next loop, 1 sbn, 1 pssn, skip next loop, 3 ss
8 row: 3 ss, 8 ss, 3 ss. Knit without counting circles: 3ss, 39sbn, 1pssn, 1sbn, 2 sbn together, 1pssn, 3 sbn, skip a column, 4 sbn, pssn, 3ssn, pssn, 3 sbn, skip a column, 3ssn, 1pssn, 3 sbn, skip a column, 10sc, skip the column, 9sc, skip the column, 8 sc, skip the column, 1sc, 1ss. Finish. Sew on to the teapot.

Gold bezel
Knit with yellow thread. 3vp, ssn in the third loop from the hook, 3vp, ssn in the third loop from the hook (pull ssn to a height of 3vp) 13 times. Connect in a circle. Sew to the bottom edge of the cap.

Flower (handle on the lid)
Center: knit with a yellow thread, 4 VP, connect with the first VP. Art., 1 VP, 12 sbn in a ring, connect with the first sbn. Finish.
Petals: knit with a pink thread, attach the thread to any loop of the last row of the center * 3vp, 4ssn in the next loop, leave the loop and insert the hook into the upper loop 3vp and stretch the left loop, 3vp, ss in the next sbn * 6 times, conn. Art. Finish. Sew to the teapot lid.

The bottom.
1 row: 2vp, 5sbn in the second run from the hook (5)
2nd row: * 1sc, 2 sc in st * in a circle (10)
3 row: * 2sc, 2 sc in st * in a circle (15)
4 row: * 3sc, 2 sc in st * in a circle (20)

Striped side.
1 row: 8vp, sc in the 2nd and next loops (7)
Rows 2-44: For knitting technique, see Teapot Striped side. It turns out 22 pink and green stripes. Connect as well.

With the same thread we make the upper rim: sbn in each subsequent row along the edge of the striped side (44) Cut the thread.
Bottom rim: sc in each row along the edge of the striped side (22) Leave the thread for sewing.

Connect with the bottom.
Bottom rim: 1 row: sc in each st. 2nd row: tie with a "crustacean" step.

A wonderful souvenir crocheted.

Dimensions (edit): sugar bowl about 5 cm high (including lid), creamer and cup 4 cm high, saucer 10 cm in diameter.

You will need:

White cotton crochet threads 200 m and 100 m lavender;

Starch;

Sugar bowl

1 circle: White color... 6 air loops close into the ring with a half-column, 5 air. loops, st. s / n in the ring, 2 air. loops 7 times, connect with a half-column in the 3rd loop of the chain (a total of 8 arcs);

2nd circle: half-column, 5 air. loops, st. s / n in the first arc, air. loop, st. s / n, 2 air. p., art. s / n, air. loop around the whole circle (total 16 sts. s / n, 8 chains of 2 loops, 8 chains of 1 loop);

3 circle: half-column, 3 air. n., 2 tbsp. s / n in the first arc, 3 tbsp. s / n in each arc around the whole circle, close (48 columns);

4th circle: 4 air. p., art. s / 2n in each column around the whole circle, close to the 4th cell of the chain (48 columns);

5 circle: 3 air. p., art. s / n in the first column, 2 air. etc., skip next 2. column, 2 tbsp. s / n in the next. column, 2 air. etc., skip the trail. 2 columns around the whole circle, close (16 arcs);

6 circle: half-column, 4 air. n., 2 tbsp. s / 2n in the first arc, 2 air. n., 3 tbsp. s / 2n, 2 air. p. in each arc along the whole circle, close with a half-column;

7 circle: skip the first column, half-column, 4 air. n., 2 tbsp. s / 2n in the next. column, 2 air. p., art. s / n in the next. arc, 2 air. etc., skip the trail. column, 3 tbsp. s / 2n in the next. column, 2 air. etc., skip the trail. column, st. b / n in the next. arc, 2 air. p. around the whole circle, close;

8 circle: skip the first column, half-column, 4 air. n., 3 tbsp. s / 2n in the next. column, 4 tbsp. s / 2n to the center of each group of st. s / 2n around the circle, close;

Round 9: skip the first column, half-columns in the next. 2 columns, 4 air. n., 3 tbsp. s / 2n in the same column as the last half-column, 3 tbsp. s / 2n in the 3rd column of each group of art. s / 2n around the circle, close. Fasten the thread;

Circle 10: attach the lavender thread with a half-column to the first column, 4 air. p., art. s / 2n in each. the column around the circle, close;

11 circle: 1 air. p., art. b / n in the first of 2 columns, skip the next. column, 2 tbsp. b / n in the next. 2 columns, skip next. the column around the whole circle, close with a half-column to the top of the first column. Fasten the thread.

Sugar Bowl Bottom:

1 circle: work from the bottom of the sazarny, work in the 5th circle behind the already knitted columns, attach the lavender thread with a half-column in any column of the 5th circle, 3 air. p., art. s / n, air. n., 2 tbsp. s / n in the same column as the half-column, skip the next. 3 columns, * 2 tbsp. s / n, air. n., 2 tbsp. s / n in the next. column, skip trail. 3 columns; repeat from * around the whole circle, secure;

2nd circle: knit half-columns to the first arc, half-column, 3 air. n., 3 tbsp. s / n in the same arc, 4 st. s / n in each. chain of 1st air. n. around the whole circle, close. Fasten the thread.

Sugar Bowl Lid:

1 circle: white: 6 air. p. close in the ring with a half-column, 5 air. p., double crochet in the ring, 2 air. p. 7 times, connect with a half-column in the 3rd loop of the chain (a total of 8 arcs);

2 circle: half-column, 5 air. p., art. s / n, air. n. in the first arc, st. s / n, 2 air. p., art. s / n, air. p. all over the circle (total 16 sts. s / n, 8 chains of 2 loops, 8 chains of 1 loop);

3 circle: half-column, 3 air. n., 2 tbsp. s / n in the first arc, 3 tbsp. s / n in each arc around the whole circle, close. Fasten the thread. (48 columns);

Round 4: attach lavender thread with a half-column to any column, single crochet into each column around the entire circle, close. Fasten the thread.

A pen: work between the double crochets, attach the lavender thread with a half-column into the ring of the first circle, 3 air. p., art. s / n in the next. space between the posts 5 times, close. Fasten the thread.

Creamer

Description

8 circle: skip the first column, half-column, 4 air. p., 2 columns with 2 crochets in the next. a column, 3 columns with 2 crochets in the center of each group of columns with 2 crochets around the whole circle, close. Fasten the thread;

9 circle: attach the lavender thread with a half-column in the first column, 4 air. NS.;

Spout: 2 columns with 2 crochets in each of the 6 tracks. columns; columns with 2 crochets in each column to the end of the circle, close. Fasten the thread.

Bottom:

1 circle: work from the bottom of the creamer: in the 5th circle, behind the already knitted columns, attach the lavender thread with a half-column in any column of the 5th circle, 3 air. p., art. s / n, air. n., 2 tbsp. s / n in the same column as the half-column, skip the next. 3 columns, * 2 tbsp. s / n, air. n., 2 tbsp. s / n in the next. column, skip trail. 3 columns; repeat from * around the whole circle, secure;

2 circle: half-column in the first arc, 3 air. n., 3 tbsp. s / n in the same arc, 4 st. s / n in each. chain of 1st air. p. around the whole circle, close. Fasten the thread.

A pen: tie a chain of 26 air in lavender color. p., art. s / n in the 4th loop of the chain from the hook, st. s / n in each track. chain loop. Fasten the thread.

Sew the edges of the handle to the side opposite the spout, placing one edge to the top edge of the 4th circle, and the other to the top edge of the 8th circle.

Cup

Description: 1-7 circles: 1-7 sugar bowl circles.

8 circle: half-column, 4 air. p., a column with 2 ya crochets, air. p., 2 columns with 2 crochets in the next. column, 2 columns with 2 crochets, air. p., 2 columns with 2 crochets in the center of each group of 3 columns with 2 crochets around the whole circle, close. Fasten the thread;

9 circle: attach the lavender thread with a half-column in the first column, 3 air. n., 4 tbsp. s / n in the same arc, 5 tbsp. s / n in each arc to the end of the circle, close. Fasten the thread.

Bottom of the cup:

1 circle: (turn the bottom of the cup towards you) work in the 5th circle behind the already knitted columns, attach the lavender thread with a half-column in any column of the 5th circle, 3 air. p., art. s / n, air. n., 2 tbsp. s / n in the same column as the half-column, skip the next. 3 columns, * 2 tbsp. s / n, air. n., 2 tbsp. s / n in the next. column, skip trail. 3 columns; repeat from * around the whole circle, secure;

2 circle: half-column in the first arc, half-column, 3 air. n., 3 tbsp. s / n in the first arc, 4 st. s / n in each. arc from the 1st air. p. around the whole circle, close. Fasten the thread.

A pen: tie a chain of 26 air in white. p., art. s / n in the 4th loop of the chain from the hook, st. s / n in each track. chain loop. Fasten the thread.

Sew the edges of the handle to the cup, positioning one edge to the top edge of the 4th circle and the other to the top edge of the 7th circle.

Saucer

Description: 1-4 circles: 1-4 sugar bowl circles.

5 circle: 4 air. p., a column with 2 crochets in the first column, 3 air. etc., skip the trail. 2 stitches, 2 stitches with 2 ya crochets, 3 air. etc., skip the trail. 2 columns around the whole circle, close;

6 circle: half-column in the next. column, half-column in the first arc, 3 air. p., art. s / n, 2 air. n., 2 tbsp. s / n, air. item in the same arc, 2 tbsp. s / n, 2 air. n., 2 tbsp. s / n, air. p. in each arc to the end of the circle, close;

7 circle: half-column in the next. column, half-column in the first arc, 3 air. n., 4 tbsp. s / n in the same arc, 2 air. p., single crochet in the next. arc, 2 air. n., 5 tbsp. s / n in the next. arc, 2 air. p., 2 single crochet, 2 air. p. to the end of the circle, close;

8 circle: 3 air. n., next. 4 columns to knit st. s / n s common pinnacle, 8 air. n., next. 5 columns to knit art. s / n with a common top, 8 air. p. to the end of the circle, close in the 4th air. n. chains;

Round 9: attach lavender thread with a half-crochet in the first column, a single crochet, a half-crochet, art. s / n, 4 columns with 2 crochets, st. s / n, half-crochet, single crochet in each arc to the end of the circle, close;

Round 10: knit half-columns to the first column with 2 yarns, air. p., single crochet in the same column, single crochet in each track. from 3 columns with 2 yakida, 6 air. p., 4 single crochet in the next. 4 column with 2 crochets of the previous round, 6 air. p. to the end of the row, close. Fasten the thread.

Starch all parts according to their shape.