A teddy bear bedside rug will certainly decorate a nursery. Also, due to its size and knitting characteristics, your baby will be able to play on it, read or just lie around.

First we knit the “body” of the bear. It requires the most yarn, 2-3 skeins of thick yarn. This is due to the fact that double crochets need to be knitted upwards. To do this, first knit loin mesh(alternating 1 dc/dc and 1 ch), and then double crochets are made in height (perpendicular to the floor) along the grid. The direction of tying the mesh cells is shown in the diagram.

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Crochet owl rug knitting pattern

Owls are very popular now. According to their wise image, not only toys, organizers and pillows are sewn, but even rugs. And this bath mat can be crocheted.

You can knit not only from smooth yarn, but also from shaped yarn, for example, imitating feathers on the belly with “grass”. Overall, this is another great way to use up leftover yarn.

Crochet rug pattern

If you're not yet tired of the "Rug or Napkin" guessing game, then here's new example. If you knit from threads of regular thickness and crochet size 1.5-2, you will get a napkin. And if the sizes and numbers are increased, then the rug.

The rug is simple to make and has a clear layout. First, the base is knitted in the form of a rectangle, and then the flowers are sewn on.

Crochet flower rug knitting pattern

Flower rug, crocheted, with a universal knitting pattern for one flower. When knitting, you can change not only the colors of the yarn, but also the numbers of hooks, and use threads of different thicknesses. In addition, flowers can be connected not into a rectangle, but into a square or a more complex shape, for example, a “heart”.

The desire to knit such a rug is a worthy reason to sort through the contents of handicraft bags and use the remnants of threads that have accumulated over the years.

Crochet flower pattern:

Crochet spiral rug, knitting pattern

An interesting S-shaped rug, crocheted, finished with section-dyed yarn.

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The kitchen is a special place in the apartment. It can be considered the kingdom of women. And she doesn’t necessarily have to spend a lot of time there. It’s just that this is really a room that she can decorate as she sees fit. And here various accessories will come into play, which will help create a special atmosphere in the kitchen and convey the character of a woman. Such accessories include crocheted potholders, which will bring the unique coziness of a country house to the kitchen. The patterns for crocheting potholders are so simple that they are understandable even for novice needlewomen who have just dared to master this art.

Don't be afraid to take up knitting! Nothing wrong with that. Any pattern for knitting potholders with your own hands has detailed description, and in most cases also illustrated with photos. That is, all conditions for learning have been created for the knitter. You just have to want it and start working. Moreover, all lessons and schemes on the Internet are free. Therefore, knitting potholders only involves the preliminary purchase of yarn. For such an accessory you don’t need much. Therefore, a woman can create her own special style in the kitchen with minimal financial costs. Guests will definitely appreciate the efforts of the hostess.

The birds turn out different every time, exact reproduction is not possible. depends on the hook, the threads... Yes, even with the same threads I get different results. Now I will give a description of this peacock

Here is the pattern I knitted according to

Description:

1st row - 6SBN, 1PS, 1VP. (air loops are knitted for lifting so that the product does not narrow)

2nd row - 6SBN, 2PS in one loop of the previous row, i.e. From one loop, knit two half-columns, VP. Attention everyone new row start knitting by inserting the hook into the third loop from the hook, counting the loop that is on the hook. this, as I already said, is done for lifting so that the product does not narrow towards the top

Row 3 - 7SBN, 3PS in one loop, VP. There are 10 columns in total.

4th row - 9 RLS, 2PS in the last loop, VP = 11 stitches

Row 5 - 11 RLS, VP

Row 6 - 9 sc, knit the tenth and eleventh loop together with one sc = 10 stitches

Row 7 - Pay attention! in the 6th row I did not knit a VP at the end. And from the 7th row I knit the first loop into the third loop of the base. The torso began to narrow. -7СБН, 8th and 9th loop together with single crochet = 8 stitches

Row 8 - 5sc, 6th-7th loop together = 6 stitches

Row 9 - 3 sc, 2 loops together with one sc = 4 stitches

10 row - 3СБН, VP

11 row -3СБН, VP

Row 12 from each loop, knit 2 sts, VP = 6 stitches. It was we who began to form the head

Row 13 - 5 double crochets in the 3rd or 4th stitch of the base. It turns out like a fan. Connect with a connecting loop to the edge of the head.

Then you can tie the sides of the body with sc. As here:

Peacock tail pattern with offset

A very beautiful openwork “fan” that is very popular. Belongs to a large group of “Peacock Tail” patterns, which is very diverse. Characteristic feature of this pattern is the vertical displacement of the pattern-forming fragments. This can be both an advantage and a disadvantage. From an artistic point of view, this diversifies the pattern, and from a practical point of view, “swells” are formed at the junctions of displaced elements. They can be removed by choosing thicker knitting needles than necessary for a given yarn and “seriously” stretching the finished and wetted fabric vertically. This leads to increased looseness and sparseness of the fabric. In the absence of displacement, this disadvantage disappears.

Perfect for dressy summer clothes free silhouette.

Rapport consists of 16 stitches. +1p. for symmetry. The diagram shows only the front rows; the purl rows are knitted with purl loops. At the end of each row, where only half of the decrease element is present, replace the three loops together with two loops together to avoid loss of loops.

Beautiful knitted decoration for children's clothing! Crocheting a peacock is very simple. This is a bright and unusual addition to any sweater, knitted dress or tunic.

For knitting, you need to use the natural colors of this bird - blue, yellow, cyan and, of course, a thin crochet hook (2.5 mm).

We start knitting from the breast. Dial 10 air loops, which we then knit with a single crochet stitch.

From the last loop of the row we immediately knit 3 stitches per 1 stitch to make this end rounded. We continue to tie the chain st./s 1 n from below.

Having knitted to the limit, this time we act differently: we finish the row and start a new one from the established mark.

Now “at the turn” we knit 2 stitches from each loop with 1 n (repeat 7-8 times).

In total we knit about 6-7 such semi-oval rows, leaving one end straight.

This flat side will become the place for the formation of the tail, which we first knit with yellow yarn (3 sts/s 2 n from one loop with a skip in one stitch).
The second row of the tail is again occupied by blue yarn, from which this time single crochets are knitted.

The blue thread has to be worked only once and only in the third row of the lush peacock tail. Through one column you should pull out 3 loops at once, alternating them with yarn overs, and then tighten them together. This creates a “tubercle”, which in general should consist of 7-8 loops (including yarn overs).

After each such “tubercle” knit 2 stitches. P.

It is under these loops in the next row that 4 stitches are knitted with 1 n, again making the distance between them 2 in. P.

The tail is again completed by “tubercles” of yellow thread, which are knitted from 2 intermediate chain stitches of the previous row.

We knit the head in a circular stitch, st./s 1 n. We make the beak and crest from air loops.

At the end of each feather of the tuft we make a circle (connecting the 8th and 5th loops).