Children's plaid crochet: diagrams and description, as well as a master class with photographs step by step

For any woman, a child is the most expensive and beloved creation. And every kid wants to give all his warmth. That is why most of the children's things are made by hand, so that the child constantly feels the warmth of the mother's care. A great way to give your care and warmth is to create a children's blanket. And I will share with you the knowledge of how to tie a children's plaid with a crochet: I will also provide a scheme and description for it.

Do not be in a hurry to get upset that you do not have good crochet skills, or you are afraid that this is a long and tedious job. Not at all. In fact, this is a very relaxing and interesting task, which even a beginning knitter will cope with.

On the Internet you can find all sorts of children's knitted crocheted crochets: charts and descriptions for them. I, in turn, will also give some ideas for inspiration:

Now that your hands are scratching with the desire to start performing this beauty, I am ready to share my secrets on knitting a rug. Below I offer my master class Children's plaid of motifs crocheted.

Knitting such a rug involves the untying of individual squares - motifs that are later sewn or crocheted, forming a solid cloth. A distinctive feature of knitting from motifs is that the plaid shape can be not only square. Here you have full creative freedom:

So, let's define the tools for work.

Materials:

• Threads for knitting of various colors
• Hook of the required size
• Scissors

We will analyze the process of untying the motif "African flower", from which we will then collect the plaid for the baby. The element is not complicated, but it looks very gentle and neat. We proceed to the description.

Procedure:

First we will understand with the scheme of knitting. It looks like this:

To facilitate the knitting process, I apply the ready-bound tie for the sample:

Make a chain of 5 air loops( VP), then close the knitting in the ring.

In the next row, make 3 VP, 1 column with a crochet( CH) in the ring. Then follow the rapport 5 times: 1 VP, 2 CH.After that, 1 VP and the row are closed with a connecting post( CC) in the 3 lifting loop. According to the scheme it is clear that we have 6 elements from the columns with the crochet. Thread and tighten.

A new thread is inserted into the VI from the previous row. Start again with 3 VP.Again we make 1 SN, 1 VP and 2 CH in the same arch. After that, you should repeat 5 times: 2 CH, 1 VP, 2 CH.We close the SS row in the lifting loop.

We continue the formation of the flower with the same thread. In the first arch of 1 VP make 1 SS, 3 VP and 6 CH in the same arch. Rapport: 7 SN in 5 more arches. We close the SS row. We tighten the thread and cut it off.

Add a new thread again, this time to the place where the previous row ends.1 VP, follow rapport 5 times: 7 sc in the bars from the previous row, 1 CH in the space between the previous rows. We terminate the SS series, and cut the thread.

Now we begin the dressing of the flower with a contrasting thread. To do this, fix the new thread at the end of the previous row, make 3 VP, follow 3 CH, 1 VP and 1 CH in the same loop. Further we do rapport: 3 CH, 1 VP, 4 CH, 1 VP, 1 CH in the same loop. We conclude the series 3 SN, 1 VP, 1 SS.

Thus, the air loops outline the edges of the flower, giving it an angular shape, highlighting the petals. Note that in places where air loops are on the CH, you need to skip 1 column under the VP.

Done! Our flowers are finished. Now we continue knitting new similar flowers for the future plaid. The number of motives depends only on the desired size of the rug. After the desired number of flowers will be ready, they need to be interconnected with a needle, or tied together with a crochet.

By the way, it will be very comfortable to look like a children's plaid goose paws crochet. It looks very airy and harmonious:

And for the youngest kids the most beloved is a children's blanket with bears crocheted. This rug is also made of motifs, but in the form of cubs. Is not it funny?

Dare! And do not be afraid to experiment in creative endeavors!