Crocheted hexagon slippers. Master class: Hexagonal motif "Snowflake" Volumetric motif: video master class
Our master class will show you how to crochet hexagonal motifs with patterns that are just great for creating knitted blankets, pillows, doilies, fishnet tops and beautiful outfits. According to our master class with a full description, you can safely learn how to make crochet knitted slippers from hexagonal motifs.
Such motifs are often called the grandmother's hexagon, they fit in a sunflower pattern. With the help of such a hexagon, you can knit a bunch of products - from dresses to boots, they look no worse than knitted ones, but they knit much easier and more fun: knitting beautiful hexagons is a pleasure! You won’t have time to look back - and half of the work has already been completed.
What do we need to create a hexagonal motif?
- Cotton yarn.
- Special hook.
- Needle for sewing.
- Sharp scissors.
Slippers consist of three large hexagonal motifs, for their knitting you need to take yarn of different colors. Yarn for making knitwear should be very thick, if the threads are thin, then connect them in three additions.
This master class is for the thirty-ninth leg size. On the example for knitting, yarn of two shades was taken, pink came out about 160 grams and blue about 80 grams, hook number three or five.
The scheme for creating the sole of a knitted slipper:
The sole of the slipper is made using a thick and durable thread.. We make the initial loop, we collect five air.p. + two more of the same loops for lifting the first row. The sole of the slipper is created by straight and reverse rows of semi-columns, at the beginning of all rows we create two lifting air loops.
If you need to make one half-column from one loop, make two pillars. If you need to reduce the half-column, create a yarn over, dip the hook into the first loop, pull the loop on the hook, then into the second loop along the row, pull out another loop, then, grabbing the working thread, we knit all the loops from the hook.
In the first row of the sole, we begin to make half-columns from the third loop, then, from the first and final loop of the chain, we knit two half-columns each.
In the second row, we create additions in the same way from the first and final loops of the row, we get nine half-columns. After that, we knit a track up to the tenth row without additions. In the 11,12,13 and 14 rows we create additions from the first loop of the row, the number of half-columns should increase to fourteen to expand the foot.
Having made a trace twenty cm long, then in the final two rows we remove the first two and the final two half-columns. We cut and fasten our thread.
Description of the creation of a hexagonal motif and scheme
Having created the initial loop, we will collect five air loops, lock them into a ring.
- First, knitting the first row, we will create four air stitches. lifting, from the ring we knit seventeen tbsp. s / n. We finish the row with a connecting column in the fourth lifting loop.
- Immerse in the work the thread of the second color. The next row of the motive must be associated with three air.p. lifting, create a crochet, immerse the hook in the first point and pull out a wide loop on it, repeat the process again. We knit all the loops, we make one air loop again.
- To knit a new large column, throw a yarn over the hook, immerse it in a new loop in a row, pull out a long loop, repeat 2 more times: yarn over, hook into the same loop, pull out a large loop. We knit all the loops from the hook, fasten a large column with an air loop and create another one of the same.
- In total, in the second row we make eighteen large columns from all the loops of the first row, between the large columns we make one air p. We are completing a series of connections. up the first lush st.
- The third row of the motif must be tied with a thread from the first row, we stretch it along the wrong side. We create two air loops, a yarn over, a hook between the large pillars of the second row, we knit a yarn over, a new yarn, a hook up a new large st., we knit a yarn over, then we knit all the loops and make two more air loops. After that, we knit, repeating three columns with one top and two air.p. We complete a series of connections. Art.
- Change the color of the thread again. From the first arch we start knitting three air.p. lift and four tbsp. s / n, now we repeat 2 times three tbsp. s / n and once five tbsp. s / n from the arches of the last row. We are finishing a row of connections. Art. in the third loop of the rise.
- We knit the final row. b / n from each loop, only from the loop in the middle of five tbsp. s / n do three tbsp. b / n, this is the top of the hexagonal motif. Finish the row with a connecting column, cut and fasten the thread.
Slipper assembly, diagrams and description
Having made three motifs, we fold them in the shape of a triangle, its top is the toe of a slipper.
We connect the side seam of the slipper by attaching three motifs on both sides. To do this, we create a row of columns along the edge of the motifs for connection, immersing the hook, for the half-loops of two motifs. We connect two motives on one side, take another motive and attach it to the first one on the other side.
We skip two sides 2 and 3 of the internal motive, we also sew the new sides of the motives near the connecting posts, this will be the heel seam.
Having collected the top, a slipper of three hexagon motifs, sew it to our footprint. To do this, we connect the central part of the heel with the central part of the footprint and the top of the toe with the center of the toe on the sole. You can attach the top of the slipper to the sole with a needle, or also use a hook to knit a row of stitches along the edge for connection, dipping the hook for the half-loops of the motifs and the sole.
The second knitted slipper from hexagons is created in the same way of knitting. You can also make a hexagonal snowflake motif to decorate slippers. If you need a good example of knitting such slippers, you can easily find a training video on the Internet.
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Today we will get acquainted with the New Year's motive-snowflake. With the help of such a motif, you can knit a great gift for the new year in the form of a blanket or slippers. Shall we start?
We will need: yarn of two contrasting colors and a hook of the right size.
1 row: in the amigurumi ring we knit 12 dc. We close the row of SS.
2 row: 3 VP and 1 dc in the same loop of the base, then 2 VP and again 2dc in the same loop. We skip the next loop and knit again * 2 CCH, 2 VP, 2 CCH *. We alternate the combination from * through 1 loop, close the SS row and make another SS in the arch of the knitted row to move the beginning of the next row to the center.
3 row (knit in the arches of the previous row): 3 VP and 2 CCH in the same loop of the base, then 2 VP and again 3 SSN in the same loop. On each of the six corners obtained in the previous row, we continue to knit the combination * 3 CCH, 2 VP, 3 CCH *. We close the row with the SS, cut off the thread, hide the tip.
The base of our snowflake is ready!
Now we take a thread of a different color, attach it to the arch between the corners and knit the 4th row like this: 2 VP, PST between the CCHs of the previous row, then RLS between the next CCHs of the previous row, at the corner we knit 3 RLS into the arch, then again RLS, then 3PST between the next SSN. Repeat until the end of the row, which also closes the SS.
A plaid with a Snowflake pattern is crocheted No. 3. Yarn 100% acrylic. Crochet plaid pattern
Snowflake (make 59 pieces)
Bright white.
1 circle-2ch, 6 st b n in 2 pet from the hook, conn. st in the beginning of st bn.
2 circle-5vp (for st + 2vp), stN in st b n, * (st N, 2 ch, st N) in the next. st bn, repeat from * 4 times, connect st. in 3 ch from 5 ch.
3 circle-half-column in the arch of 2vp, 3 ch, (st N, 3vp, 2stN) in the next. arch from 2vp, repeat from * 4 times, soin.st
4 circle-Connection in the arch of 3 ch (3 ch, 2 st with H, 3 ch, 3 st, 1ch) in the first arch of 3 ch * 3 ch, 3ch, 3stN, 1ch) in the next arch of 3ch , repeat from * 4 times, conn.
5th circle - connection into the arch of 3 ch (3ch, 3 st, 2 ch, 4 st, 3 ch) into the first arch of 3ch, * (4stN, 2ch, 4stN, 3ch) in the next. arch from 3vp, repeat from * 4 times, conn. break the thread. (snowflake with 6 rays)
6 circle-attach a dark-colored thread to the arch (2ch), 1ch, st b n, (ch, st b n) in the same arch * 2 half-columns with nak in the same arch (2ch), 3 st in the next. arch (3vp), st 2N in 1vp 4 rows, 3stN in the arch (3vp) 5 rows, 2 half-columns with nak. in a trace. arch (2vp), (st b nak, 1vp, st b nak) * repeat in a circle, conn.
7 circle-connect. st in the arch (1ch) 6ch, st in the same arch (1ch), * (stN, 3ch, st) in each arch (1ch), st in each loop before, row (13st) repeat from * in a circle, conn.
8 circle - * in each arch (3vp) 3st b nak, st b nak in each loop before, row (15 st b nak) repeat from * in a circle, connect. Break the thread.
The original use of the motif with snowflakes for decorating a children's blouse.
To knit a plaid, you will need a hook and yarn - woolen, half-woolen, acrylic or cotton, in two colors (white and contrasting dark).
Knitting pattern for a hexagonal motif with a snowflake.
A summer crocheted bedspread with floral motifs can be knitted from the remnants of cotton yarn. Floral knitting patterns can also be used to create a shawl, cape, seat, rug, tablecloth or table runner.
Knitting pattern for a floral motif for creating a summer multi-colored plaid with your own hands.
Knitting a motif begins with a chain of 5 air loops.
1 row - 12 single crochet in a chain ring,
2 row - a chain of 10 air loops in each table of the previous row.
3 row - connecting column, a chain of 4 air loops (repeat),
4 row - connecting column, a chain of 5 air loops (repeat).
6 row - knit according to the scheme below.
Today I want to show you how to knit snowflake for blanket, which can be inscribed in a hexagon or a square. And by combining the motives, we get cozy winter.
Also from the received elements you can do:
- tacks
- pillows
- bags
and other useful things.
How to knit a snowflake for a blanket
There are two variants of the scheme: square and hexagonal.
Scheme of a grandmother's square with a snowflake
Snowflake for a blanket [scheme]
I have not yet knitted a square for this pattern. But I added it to this publication so that it can be preserved for the future.
For beginner needlewomen, I prepared a special publication -
1st round:
- We collect two air loops.
- We knit 5 columns without a crochet into the second air loop from the hook.
2nd round:
- We knit three lifting air loops.
- We knit a double crochet in the next loop.
- 2 chain stitches and 2 double crochets in the next stitch.
- At the end of the circle, you should get 6 pairs of double crochets.
3rd round:
- We knit two columns without a crochet to reach the nearest arch.
- We knit in the arch: two double crochets, two air loops and again two double crochets in the same arch. Repeat this step for each of the five remaining arches.
4th round:
- We knit into the arch: three columns with a crochet, three air loops, again three columns with a crochet in the same arch and one more air loop. Repeat this step for each of the five remaining arches.
5th round:
- We knit several columns without a crochet to reach the nearest arch.
- We knit into the arch: four double crochets, two air loops, again four double crochets in the same arch and three more air loops. Repeat this step for each of the five remaining arches.
6th round:
Change the color of the thread to blue, red or dark blue.
- a) We knit three lifting air loops. In the next loop we knit a double crochet. Then two half-columns with a crochet and we will reach the first corner of our hexagon.
- b) In the corner we knit four half-columns with a crochet.
- c) Next - two half double crochets in the next two loops and two full double crochets in the next loops.
- d) In the span we knit two columns with a crochet.
- Repeat steps a)-d) 5 more times.
7th round:
- We tie with double crochets.
- At the corners we knit 4 air loops.
