Napkin "Central Lake" incl. for napkin "Swan Lake"

This is the central part for the coming full work.

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The diagram is attached. taken from https://www.site

The arrows on the diagrams indicate the direction of connecting the elements, since the double crochets in the middle are folded in waves, the diagram did not fit and had to be expanded along the way.

The arrangement of colored rows is shaded in blue, there are 2 of them in 3 rows. The wave motif itself is repeated over each arch of the previous row in the same way as indicated on the sample. taken from https://www.site

That is, the waves fit like this:
first row
* 5 double crochets (SC) + 2 air loops (VP) + 5 double crochets (SC) *
second row
* 6 RLS + 2 VP + 6 RLS *
third row
* 7 RLS + 2 VP + 7 RLS *

I did not experience any difficulties with their laying, they somehow took the desired shape themselves. taken from https://www.site

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Colored threads were cut off after the end of the rows, and the white threads were skipped under the colored threads without breaking, because. the rows are dense and do not shine through. The ends of the threads have not yet been fixed and hidden. taken from https://www.site

I used acrylic threads 50gr / 275m white (rather white wool) and blue. The hook for my yarn was suitable No. 2. taken from https://www.site

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Good luck! taken from https://www.site

By popular demand of readers, I am publishing a selection of crocheting napkins with swans under the general title "... and a white swan on a pond ...".

Master class, patterns and descriptions of knitting.

Here are the models of napkins and swans that are presented here:

Napkins can be very different, you can also choose the swan model at your discretion.

Beginning of knitting, practically for all models of napkins with swans the same. Consider this model:

Work the middle of the napkin according to the pattern, then work 5 sc swans with attachment behind the back of the pigtail.

Cast on 18 chs, work 1 ch for lifting and knit sc in each st of the chain of the initial row, making the first attachment according to the scheme in the 3rd st from the hook (the st on the hook is not included in the calculation).
Having knitted to the end of the row, tie 2 more sc in the last st to turn and tie the 2nd p., attaching to the rest of the loop of the initial row. Next, knit according to the scheme, knitting the columns behind the back of the loops.
Having knitted all the rows of the "leaflet", tie it in a circle with one row according to the scheme.

Attention! Pico knit from 5-6 loops.

Tie the necks of the swans, for which you knit a chain of 18 VPs, then knit 6 p.
RLS, secure the thread and break off, leaving a long working end.
Insert it into the needle and sew the tube stitch over the edge, grabbing the remaining parts of the loops of the chain of the initial row and the loops of the last row.
Make the seam tight, pulling it slightly so that the neck of the swan arches. Pin the seam and sew the neck to the base. Tie the top of the neck with a red thread RLS.
Knit in a circle 4-5 p., decreasing in each p. 1 sc. Pull the remaining columns with a piece of working thread. With black thread, sew 2 stitches indicating the eyes. Starch the product, shaping the swans.

Probably the most popular napkin "Swan lake"

The scheme is from this model, only in our case - instead of flowers, there will be swans in the center of the napkin:

Source: http://www.liveinternet.ru/users/natal4ik/post100058594/

Schemes of motives for connection:

Stages of work:

In order to knit such a napkin, we need 50 g of white threads, much black and red floss threads for finishing and hook No. 1.2.

First, we knit the middle of the napkin according to the pattern with a flower motif, starting with five air loops closed in a ring, cut off the thread and hide the end. Scheme of a napkin geese-swans:

Symbols on the diagram. To knit:

- air loop (VP)

Single crochet (SC)

Double crochet (CCH)

Column with two crochets (CC2H)

The numbers in the diagram indicate the number of air loops in the arches. Pico in the last knitted row, it is knitted from five air loops. (Knit the last stitch in the chain from the same stitch as the first)

Tie five swans single crochet with attachment to the back of the pigtail. First, we knit the lower part of the swans, in the form of a convex leaflet.

Dial 18 VP, make one air loop for lifting and knit with single crochets in each loop of the pigtails from the chain of air loops.

When we knit to the end of the pigtails, then we knit two more single crochets for turning in the last loop and knit the second row, attaching to the rest of the air loop of the initial row. Then we knit according to the scheme, attaching the posts to the back of the loops.

Having knitted all the rows of the lower part of the swan, we tie the leaf in a circle with one row according to the scheme, not forgetting to attach it to our first flower motif.

So we knit the five lower parts of the swans and, in the process of knitting the last row of the strapping, we attach them in a circle at the same distance from each other to the central part of the floral motif napkin.

After that, we knit according to the scheme: we tie four rows of arches from air loops and in the process of knitting we attach to the central part of the napkin and in the last, fourth row we connect the swans together. Pico in the fourth row we knit from five air loops.

We bind wing I to the bases of the swan according to the scheme:

We knit swan necks: to do this, we knit a chain of eighteen air loops, then we knit six rows with single crochets, fasten and cut the thread, leaving the long end of the working thread. We thread this end of the thread into the needle and sew our knitting into a tube with a seam over the edge, capturing the loops of the last row and the chains of the initial row. We make the seam tight, pulling it together a little so that the neck of the swan arches. We fix the seam and sew the neck to the already connected base - the lower part of the swan.

Beak. We tie the top of the neck with single crochets with a red floss thread in a circle of 4-5 rows, decreasing one single crochet in each row. The remaining columns are pulled together with a piece of working thread. We make two stitches with a black floss thread with a needle, which will indicate the eyes of a swan.

So we knit the necks of all five swans. After that, we starch the napkin, giving a curved shape to the necks and wings of the swans.

These original swan napkins can decorate any interior, making it exclusive.

The first napkin is called

"Swan Lake"

Materials:

60g of cotton thread No. 10 white, some black and orange threads, hook No. 2, 6 small black beads and 9 mother-of-pearl.

Performance:

Swan:

torso start knitting from the main chain of 46 p.

1 in. p., and, starting from the 2nd p. from the hook, knit 1 tbsp. b / n on each p., 3 c. n. to turn.

3 in. n. (for the 1st st. with n.), 3 tbsp. from n. on the 4th p. from the hook, 1 tbsp. from n. on the trail. 44 p., 4 tbsp. from n. for the last p., 1 c. n. to turn and continue to knit pp. back and forth according to the scheme. Finish 1 p. from Art. b / n on 3 sides (make 5 ch at the end of each wing) and connect the main chain in order to get the torso.

start with the main chain of 26 p.

1st p.:

1 in. p. and, starting from the 2nd p. from the hook, knit 1 tbsp. b / n on each p., 1 c. n. to turn.

2nd p.:

1 st. b / n on the first 2 p., 1 half. on the trail. 5 p., 1 tbsp. from n. on each track. p., 1 c. n. to turn and continue in the same spirit according to the scheme, then break the thread.

Tie a black thread to the last st of the main chain, make 1 in. n. and raise 8 tbsp. b / n at the edge of the side, as indicated by the thick line, and break the thread.

Make the neck in such a way that it remains hollow inside and sew it with invisible stitches to the body.

Tie the orange thread to the black st. b / n the edge of the side and knit 2 p. orange thread for the beak, as shown in the diagram.

Pull off with a needle 4 p. 2nd p. and break the thread. Sew on one pearl on the edge of each wing, make eyes with black beads, and give the body a triangular shape, as shown in fig.

Similarly, tie the other two swans.

Base (napkin):

start in a circle of 8 p.

3 in. n. (for the 1st st. with n.) and in a circle knit 3 tbsp. with n., repeat 2 times * 3 tbsp. with 2 / n, 5 tbsp. from n. *, finish 3 tbsp. with 2 / n, 1 tbsp. from n. and close 1 connection. Art. in the 3rd of the 3rd c. n., which replace the 1st tbsp. from n.

1 in. p. and knit * 1 tbsp. b / n, 3 c. p. * on each p., replace 2 last. in. n. for 1 half. in 1 st. b/n.

3-18 p.:

knit arches and at the same time perform 3 motives according to the scheme. Replace 3 last c. n. rows from 3 to 7 on 1 tbsp. from n. in the 1st st. b / n, 4 last c. n. 11th p. - for 1 tbsp. from 2 / n, the last 5 c. n. rows from 12 to 14 - for 1 tbsp. from 3 / n, 6 last c. n. rows from 15 to 16 - for 1 tbsp. with 4 / n, and the last 7 in. n. 17th p. - for 1 tbsp. from 5/n. The remaining rows close 1 connection. Art. and break the thread at the end of the 18th row.

Attach the swans as shown in the diagram.

Another similar napkin is called

"Swan Lake 2"

Materials:

40 g of cotton thread No. 10 white, a little black and orange, hook No. 2, 2 small black pearls and 14 mother-of-pearl.

Performance:

Torso:

start with the main chain of 38 p.

1 in. p., 2 tbsp. b / n in the 2nd p. from the hook, 1 tbsp. b / n next. 17 p., 3 tbsp. b / n next. p., 1 tbsp. b / n next. 18 p., 2 tbsp. b / n in the last paragraph, 1 c. n. to turn.

2-9 p.:

knit st. b / n, performing an increase according to the scheme and break the thread at the end of the 9th p.

Wings:

1-3 p.:

tie the thread to the 46th st. b / n (see white triangle), make 1 vp, 1 tbsp. b / n next. 37 p., 1 in. n. to turn.

add 1 tbsp. b / n at the beginning and end of the river. (= 39 st. b / n), 1 c. n. to turn.

5-17 p.:

knit on the first 15 st. b / n 4th p., increasing and decreasing according to the scheme.

Break the thread at the end of the 17th p., skip 9 p. 4th p., tie the thread to the next. p. and knit the 2nd wing in the same way, but in a mirror image.

Connect the body with invisible stitches.

raise 11 tbsp. b / n on 9 central loops of the middle of the body, remaining free (add 1p. at the beginning and end of this river), close 1 connection. Art. in the 1st st. b/n.

2-23 p. :

knit st. b / n in a circle (empty inside the neck), decrease by 1 p. in the 3rd p., as indicated and break the thread.

Beak:

using an orange thread, raise 5 tbsp. b / n for 10 tbsp. b / n 23rd p. neck and tie 2 more p. decreasing first, and then pull off the last 2 stitches at a time before breaking the thread. Tie the edges of the wings and tail of the 1st p. pattern "shell", sheathe the beak and sew on the eyes, as indicated in fig.

The foundation:

tie the thread to the 1st p. 4th p. torso, make 1 in. p., 1 tbsp. b / n and repeat 4 times * 3 c. p., 1 tbsp. b / n on the next. n. *, 10 times ** 3 c. p., 1 tbsp. b / n on the next. 2nd p. **, repeat 1 time from * to *, but replace the last 2 in. n. for 1 tbsp. in the 1st st. b/n.

2-7 p.:

knit according to the pattern. Close 2nd r. like the 1st, replace the last 3 in. n. 3rd, 5th and 6th rows for 1 tbsp. from n. in the 1st st. b / n, finish the rest of the river. 1 connection Art. and break the thread at the end of the 7th p.

Attach pearls to the center. Art. from n. each group of columns of the 7th row, as shown in the diagram.