Crochet the finished product beautifully. Crochet edge trim. Simple beginner tutorial

Finish: hem, cords, buttons, loops, elastic bands.

Initial message Ilari
  Finishing: edging, cords, buttons, loops, elastic bands, seams 1

A series of messages, periodically edited.

A series of "address" messages:
   Part 1 - Light and simple two-color cord. Step-by-step photos
   Part 2 - A nodule for good luck
   Part 3 - Cord of lush columns
   Part 4 - MK - knitting pocket + MK - knitting knots
   Part 5 - Mia cord
   Part 6 - This cord has not yet been: a master class
   Part 7 - Knit a cord in a spiral crochet. Video
   Part 8 - Knit a tight crocheted cord. Video
   Part 9 - Rings on the cord and stem with flowers
   Part 10 - Knitted cords.
   Part 11 - Crochet cords.
   Part 12 - Kumihimo - Japanese lace weaving
   Part 13 - method of finishing the neck
   Part 14 - Unusual crochet belt
   Part 15 - Video Lesson- Crochet Braided Cord
   Part 16 - Crochet a flat cord. Master Class
   Part 17 - Weave a belt of a round cord on the fingers
   Part 18 - Weaving a bracelet-braid made of cord and beads. Quickly!
   Part 19 - Original tape. mini-master class ...
   Part 20 - flat cord knitting needles
   Part 21 - Knitted i-cord
   Part 22 - Belt of rope. Master Class
   Part 23 - we make a device for weaving a cord. Video
   Part 24 - Weaving a cord on a cardboard disc
   Part 25 - Lesson knitting (weaving) of the cord on the bobbin
   Part 26 - Crochet Crochet
   Part 27 - Weave the cord. video
   Part 28 - Knitting cords
   Part 29 - Weave * monkey cam *. Video in Russian!
   Part 30 - Chain * cones * crochet. Video
   Part 31 - Tunisian knitting   - cord
   Part 32 - Decorative cord with a brush. Master Class
   Part 33 - a beautiful cord of any thread - quickly!
   Part 34 - Spiral Cord Harness
   Part 35 - Interesting weaving lace. We weave flip flops and weave a bracelet. Master Class
   Part 36 - Cord * wheat grain * crochet. Master class + video
   Part 37 - Braided cords with cords knitting from Kati Green
   Part 38 - How to knit cords on the needles. Master Class
   Part 39 - non-standard techniques and methods, knitting patterns
   Part 40 - Knitted trim - crossed flagella
   Part 41 - Chinese Luck Knot
   Part 42 - Knitting cords on the fingers - 2. Video
   Part 43 - Making Leather Braid
Part 44 - Cords knitting needles and techniques for decorating products with cords
   Part 45 - Chain - crocheted cord
   Part 46 - a nodule * Globus *. Video
   Part 47 - Crochet patterns, trim, knitting lessons, friform and much more.
   Part 48 - we make a twisted cord with Berroco. Video
   Part 49 - Cords and Braid
   Part 50 - knitting laces on the needles
   Part 51 - 5 ways to weave cords
   Part 52 - All About KatV Knitted Harnesses
   Part 53 - A very simple way to knit round cords on the needles.
   Part 54 - HODS ... curious ... useful for making jewelry ...
   Part 55 - Famous * TRACK * video in Russian
   Part 56 - Video course on making cords and dressing clothes
   Part 57 - Decorative Lace
   Part 58 - how to weave a stand from the cord
   Part 59 - Twisted Cord
   Part 60 - Pearl Cord
   Part 61 - the beginning and end of knitting with a cord
   Part 62 - version of the crochet cord. 2 videos
   Part 63 - knit the famous I-cord with BERROCO. video
   A part 64 - cords, plaits, flowers from knitted strips.
   Part 65 - ways of tying parts made of leather, suede and drape
   Part 66 - Master class on crochet lace
   Part 67 - Cord - Bourdon - MK
   Part 68 - Crochet Knitting a Round Cord - Video Tutorial
   Part 69 - Learning to knit cords. 5 videos
   Part 70 - Chain of Rings
   Part 71 - Master class on crochet lace
   Part 72 - Cords and braid, a lot ...
   Part 73 - Solomon crochet knots and a grid of them. 2 videos
   Part 74 - Solomon's Strip - knots
   Part 75 - Solomon's node - the first steps
   Part 76 - Weave * Turkish head *. Master Class
   Part 77 - Wide Solomon strip (belts, bracelets, long handles for bags)
   Part 78 - Decorative knot * Turkish Head * or * Turk "s Head *
   Part 79 - Knit, weave a round lace
   Part 80 - Weave a Chinese button. Master Class
   Part 81 - Eyelets and buttons. Good to know
   Part 82 - Making buttons-columns of ringlets and yarn
   Part 83 - Knitting buttonholes
   Part 84 - How to make hanging loops in crochet
   Part 85 - Video knitting lesson number 48 - Button
   Part 86 - Making the buttons (part 1)
   Part 87 - Making the Buttons (Part 2)
   Part 88 - Celtic knot-button. Video
   Part 89 - Dorset wicker buttons. Master Class
   Part 90 - Decorative buttons. 2 MK and scheme
   Part 91 - Decorative Buttons
   Part 92 - Knitted Button. MK
   Part 93 - Crochet Rings
   Part 94 - How to make a toggle button. Master Class
Part 95 - the original fastener knitting
   Part 96 - Knitted clasps for knitted things
   Part 97 - Drawstring and crochet hook
   Part 98 - Ball knitted * along the equator *
   Part 99 - crochet the ball around. Video 2 parts
   Part 100 - Master Class: Solomon loops (hook).
   Part 101 - Knitted CHAIN
   Part 102 - Ball (or button?) Of the cord. Mini MK
   Part 103 - Laces - Braid
   Part 104 - Master class wide caterpillar and many other MK
   Part 105 - Melange button. Master Class
   Part 106 - Knit crochet ring. Video
   Part 107 - Crochet spiral
   Part 108 - How to Knit a Bead Coil
   Part 109 - Bindweeds
   Part 110 - pompons in a new way
   Part 111 - How to make a brush from the thread. Master Class
   Part 112 - Knit non-blooming fringe. Svetlana Yurkova
   Part 113 - More about crochet fringe. Small selection
   Part 114 - Bounding Edge
   Part 115 - Pompons for beginners. Detailed master class
   Part 116 - Tassels for shawls, shawls, curtains, etc.
   Part 117 - video tutorials on knitting. How to tie a ring? Patterns
   Part 118 - How to tie crochet beads. MK in pictures
   Part 119 - On the crochet tape and its connection. Bruges lace
   Part 120 - Braid and cord with knitting needles and crochet
   Part 121 - Technology knitting different, knitting needles and a hook.
   Part 122 - Knitting BEYOND the edge by Nikki Epstein
   Part 123 - 3 books by Nikki Epstein on how to decorate the edge
   Part 124 - Knitting book * 350 ways of tying the edge * Nikki Epstein
   Part 125 - NICKY EPSTEIN Knitting Block by Block An amazing knitting book by Nikki Epstein (Knitting-150 original models of blocks)
   Part 126 - Knitted finish. Niki Epstein
   Part 127 - Niki Epstein. Knitting in Circles
   Part 128 - Volumetric knitting. Niki Epstein.
   A part 129 - Interesting volumetric technique of a decor of knitted products from Niki Epstein.
   Part 130 - Decorative knitting. Kate Haxell and Louise Roberts.
   Part 131 - Making knitted products. Elena Evgrafova
   Part 132 - Harmony Guides: Knit Edgings & Trims - Finish
   Part 133 - processing knitted sweaters
   Part 134 - under * machine edge *
   Part 135 - Bulgarian gum. Options.
   Part 136 - hollow gum
   Part 137 - Gum
   Part 138 - two-tone English gum
   Part 139 - Knit gum
   Part 140 - gum embossed columns
   Part 141 - Knit gum, more than 40 species.
   Part 142 - Crochet Eraser
Part 143 - Openwork gum, two-sided pattern
   Part 144 - Beautiful ruffles, cuffs and collars
   Part 145 - Decorative design knit (knitting needles).
   Part 146 - Knitting ruffles
   Part 147 - knit gum to choose from
   Part 148 - * sewing strap *
   Section 149 - Finishing Patterns for Borders
   Part 150 - BARRADINOSS - Edging 1
   Part 151 - BARRADINOSS - Edging 2
   Part 152 - the original border of the rings
   A part 153 - we knit with needles ruffles and a border
   Part 154 - Beautiful crochet hem
   Part 155 - ryushka with knobs
   Part 156 - We connect the fabric with knitting. Master Class
   Section 157 - Edge Design
   Part 158 ​​- Designing the edge of the canvas ruched
   Part 159 - crochet hem - beautiful version
   Part 160 - pattern * pigtail * for the design of the edge
   Part 161 - Closing the hinges with a needle (elastic 2x2)
   Part 162 - crochet hem
   Part 163 - patterns for slats
   Part 164 - Crochet Trim
   Part 165 - Zigzag edge. Knitting
   Part 166 - A beautiful border with leaves
   Part 167 - Crochet Edging
   A part 168 - typesetting edge teeths (knitting needles)
   Part 169 - Double-Edge Plank (Feierla MC)
   Part 170 - Edges and half-edges, 14 types of beautiful processing of the edge of a knitted product
   Part 171 - The Original Braid
   Part 172 - All for strapping
   Part 173 - a tremendous amount of Kai spokes 2
   Part 174 - Edge Strapping
   Part 175 - crochet patterns for the edge
   Section 176 - Border and Pattern
   Part 177 - Edge Strapping
   Part 178 - Crochet trim the edges. Patterns.
   Part 179 - Crochet hem: the options are endless
   Part 180 - Good selection   knitting edges
   Part 181 - Crochet rim.
   Part 182 - connecting bands, connected on a fork with loops * broomstick *
   Part 183 - Patterns for Edge Strapping
   Part 184 - Edge Strapping
   Part 185 - finishing products with PIKO teeth
   Part 186 - We Tie
   Part 187 - Strapping
   Part 188 - Strapping
   Part 189 - Strapping
   Part 190 - Miscellaneous Strapping
   Part 191 - Beautiful trim
   Part 192 - crochet
   Part 193 - trim strips
   Part 194 - Openwork, knitting needles
   Part 195 - Kettelny seam. How to add a neck in a knitted product.
   Part 196 - Kettelny seam. Registration of a mouth.
   197 - Knitted trim. Journal Knitted piggy bank № 7 2013 Knitted finish
   Part 198 - How to Knit Button Holes
   Part 199 - English gum two-color, circular knitting.
   Part 200 - elastic neat shoulder (and not only) seam
   Part 201 - knitting lessons (in pictures)
Part 202 - How to assemble knitted items (stitches)
   Section 203 - Knitted stitch with blind loops when joining webs
   Part 204 - making holes for buttons on slats connected * with a hollow * elastic band
   Part 205 - How to make a hole for buttons knitting one row
   Section 206 - Kettelny Stitch
   Part 207 - Relief shoulder seam MK from ENIKI BENIKI
   Part 208 - Types of stitches in the assembly of knitted products
   Part 209 - We decorate the edges of the fabric with crocheted lace.
   Part 210 - Kettelny seam, knitted seam
   Part 211 - Video. Knitting for beginners. Gum
   Part 212 - Knitted stitches
   Part 213 - Button Holes
   Part 214 - finish - typesetting edge with scallops
   Part 215 - We sew. How to properly handle knitted motifs before stitching
   Part 216 - connecting seams
   Part 217 - Recommendations for the assembly of knitted products 1
   Part 218 - Recommendations for the assembly of knitted products 2
   Part 219 - Double or hollow gum (master class)
   Part 220 - how to sew a product invisibly, crocheted? video
   Part 221 - A little more about knit stitches. Loop in loop and kettle
   Part 222 - Buttonholes in the products, crocheted
   Part 223 - Crochet hollow gum edge
   Section 224 - shoulder seam
   Part 225 - How to make a hole for buttons knitting one row
   Part 226 - Some knitted stitches. Video
   Part 227 - Utility ... classification of yarn, stitches, loops, fringe, etc ...
   Part 228 - Types of typesetting edge. Master Classes part 1
   Part 229 - Assembling the product: mattress, longitudinal and shoulder seams ... seams * stitch *, * loop in a loop *, shoulder ...
   Part 230 - buttonholes and pockets in a knitted product
   Part 231 - MK knitting cord
   Part 232 - Method of putting beads on with wire
   Part 233 - Knitting with beads. MK
   Part 234 - knitting with beads with beads
   Part 235 - Wrapping Methods
   Part 236 - Button Loops
   Part 237 - Compound knitted fabrics by the method of * grafting * video
   Part 238 - The connection of seamless knitted fabrics: grafting. MK
   Part 239 - How to Tie Beads
   Part 240- Invisible seam for stitching knitwear. Very simple.
   Section 241 - Knitted Stitch
   Part 242 - Free closing gum loops 2 * 2. video
   Part 243 - Gear edge MK
   Part 244 - Making stitches in knitting. Lessons, explanations
   Section 245 - Closing the loops with a kettel suture
   Part 246 - what you did not know about the assembly of knitted products
   Part 247 - How to treat the edge of the product with a hollow cord (I-cord). Video
Part 248 - knitting lessons
   Part 249 - How to sew a shoulder video
   Part 250 - How to tie a hollow gum
   Part 251 - closing needle 1x1 gum
   Part 252 - closing needle 2x2 gum
   Part 253 - Connecting a 1 x 1 gum along vertical edges
   Part 254 - Sew on the edge of the knitted fabric secret stitch, zigzag stitch and stitch * fish bone *
   Section 255 - Shoulder stitching for those who do not like to sew
   Part 256 - Sew inconspicuously kerchief. Video
   Section 257 - Knitted stitch * loop in loop * for dressing   and gum. Connecting equity and transverse canvases
   Part 258 - Learning to Knit
   Part 259 - More about the hook seams
   Part 260 - Transition from a 2x2 gum to a 1x1 gum. Closing loop gum needle. Master Class
   Part 261 - Elastic edge gum-like in the store!
   Part 262 - Stitches, elastic bands, loops, strapping, folding edge, etc.
   Part 263 - How to knit knitted parts without an additional thread
   Part 264 - edge with open loops. 3 ways
   Part 265 - How to run knitted stitches
   Part 266 - how to vyvyazyvaniya holes for buttons. Part 267 - how to vyvyazyvaniya holes for buttons. Part 2. 6 video
   Part 268- Closing a gum needle
   Part 269 - Closing the loops with a needle using a knitted stitch
   Part 270 - Tied up! - And how to sew?
   Part 271 is an interesting way to connect knitting details ... this is the first time I meet ...
   272 - Knitted cords and decoration
   Part 273 - Neck and Cuffs - Trim
   Part 274 - Encyclopedia of knitting. The best knitting book
   Part 275 - Assembling the product: a set of slats, a set of loops
   A part 276 - Decorative reduction of loops in an elastic band 2х2. Video
   A part 277 - we close loops of an elastic band by a needle
   Part 278 - School of knitting (many lessons of all kinds)
   Part 279 - Book: Learning to knit easily and quickly. Illustrated courses on knitting.
   Part 280 - The Magic Tangles of K. Busse, Basic Knitting Techniques, Assembling, Tips
   Part 281 - Master classes on knitting: knitting needles, hook fork
   Part 282- Knit knitting, MK for every taste.
   Part 283 - 100 knitting lessons
   Part 284 - How to knit loops with needles. Video lessons
   Reel 285 - Vertical Edge: Slats and Places
   Part 286 - Secrets of craftsmanship when knitting
   Part 287 - learn to knit-video lessons part 2
   Part 288 - Video Lessons Catalog: Learning to Knit Part 1
   Part 289 - Needle Closure last row   rubber bands
   Part 290 - ABC knitting M.V. Maximov
   Part 291 - Online tutorial on knitting
   Part 292 - tutorial on knitting
   Part 293 - Knitting Technique and Tips for Needlewomen (Much)
   Part 294 - Free loop closure (elastic 2 * 2)
   Part 295 - Walker on the cords
   Part 296 - Chinese knots
   A part 297 - still braids from a cord
   Part 298 - Clasp - Hooked Keyboard
   Part 299 - video about cords
   Part 300 - Connecting the cord - interesting!
   Part 301 - weave a beautiful knot
   A part 302 - weave a bracelet from a cord
   Part 303 - Beautiful wicker handle for a knitted bag * Solomon strip *
   Part 304 - A rare way to crochet lace
   Part 305 - How to turn beautiful knots
   Part 306 - original crochet cord
   Part 307 - How to Tie a Hollow Cord (I-CORD)
   Part 308 - How to tie cords on knitting needles
   Part 309 - green belt - weave
   Part 310 - Knitted cords
   Part 311 - All of the Cords
   Part 312 - Seamless knitwear blend. MK
   Part 313 - how to sew a crocheted product invisibly. video
   Part 314 - Double crochet chain. Video
   Part 315 - Stacked edge in the form of a cord
   Part 316 - Neat crochet placket (YK from MK - Evgenia Thermal)
   Part 317 - Crochet Video Tutorials: How to Tie a Ring, Flowers, Loops, etc.
   Part 318 - Combined insert on the skirt. Knitting + leather Masterclass. Author: Savelieva Antonina.
   Part 319 - Combining fabric (leather) and knitting.
   Part 320 - How to tie a cloth or leather yarn
   Part 321 - Crochet Belt
   Part 322 - lessons on knitting and crochet
   Part 223 - Crochet Eraser
   Part 224 - master classes
   Part 225 - Crochet hollow gum edge
   Part 226 - Buttonholes for crocheted products
   Part 227 - How to tie a narrow vertical strip on the finished canvas
   Part 228 - Crochet beads with flat linen. Master Class
   A part 329 - the Way of knitting with beads, sequins.
   Part 330 - Crochet with Beads (MK)
   Part 331 - Knitting with beads for beginners (small MK)
   Part 332 - technology irish lace   using beads.
   Part 333 - Very Interesting Crochet Lessons
   Part 334 - Crochet loops stitches (under the fur)
   Part 335 - Strapping * Magnificent Plover Step *
   Part 336 - A good idea: how to insert a zipper into a crocheted product
   Part 337 - pendant from the cord. Master class + video
   Part 338 - Color knitting: two-tone harness and two-tone English gum
Part 339 - Tying the edges with a zig-zag hook. Video
   Part 340 - Original patterns * bumps * and * corners * - finish
   Part 341 - Crochet trim - SHELL * pattern *
   Part 342 - Designer Knitting
   Part 343 - Blouse with Irish lace stitching (trim)
   Part 344 - Manual seams: new options
   Part 345 - a workshop on creating fasteners ...
   Part 346 - Knitted cords and Romanian lace. Video
   Part 347 - Ruches
   Part 348 - Crochet rim
   Part 349 - Strapping the edge of the product. An infinite number of options with schemes!
   Part 350 - Cherry Belt

Knitted products will have a finished look and look even more beautiful if its edges are decorated with decorative strapping. Crochet edge trimming is used for a beautiful design of the neck, armholes, collars, jacket jackets, cuffs, bottom of the product. In order to strengthen and weft ruffles and flounces, they also use edge strapping. In this article, to help knitters selected design schemes for the fringe of various kinds of products.

Be original! Use different patterns to achieve the most amazing results in your products!

Rachy step

The most popular of the straps is considered the “pitch” scheme. In the photo below you see how the edge of the product, decorated with this strapping.

This crocheted edge of the product is done from left to right. Enter the hook into the last loop of the previous row, grab the new thread and pull the loop. Next, knit 1 air lift loop. Then we enter the hook into the loop, which is located to the right of it, grab the thread and pull out a new loop. Now on the hook 2 loop as if twisted among themselves. Again, grab the thread and knit these two loops together. Then repeat the same steps again. More in the video tutorial.

In boutiques we are so often impressed with lace dresses made of thin threads in shop windows! But few people know that such dresses, and even better, are crocheted in one or two evenings by an inexperienced craftswoman!

Openwork binding

Towels, handkerchiefs, whose edges are crocheted independently, look very beautiful and original. For this design of the edges of the product, openwork trimming of the edge with a hook is used (the diagram below).

Description of the sequence of execution of openwork strapping.

From * to * - repetition of the motive.

1 row. All loops knit b / n column.

2 row. 3 vp lifting, * s / n, a chain of 2 vp, s / n, a chain of 7 vp, skip 1 loop of the previous row. On the corners of the knitted product between the double crochets, knit a chain of 13 sec. The last chain of 7 vp connect with the first s / n.

3 row. * 1 tbsp. b / n knit in a chain of 2 loops of the previous row, a chain of 4 ce, art. b / n in the middle of the chain of 7 vp, chain of 4 vp * In the corners, knit in the middle of the chain of 13 ce 2 tbsp. b / n Between the columns b / n in the corners tying 3 chains of 5 loops.

4 row. Knit as 2 row.

5 row. From * to * knit like 3 row. In the corners to knit 3 chains of 6 inc.

6 row. From * to * knit like 2 row. In the corners between the double crochets, knit a chain of 15 ce.

7 row. From * to * knit like 3 row. In the corners - 3 chains of 7 inc.

8 row. 3 vp lifting, * s / n, a chain of 2 in. p., * In the corners between the double crochets, knit a chain of 17 in. p.

9 row. Chains of 8 vp knit like this: 4 tbsp. / n., picot, 4 tbsp. b / n., picot, 3 tbsp. n / a., picot, 3 tbsp. b / n

The result, which should get you see in the photo.

For shawl

This is a woman’s wardrobe thing that is loved, honored and passed down from generation to generation. She is able to decorate and complement the outfit of a woman. Great look shawls, decorated strapping of arches air loops. To bind this type of strapping is possible even for a beginning woman. In the photo you can see the strapping scheme and the photo of the shawl itself.

The highlight of the shawl can be a fringe of long threads. But this is a matter of your taste.

Cap

They look more fun and original if their bottom edge is decorated with such type of strapping as festoons. Looking at the following photos, you will see that festoons give a special charm and appeal to women's hats.

Decorating the edge of the cap in the form of festoons is not at all difficult. We offer to your attention a version of this strapping “Openwork festoons”.

Knitting sequence

Dial loop number multiple of 6. Knit in a circle.

1 row. Bars b / n.

2 row. * 1 tbsp. b / n, skip 2 stitches of the base, 4 s / n into the next stitch of the previous row (between knots, knit 2 VP each), skip 2 stitches of the base. *

The pattern continues from * to *. Row finish connecting loop.

Our master class for beginners comes to an end, and you can find video tutorials below. We wish you success and inspiration.

Video tutorials for beginners

Neck:

As you can see, not everything is so difficult, the main thing is to diligently approach the knitting process. In addition, you can come to the rescue. step by step workshopsin which it is in detail told and shown that, how and where to knit, for example, our article. Be patient and forward to the feat!

The skill of crocheting a few decades ago for a woman was considered as necessary as the ability to read or write. And this is not accidental, because knowledge of the rules of weaving the eyelets allows not only to create beautiful products, but also to add special charm and elegance to ready-made outfits or decorations. Therefore, in our days, information on how to crochet the edge of a product will help bring originality to many things.

The nuances of the knitting process

One of the last stages of the creation of products from yarn is tying the edge. It would seem that this is such an insignificant moment compared to knitting a whole web! However, an inaccurate region can ruin the whole impression even from beautiful pattern. In addition, if we neglect the binding of the finished product, it can simply dissolve during operation. Also, several crocheted rows can:

• help avoid twisting the edges of knitwear;
• to refresh the tired outfits;
• hide flaws, such as an ugly stitch or blemishes;
• make the edge tough so that the product keeps its shape.

All these problems are easily solved with the help of correctly selected yarn and hook - a real magic wand.

One of the most simple patterns   for strapping is « Rachy step» . To perform it, you need to insert the head of the hook into the first right loop, but for the knitting direction, from the left side to the right. The hook is inserted into all edge loops. They are tied with a single column, in the corner - triple. Especially beautiful this pattern looks on the threads of a contrasting shade. This type of strapping is convenient for functional things (mittens, for example), which are actively exploited.

Knitting arch of air loops

For products that are tied for decorative purposes, suitable arch of air loops.

Instruction:

1. In the hem loop do 1 column without nakida.
2. Optionally, we knit from 4 to 12 air loops.
3. Enter the hook into the base through 3-4 loops from the first.
4. Repeat steps 1-3.

Such a picture must be made free, otherwise the product will twist and contract.

Another type of decorative trim - pico Pattern.

Instruction:

1. We hold the hook in the loop of the base, make 2 columns without crochet.
2. Throw 5-7 loops (air).
3. We set the hook in the first loop and close it together with the worker.

To give a pattern of originality, you can weave beads or buttons into it. You can also vary the frequency of openwork chains.

More difficult option - harness "Shell", giving the edge a rounded shape. In order to knit it, you need to knit several stitch columns in one loop of the base. It is important to consider one thing: before and after each shell you need to skip as many loops as there are in each column. Then the pattern will be smooth.

Fans of intricate designs will love it. pattern "Lush columns". Only for him need thicker threads.

Instruction:

1. Enter the hook into the loop of the base and knit from 6 to 10 loops with one crochet.
2. We return to the loop of the base and stretch the loop, equal in length to the post.
3. This is followed by a nakid and a long loop.
4. Having made 1 more nakid, we deduce all 1 long loops.

All the above schemes can be made multi-tiered by repeating the same patterns or combining them.

In order for a binding to be aesthetic and functional, it is necessary to take into account some recommendations:

• before starting to process the edge, a small sample should be tied to estimate the suitable size of the rim and correctly calculate the pattern around the perimeter of the product;
• for tying the edges of the thread used a little thinner than in the product - then the edge will not look weighted;
• beads, sequins or buttons on the leg are used to add to things of elegance;
• if knitwear is tied up, the fabric is rolled up once, and only then the hook is inserted, the row without knit is knitted and the pattern itself begins - so the loops of the item will not “run”.

Beginner lovers knitted things that create their own, dedicated. Today I want to show you how to trim the edge with a hook, and Lyubov Titova, who has repeatedly introduced us to her works, will help me in this. With her, we knit, take and.

Crocheting an edge using a simple example

Four schemes are presented to your attention and descriptions are given that will allow you to understand how to tie up the product and get an original pattern for decoration. The simple schemes were specially chosen so that the aspiring skilled worker could understand everything in detail.

Tying the edges will give any garment originality and some mystery. Sometimes it happens that the favorite knitted thing still looks beautiful and stylish, but still there is the impression that something is missing in it. It is in this case that you can use this way to improve clothes, such as decorating the edges with a crochet, the schemes for which we will look at in detail in this article. You just have to choose the right one and bring it to life.

Immediately it is worth noting that the first, third and fourth schemes above are simpler and are more suitable for strapping dresses, jackets, napkins, tablecloths, perhaps curtains. The second scheme is more complicated. This kind of binding can be used for a stylish cardigan.

Beautiful crochet openwork trim

So, arm yourself with the information given in this article, and you'll know everything about crocheting a product simply and quickly enough. Having learned to make such elements you can easily decorate with openwork hats and scarves, tablecloths and towels, shawls, blouses, skirts, etc. You will see how the appearance of the product will change and how it will become attractive with such a knitted decor.

Take a look at this cap for an example. True, unusual?

Or here on such options of a pattern, each of which can decorate the edge of a knitted garment or tableware (clickable).

Let's consider in more detail the mechanism for creating a beautiful binding using the example of the first of the above schemes.

Trimming the edge of the product

Need to start with provyazyvaniya first row. First you need to dial a number of air loops (rapport in this case will be 22 loops). In the fifth air loop of the chain created, you need to knit a single crochet by repeating the specified algorithm until the end of this row.

Knit sc.

Now turn to the implementation of the second row. To do this, turn over knitting. The first element that will need to be done in the new row is one column without single crochet.

After that, collect four air loops, knitting in the third column (without nakida), which is in the previous knitted row of elements. Then the sequence of actions is as follows: two columns with one crochet are tied, then two air loops, again two crochets. Next, you need to create four air loops, and in the third loop of the previous row knit one column without single crochet. The result should be such arches.

Then everything is repeated in the same way until the element is completed. You will have such a knitted finish for your product - napkins, tablecloths or something similar.

And here is the binding under the scheme number 2.

In general, everything is quite simple, you only need to devote some time to the analysis of the scheme itself. Very little effort and the edges of clothing or any other knitted item will gain a beautiful decor with your help.

Tying the edge with a crochet, the scheme with the description of which we gave in the example, is a simple process to execute. Starting with the incarnation of more simple circuits, you will easily cope with even the most difficult ones in the future. Good luck!

Thank you knitter for her story and detailed description   the entire process of creating a binding. I think that this information will help beginner masters to take another step in mastering knitting skills. That's all, see you!

Faced with the need to design the edge of the product, a knitter can detect several problems: tying the edge or vice versa, it looks like a “skirt”;

It should be noted that such a task requires patience and compliance with several rules. This article contains a definition of what is crocheting the edge of a product, diagrams describing and general patterns.

How to handle knitwear edge

Of course, we are talking about the design of canvases connected by hand. Strapping is required to make the neck, open armholes, cuffs and bottom garments look decent.

The first row in such cases should always include only single crochets (STBN). The following proportions should be considered:

• The height of one row of the web, consisting of STBN, is equal to one STBN strapping.
• The height of the row, which is connected with double crochets (StN), is equal to two StBN strapping.

However, when processing fabrics consisting only of StN, one should be careful that the strapping does not turn out to be too wide and stretched. Sometimes alternation of two STBNs and one STBN (instead of knitting two STBNs in each loop) helps.

Strapping woven fabrics

Many craftswomen are attracted to such a scheme with a description of a simple openwork border suggested below. It is suitable for handling towels, napkins, tablecloths, pillows and other items:

How to work with the scheme

To arrange the corners, you will need an unusual crochet edge trim. Diagrams with a description of smooth ornaments, below, are suitable only for straight sections.

To or the lower edge of the shelf, you need an angular pattern. With a certain experience, the craftswoman can independently make a suitable pattern from the material that is at hand.

This may require strapping of the edge. Schemes with a description rarely include corner blades, but from the position you can draw as follows:

• Calculate piping so that the angle falls between the rapport or rapport center.
• Starting from the first row of strapping, triple the column on the corner. That is, from one STBN you need to knit three.
• As the decorative trim in height grows, it gives to the corner rapport the similarity with the other elements. The main thing is that they are equal in size.

There is another way how a crochet edge can be tied. Schemes describing only wide patterns can be performed by this method: trim strips are cut at an angle of 45 degrees and sewn. This method is suitable solely for the registration of right angles.

How to fix the harness

A crocheted edge trim is considered optimal. Schemes describing almost any pattern suitable for such work. The convenient factor here is that you do not need to calculate the length of the first row, therefore, the probability of error is lower.

Also, they often resort to sewing bound separately rims. This method takes more time, but the problem with the stretched or too loose canvas disappears. You can sew manually or on a sewing machine, the main thing is that the product looks neat.