A napkin in the shape of a sunflower definitely lifts your mood due to its brightness. This napkin will definitely find a place in your home interior decor, as it radiates warmth, sun and comfort. The diagram and description of a simple and bright sunflower napkin using a regular hook is presented in this master class, which will undoubtedly interest needlewomen. Well, let’s get inspired, be patient and get to work.
How to properly crochet a Sunflower napkin: diagram and description
To work, you need to prepare the following tools and materials:
- Yarn of two colors;
- Hook No. 0.95.
Pay attention to the crocheting pattern for a napkin presented below.
It should be remembered that at the beginning of each row it is necessary to knit three lifting loops, which we replace with a single crochet stitch.
We knit the first row like this: eight chain stitches must be closed into a ring. In the center of the ring you need to knit 20 single crochets.
Second row: we knit a double crochet into each base loop, separated by one chain stitch.
Third row: again we knit a double crochet stitch into each base loop.
Fourth row: now in each base loop you need to knit two double crochets, which are separated by two chain loops.
Fifth row: We knit two double crochet stitches into each arch of two air loops.
The sixth row is knitted similarly to the fifth, only two more air loops are added.
The seventh row consists of five rows and three chain loops, the eighth - of five rows and four chain loops, the ninth - the same five rows and five chain loops, the tenth row - five rows and six chain loops.
The result of the work done is the workpiece shown in the photo. We cut the thread, fix it, and hide the tail in the knitting.
It's time to start knitting the yellow part. Secure the yellow thread with a connecting loop and continue knitting in circular rows.
The first yellow row is knitted like this: in the arch of the last black row of two chain stitches we knit two double crochets, two chain stitches, two single crochets, five chain loops and nine double crochets into the arch of the previous row of two chain loops, five air loops. Further, the described actions must be stood in a circle.
Second yellow row: we knit two double crochets into the arch of the previous row, then two chain stitches, two single crochets, four chain stitches, nine double crochets and a chain loop into each loop of the base of the fan from double crochets of the previous row , four air loops. The described steps should be repeated in a circle.
Third yellow row: we start the row like the previous ones: we knit two double crochets, two chain stitches, two single crochets, four chain loops, eight arches of four chain loops into each top of the columns of the previous row, four chain loops. These steps should be repeated in a circle.
Fourth yellow row: all previous steps should be repeated, but the number of arches of four air loops will be reduced to seven.
In the fifth row the number of arches will be reduced to six.
In the sixth row the beginning of the row will change. We knit two single crochet stitches, two chain stitches, two single crochet stitches, two chain stitches, two single crochet stitches, four chain stitches, then we knit arches, while reducing their number to five.
We knit from the seventh to the eleventh row to make petals. To do this, in the outer arch of the previous row we knit two single crochets, two chain stitches, two single crochets, four chain stitches, four arches, four chain crochets, two single crochets, two chain stitches, two single crochets. . The knitting needs to be turned. Again we knit two double crochets, two chain stitches, two single crochets, four chain crochets, three arches, four chain crochets, two single crochets, two chain stitches, two single crochets. Turn the knitting.
Next are two single crochets, two chain stitches, two single crochets, three chain crochets, two arches, three chain crochets, two single crochets, two chain stitches, two single crochets. Turn the knitting again.
Again, two single crochets, two chain stitches, two single crochets, two chain stitches, the last arch, two chain crochets, two single crochets, two chain stitches, two single crochets. Turn the knitting.
All that remains is to fix and break the thread.
The finished napkin must be steamed and, if there is time, starched. We get this beauty.
Our master class ends with a detailed video of knitting a “Sunflower” napkin. Enjoy watching and good luck in your creativity!
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Beautiful knitted potholders create a cozy atmosphere in the kitchen and help in work. Related crochet potholder sunflower with a lush yellow trim and a dark central part, it is very similar to a real sunflower flower.
To knit potholders, it is better to use medium-thick yarn and hook No. 3; use thin threads in two folds. When knitting the central part, you can connect a thin black and dark brown thread, and for knitting the petals, connect yellow in the first row with a cream-colored thread, then with yellow and in the final two rows with orange. Tie the last row of petals with green or brown yarn. This color combination will make the flower colorful.
To start knitting, cast on 5 chain stitches, close them in a connection ring. Art. To start the first row, make 3 chain stitches. lift + 4 air.p. Next, from the initial ring, knit 5 treble s/n with one vertex. To do this, make a yarn over the hook, * insert the hook into the central ring, grabbing the working thread, pull out the loop. Grab the working thread again and knit a new loop and yarn over from the hook. Without finishing knitting the first stitch, to knit the second, yarn over the hook, repeat from *. When 5 unknitted columns are formed on the hook, grab the working thread and knit them together, throwing all the loops off the hook, a “bump” with a sharp top is formed. Next, knit according to the pattern 4 chain stitches.
In the first row, knit 4 “bumps” from 5 tbsp in a circle. s/n, after 4 air.p. and 1 cone from 4 tbsp. s/n, finally make a connection. Art. into the 3rd lifting loop.
To start knitting the second row, also cast on 3 chain stitches, knit “bumps” from 5 sts. s/n, after 4 air stitches, making 2 “bumps” from one arch. For the first stitch, yarn over the hook, *insert the hook behind the arch, grabbing the working thread, pull out a loop, grab the working thread again and knit a new loop and yarn over from the hook.
Yarn over to knit the second stitch, repeat steps from *.
When there are 5 unknitted stitches on the hook, knit them together.
Knit “bumps” through 4 chain stitches. At the end of the row, make a joint st. in the 3rd point of the rise. There will be 10 “bumps” in total in the row.
In the third row, the number of “bumps” will double again; also make 2 “bumps” from one arch, but after 3 air stitches.
In the 4th row from each arch, knit one cone of 5 treble stitches with one vertex, after 4 chain stitches. Having completed the series of connections. Art. in the last lifting loop, cut the thread and secure the tip.
Attach a yellow thread to the center of any sunflower arch. Dial 7 air.p. and close the chain into an arch by performing st. b/n in the center there is a trace of the arch of the previous row. Having tied the center of the flower with arches in a circle, then knit circular rows of st. s/n.
Do 2 air reps. rise, knit *3 tbsp. s/n along the arch at its top from one loop, knit 3 tbsp. s/n, then 3 tbsp. s/n*, knit on the next arches, repeating from* to*.
A positive sunflower in a pot will decorate any room and make every day radiant! This is an excellent holiday souvenir or just a sign of attention to loved ones, which they will certainly appreciate. Agree, such a present is not only original, but also very attractive!
crochet process is not long and not labor-intensive. Every craftswoman can crochet a sunflower, even if this is her first experience with crochet.
Prepare for knitting:
thin hook (1.6 mm);
dense threads (due to this technique the petals and leaves will keep their shape) in green, yellow, brown and black colors;
white thread as an addition to the black eyes.
For fastening and finishing:
a straight pencil or any tube (from a ballpoint pen, for example) as a barrel;
small flower pot;
padding polyester;
alabaster.
Each petal consists of 10 rows of single crochets (dc/dc). Knitting them is quite difficult, because the thread is thicker than the hook. But this is a mandatory condition, otherwise all the parts will simply sag. In addition, after knitting 2-3 petals you will “get involved” and things will go faster.
Cast on 6 chain stitches (c) and knit 4 rows of dc. n.
From the 5th, add 1 stitch along the edges of the petal (knit two from one) 4 rows in a row.
After this (already in the final row) you knit 3 double crochets from one point in the center of the row: 1st - with one, 2nd - with two and 3rd again with one. This will help sharpen the top of our petal.
At the end, tie it all along the contour of the st./b. n.
Now the petal has become smooth and denser.
In total you need to create 12 similar instances.
At the end, tie and cut the threads on each, and hide their edges in the work.
We will arrange all these petals in two rows: inner and outer.
But first we need to knit two central circles that will hold the petals and become the center of our flower.
To the finished circle, first sew 4 yellow parts, and then the remaining 8 (placing them under the first four).
Now sew a second brown circle to this flower and leave a small unsewn slit at the bottom.
Fill the center with padding polyester through it, which will make the center of the sunflower voluminous.
Next, draw eyes and a smile with chalk.
Embroider this cheerful face with black thread, making small white inserts on the eyes.
According to the height of the trunk, adjust the number of air loops that will serve to create its landscaping. From this chain, knit a single piece of double stitch fabric. n of 10 rows.
The edges of this strip should be tied or sewn together to form a tube.
Now also knit green leaves from this yarn. Dial 20 v. p, knit 20 rows of dc. n and start reducing their number.
To do this, close the last 3 columns on each edge with one loop, making a common top. After the 4th row we will only have 3 loops left.
Then go back to the bottom edge of the leaf and start lengthening it. This time, you need to close the outer threes not in every row, but after 1. The last row should not end with three loops, and in general, should not be sharp.
Teacher at MBDOU No. 128 in Murmansk
The master class is designed for school-age children, educators and additional education teachers.
Target: creating a potholder for role-playing games for children (for example, “Let’s cook dinner”) or as a gift for your family and friends.
Tasks:
1. Cultivate interest in arts and crafts.
2. To develop practical work skills in children.
3. Cultivate perseverance and accuracy.
4. Develop creative imagination, activity, and train arm muscles.
5. Instill good taste.
Progress:
Golden sunflower,
Petals are rays.
He is the son of the sun
And a cheerful cloud.
There are many legends among the people about the supernatural power of the sunflower. It is said to have the ability to exorcise evil spirits. So let this sunflower, made with your own hands, protect our home from troubles and bring happiness and good luck in all matters.
Required material:
Brown threads
Yellow threads
The head of the hook should be 1.5-2 times thicker than the threads. For example, wool yarn - hook No. 4-5.
Knitting a circle.
1. Crochet in the round starting from the center ring. Knit a chain of 6 chain stitches.
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2. Close the chain into a ring, i.e. insert the hook into the first loop, grab the thread and pull it through the loops on the hook.
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3. We will knit the first circular row of 12 single crochets (st. b/n).
We insert the hook into the center of the ring, grab the thread, pull out the loop, grab the thread again and knit two loops on the hook. We knit another 11 sts. b/n similar.
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4. In the second row we need to evenly add 12 tbsp. b/n., so we will knit 2 tbsp in each loop.
In the 3rd row again we need to evenly add 12 tbsp.
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5. Subsequent rows are knitted similarly. The circle is ready.
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We knit sunflower petals.
1. Using yellow threads from the circle, we knit a chain of 16 chain stitches.
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2. Connect the chain into a ring.
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3. Tie the chain with double crochets.
Sequence of doing double crochets:
A) Yarn over.
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B) Insert the hook into the chain of air loops, hook the thread, and pull it through the loop. On our hook: a new loop, yarn over, main loop.
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B) Now hook the thread and pull it through the first two loops. There are two loops left on the hook.
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D) Again, hook the thread and pull it through two loops again. The double crochet is ready.
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4. We tie the entire chain with double crochets. The petal is ready.
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5. Similarly, we knit the remaining petals around the circle.
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6. The potholder is ready.
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Our work in play areas.
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I am a golden sunflower!
The children all know me.
