It's very easy to tie a fishnet jacket with a crochet.Scheme and description - that's all you need to work. This beautiful and truly feminine wardrobe object is combined with many things and will become a good alternative to the habitual jackets and turtlenecks. Depending on the model, the jacket can be either with sleeves or without them. In many ways, the design of the model depends only on the imagination of the fashionista.
Knitted lace jacket is combined with both jeans,and with a skirt. There are several ways to link it, but whatever it is you choose - the finished model will amaze with beauty and grace. All that is required is attentiveness and a little patience. Below are detailed diagrams and descriptions for models.
Crochet red crocheted jacket: pattern and description
One of the easiest ways to link a complex andlaborious thing - to use motives. It's much easier and faster than knitting with a single canvas. The fact is that with time the scheme is remembered and much less time and effort is required to fulfill one motive. Many openwork hook schemes consist of several basic elements, so, having mastered one, you can confidently move on to the next one. One of the most beautiful models is a red jacket made of square motifs.
Description of motive
The model will require 60 motifs - 30 for eachpass and back with sleeves. Such a summer jacket can be tied in a few evenings. The basis of the motive - as always, a ring of air loops. In this case there are six of them. The next row is 11 half-columns. The role of the 12th half-loop will be played by the lifting loop. That is, from each loop, two half-columns are loosened. The next row consists of 11 pairs of columns with a crochet, which are tied from one semicolumn, plus one column with a crochet and lifting loops. That is, there is a circular increase in the number of loops in a row. In the next row, we form the triangular parts of the motif, tying out 7 elements of 3 columns with mantles, connected by one vertex, plus two columns with a crochet and lifting loops. There are 7 air loops between these elements. The next row is 10 semi-columns in each arch of the previous row. The sixth series requires special attention.
It begins to loom and formsquare shape of the motive. The report consists of the corner part and the part that will become the side of the square. So, we start from the side. From the five half-columns of the previous row, three stitches with crochets, three loops, and again 3 sticks out of the same loop. Then there are 4 loops for the transition to the removal of the corner part. Again from the fifth half-column - three columns with nakidami, 9 air loops, three columns with nakidami from the same loops polustolbikov. And so it repeats three more times. The seventh row also consists of reports for the angular and lateral parts. So, for a lateral part a number of elements is bound, as indicated on the motive scheme. These are simple elements and they will be mastered by any needlewoman. The angular part is also knitted according to the scheme. Here the technique is a little more complicated, and a new element appears - three columns with a crochet with a common top for them all. This series is based on an arch of 9 air loops of the previous series. Almost all openwork patterns crocheted with arches of air loops in one form or another. This motive is not an exception.
Assembly Features
This model is not only fullmotives, but also from the corner element shown in the diagram. Such a summer jacket can be collected both while working with a hook, and with the help of a thread, when all 60 motifs are already connected. Of course, the model for which only the hook is used is more reliable and neater.
In addition, related motives will not dissolve and will not disconnect. To collect a knitted fishnet jacket is most convenient for a ready-made pattern.
Shrinkage and features of motives
Most of the motives have the property of being twisted,so they are recommended to be evaporated before connecting with each other. After steaming, you can either put them under the press, or stretch on the needles. From this, an open-work hook with a crochet, the outline and description of which is presented above, it will be better to sit at the toe.
An important point - the shrinkage of the canvas.She is exposed to natural threads. In order not to be mistaken with the number and size of the motifs, a test element is knit, and then it stretches and is dried. Preliminary measurements are made on the number of loops and the size of the element. The degree of shrinkage is determined by how much the element has changed its size.
Variants of connection motives
Motives can be combined in several ways.One of the most common among beginner needlewomen is simple stitching. This method has a significant drawback - the threads will wear out with time, and the product begins to literally crack at the seams.
This is especially noticeable whenconnections of elements from a thick thread are used a regular bobbin thread. Another way is to connect using an irregular grid. This is a little more complicated and not always suitable. This is how motifs of Irish lace are combined, as well as motifs in weightless and completely openwork products. Finally, the third option - the connection in the process of working on the arches of the air loops.
Short openwork jacket - a classic for all times
Depending on the length and material from whichthe model is made, it will look completely different. A sleeveless jacket, for example, fits shorts and jeans. The crocheted openwork jacket, the scheme and description of which completely coincides with the description of the grandmother’s square motive, is made of a thick thread and will well replace the usual windbreaker in the cool season.
It is warm, soft and cozy.The principle of knitting is in many ways similar to knitting with needles - here, first, knitted individual parts, and then joined together. Even a beginning needlewoman can easily tie such an openwork crocheted jacket. The scheme and description for it are not required, since the "grandmother's square" is an alternation of rows consisting of columns with a nakida and arches of air loops.
