CROCHET FOR BEGINNERS: Step-by-Step Guide to Learn Crocheting with Tips and Tricks to Get Started in the Best Way Possible-Patterns and Unique Projects for Your Daily Practices by Audrey Lee Hook

Author:Audrey Lee Hook [Lee Hook, Audrey]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-03-07T17:00:00+00:00

Mesh and Trellis Work

Mesh and trellis techniques produce lace patterns which can be used for numerous items.

Basic Mesh Technique

Proceed as follows:

Prepare your base chain with an odd number of stitches. For example, 11 stitches.

Next, work a row of 10 single chain stitches and make 3 chain stitches at the end and turn.

Now skip the first stitch and work into the next stitch creating a slip stitch.

Next, make 3 chain stitches, skip next stitch, make a stitch and after that make a slip stitch.

Repeat these steps as you work across the row, remember to turn after every row, and you’ll end up with a lovely mesh pattern.

Basic Trellis Technique

The chain spaces in the trellis-work are larger and form arches giving it a more attractive look.

Try the following steps:

Make a foundation chain. Your stitches should be in multiples of 4 plus an additional 2 stitches.

Row one: Work on the single-chain into six chain stitch from your hook. *Still in row 1, make 5 chain stitches, skip three chain stitches, work one your single crochet to the following chain.* Repeat this from * till the end of the chain.

Row two: *Make 5 chain stitches, then work 1 single chain into the next 5 chain space. Repeat again from * until the end of your row.

You can repeat the second row as many times as you need to until you are complete, then fasten off.

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