A response to avid knitters who recognize knitting needles asthe only possible tool, were crocheted socks. Their scheme is rather rare, verbal variants of descriptions become more widespread.
Hook allows you to create a relatively stiff and dense fabric, which increases the service life of the product and gives it a more precise shape.
Traditionally, wool is used for socks aspure, and in combination with cotton, acrylic or polyamide. To increase the density of the areas that are most quickly wiped (heel and fingers), the nylon thread is mixed with the main yarn.
Despite the apparent similarity of acrylic yarn withwoolen, do not choose a synthetic material, since it will not heat at all. Yarn of medium thickness is best suited for making sock crochet. The pattern of any pattern is usually designed for a thread of about 400 m / 100 grams. You can, of course, choose a much thicker yarn (200-300 m / 100 grams), but then you will only need columns without a crochet (STBN) or with a crochet (STN).
It should be noted that this product can performboth beginners and experienced masters. However, from one and the other, you will need extraordinary stubbornness and perseverance, since there is no single recipe for knitting socks.
The difficulty is that even ifgive a description on which you can tie a sock crochet, the scheme is often designed for a thread of a specific thickness. If the master plans to use other material, she will have to adjust and adjust the instruction.
It is best to work from the very beginning, taking the algorithm as recommendations. Sometimes the resulting impromptu pleasantly surprises even the knitter herself.
When knitting a sock, you should perform 9 air loops. Then work, observing the following sequence:
Trying a detail on the leg, or applying to the pattern, you can determine when it's time to stop adding.
The section of the sock from the last addition tolifting the legs are knitted evenly, in circular rows. In the case when the sock is multi-colored, as in the picture, the circular rows should begin and end on the sole of the product.
After the front of the sock is ready, you needcount the bars and divide their number by two. Next, you need to knit with straight poisons only the bottom half of the sock (to a height of 3-5 cm, depending on the size of the foot).
The next stage will involve the most complexpart, heel. It is required to connect the narrowed and then expanding fabric first, to get the correct shape of the sock crochet. The diagram of this part is proposed below.
The number of columns and rows is arbitrary, eachshe will be her own master. Some bars in the figure are indicated by colored markers. This is done in order to make it clear where the part should be connected.
The first part of the heel (tapering) is knitted with a flat cloth. In the process of making the second one, you need to attach the cloth to the first part with connecting posts.
When the heel is ready, there is very little: to tie the pagolonok. Its height can be quite any, from a few centimeters to the knee. By this principle, women, children's and men's socks are crocheted. Schemes will be exactly the same, though due to the difference in size, the number of columns will be strikingly different.
If a craftswoman wishes to decorate her creation, it is the most convenient thing to place a pattern on this part. There are no additions and abbreviations and you can make a fuss.
However, it is not uncommon for a sock to be made almost entirely openwork. Only the heel and toes remain dense.
Short crocheted slippers are a simplified version of socks. The algorithm for creating them is quite simple:
At the last stage the product can be decorated with a pompon or flower.
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