Crochet dresses, suits, skirts. We knit women's and children's items using the loin knitting technique, digest Crocheted skirts in loin knitting

This type of creativity is really similar to mesh knitting, because... the canvas consists of square cells: empty and filled. The alternation of these cells forms a variety of simple and complex fillet knitting patterns.

Is fillet crochet suitable for beginners?

More likely no than yes.

1. Firstly, the fillet fabric needs to be knitted tightly so that holes in the stitches and air loops do not spoil the overall picture of the pattern. So it’s worth taking a hook at least half a size smaller than what the manufacturer recommends for of this type yarn.
2. Secondly, there is a secret in crocheting double crochets. The hook must be inserted into the middle of the upper part of the double crochet of the previous row, and not under two half-loops, as usual.
3. Thirdly, you can't make mistakes. If you are not careful about the pattern, then you will have to bandage your mistakes. And this irritates many people. And you need to constantly count the cells. Those. attentiveness and accuracy come in second place after skill.

Despite the fact that fillet knitting patterns are built on only 2 elements, there are a huge number of variants of these patterns. If you decide to try yourself in this type of needlework, we recommend starting with small napkins or motifs. Fortunately, the Internet is replete with a variety of loin knitting patterns.

For those who have decided to immediately take on knitting a large item: a tablecloth or a dress, we will give some tips.

Be sure to knit a sample of at least 20*20 cm from the threads you have chosen.

Measure the length and width of the sample according to the loin knitting pattern. “Mock” ​​the sample at will:

• wash
• squeeze out
• straighten
• dry
• steam with an iron

Filet crochet, which threads and tools to choose

Experienced craftswomen recommend knitting tablecloths and napkins from cotton or linen. Natural yarn lasts longer, although it is more difficult to knit from it, this is a fact. Linen or cotton can be machine washed, bleached, it doesn't matter. But synthetics can be easily burned with an iron, and all the work is gone. It is better to take the thickness of the hook about 1 mm. Thicker there is a chance that the drawing will be rough. Although this recommendation applies to small and elegant things (lace, napkins, curtains, towel linen). Larger items can be knitted with thicker tools.

Filet knitting is very addictive, and if you fall in love with it, it will last for a long time. We have collected large selection from things and patterns of fillet crochet. We hope you enjoy this craft trend.

How to make increases and decreases in canvas

How to add empty cells to the right and left:

How to add full cells to the right and left:

Loin knitting, models from the Internet

• Two-color ensemble crocheted, consists of a top and a jacket with a zipper. Striped stripes on the knitting needles give this two-piece a sporty look.
• Sizes: 36/38 (40/42).
• You will need: 300 (400) g each of white and blue Carra yarn (97% cotton, 3% polyester, 125 m/50 g); straight and circular knitting needles No. 4; hook No. 3; white detachable zipper 45 (50) cm long.

This delicate blouse with raglan sleeves and a round neckline with a tie is made in ethnic style. The combination of beautiful patterns and square motifs makes it unique and original.

Crochet T-shirt with a cat

The T-shirt is knitted from linen Pekhorka, size No. 2. Author .

• Sizes: 36/38 (40/42) 44/46.
• To knit a jacket you will need:
• Yarn 1 (77% cotton, 15% cashmere, 8% polyamide; 175 m/50 g) – 400 (450) 450 g natural white;
  yarn 2 (40% polyamide, 30% viscose (from bamboo), 15% silk, 15% cashmere; 75 m/50 g) – 50 g each of blue-green and gray-brown;
  yarn 3 (100% polyamide; 150 m/50 g) – 50 g orange; hook No. 4; wool needle; 5 buttons orange color(size 18 mm).

Loin knitting, models from our website

Vest in fillet technique. The product required 4 skeins of Pekhorka Azhurnaya yarn (100% mercerized cotton, 80m/50g). Clover hook 1.25. Russian size - 44-46. The vest is knitted using the fillet technique. The back and shelves are in different patterns (diagrams

I knitted the tunic online, which is available here. Threads ANNA and SOSO hook No. 1.25. It took 410 grams of ANNA and 100 grams of SOSO. Thank you very much girls for being online. Work by Irina Kangash. Tunic knitting pattern: Legend for knitting

Veronica's work. The christening shirt was knitted for my son, because... I didn’t find anything interesting in the store, but I wanted it to be the most beautiful and comfortable, so I decided to make it myself. Shirt

Knitting a loin blouse in lime color

The blouse is knitted to order from Semenovskaya yarn “Tenderness”. The yarn contains 53% viscose and 47% cotton crochet number 1.7. Knitted with fillet mesh with added motifs. There is a drawstring at the neck. Schemes are attached. Taken from the Internet (thanks for

Work by Anna Butikova. Tunic “White Roses”, size 48-50, knitted from 100% mercerized cotton “White Lace” (Pechorka 50 g - 475 m, hooks from 0.5; 0.75; 1.0). The dress took 380 grams of thread. The dress turned out

Crochet loin tunic

I am glad to welcome needlewomen! Today I have new job- fillet tunic. First I knitted openwork square motifs along the bottom of the front, back and sleeves, and then the main pattern. Product details are rectangles. 3/4 sleeves,

Good afternoon everyone! I'm starting to prepare for hot summer days. And here is my first work of this season. I finished knitting a loin top just the other day and I’m in a hurry to show it to you. And maybe someone wants to repeat it

Openwork tunic Snow White

Good day everyone! I present to you my first work of 2017. Loin tunic “Snow White” (size 48, cotton 450 g, 212 m in 50 g, hook 1.5). My notes in the margins. Tunic knitted with raglan without seams, ¾ sleeves, length from

The dress for size 62 is made using the loin knitting technique from 100% mercerized Pelican cotton, a 1.5 mm crochet hook is used, the yarn consumption is 600 grams, the pattern patterns on the sleeves and on the corners of the dress are taken in fragments from the main pattern. Job

Crochet tunic

The tunic is made using the fillet knitting technique from 100% mercerized cotton "Maxi" in 100 grams 560 meters, hook thickness 1.25 mm, for size 42 yarn consumption 400 grams, tunic length 65 cm. Tunic knitting patterns:

Openwork blouse using fillet knitting technique. Author Tatyana Bespichanskaya. Knitted from thin mercerized long-staple 100% Dandy cotton from Kamtex, thread length 330 meters in 50 grams, used for knitting with a hook 1 mm thick, yarn consumption 250

Stylish blouse with loin knitting. Work by Irina Stilnik. Red color is always relevant, it symbolizes joy, beauty, love and fullness of life. Knitted from 100% mercerized cotton, 100 g/565 m, hook 1.5 (clover). Size 48, thread consumption 200g.

Pink tunic (boho pattern). Work by Elena Saenko. The tunic is made using the fillet knitting technique, COSO thread 500 g, hook 1.5. Size 46-48. Knit in circular rows from the neckline, raglan sleeves. 1) Cast on 318 loops, close in a ring, knit in the first row

Work by Irina Stilnik. A summer elegant blouse is crocheted for a bride, I used Turkish mercerized cotton, 100g/565m, crochet hook 1.5. Knitted without seams, in the round, seams along the cuff of the sleeve and on the shoulders. Size 50, yarn consumption 220 grams. Knitting pattern.

http://feminastyle.ru/blog/Domovodstvo/Rukodelnica/479654_Svetlo-zelenoe_plate.html

Size 46

You will need:
700g of Camellia yarn in primary color (100% cotton),
50 g of finishing color yarn for making a cord - “caterpillar”;
satin ribbon 0.5 cm wide;
buttons for finishing - 18 pcs.;
hooks No. 6 and No. 7.

The model is made using the fillet knitting technique. Complex ornamental patterns are separated from each other by strips of fillet mesh, which are subsequently decorated with cords of finishing yarn and satin ribbons. To begin, make a pattern of the product in life size, adjusting according to your measurements (see Figure 17). Start knitting from the waist, to do this, cast on a chain of air loops equal to the waist volume, close it in a ring and knit in a 10 cm circle with hook No. 6 in a pattern according to pattern 17, then 3 rows of fillet mesh (diagram 17 a), moving to hook No. 7 Continue working, knitting a butterfly on the back (diagram 17 b), and a yoke from various fillet patterns on the front (diagram 17 c). At a height of 23 cm from the waist, divide the knitting in half, marking the front and back. Finish knitting the pieces separately, forming the armhole and neckline according to the pattern. Use patterns 17 in and 17 d as a guide. Next, crochet a skirt with N9 7. Start with a pattern loin mesh(diagram 17 d), continue with a pattern of flowers (diagram 17 f). Make the next 3 rows with a fillet mesh (pattern 17 g), then knit the border according to pattern 17 z.
Attention! The formation of the silhouette of the product in accordance with the pattern is carried out during the transition from one ornament to another. The change in size is achieved by changing the intermediate strips of the fillet mesh. Therefore, before you start knitting the next ornament, you need to perform a knitting calculation by adding (subtracting) the required number of loops. Finish knitting strips of fillet mesh according to pattern 17zh, then 17d. Next, make the sleeves. First knit a fillet mesh (diagram 17 d) according to the volume of your hand, then add loops, knitting from 2 loops - 3. Continue working with a fillet pattern with a flower, taking the pattern 17 d as a basis, forming a circle according to the pattern. Connect the shoulder seams. Sew the sleeves into the armholes, placing the edging to give them a “lantern” silhouette. Tie the bottom of the dress and sleeves with 3 rows of sc, then sc with a picot. Now start decorating. Complete the “grapevine” composition: tie the leaves according to pattern 17 and connect them in 3s, forming a trefoil; make branches from a cord - “caterpillar”, lay out bunches of grapes from buttons. Tie the cords - “caterpillar” with finishing threads. Pull the tied cords and ribbons into the cells of the fillet mesh strips in a certain rhythm, forming an additional ornament.

Good afternoon - today I am uploading an article in which I will show in detail and tell you what beauty you can make with your own hands using fillet crochet. Especially FOR BEGINNERS I'll show you in pictures rules and techniques of knitting additional squares needed for figured knitting of fillet napkins and blouses. That is, this article will not only LOTS OF DIAGRAMS... but also clear lessons with descriptions and photo ideas for your creativity. And all this is free.

These are the questions I combined it into one article.

• Examples use of fillet knitting in room decor (napkins, tablecloths, curtains, curtains, borders, pillows).
• Examples of using fillet knitting in creating T-shirts, tunics, skirts, jackets and shirts(I'm even on specific example I’ll show you exactly how to create a fillet piece for a T-shirt or shirt without a pattern).
• RECTANGULAR Schemes fillet knitting (where you don’t need to be able to add and subtract edge cells). I will give small diagrams for beginners (to practice the fillet technique) and large diagrams for creating fillet pictures.
• FIGURE Lessons fillet knitting for beginners(I’ll show you how to decrease and add squares to get curly contours of a napkin or tablecloth).
• A few descriptions of how to use SMALL loin knitting in creating large tablecloth for table.
• Lots of schemes figured napkins with fillet patterns - and for the NEW YEAR.... and HEART patterns for Valentine's Day... and fillet paintings for the kitchen in the form of a cup of coffee. So, let's get started....))

Crochet FILLET PATTERNS for interior decoration.
(napkins, tablecloths, curtains, paintings, pillows)

Most beautiful patterns crocheted on napkins made using the fillet mesh technique. It is thanks to fillet knitting that roses, poppies and oak leaves with acorns can bloom on napkins.

You can make it on fillet napkins fabric inserts. Like, for example, in the bottom photo, where we see textile squares in the center of rectangular villian knitting segments.

A fillet napkin or tablecloth looks beautiful against the backdrop of bright textiles in rich shades. As in the photo below.

Using the fillet knitting technique, you can knit a border for a tablecloth... and even an edging terry towel(first photo below). Decorative openwork curtains in the kitchen can be made in the form of a sirloin pattern. Curtains can be made in the form of a patterned fillet mesh. The curtain fabric is starched and holds its shape and pattern well.

Fillet knitting can serve as a mat for photographs or paintings. Fillet paintings can also appear on your pillows... roses, ships, birds, cats and whatever your heart desires.

You can make a set of fillet napkins for breakfast - on a tray, napkins as coasters for hot mugs.

You can use fillet mesh elements to make a curtain for a window... or a curtain for a doorway.

BUT LOINT KNITTING is not only about napkins and pillows...

Having mastered the technique of this quick knitting, you will be able to create fashionable unique wardrobe items for yourself.

Possible using fillet knitting technique knit a T-shirt – it's simple.

You need to get a pattern. To do this, you need to take your regular T-shirt. Place it on a piece of wallpaper and trace it with a pencil (fold it in half vertically) so that the right silhouette of the T-shirt coincides with the left. If there is no mirror match, then cut off one side of the T-shirt pattern(Whichever looks better, left or right, leave that one). And then from this silhouette, fold a whole pattern - tracing it 2 times (usually and mirrored) on a new piece of wallpaper. And get a one-piece T-shirt pattern.

What else is needed start knitting - from bottom to top. Select the number of squares of the fillet pattern so that the length of the row coincides with the bottom of the T-shirt pattern. And then knit a fillet pattern - repeating the outlines of the pattern - then adding squares in a row... then subtracting them (when you reach the waist, or the armhole line).

Or you can save an old blouse with a stain. Cut the sleeves off the shirt... rip them open (and you get ready-made pattern future sleeve for fillet knitting). And in the same way, cut off the shirt flaps (front halves) - and you will get a front pattern. And then knit the fillet fabric - either decreasing or adding the number of cells in a row– so that the contours of your knitting fabric followed the contours of the silhouette of your shirt detail (back or front front).

GENERAL PRINCIPLE

for fillet knitting RECTANGULAR pattern.

(curly patterns will be discussed below).

All these beautiful loin items are knitted according to the same principle. Empty cell + filled cell alternate - and a mosaic pattern is obtained.

For one empty cell– knit 1 double crochet and 2 double crochets.

For a filled cell– knit 3 double crochets

Start each row with 4 lifting air loops (instead of the first column of the new row).

Finish each row one double crochet into the chain stitches of the previous row.

HOW TO START THE FIRST ROW OF LOINT KNITTING.

THE SIMPLE FILLET PATTERNS

FOR BEGINNERS.

If you have never created a fillet pattern, then to gain courage it is better to start with small schemes. With straight square or rectangular knitting fabric. Take and knit a mini napkin. For example, knit a white house like this... and sew it on black fabric... it will become the background. And all this can be placed under a frame and hung on the wall like a small picture - or decorated with it gift wrapping. Get New Year's gift with such packaging decor it’s very nice...

BUT SUCH A NAPKIN WILL LOOK BEAUTIFUL WITH WHITE THREADS ON THE BACKGROUND OF COFFEE FABRIC. They also tied it up - they put the fabric behind it and put it in a frame on the kitchen wall...

You can make a whole series of such pictures for the kitchen... I found cross stitch patterns... If you remove the black fillings of the mugs from the patterns... and leave empty cells instead.
Then we will get beautiful contours of coffee utensils that can be knitted using the fillet technique. (As you understand, two-color embroidery patterns are SUITABLE AS LOINT KNITTING PATTERNS).

The subject of your pictures can be anything. – and you can use them later. For example, if you simply insert a stitch in the center of a white piece of fabric, you will get a tablecloth with a fillet insert in the middle.

And small elements of fillet knitting can then be used to create patchwork tablecloth to the kitchen. Or sew a loin piece of knitting to your sofa cushion.

As you can see...even small ones trial patterns By small schemes can get long life in your interior.

Therefore, practice on small patterns and develop your hand and patience for large feats of fillet knitting.

And if you have chosen a round napkin shape for knitting - then you need to know how to decrease and increase the number of cells along the edges of the row ( so that the canvas is rounded). I will talk about this in detail in this same article - just below.

And then, when you get the hang of it and realize that the fillet mesh fabric is created very quickly(grows before your eyes) you will want to knit something larger. And for this I found these beautiful diagrams for soothing fillet knitting. With a theme that everyone likes. What could be more peaceful than a cat on the window?

It’s really great to knit such a picture yourself and place it in a frame, placing a bright contrasting fabric of a matte, non-shiny color under the reverse side.

Straight pattern of fillet napkin with roses.

Here, especially for flower lovers, I give a DIRECT diagram of a fillet napkin. Here you don’t need to add cells along the edges - just take them in a straight line, alternating empty and filled cells.

You can also TIE a straight napkin with LACE - any openwork pattern crochet Here is an example of such a napkin with a lace border in the photo below.

How to EDGE
square fillet napkins.
Border patterns.

The knitted fillet napkin has a sloppy appearance at the edges. Therefore, it must be bordered - crocheted around the perimeter - that is, on all sides of the rectangle.

Where can I get diagrams for such a BINDING BORDER?

It's very simple. Look on the Internet for diagrams of square napkins - and in them, select rows along the edge of the napkin. That is, as if you mentally erase the filling of the napkin - and leave only the edge rows of the diagram.

Below I found square napkins - I erased the inside of them and I was left with diagrams of only the edge parts of the napkin. These pieces can be used as ready-made patterns for tying your square fillet flaps.

The angle of such a harness maybe with a hole-arch made of air loops or filled with a fan of columns.

In the diagram below there is an arch of three air balloons in the first row at the corner. And in the second row, columns are knitted into this arch.

You can do it like this... you decide for yourself how best to turn the corner

You can make a lush border - in a hole from the arches of air loops

You can take a more complex pattern of square corner trim - from any square napkin pattern.

Here's a square napkin - ANY ROW OF IT - can become a pattern for your border. Cut it out - trace it with a felt-tip pen so as not to get lost and work. Or find any other square pattern.

HOW TO ROUND CORRECTLY

loin knitted fabric
(rules for decreasing and adding cells in a row).

And now it's time to figure it out how to crochet FIGURE shapes from fillet mesh. That is, I will tell you in detail how to add cells in the rows... and how to subtract them.

After all, to create a curly(for example, oval) napkins are needed constantly then add cells in a row - along the edges, so that the canvas expands into a circle... then reduce the cells, so that the canvas narrows to the top of the circle.

How to add ONE EMPTY CELL – with right edge knitting.

How to add TWO EMPTY CELLS - with right edge knitting.

How to add an EMPTY CELL - with left edge knitting.

How to add ANOTHER empty cell next to the empty one added.

How to add a FILLED square FROM THE EDGE in a new row to the RIGHT.

How to add a FILLED square FROM THE EDGE in a new row on the LEFT.

and if in next row If you need to add another full edge cell, then the principle is the same.

HOW TO REMOVE a cell from the edge (when the number of cells in a row decreases)

FIGURED CELLS (in the shape of the letter M).
Sometimes in fillet diagrams there are figured cells... they are drawn on the diagram in the form of a figure similar to the letter M...
They knit like this.

The diagram below, in the central part, contains these very M-shaped elements of the fillet pattern. That is, these are elements that violate the even squares of the grid. To set another background color.

And in this pattern with violins– also in the central part there is this pattern in the form of the letter M... By the way, the diagram below, with violins, is HALF of the pattern – on the left the pattern is mirrored. That is, it is entirely SQUARE - and it turns out that 4 violins meet in the center of the square with their pegs.

And now - when you have seen and understood the whole principle of decreasing and adding cells in a fillet pattern (both empty and filled) - you can knit oval fillet napkins... and round ones... and in the shape of a heart (and even in the shape of a teapot).

And now I’m posting you new FIGURED patterns with fillet meshes.

Patterns for napkins with a crochet fillet pattern.

DIAGRAMS for fillet napkins with UNEVEN edges.

I am posting here diagrams with roses. Since roses are the most popular theme of patterns that you want to knit on a napkin or tablecloth.

The uneven edge of the napkins is obtained by adding and subtracting squares along the edges of the knitting. Exactly as I showed in the pictures just above in this article.

Scheme RIGHT oval napkin.

Such an even oval napkin can then be tied IN A CIRCLE with any openwork knitting crochet This needs to be done so that its edges do not look so lonely - and the napkin has a finished look. You can even make a simple binding - with double crochets - so that the edge has a tight border.

The diagram of the fillet set is made from an oval and round napkin.

Here in this loin grid pattern there is an interesting point. If you look, you will see that the roses are darker in the diagram. That is, the scheme consists of TWO TYPES of filling the cells with columns.... Just filled in squares (three double crochets)… and volume-filled cells(column + two crossed columns + column).

This way we get a VOLUMEROUS rose, which stands out in relief on the canvas of our fillet napkin.

Crochet fillet patterns

for Valentine's Day.

For Valentine's Day you can do fillet patterns in the shape of a heart. It can be placed in a frame against a background of bright fabric. Or sew it to a pillow. Or process the edges of such a fillet heart with a crochet lace crochet to make napkin on the table. These knitted valentine napkins can be given to friends. This is a gift that is easy and quick to crochet with your own hands.

NEW YEAR'S IDEAS for fillet knitting.

Here's a sirloin New Year's scheme can be depicted on a pillow. It looks beautiful when knitting is made of white threads, and pillow background bright blue, or festive red.

Can be knitted small New Year crochet paintings. It’s good to stretch this New Year’s fillet net over a wooden frame and hang it on a door or window.

And here is a long loin pattern - from it you can knit loin curtains and hang them on the window during the Christmas season.

Also on New Year You can crochet this square napkin with angels. Or this pattern can decorate a pillow.

Can be given as a gift knit an icon using the fillet technique. Place a golden background on the back and stretch it onto the plywood and insert it into the frame. And give it for Christmas - a kind and bright gift for Christmas.

Now let's talk about LONG loin crochet patterns.

LOINT BORDER - diagrams of beautiful patterns.

Long fillet patterns can be used as an elegant openwork flounce border.

It can decorate CURTAINS... it can be sewn on along the edge of the tablecloth...it's possible hang on the window as an independent decoration... you can even use it peel off the towel.

Here are some more small examples of border patterns.

HERE ARE APPROXIMATE DIAGRAMS for this use of fillet knitting.

Here are a couple of small patterns

But the pattern is wider.

And of course the pattern fillet mesh with roses - Crochet very quickly (because it is not so wide).

But the pattern of the fillet mesh is in the form of a border with butterflies.

Here's an example corner pattern– it is suitable for a tablecloth – where you need a border around the entire perimeter, including the corners. This fillet pattern is also good because it knits quickly due to the small number of cells in a row.

LOINT KNITTING inside the tablecloth.

Or this long pattern can be used as insert into the body of the tablecloth on the festive table.

As you can see, everything is simple here - we take any long pattern - We measure the size of the table and the size of the future tablecloth. We buy fabric - calculate WHAT SQUARE of the tablecloth we will leave in the center - and what width of the fillet pattern we want... And we work.

We knit a pattern and We constantly apply it to the central square of the tablecloth– so as not to get carried away and not to bandage it too much. Here it is important to think about exactly how the pattern will be ROTATED ON A CORNER = you need to come up with a corner combination of patterns coming from both sides. Can first knit without corners- just long drawings of all 4 sides of the tablecloth - and then think about what pattern to connect them together (draw a knitting of a corner square and knit it).

And by the way It is not necessary to use a pattern with a STRAIGHT, Smooth EDGE for the inner insert into the tablecloth...
You can also fit a figured jagged strip perfectly inside the tablecloth. For example, like in the photo below.

Curtains using the fillet mesh technique.

Repeating border patterns can be used to knit CURTAINS and CURTAINS.
Any napkin pattern can be modified to fit a curtain pattern.

Patterns for curtains with birds you can use different...

That is, it is not necessary look for ready-made patterns for curtains - you can take an element from a napkin pattern as a basis and apply it to the curtains.

These are the ideas I have collected fillet knitting for you today in this article.
Now it's up to you. Show what your patience and hard work can do.
Fillet stitch knits up very quickly.

You will like the SPEED, from which finished products appear in your hands.

Work with pleasure. Let everything work out.

Olga Klishevskaya, especially for the site