Crochet Composition - Tutorial 73
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In this lesson with the video we will knit a beautiful Irish lace in a rectangular composition. Such a rectangular strip of Irish lace we will later use for crocheting beautiful women's clothing in the Irish style.
- Description of Irish Lace.
- Crochet Composition Video.
- Crochet Composition Pattern.
- Crochet Blouse Video.
Description of Irish Lace
When crocheting the elements for this lace we will use:
- For the sample of the flower and the elements, yarn of angoric sectional dyeing was used: 10% mohair, 10% wool, 80% acrylic, an area of 550 meters in 100 grams.
Hook 2 mm or 2.5 mm.
Beads - For the mesh, yarn of Angora was used: 60% acrylic, 40% mohair, a footage of 500 meters in 100 grams. Hook 2 mm or 2.5 mm.
Before you start creating this fabric, you need to tie the elements of Irish lace.
Elements of Irish lace look in the video below:
Crochet round element
In the video, see how to knit a berry hook, which will be one of the elements of this Irish lace:
Flower for Lace
Flower crochet with small petals for lace
When crocheting such a flower, patent bars are used.
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Beautiful elements of Irish lace
For this video, link the beautiful elements for our lace:
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Irish Lace Video
In this video the master will tell and show how to connect all the elements that you previously tied in Irish lace in a rectangular strip of cloth.
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Irish Lace Schemes
Detailed scheme and algorithm of crocheting.
In this part you will find step by step picures
Elements of the Irish lace pattern:
Layout of related elements in Irish lace:
The composition with chaotic mesh:
The ready composition:
Crochet Blouse Video
Crochet blouses based on this composition of Irish lace:
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