In technology of knitting the hook with imitation of woven cloth has offered always some uniform samples and patterns, by means of thinning of threads through fillet grid in the vertical or horizontal direction.I suggest to experiment and connect bright original patterns with drawings in this equipment, and to connect samples in small children's plaid.
The basis for creation of cloth is classical fillet grid with alternation of column with nakidy and air loop, at the beginning of row carry out 3 air loops of rise. For plaid connect square motives from fillet grid of the desirable size.
Instead of threads for thinning long chains from the air loops connected by hook which will imitate stitches in cloth are used. It is possible to impose rather long chains from yarn of different flowers, to wind them in ball, and then to cut off the necessary size for drawing, having measured on sample.
For creation of pattern of woven cloth arrange from above chain square, having laid out from them the thought-up drawing and by that having measured necessary chain length.
Then fix the beginning of chain, having made it is a little stitch darning needle, and hide the ends of threads, having stretched them under columns.
Take hook of the big size, by means of it stretch chain through fillet grid of square in the directions of the chosen drawing. At drawing of chain regulate evenly its tension, holding already ready site.At the end, cut off the remained chain tip, tighten the last loop, and fix chain tip by means of needle. Pass through chain of one color in the beginning, then the second.
Draw by means of hook and the connected chain various geometrical figures and lines, combining colors to the taste. Send to the line directly, at an angle, on diagonal, on spiral, the more chaos and shifts, the result is more interesting.
Connect ready squares to the help of number of connecting columns in plaid and tie with border fromcockleshells: attach thread in corner, * make column without nakid, having receded 3 loops knit from the fourth 8 columns with two nakida, repeat from *, having tied with plaid around.
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