Crochet openwork bactus

Lily, December 6, 2023 0 6 min read 3450

Fashion is changeable - it comes and goes. But there are things that remain forever in our wardrobe, which are not influenced by either time or fashion - this is an openwork crocheted shawl.

Even simple clothes, if you throw a beautiful shawl, an openwork bactus, a triangular scarf, a scarf over it, will look completely different - more feminine, a little more mysterious.

Crocheting a shawl is an activity for a real lady. You won’t surprise anyone with simple shawls these days.

How to crochet a very beautiful bactus.

Yarn: Turkish Sarmasik 200m/50g

– 40% cotton;

-40 % viscose;

– 20 % acrylic.

Hook 1.75mm

Bactus weight 220g

Dimensions: 45cm x 160cm

We knit a sample according to the pattern and description:

A semicircle surrounded by a fan-shaped grid:

1st row: 4 VP, “pico” (hereinafter “pico” from 3 VP), 7 VP, “pico”, 6 VP, “pico”. 5 VP, “pico”. VP, returning to make 1 dc in the 3rd VP, which goes behind the 2nd “picot”, sc in the 4th VP, which goes behind the 3rd “picot”, 2 VP, “picot”, 5 VP, “ pico" 2 VP, 1 TSN in the VP, where the RLS is connected, 1 RLS in the last VP.

2nd row: 2 VP, “pico”, 3 VP, “pico”, 3 VP, “pico”, 2 VP, sc on the first 5 lower VPs, 5 VP, sc on the second 5 lower VPs.

Next, create a figure with 4 festoons - a “crown”.

To do this, turn the work, tie 1 VP, 9 RLS under the arch of 5 VPs you just completed.

Turn the work, 1 VG1, 9 RLS.

Turn the work: 1 VP, RLS, 4 VP, RLS, departing from the previous 1 column, 3 VP, RLS, 3 VP, RLS, 4 VP RLS in the last column.

Turn the work around. Under the first arch, tie: 2 sc, ps, 3 dc, ps, sc.

Under the next 2 arches, tie sc, hc, 3 dc, hc, sc.

Under the last arch, tie: RLS, PS, 3 SC, PS, 2 RLS.

Next, 3 SS, going down to the beginning of the “crown” and continue knitting the row: 2 VP, “picot”, 3 VP, “picot”, 6 VP, RLS VP, where the last DC of the previous one is connected. row.

3rd row: on the first 4 VPs before. make a row: 2 SS, picot, 2 SS, then 1 RLS under the remaining 2 VP. 2 VP, “pico”, 3 VP, “pico”, 3 VP, “pico”, 2 VP, 1 RLS under 3 VP of the next arch,

Then knit 4 times *2 VP, “pico”, 3 VP, “picot”, 2 VP, 1 SC in the middle of 3 DC of the nearest festoon “crown””, 2 VP, “picot”, 3 VP, “picot” ", 2 2 VP, 1 RLS under the next 3 arches. 2 VP, “pico”, 9 VP, 1 RLS under the next 3 VP.

4th row: on the first 7 VPs of the row, make: 2 S, “pico”, 3 SS, “picot”, 2 SS, then 1 RLS under the remaining 2 VPs, 3 VP rises. +7 VP, 1 CH under the arch of 3 VPs before, row” - repeat 6 times.

5th row: knit with a bourdon 1 sc above each dc and 8 sc under the arch of 7 VP prev row, 1 sc in the top of the lifting loops (55 sc in total),

6th row: knit with bourdon. 2 VP lifting, 55 RLS.

7th row: 6 VP, 1 dc in every 4-10 loop before, row, 3 VP” - repeat 13 times, dc under 2 VP lift.

8th row: knit with bourdon. 1 lifting VP, for each penetration before. row *1 sc, 1 sc, 3 sc, 1 sc, 1 sc.”

9th row: 1 VP lifting, 2 VP, “tiko”, 3 VP, “pico”, 2 VP, 1 sc in the space between scallops”, 2 VP, “pico”, 6 VP, 1 sc under the lifting loops of the front row.

10th row: on the first 4 VPs before. make a row: 2 SS, picot, 2 SS, then 1 RLS under the remaining 2 VP. 2 VP, “pico”, 3 VP, “picot”, 2 VP, 1 RLS under 3 VP of the next arch” - repeat 3 times. *5 VP, 1 RLS under the next arch, make a “crown” figure with 4 scallops (see 2nd row), then knit 2 times - (2 VP, “picot”, 3 VP, “picot”, 2 B, 1 RLS under 3 VP of the next arch) repeat 2 times. 2 VP, “pico”, 6 VP, 1 RLS under the last arch,

11th row: on the first 4 VPs, make a row: 2 SS, picot, 2 CM, then 1 RLS under the remaining 2 VPs. *2 VP, “pico”, 3 VP, “picot”, 2 VP, 1 RLS under 3 VP of the next arch” - repeat 2 times. 2 VP, “pico”, 1 VP, 1 SC in the middle of 3 DC of the 1st scallop of the “crown”, break the thread and fasten.

Attach the thread to the middle of the 3 dc of the 4th scallop, 1 sc, 1 ch, picot, 2 ch, 1 sc under the next. arch of 3 VPs, 2 VPs, picot, 3 VPs, picots, 2 VPs, 1 sc under 3 VPs of the next arch, 1 VPs, picots, 2 VPs, 1 sc in the middle of 3 CH of the 1st scallop of the 2nd “crown”, break the thread and fasten” - repeat 2 times.

Attach the thread to the middle of the 3 dc of the 4th scallop, 1 sc, 1 ch, picot, 2 ch, 1 sc under the next. arch of 3 VPs. *2 VP “pico”, 3 VP, “pico”, 2 VP, 1 RLS under 3 VP of the next arch* - repeat 2 times.

12th row: 2 VP, “pico”, 3 VP, “pico”, 3 VP, “pico”, 2 VP, 1 RLS under 3 VP of the next arch. 2 VP, “pico”, 3 VP, “pico”, 2 VP, 1 RLS under 3 VP of the next arch. (*2 VP, “pico”, 3 VP, “pico”, 2 VP, 1 SC in the middle DC of the next festoon of the “crown” * - repeat 4 times. 2 VP, “picot”, 3 VP, “pico”, 2 VP, 1 RLS under 3 VP of the next arch * - repeat 2 times.) - repeat 2 times what is in parentheses. 2 VP, “pico”, 3 VP, “pico”, 2 VP, 1 RLS under 3 VP of the next arch. 2 VP, “pico”, 9 VP, RLS at the end of the row.

13th row: on the first 7 VPs before. row: 2 S, “picot”, 3 SS, “picot”, 2 SS, then 1 RLS under the remaining 2 VP. *2 VP, “pico”, 3 VP, “picot”, 2 VP, 1 RLS under 3 VP of the next arch* - repeat 18 times. Break and fasten the thread.

14th row: Attach the thread to the 3rd arch of the 3 VPs before. row RLS. 9 VP, 1 CH under the next. arch of 3 VPs. *8 VP, 1 dc under the trail, arch* – repeat 11 times. 4 VP, 1 C2H. 15th row: knit with bourdon. 2 VP lifting. Over the first and last arch of 4 VPs, knit - (RS, SC, 3 DC, SC, SC). Knit over the arches of 8 VPs (sc, ps, 3 sc, ps, 2 sc, ps, 3 sc, ps, sc). Break the thread and fasten.