A monochrome pattern structure made of crochet, which can be used as a seat cushion or a coaster. Both are beautiful and useful! The picture above should be the back of this cushion, but it seems to look better than the front ( ⊙o⊙)... Girls who like knitting, if you have time on weekends, come and learn traditional female skills and give your boyfriend a little surprise~
1. Prepare about 2 taels of wool and a No. 6 crochet hook.
2. Double-strand yarn, loop around the mountain, and crochet three stitches into the braid (equivalent to the first long stitch).
3. 11-needle long needle.
4. Crochet a three-needle braid on the previous circle of three-needle braid needles.
5. Make a long hook in front of the first long stitch in the previous circle.
6. Crochet one long stitch over the first long stitch in the previous circle.
7. Repeat 11 times.
8. Crochet a long stitch before the first circle of braid stitches.
9. The second round is over.
10. One long hook stitch in front of the hook, and two long stitches (from now on, one more long stitch will be added in each round, which is equivalent to adding 12 stitches in each round).
11. Just hook it to the required size. You will find that the finished product will roll inwards. Just hook a short stitch in the outermost circle to solve this problem. Do you have a super simple coaster?
12. If you have enough colored threads, you can choose to mix and match multiple colors to create a lotus-like effect!
On the back of the completed coaster/cushion, the color control indicates that it should be used in reverse. . .
