Illustration of how to hand-crochet a round storage basket. It looks like a bowl. Yes, the one Tang Monk used (^o^)/~ only uses two colors of knitting thread, which is cute and fresh. You can throw in everything from keys, cards, and skeins of thread to instantly make your messy desktop tidy!
Materials and tools are prepared: hollow thread, No. 3 lace, 4 mm crochet hook, 1.75 mm crochet hook, sewing needle, and scissors.
1. First make the bottom of the storage basket. Loop six short needles and pull them into a circle as shown.
2. In the first round, add one stitch to each stitch. In the second round, add a stitch every other stitch. In the second round, add a stitch every two stitches. In the third round, add a stitch every three stitches. Keep adding according to this rule. Hook 13 lock up.
3. Then hook only the inner half of the needle in the first loop of the basket body, which will make it more three-dimensional.
4. Hook up seven times without adding or subtracting, and then subtract two stitches. You can also leave it unchanged, as you like. A total of four stitches were lost, so it was a bit tight.
5. The hook is so high. Doesn't it look like Fa Hais golden dial or Bai Suzhens? At the end, use a double strand of lace thread to hook a circle of counter-short stitches. The basket body and edges are both made with 4mm crochet hooks.
5. Loop up and hook five braids. Then hook a long needle, then two braids with a long needle, and hook five.
6. Finally, crochet the fifth long needle and two braids, and pull it out on the third braid of the first five braids.
7. In each gap, hook one short stitch, one medium long stitch, three long stitches, one medium long stitch, and one short stitch to hook six petals.
8. Then hook a short needle and pull the needle back as shown in the picture.
9. Pull out the needle as shown in the figure, and pull the needle back with the short needle.
10. Then five braids.
11. Pull the needle back on the short needle and repeat once. The effect is as shown below.
12. Start crocheting the second layer of petals, using one short stitch, one medium-long stitch, five long stitches, one medium-long stitch, and one short stitch, repeat once.
13. The second flower is surrounded by six short needles.
14. Make three braids and hook four long needles in the same hole.
15. Then release the crochet needle and pull it out as shown in the picture. It is actually a popcorn needle.
16. After pulling out, hook three braids and still pull out in the same hole, as shown in the picture.
17. When the six petals are finished, hook two of them like this.
18. Start hooking the blades. It’s a bit complicated. I don’t know if I can understand the seven braids.
19. As shown in the picture, there are protrusions on the back of the braid, which are called inner shirts. They are hooked with seven short stitches.
20, as shown in the figure.
21. Then three braids.
22. Set up the braid again, and start hooking back on the second stroke. Make a half stitch inside the hook and hook forward, making a total of seven short stitches.
23. Then make a braid, turn it over, and hook half a stitch outside, making a total of seven short stitches.
24. Finish three braids.
25. Similarly, hook half a stitch inside, and hook straight forward, making a total of seven short stitches.
26. Make another braid, turn it over, and hook seven short stitches, with half a stitch inside the hook.
27. The hook is good like this.
28. Look at the two places pointed by my finger, two needles and one needle.
29. What it looks like after the merger.
30. Set up one stitch, turn over the half stitch inside the hook and make seven short stitches.
31. After hooking, set up another stitch, with seven short stitches in the half stitch inside the hook as shown.
32. After the hook is finished, it will look like this. Start stitching together.
33. Combine three stitches into one as shown in the picture.
34. Combine it well, set up one stitch and turn it over and hook seven short stitches.
35. When finished, hook two pieces.
36. Finally, sew all the accessories to the basket body!
A small and cute wool storage basket has been knitted, let’s try the effect now~
