Irish crochet tutorial crochet different Irish flowers

1, the flowers are hooked with 3 or 5 lace threads, hooked with 1.5 or 2.0, and wrapped with two fingers 10 times. Hook the short needle in the newly wound coil. As for the number of hooks, you don't have to count them. Hang up the coil.

2. Fold the other 1 thread in half, then hook it to the second needle with a crochet needle, then pass through the original needle and then the folded needle, and hook two short needles. After short needles are hooked, hook 3 short needles, 1 medium long needle, 15 long needle, 1 medium long needle and 3 short needles from the folded coil, then hook them at the position of the arrow, and then hook 2 short needles along the needle net to continue the previous pattern with * * *1.

3. After the last stitch hook, this time it is divided into two groups, ***2 groups and * * 4 groups, which are respectively crease lines, 3 short needles, 3 knitting needles, 1 knitting needles, 7 short needles and 1 knitting needles, and the intervals between 3 short needles and 7 short needles.

4. End the drawing between two flower pieces, tick seven flowers in this way, and then tick the bud.

5. Erect 5 knitting needles, return to 1 needle drawing connection, hook the 12 short needle in the second circle, and erect 5 knitting needles. Winding the stitches of five braids back and forth for 12 times, then taking all the stitches out of the short stitch of 1, then hooking the short stitch of the next stitch, and continuing to erect five braids in the next stitch to continue the pattern.

6. After the first loop of the pattern hook, there is a loop starting from the middle of the pattern. Starting from this cycle, continue to erect 5 braids to start the pattern, and repeat the crochet of 3 rows of patterns. Then sew the bud in the middle of the flower.