1, U-shaped shawl is a very popular fashion item in recent years. It can be used as a coat to match clothes and a scarf to keep warm. Moreover, the crocheted shawl can not only be used by yourself, but also be given to relatives and friends, which is very intimate. Next, I'll show you how to crochet a simple U-shaped shawl.
2. Material preparation: cotton thread (it is recommended to choose soft and comfortable cotton thread) crochet (it is recommended to choose crochet suitable for cotton thread) scissors and sewing needle and thread. Step 1: stitch. First, we need stitches. There are many ways to lift the needle. Here is a simple method. Thread a thread with a crochet needle, and then hook out a chain-like ring, which is the starting needle.
Generally speaking, the number of stitches determines the size of the small shawl, which can be decided according to your own needs. Step 2: Crochet the main part. Next, we began to crochet the main part of the small shawl. First, we need to crochet a long strip of cloth. The length of this fabric determines the length of the small shawl, and the width determines the width of the small shawl.
The related knowledge of shawl is as follows:
1, shawl is a popular female dress, usually made of a rectangular piece of cloth, which can be worn over the shoulders or around the neck. The history of shawls can be traced back to ancient civilizations such as Egypt, Greece and Rome. In ancient times, shawls were used for warmth and decoration. They are usually made of wool, silk or other precious materials.
2, and decorated with jewelry, embroidery and other decorations. In the Middle Ages, shawls became one of the necessary ornaments for European aristocrats and upper-class women. With the passage of time, the design and use of shawls have also changed. /kloc-In the 20th century, shawls became popular in the mass market and became a fashionable accessory.
They are usually made of heavy materials, such as fur, wool or velvet, to cope with cold weather. At the beginning of the 20th century, the design of shawls became more diversified and modernized. Designers began to use various materials and colors to make shawls, making it a fashion.