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To create the flowers you will need pink yarn with pieces of fur or fabric and white booklet (curly) yarn. Leaflets are tied from a regular smooth green thread. We knit all the details with a thin crochet hook (1.8-2.0 mm).
We collect 6 white air loops (v. P), which we collect in a ring. With a white thread we knit one circular row with single crochet (st. / B. N) and turn on the pink thread.
We create chains of 10 c. n, which we fix in every second loop of the white base. In total, 5 petals (half rings) should turn out.
Then we bind these petals to the station./s 1 n, thereby giving volume to our flower.
Its contour is “whitewashed” with white st. / B. n around the circle and create the same streaks between the petals.
For a small pot, 3-5 inflorescences are enough.
We knit the leaves from the usual chain, which we simply tie from all sides. Lateral transitions should be made smooth (do not jump sharply to the upper or lower side), otherwise the leaf will have the shape of a saucer.
It will become even due to the constant growth of the side columns (where 4 tbsp / s 1 n. Are knitted immediately from one loop).
In the second row, at the tip of the leaf, we make two small holes due to chains of 3 in. P.
At the end, we tie the entire sheet to st / b. n
Leaflets will need more than flowers. This composition includes 7 green blanks, but there may be more.
Now is the time to get the supporting materials. It:
• a jar of yogurt or a small bottle with a flat bottom;
• alabaster;
• copper wire for stems (from 3 mm thick);
• polymer universal glue;
• jute twine;
• A small ball of yellow threads to create the core of flowers.
From a yellow yarn we wind a small reed and fasten it in the middle with a double scroll of wire. Then we twist both ends together, making an elastic and stable stalk.
This stem with a voluminous yellow end is threaded into a flower and completely "greened".
The sheet is also fixed on a wire, the ends of which are twisted together again.
Each stalk should be wrapped with green thread (as tight as possible) and always to the very end.
Then you need to prepare a pot to fill it with liquid alabaster and "plant" flowers.
They are placed in the center of the pot, and the leaves are placed along the outer edge.
At the end we cover the plastic with glue, tightly and evenly wrap the sticky surface with twine and the pot is ready!
Now, home violet can show off not only on the window, where there is a lot of light, but also in any dark corner of your room.
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