Unusual DIY knitted items. Knitting is unusual, but beautiful


The trends of recent years are knitted items in the interior of the home. You can knit a lot of things: blankets, covers for chairs and sofas, rugs, pillows. Crocheted items look especially impressive. Mastering the crochet technique is not difficult; as a result, you will complement the interior of your home with cozy things that can warm you up in the cold winter and lift your spirits in inclement autumn weather.

If you knit on a large scale, then knit furniture. The main thing is to choose the right yarn and hook. The larger they are, the more impressive and more prominent the pattern will be. You can knit square or round poufs for your home by tying a wooden or foam frame. You can also update chairs and armchairs by hiding them in a knitted cover.

Further more. A sofa in a new knitted “clothes” will fit perfectly into a country interior that allows a lot of knitted items in the room. If you are captivated by knitting, you can create unique knitted items for your interior with your own hands - for example, knit... a wall. Or part of a wall. Such unusual decor will take on vintage and rustic styles. Moreover, you can knit either with knitting needles or crochet, or... by hand. The Yubiami knitting technique without knitting needles is gaining more and more fans every year.

Interior design with knitted items

Apartment interior with crocheted items

Crochet in apartment design

Room design with crocheted items

Crochet items in the interior

Let's warm ourselves!

Remember grandma's rugs and rugs? They were crocheted from old knitted items and were distinguished by their unique patterns and colors. All you need to master for knitting is single crochet, stock up on a large size crochet hook, and clean out your closets of old things. In a couple of evenings, even a novice needlewoman will create such a carpet. If you learn a couple more techniques, you can knit a carpet with an imitation of long pile. You can lay it in the nursery - little feet will be warm and soft.

Knitted blankets are on trend. They can be made either plain or striped, multi-colored. Using a very large crochet hook you can make soft, voluminous blankets that are nice to wrap yourself in on a rainy evening.

Interior design with knitted items

Apartment interior with crocheted items

Crochet in apartment design

Room design with crocheted items

Crochet items in the interior

Plaids and bedspreads made from individual elements - square or hexagonal - look especially impressive. It will take several evenings to knit many squares, but the exclamations of friends: “Wow! Is it you yourself?” – you are guaranteed. The technique of knitting granny squares is simple. Yarn, a little perseverance - and a stylish blanket is ready. Multi-colored “African flower” motifs look even more interesting. Having mastered the technique, you can create unusual patterns using a selection of multi-colored yarn.

Interior design with knitted items

Apartment interior with crocheted items

Crochet in apartment design

Room design with crocheted items

Crochet items in the interior

Complementing the interior

Country and vintage are two styles that allow for a lot of knitted items in the home, but other interior designs will refresh knitted items:

  • lampshades for floor lamps and pendant lamps;
  • floor and table vases;
  • baskets for small items;
  • covers for heating pads;
  • stylish flowerpots.

Interior design with knitted items

Apartment interior with crocheted items

Crochet in apartment design

Room design with crocheted items

Crochet items in the interior

The walls of the house will be decorated with decorative panels made with an openwork pattern and secured in a hoop, dream catchers. Even a watch can be tied or tied, and then the design of the room will be unique. The main thing: still know when to stop.

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Unusual knitting

This article is for those who already knit for sale, but are dissatisfied with their earnings. You may be interested in unusual knitting techniques that can be used either independently or in combination with familiar ones.

Some of them came to us from ancient times, others appeared quite recently. Some you are probably already familiar with, others you have never heard of before.

Unusual knitting techniques for craftswomen of the 21st century

Let me make a reservation right away that this is just a brief description of different types of handicrafts by name, you can easily find training diagrams and videos on the Internet. Tools for them are also easy to buy through the World Wide Web, order from a craftsman, or even make them yourself. Here is the list itself:

  1. Brioche.
  2. Short rows.
  3. On the fork.
  4. Irish.
  5. Freeform.
  6. Nuking.
  7. Tunisian.
  8. Tunisian double-sided hooks.
  9. Pooling
  10. With a needle.

And now about each method in a little more detail.

Brioche(brioche stitch two color) - two-color double-sided knitting, suitable for creating a wide variety of products from clothes to blankets.

Short rows(extended rows, rotary knitting) - allows you to create stunningly beautiful and completely unusual things with knitting needles. Also suitable for everything from shawls and slippers to blankets and cardigans.

On the fork– for this, a hook and a fork are used – a wire arch in the shape of the letter “U”. The openwork stripes crocheted on it are removed and connected to each other. This technique is suitable for shawls, scarves, openwork blouses, blankets, as well as for decorating items knitted in other ways.

Irish knitting(Irish lace, stacked lace). Individual elements (motifs), usually plant ones, are crocheted, which are collected into one fabric and connected. A hook or needle is used for this. This is how shawls, blouses, summer dresses, swimsuits, and underwear are made.

Freeform(Freeform). It appeared in the twentieth century, thanks to Prudence Mapston, who showed the world that irregular knitting, without rules and patterns, can be incredibly beautiful. It, like the Irish one, is knitted from individual motifs and assembled into a single fabric. A variety of techniques, styles, thicknesses, as well as additional elements - rhinestones, beads, ribbons, etc. are welcome in one product. Suitable not only for clothes and blankets, but also for paintings, bags and various decorative items.

Nuking– products are knitted with a special needle with a hook at the end. The result is a dense elastic fabric that looks like it is knitted. This technique is convenient for knitting socks, mittens, toys and other small items.

Tunisian - an unusual way of crocheting a long length (at least 30 cm) with a limiter at the end so that the loops do not get lost during work. During work, the fabric is not turned - it is knitted first from right to left, then from left to right. A product of this knit holds its shape well, so it makes high-quality slippers, blankets, bags, and coats.

Tunisian double-sided hooks. For it, two double-sided hooks are taken, and each row is knitted with its own hook and, often, its own color. Both of these unusual crochet techniques are now in fashion, used either on their own or in combination with others when you need a piece that holds its shape well.

Pooling– knitting sectional yarn on knitting needles not with the usual spots, but with vertical stripes or other geometric patterns.

Needle (digging, nalbinding). Surely, knitting with a thick wooden or bone needle is the most ancient way to create a fabric from individual threads. This handicraft has been preserved in the Russian north and in the north of Western Europe. We call it digging, there is nalbinding. A couple of years ago, at the Moscow Museum of Archeology, I photographed a medieval item connected exactly like this:

And these are modern socks:

These are, of course, not all the ways of knitting with unusual techniques, there are many more of them, so this article will probably have a continuation. If you know knitting methods not mentioned in this article, write in the comments, I will add them to the next one.

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    Elena at 08:59

    Interesting article, I’ve been knitting for a while now. I haven’t heard about freeform and pooling techniques. I really like products made using brioche and Irish knitting techniques, but I haven’t mastered them yet.

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    Konstantin at 07:02

    My mother graduated from the famous “technolozhka” with a degree in light industry technologist and, out of professional and personal interests, she studied a lot of different types of knitting. And she even taught me - when my daughter was born, I knitted her a set - a jacket, a hat and a scarf. But that’s not about that now.

In our age of new technologies and speeds, everything old that has been valued for many centuries and was worth its weight in gold is so often forgotten. What am I talking about? About the handicrafts of women of all centuries and peoples - about knitting. Crocheting is not a forgotten art that has sunk into oblivion, perhaps partly thanks to the famous Couturiers.

Everything that is crocheted is a small work of art and it is amazing how a small masterpiece is born from a ball of thread or a piece of wire with pebbles. Just by looking at a product you cannot always feel all its uniqueness.

I suggest you now plunge into the world of knitted things, so unusual and unique, beautiful and perhaps ancient somewhere, because crocheting, as it were, brings us closer to the past.

Shawls and sweaters, ponchos and gloves, children's toys and bedspreads, rugs and pillowcases, mittens and swimsuits, bags and cases, scarves and napkins, underwear and socks, hats and skirts, and, as it turns out, this list is not yet complete.
The most amazing knitted product, in my opinion, is sea creatures. You won’t even immediately understand that they are crocheted. Many inhabitants of the seas, corals and reefs, tiny sponges and shells, and jellyfish are associated here.







If you need to complement the interior of your home, cafe or restaurant with the look of food, you can complete this task using threads and a crochet hook, and you won’t go wrong, look how advantageous peas, ham and cauliflower with broccoli, sprinkled with sauce, look on a plate. You can complement this picture with fish and lemon.


If you have a desire to decorate your home with a knitted clock, this is a completely feasible desire; your clock will be airy and look like a pattern on glass on a frosty night.



You can make vases and boxes, and covers for pincushions using a hook. They will not only be convenient and beautiful, but also practical for storing needles.


And if you are constantly “in the saddle” of your bicycle, then a cover knitted from warm threads will help to insulate it or make it softer.

A crocheted chandelier will help make your home or office special; the airiness of these products continues to surprise and fascinate with its fragility.

A grand piano decorated with related motifs can decorate the interior.

Crocheted rattles will pamper your baby; they will be lighter than regular toys, which means your baby will be able to lift them with ease.

Women's and men's crocheted jewelry is generally a separate topic of discussion, because if you talk only about products crocheted only from threads, then the story will not be complete, because you can knit jewelry from wire with stones and more.











They also affect the kidneys, lungs and brain; such products can easily be placed on the clinic’s stand.

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Key rings for phones can be very different.

And if you also add beads to knitting, then knitted decoration is not the only use. Using beads and a hook, you can also knit pictures.
Your shoes can also be crocheted.