Crochet one-piece swimsuit: master class

The shops offer such a variety of swimwear that it becomes more and more difficult to stand out on the beach with a special swimsuit every year. But no one has canceled things made with their own hands! Moreover, this way you can create a unique, inimitable thing and certainly will not go unnoticed in it.

DIY knitted one-piece swimsuit

In order for a self-knitted swimsuit to fit well on your figure, it must be knitted from cotton threads, which include lycra or elastane. Otherwise, when wet, your swimsuit will simply sag and you will definitely not be up to its delicate beauty. It is not hot in products knitted from cotton, the body breathes perfectly, and the thing itself does not deform when worn, unlike knitted from viscose, which, among other things, also dries for a long time in the sun.

Also in specialized stores for needlework, you can find special yarn specifically for knitting swimwear. If you use it at work, you can safely go to a pool with chlorinated water in a swimsuit you knit: its color will not fade or fade, and to the beach - a swimsuit will not fade in the sun.

For knitting swimsuits, a thin hook No. 2-3 is usually used, and so that when it gets wet it fits your figure just as well, experienced knitters came up with a thin, almost invisible elastic band - spandex - to knit into the straps and along the edges of the swimming trunks.

One-piece swimsuits remain at the peak of popularity in the last season: if earlier women of fashion tried to bare themselves as much as possible, now the fashion of those times is returning when a bathing dress was just a dress, short, but closed and as feminine as possible.

Of course, it is difficult to get a beautiful tan in such a swimsuit, but you definitely cannot do without a one-piece swimsuit on an evening walk along the coast, at a beach party, in a pool or in a water park. Delicate, lace swimsuits are especially beautiful, crocheted which in themselves carry incredible femininity and attractiveness. Tanned skin languidly shining through openwork lace will not leave indifferent neither the man of your dreams, nor your girlfriend, who is constantly following fashion trends.

And one more little secret that you yourself would never have guessed! Crocheted one-piece swimsuit can be easily worn as a bodysuit - with trousers or a skirt. We assure you, no one would even think that this is a bathing suit, of course, if you chose not the most open model and without ties at the back.

Knitted one-piece swimsuit: options and patterns

There are so many patterns and models of knitted swimsuits that, it would seem, there is nowhere else to strive. But the needlewomen do not stop there and are inventing more and more new schemes, some of which we will be happy to share with you.

Since we're on the subject of bodysuits, let's start with a suitable model:

Simple and stylish knitted swimsuit

If the previous schemes seemed too complicated for you, then there is another option knitting a stylish crochet swimsuit: it's no secret that a separate swimsuit is faster and easier to knit than a one-piece one, and less yarn is spent on it. But by tying the bodice and swimming trunks separately according to the simplest scheme, you will be able to tie a long decorative cord and connect the top and bottom of your swimsuit with it, placing the cord at random or even tying many beautiful knots from it using the macrame technique.

We have already described a similar version of a bathing suit in knitting swimwear for children, in this article... So you will get a fashionable trikini (monokini) swimsuit, which is not only in no way inferior to a one-piece swimsuit, but no one will have a second one either, because you yourself choose the pattern and location of the decorative cord!

The principle of such knitting is described in the video, but instead of a cord, a cloth crocheted separately from the swimsuit is used here.

A few more simple crochet patterns for crocheting a trikini swimsuit, which even a novice craftswoman will definitely cope with: