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Have you heard anything about the Bavarian mating? I also learned about it just recently. It turns out that with this simple knitting technique you can create very beautiful things. I propose today to connect an interesting geometric rectangular rug. 

This way of knitting is very interesting and not at all tedious, which allows you to knit large canvases with pleasure. Bavarian knitting makes it possible to make beautiful squares with three-dimensional faces from simple circles. 

At work you will need: 
• Colored yarns of the same denomination. 
• The hook of the desired number. 
• Scissors. 

We start with a long chain of air loops, we collect forty pieces. Next, in the last loop we sew eight columns with a crochet.
After we knit a simple column in the fourth with the edge of the loop in the chain. Next, we knit to the end of the chain the same semicircles. 
Exactly the same semicircles do and from the opposite side, so that we have circles. 
Visually divide the circles into four parts, each of which produces four bars. We tie a thread of a different color and in one of four intervals we knit lifting three air loops and four bars with a crochet, without fixing them to the end, so that the hook turns into five loops. 
Then we connect these loops to one, we knit three air loops of descent and tie it with a half-loop to the circle-such petals are made from the sides. Between the circles we knit not four unfinished columns with a crochet, but seven and also we connect them with one loop. 
So we tie all the circles.
Now on the extreme petals in the central loop we sew twelve columns with a crochet. On the other petals we knit on eight posts. 
So we knit to the end of the row. 
All the following rows are knit with a new yarn color, the method and number of loops remains the same. 
It turns out that such a beautiful and voluminous rectangular rug.