First, we hook the bottom of the cup with a black line. Cycle 1: cycle upward, hook 6 short needles in the cycle, and pull with 1 needle (this is true for every subsequent cycle); The second lap: 2 short stitches per stitch, one *** 12 stitch; The third lap: every 1 needle plus 1 needle plus 18 needles.

The fourth lap: add 1 stitch every 2 stitches, 24 stitches; The fifth lap: add 1 stitch every 3 stitches, 30 stitches; The sixth lap: add 1 stitch every 4 stitches, 36 stitches; Compare the edge of the hook with the bottom of your own cup. If it's big, fewer hooks. If it is small, check it several times according to the needle adding rule.

Then let's tick the body part: 1 circle, take off half a needle, and don't add or shorten the needle; Turn 2-3: no hook-reducing short needle; The fourth circle: change the white hook into a circle of long needles; Turn 5: Switch back to the black hook and make a long stitch. Then repeat the hook method of the 4th-5th turn to the corresponding height.

Then connect the yellow thread to hook the cup mouth, and do not add or subtract the hook short needle in the first 2 laps; Turn 3: Turn the fabric upside down, thread it to the left with 1 needle hook, and then switch to blue thread for drawing; Then we still hook the 1 needle on the 1 needle (hook 5 unfinished long needles, and then switch back to yellow thread drawing), hook 3 short needles backward, hook the fourth needle, and then pull the blue thread back for drawing, and hook a jujube needle. We will repeat this rule. For every 3 stitches, a date hook will make a complete circle.

Finally, hook the strap with a black line. Put the needle on the right short needle between two jujube flowers, hook the 1 short needle, then hook and lock the needle until you want the tape length, hook the corresponding needle on the opposite side and connect it, then hook the 1 short needle to the left, and then pick and lock the short needle in turn until the other end is hooked and connected with the corresponding short needle hook.

Method 2:

Cup bottom: long circular needle, hooked to the required number of turns according to the size of the cup bottom. Cup body: hook a circle of long needles first, and hook a long needle outside every 6-7 normal needles in the next circle, and so on, and hook to the required length. (I am based on the shape of the cup, and there is a needle reduction in the middle. ) I hooked a lace edge on it, and I fixed it with flannel strips for easy disassembly and washing. The lid of the cup is similar to that of the ordinary doll hook. Needles should be added and the shape should be hooked as needed.