Napkin "Swan Lake"

Required: 50 g of white cotton threads, a little black and red embroidery floss, hook #1.2.
Crochet the center of the napkin according to the pattern, then crochet 5 swans with single crochet (SC) attaching to the back of the chain. Make a chain of 18 stitches, do 1 chain stitch for rising and crochet SC in each stitch of the initial chain, making the first attachment according to the pattern in the 3rd stitch from the hook (the stitch on the hook is not counted). Once you reach the end of the row, crochet 2 more SC in the last stitch for turning and crochet the 2nd row, attaching to the remaining part of the loop of the initial row. Continue crocheting according to the pattern, working the stitches into the back of the loops. After finishing all the rows of the "leaf," crochet around it in one row according to the pattern. Attention! Crochet the picot from 5-6 stitches. Crochet the necks of the swans by making a chain of 18 stitches, then crochet 6 rows of SC, secure the thread and cut it, leaving a long working end. Insert it into a needle and sew the crochet into a tube with a seam through the edge, capturing the remaining parts of the loops of the initial row and the stitches of the last row. Make the seam tight, slightly pulling it so that the neck of the swan bends. Secure the seam and sew the neck to the base. Crochet the top of the neck with red thread using SC. Crochet around for 4-5 rows, decreasing 1 SC in each row. Gather the remaining stitches with a piece of the working thread. With black thread, make 2 stitches to indicate the eyes. Starch the item to give it a swan shape.