Adding loops is a very important technique that allows you to create a variety of reliefs, enlarge the canvas, and create beautiful products. There are several ways to do this. One of them is knitting a crossed loop from a broach. It allows not only to expand the canvas, but also to decorate it.
It is necessary
Knitting needles, ball of thread
Instructions
Step 1
So, you are going to knit a sweater (or any other product). But having chosen a beautiful pattern in the magazine, we saw that in order to create it, it was necessary to knit the crossed loop from the broach. Do not give up this pattern, do not rush to look for another. Just grab your knitting needles and threads, sit back more comfortably and start knitting. There is nothing wrong with knitting such loops. Here are just two of the several ways you can do it that exist today.
Step 2
Method one. Work in a row until where you intend to add the loop. Then knit one crossed front loop, grabbing the broach by the back wall. In the next row, knit all the loops as usual. This is the first way to avoid the appearance of holes in the knitted fabric. It is great when you need to hide the added loops, to make them invisible. For example, this method can be used when knitting a collar or sleeve bevels.
Step 3
Second way. In the place where you want to add a loop, insert the knitting needle into the broach, leave it on the knitting needle. In the next, simply place it on the left spoke. Finally, in the third row, knit the broach as a knit stitch. At the same time, insert the needle behind the back wall. You will get very beautiful openwork holes that can decorate any knitted product. If you want to knit a beautiful blouse or shawl, use this method.
Step 4
That's all. You can use these methods of crocheting a crossed buttonhole from a broach to highlight veins on leaves, to create dresses, hats, and other clothing. The above methods will definitely help you create a three-dimensional drawing that will never get lost on the canvas.
