Once upon a time, knitting was an urgent need for people who wanted durable and warm clothes. Nowadays, knitting is more of a hobby. Hand-made items do not lose their relevance. In addition, by knitting a dress with your own hands, you can always make it original and unique. In recent years, clothes that look a little worn, washed and even spoiled have become fashionable. The same fate befell knitted things. Today knitwear with dropped loops is very popular.
It is necessary
knitting needles, yarn
Instructions
Step 1
Loose (or skipped) stitches were always considered a defect that the knitter had to eliminate, i.e. raise the dropped loops with a crochet hook. You don't need to do this today. On the contrary, such passes can be specially scheduled to get the most fashionable option.
When knitting with lowered loops, you can get two types of "tracks": vertical and horizontal openwork track. There are also many options for knitting such loops.
If you want to get a vertical track, then knit a loop to the top of the part, then lower it down, while in the loose place you will get an openwork track. In the case of horizontal openwork paths, you should knit as follows: knit one row with yarns (the more yarns in one place, the higher the loop will be after unfolding), knit the next row, lowering the yarns and pulling the loop. Then knit following the pattern indicated (for example, knit / purl or criss-cross extended stitches).
Step 2
There are also lighter "patterns" of lowered loops. Determine where you want to drop the loop. In the front row, type the yarn over. When knitting the wrong side, lower the yarn over without knitting it.
Step 3
Another very interesting option with lowered loops is called "Rain". It can be obtained by first adding a loop from the broach, and then lowering it. The only drawback is that with such knitting, even the loops located 2-3 rows below the lowered loop lose their integrity. To strengthen the "structure", knit the loops to the left and right of the loosening loop tightly crossed. Such a "pattern" (it can be placed on a product in a chaotic manner) looks great on a shawl surface.
Step 4
First, practice counting yanks and descents, the number and location of which must be strictly controlled.
Secondly, by loosening the sample, you can determine how much yarn you need for your garment.
When measuring a tied sample, remember to measure the sample with the loops already lowered. Some types of dropped buttonholes significantly increase the size of the product.
