Beautiful knitted clothes are a decoration for any girl's wardrobe, and if you know how to crochet and knit, you are probably interested in mastering new types of knitting, new patterns and new patterns. For warm summer weather, every craftswoman is able to knit a light and graceful sweater or pullover, decorated with a knitted star pattern. Such a star can decorate any of your things, and it is very easy to knit it.
Instructions
Step 1
Use fine cotton yarn to knit fishnet patterns. To knit an asterisk, change the knitting needles to a crochet hook and cast on eight air loops from the yarn. Connect the loops into a ring, and then tie the ring with twelve identical petals, forty air loops each.
Step 2
Start knitting from the front of the blouse - cast on 100 loops on the knitting needles and then knit two centimeters with an ordinary 2x2 elastic band, alternating 2 purl and 2 front loops. After tying the elastic, continue knitting with the front stitch. Having knitted a canvas 28 cm wide, arrange the armholes on the left and right, focusing on the diagram.
Step 3
For correct knitting of armholes, decrease 28 loops on each side, and close the remaining 44 loops at the same time in any convenient way. Before you start knitting the back, crochet the upper edge of the front of the blouse - tie a row of single crochet with a picot every three columns.
Step 4
For knitting the back, as well as for knitting the front, cast on 100 loops on the needles and knit a 2x2 fabric 2 cm wide with an elastic band, then knit a 17 cm wide canvas with the front satin stitch. Having tied the back up to this point, knit a cutout for the pattern. Count 8 cm from the beginning of the cutout to determine the location of the armholes.
Step 5
Knit the armholes and then crochet the straps. Assemble the product by connecting the side seams of the individual parts, and sew the straps separately into the armholes, connecting them behind the back with two double crochet posts.
Step 6
At the back, you will get a rhombus formed by straps and a neckline - separately tie an asterisk as described above and sew it into the resulting space.
