In order to learn how to knit according to patterns, you must be able to read the symbols of the loops. Most of the graphic symbols for all techniques are standard, and often used in diagrams are easy to remember.
It is necessary
- - pattern scheme;
- - yarn;
- - knitting needles.
Instructions
Step 1
Take a simple Rhombus pattern - it consists of front purl loops.
In the form of a diagram, it will look clearer. The graphical version of the display of loops can look different. Usually dashes or circles are used. For example, in this case, the horizontal stripe is the purl loop, and the vertical stripe is the front loop. Each dash corresponds to one loop.
Step 2
It so happens that the seamy rows are not displayed in the schemes, which means that they need to be knitted according to the pattern. That is, where there were facial loops in the front row, they will be purl in the purl row, and where there were purl loops in the front row, knit the front loops accordingly.
Step 3
Choose a pullover model with large openwork rhombuses.
Step 4
For a pullover, you need 600 g of white yarn 85m / 50g. Knit the back and in front according to the pattern, but learn that the left half of the pattern must be done symmetrically. The number of loops is designed for 38/40 size. For larger sizes, you can add additional loops and knit them with the front ones. The sleeves are made with openwork paths: * three front loops, one yarn, remove two loops, knit one knit one and pull it through the removed ones, one yarn *, repeat the motif from * to *. In the second row, knit purl loops. Knitting density 18 loops * 23 rows = 10 * 10 cm.
Step 5
For the back, cast on 80 loops and sew 2 cm of lace strips for the planks. Knit the first and third rows with purl loops. The fourth row * 1 yarn over, 2 purl loops together *, repeat the motive. After completing the 60th row of the pattern, for the armholes, decrease the loops in every second row. On both sides of the part, once three loops and four times one loop. After 64 cm from the edge, close all the loops.
Step 6
For the sleeves, cast on 47 stitches. First, knit three purl rows, and then openwork paths. For bevels, add one stitch 7 times every eight rows. After 42 cm from the edge of the canvas, close the loop for the sleeve ridge. Subtract from both sides. First, three loops at the same time, in the next row two loops, another 7 times one loop at a time, then three times two loops, once three loops and again four loops. Close the row after 54 cm from the edge of the sleeve. Build.
