Harnesses are interesting patterns that are knitted. In combination with other similar decorative elements, they form a unique pattern of the product, allow you to create an unusual thing. They can be used to make a jacket, sweater or even a knitted coat.
Instructions
Step 1
Bundles are formed by moving several loops, from four or more, using an additional knitting needle. At the edges, they are usually limited to purl loops.
Step 2
As a rule, the interval between movements depends on which flagellum you want to get. If you need a standard, symmetrical, then it is equal to the number of moved loops. To make a more elongated tourniquet, the spacing must be increased.
Step 3
Moving can be done in any direction. To move to the left, you need to remove the first three loops on the auxiliary knitting needle and place them in front of work, then knit the next three loops, and then knit the loops from the auxiliary knitting needle.
Step 4
If you move to the right, then in this case you need to do the opposite - you throw the first three loops on the auxiliary knitting needle and place them before work, then knit the next three with the front loops and the last three from the auxiliary knitting needle also with the front ones.
To get a more interesting pattern, you can knit the front loops in several stripes.
Step 5
You can make a beautiful pattern in the form of an oval cord. To do this, you need to remove to the auxiliary knitting needle and place three loops in front of the knitting needle in the ninth row.
Step 6
Next, knit two front loops, then three from the auxiliary knitting needles.
Step 7
Then, in the eleventh row, move to the right like this: remove three loops on the auxiliary knitting needle and move behind the main one and knit three front loops, and then three more from the auxiliary knitting needle.
You can experiment, trying different options and getting original patterns on your product.
