Very cute pullover knitted. It is given a special touch by openwork inserts in the neckline and on the sleeves.
Dimensions: 32/34, 36/38, 40/42, 44/46 and 48/50
You will need: 3/4/4/5/5 skeins of orange (col. 00029) Scha-chenmayr SOFT & EASY yarn (100% polyacrylic, 235 m/100 g); knitting needles No. 4; hook number 4.
Elastic band 2/2: alternately knit 2, purl 2. Facial surface: faces. r. - persons p., out. r.-iz. p.
Openwork pattern A and B: knit according to pattern A or B. The patterns show only faces. p., which should be read from right to left. In purl. r. knit loops according to the pattern, knit yarn overs. For the front, perform 1 time from the 1st to the 80th row. scheme A, for sleeves, perform 1 time from the 1st to the 42nd row. schemes B.
Knitting density, persons satin stitch and openwork pattern: 19 p. and 25 r. = 10 x 10 cm.
Back: cast on 74/82/94/102/110 sts and for the placket knit with an elastic band of 2/2, starting from the 1st purl. r., while after chrome. start with purl 1, knit 2. and finish symmetrically. At a bar height of 3 cm in the last purl. r. elastic bands 2/2 add 1 p. = 75/83/95/103/111 p. Then continue working knits. satin stitch After 18 cm from the cast-on edge, close 1 p. on both sides, then after 20 p. close again 1 p. = 71/79/91/99/107 p. After 45 cm from the cast-on edge, close for the armholes on both sides 1 x 3 p., in every 2nd r. 2/3/4/6/7 x 1 p. = 61/67/77/81/87 p. After 62/63/64/65/66 cm from the cast-on edge, close the middle 21 p. and both sides for the neckline finish separately. To round it, close the inner edge of the cutout in every 2nd r. another 1 x 6 sts and 1 x 2 sts. At a height of 64/65/66/67/68 cm from the cast-on edge, close off the remaining 12/15/20/22/25 shoulder sts on both sides.
Before: knit like a back, but after 32/33/34/35/36 cm from the cast-on edge, mark the middle loop and from that moment begin to perform openwork pattern A, while the marked loop corresponds to the arrow in pattern A. In the 43rd r. openwork pattern close the middle loop for the neckline and finish both sides separately, while decreasing the loops to form a \/-shaped neckline, as indicated in the diagram. After 80th r. close off the remaining 12/15/20/22/25 shoulder stitches on both sides.
Sleeves: knit from top to bottom, see arrow on pattern. Cast on 21/23/27/29/33 sts and knit starting from the 1st purl. r., persons satin stitch In the 2nd r. add 1 st on both sides, then in every 2nd p. another 16/17/18/20/21 x 1 p. = 55/59/65/71/77 p. After 20 cm from the cast-on edge, close the sleeves for bevels on both sides, 1 p., then after 20 p. close again 1 p. = 51/55/61/67/73 p. At the same time, 20/21/22/23/24 cm from the cast-on edge, mark the middle loop and from this moment begin to perform openwork pattern B, with the marked the loop corresponds to the arrow in diagram B. After completing the 42nd p. openwork pattern B for the sleeve strap, knit with an elastic band of 2/2, while in the 1st r. decrease 1/1/3/1/1 p. and after chrome. start working with k1, p2. and finish symmetrically. At a bar height of 3 cm, close all loops. Assembly: perform shoulder and side seams. Crochet the edge of the back neckline 1 p. Art. b/n. Sew the seams of the sleeves and sew the sleeves into the armholes.
So, let's start our long-awaited online.
I will knit from Fibranatura Bamboo Jazz
Bamboo Jazz yarn composition: 50% bamboo, 50% cotton
120m/50gr.
You definitely need to knit a shoulder sample to the pattern to understand how wide the shoulder you will need (Diagram 1).
Samples:
Scheme 1 
Scheme 2 
So, having knitted the samples and counted how many loops are needed for the neck, we begin our product.
I got 23x32 in 10cm.
The back neck loops should be equal to the back minus the undercuts, minus the shoulder strap loops, minus the armhole loops.
I cast on 114 stitches: 17 on each shoulder, 39 on the back, 41 on the front.
We knit several rows with a scarf (I decided to knit a 1x1 elastic band for this project).
After reaching the required neck width, we proceed to the shoulders (diagram 2) - we knit one, then, without breaking the thread, we cast on the required number of loops along the edge of the trapezoid (we knit three loops out of four rows so that it does not fray or pull).
About the set of loops. If it was clear from the beginning about the loops from waste thread, then on the hangers we cast on from broaches. The loops are not cast on from the edge loops, but from the space between the loops of the last row. It turns out smoother than from the edge row, there are no holes. The set is based on 4 rows - 3 loops. This is a knitting classic. 
We knit the back loops and immediately knit the second shoulder. We do the same with it as with the first one - we pick up loops along the edge and knit several front loops (see photo 4). Rotate the product. We knit in reverse direction, picking up shoulder loops on the other side (see photo 5). Now we will knit in shortened rows (this involves knitting a sprout along the back and gradually adding front loops. The row includes back and sleeve loops, increases only in the front), forming a neckline and adding one loop on each side of the sleeve in every second row. Loops are added to the sides of the shoulder strap. We don’t add anything to the carcass yet.
Photo 4
Armholes: Having not knitted 10 rows to the end of the armhole, she added them, as in raglan.
Undercut: Having knitted the armholes to the required length, put the sleeves aside, cast on 8-10 loops on a waste thread and knit the body of the product in a circle to the desired length. More on the sleeves later.
The top is knitted with an openwork vertical insert in the middle in the form of a stylized branch. The back is made of two crossed fabrics. This model will always come in handy at a party, in a club or on vacation - elegant and beautiful.
Dimensions:
36/38 (40/42) 44/46
You will need:
Yarn (100% silk; 150 m/50 g) - 250 (300) 350 g silver; knitting needles No. 3.5; hook No. 3.5.
Patterns:
Facial surface:
Front rows - front loops, purl rows - purl loops.
Openwork pattern:
(Start at 29 stitches)
Knit according to the pattern. It shows only the front rows. In the purl rows, knit all the loops according to the pattern, knit the yarn overs purl. Knit 4 consecutive yarn overs of the 1st row (purl) alternately with the purl and knit stitches.
Repeat rows 1-16 constantly.
Important! In the 1st row, 8 loops are added, which are decreased again in the next 8 rows. These increases and decreases are not taken into account in the text.
The number of loops indicated in the text is always based on the number of loops of the initial row - 29 sts.
Decorative additions:
At the beginning of the row = edge, knit 2, add 1 knit stitch from the broach.
At the end of the row, knit symmetrically.
Decorative reductions:
At the beginning of the row = edge stitch, knit 2 stitches together; at the end of the row = 1 loop slanted to the left (slip 1 loop, as in knitting, knit 1, pull the slipped loop through it), edge stitch.
Edge loops:
Perform the edge in a knotted manner = knit the edge loops in each row.
Knitting density:
24 p. x 34 r. = 10 x 10 cm, tied stockinette stitch;
20.5 p. x 34 r. = 10 x 10 cm, knitted with an openwork pattern;
29 p. = width 14 cm.
Pattern:
KNITTING DESCRIPTION:
Before:
Cast on 109 (119) 129 stitches and knit 1 purl row with purl stitches (this row will not be taken into account in subsequent calculations). Continue working, distributing the patterns as follows: edge stitch, 39 (44) 49 stitches in stockinette stitch, 29 stitches in openwork pattern, 39 (44) 49 stitches in stockinette stitch, edge stitch.
After 39.5 cm = 134 r. (39.5 cm = 134 r.) 37.5 cm = 128 r. from the initial row, close 1 x 5 stitches for the armholes on both sides, then decrease with decorative decreases 7 (8) 9 times in every 2nd row. 1 p. each = 85 (93) 101 p.
After 45 cm = 154 r. (47 cm = 160 rub.) 47 cm = 160 rub. from the initial row close for the neck
middle 25 (29) 33 sts and finish each side separately.
To round the cutout along the inner edge, close in every 2nd r. 1 x 4 p., 2 x 2 p. and 3 x 1 p., then in the next 4 p. bind off another 1 x 1 st.
After 57 cm = 194 rub. (59 cm = 200 rub.) 59 cm = 200 rub. From the initial row, close off the remaining 18 (20) 22 shoulder stitches.
Left backrest:
Cast on 22 (24) knitting needles for 29 stitches and purl the 1st row with purl stitches. Next, knit in stockinette stitch, for the beveled edge of the piece, starting with knit 1. row, along the right edge add decorative increases 75 (78) 78 times in each front row, 1 p.
At the same time after 39.5 cm = 134 r. (39.5 cm = 134 rub.) 37.5 cm = 128 rub. from the initial row on the left edge for the armhole and neckline, close 1 x 30 (32) 34 p., then in every 2nd r. close 1 x 6 p., 3 x 5 p., 3 x 3 p., 8 x 2 p. and 3 (4) 5 x 1 p.
Close the remaining 18 (20) 22 stitches of the shoulder at the same height as on the front.
Right back:
Knit the same as the left part, but in a mirror image.
Assembly:
Fold the back pieces right sides together with the front, and the left piece should overlap the right piece, and left side The back rests on top of the right side crosswise.
Sew shoulder and side seams.
Turn right side out. Crochet the oblique edges of the back parts, neckline and armholes with double thread 1 p. conn. Art., while inserting the hook into the hole next to the edge, the working thread goes in the direction from below.
You will need
Yarn 1 (100% wool; 175 m/50 g) - 300 (400 – 450) 500 g beige;yarn 2 (80% kid mohair, 20% polyamide; 245 m/25 g) - 150 (150 – 175) 175 g light brown; knitting needles No. 3,5 and 4; wool needle with a blunt tip; knitting fork.
Patterns and schemes
Facial surface
Front rows - front loops, purl rows - purl loops. In circular rows, knit all stitches.Purl stitch
Front rows - purl loops, purl rows - front loops. In circular rows, purl all stitches.Rubber
Alternately 1 knit, 1 purl.Slapped stitch pattern
The number of loops is a multiple of 3.1st row: stockinette stitch.
2nd row: purl stitch.
3rd row: * 1 purl, 1 stitch, remove as in knitting, thread behind the knitting needle, 1 purl, from * repeat constantly.
4th row: * 1 knit, 1 p. remove, as in purl knitting, thread in front of the knitting needle, 1 knit, from * constantly repeat.
1–4th r. repeat constantly.
Knitting density
25 p. x 41 r. = 10 x 10 cm.Pattern
Getting the job done
Inserts connected on the fork
Place the fork in position 2–5, use a double mohair thread to make a loop around the left prong and secure the loop 1 ch.Loop the thread around the second prong, turn the fork clockwise and at the same time loop the hook around the fork, with the hook in front of the work; knit 1 tbsp. b/n next to v.p. started at 1st p.
Turn the fork around again (turn constantly in one direction), 1 tbsp. knit b/n into each loop. Make 4 stripes of 123 stitches each.
Connect 2 strips each, while crossing 3 stitches, alternately on the side of one or the other strip, so that a braid appears in the middle.
Connect both strips on the sides, with the loops crossed three by three.
Overcast both inserts on the sides, use needles No. 4 to lift 1 knit from each stitch, while the side with the longitudinal braid is on the front side of the product.
When 123 stitches are raised, the same number of stitches as there were when knitting on a fork, perform the 2nd purl. row, simultaneously closing the loops.
The chain that appears will be necessary for sewing the inserts to the front of the pullover.
Back
In two threads (1 wool thread, 1 mohair thread) on knitting needles No. 3.5, cast on 145 (163 – 181) 199 sts, knit 6 r. with Italian set of loops and 6 r. rubber bands.After 40 (42 - 44) 46 cm on both sides, close 13 stitches for the armholes, then in every 2nd row. decrease 4 (5 – 6) 7 x 1 p.
After 58 (61 – 64) 67 cm, bind off the remaining loops.
Before
Using double thread on knitting needles No. 3.5, cast on 108 (114 – 120) 126 sts and knit 6 r. with Italian set of loops and 6 r. rubber bands.After 51 (53 – 55) 57 cm, close the middle 27 (32 – 37) 42 p. for the neckline and finish both sides separately, while decreasing 1 x 4 p. and 2 x 3 p.
After 51 (53 – 55) 57 cm, postpone the work.
Right sleeve
In 2 threads on knitting needles No. 3.5, cast on 55 (60 - 65) 70 sts, knit 6 r. with Italian set of loops and 6 r. rubber bands.After 48 (50 – 52) 54 cm for the sleeve roll on both sides, close 1 x 4 sts, then in every 2nd p. decrease 15 (16 – 17) 18 x 1 p. = 37 (40 – 43) 46 p.
After 57 (60 – 63) 66 cm, bind off the remaining loops.
Left sleeve
Knit similarly to the right sleeve.Assembly
Knitted on a fork, use a wool needle to sew small stitches to the front. Sew the shoulder seam and sew in the sleeve.Using 2 threads (1 wool thread and 1 mohair thread) on 3.5 knitting needles, cast on 152 (166 – 180) 194 sts along the front and back neckline and knit 5 r. with an elastic band, then sew the edge at 4 p.
Sew the second shoulder seam and sew in the second sleeve. Sew sleeve seams and side seams.
Dimensions: 36/38, 40/42, 44/46
You will need: yarn (65% cotton, 35% polyamide; 120 m / 50 g) - 550 (600-650) g gray-blue; knitting needles No. 6; circular knitting needles No. 5 60 cm long.
Facial surface: persons r. – persons p., out. r. - purl p.
Rubber: alternately knit 2, purl 2.
Openwork pattern for 10 p.: facial rows: Knit 2 stitches together with a slant to the left (= remove 1 stitch, as in knitting, knit the next stitch and pull the removed loop through the knitted one), 1 yarn over, knit 2 stitches together, 1 yarn over, knit 2, 1 yarn over, 2 stitches knit together, 1 yarn over, 2 stitches knit together. Purl rows: purl loops and yarn overs.
Openwork pattern for 22 p.: knit according to the given pattern. Repeat in height from rows 1 to 36.
Decorative reductions: from the right edge= chrome, knit 1, knit 2 stitches together. From the left edge= 2 stitches knit together with a slant to the left (= 1 stitch removed, as in knitting, knit the next loop and pull the removed loop through the knitted one), knit 1, chrome.
Knitting density (knitting needles No. 6): 18 p. x 24 r. = 10 x 10 cm, knitted with stockinette stitch; openwork pattern - 10 p. = 6 cm.
Back: On knitting needles No. 5, cast on with double thread crossed 100 (108-116) stitches and knit 1 purl. purl row. Then for the bottom bar knit 12 r. with an elastic band, for this purpose after chrome. start with 1st person. After this, switch to needles No. 6 and distribute the loops as follows: 45 (49-53) sts. satin stitch, 10 p. openwork pattern, 45 (49-53) p. knit. iron. After 52 cm = 126 rubles. from the bottom bar, first close on both sides for raglan bevels, 4 stitches each, then decrease (see Decorative decreases) in every 2nd row. 17 (19-21) times 1 p. = 58 (66-74) p. At the same time, 52 (54-56) cm from the bottom bar on the middle 22 p. knit an openwork pattern according to the pattern. To continue the raglan bevels, close 8 sts on both sides. For the neckline, in the area of the middle 42 (46) 50 sts, evenly decrease 20 sts * 22 (26-30) sts and temporarily leave these loops on the auxiliary needle.
Before: knit like a back.
Sleeves: On knitting needles No. 5, cast on with double thread crossed 54 (58-62) sts, knit 1 purl. purl row. Then between the edges. knit 12 p. with an elastic band. After this, switch to needles No. 6 and distribute the loops as follows: 16 (18-20) sts. satin stitch, 22 p. openwork pattern, for this start from the 19th p. pattern, then repeat from 1st to 36th p., 16 (18-20) sts. iron. For bevels, add 7 p.m. on both sides. from the elastic, first 1 p., then in every 20th r. 4 more times 1 p., on the added loops knit with stockinette stitch = 64 (68-72) p. After 38 cm = 92 r. from the elastic band, first close on both sides for raglan bevels, 4 stitches each, then decrease (see Decorative decreases) in every 4th row. 10 (12-14) times 1 p. = 36 p. After 18 (20-22) cm = 42 (50-54) p. from the beginning of the raglan bevels, evenly decrease 8 sts = 28 sts and leave the loops on the auxiliary needle.
Assembly: make raglan seams. Transfer the left loops of the front and back, as well as the left loops of the sleeves lying between them, onto circular knitting needles = 100 (108-116) sts and knit with an elastic band in the round, in the 10th row. close the loops, as with purl knitting.
