Pullover with a pattern of large leaves. Jumper with embossed “leaves” Knit a sweater with openwork leaves

White color, openwork leaves on the sleeves and pockets - this cute jacket is pleasant to wear and knit.

Dimensions: 38(40)42(44)

Finished product dimensions: chest girth -88(96)103(110) cm, total length - 55(56)57(58) cm.

You will need: Sandnes duo yarn (55% wool, 45% cotton, 124 m/50 g) – 300 (300) 350 (350) g natural white color, circular knitting needles No. 3 and 3, 5, 7 buttons.

Knitting density: 22 stitches in satin stitch on needles No. 3.5 = 10 cm.

Purl stitch: persons rows - purl. p., out. rows of faces p.

Garter stitch: persons and out. rows - persons. p.

Front and back: cast on 191(207) 223(239) sts on circular needles No. 3 and knit 5 rows in garter stitch. Change the needles to number 3.5 and knit 8 cm with purl stitch. Fasten 1 tag thread on both edges, 47(51)55(59) sts on each front and 95(103)111(119) sts on the back. To fit, decrease the stitches as follows. in this way: knit 2 stitches after the first marking thread, knit 1. p., 2 persons. together. Decrease loops in the same way on the other edge. Repeat decreases every 4 cm a total of 3 times = 179(195)211(227) p. At a height of 24 cm, add 1 p on both sides of the marking thread. Repeat additions every 4 cm a total of 3 times = 191(207)223(239 ) p. At a height of 36 cm from the cast-on row, decrease the loops for the sleeve armhole: knit 46(50)54(58) p., bind off 3 p., knit 93(101)109(117) p., bind off 3 p., knit 46(50)54(58) sts. Next, knit all the details separately.

Back: decrease on both sides for the armhole in every 2nd row 3,2,2,1,1,1 (4,2,2,1,1,1)4,3,2,1,1,1(4, 3,2,2,1,1) p. = 73(79)85(91) p. When the height of the armhole is 18(19)20(21) cm, bevel the shoulder, knitting 5 in each row along the edge of the armhole, 6.6(6,7,7)7,7,8(8,8,8) sts. Set aside the remaining 39(39)41(43) sts on the auxiliary needle for the neckline.

Before: decrease the loops along the edge of the armhole in the same way as on the back = 36 (39) 42 (45) sts. When the height of the armhole is 8 (9) 10 (11) cm, remove 8 (8) 9 (10) sts along the edge of the neckline on auxiliary knitting needle. Close along the edge of the neckline in every 2nd row 4,2,2,1,1,1 sts. Bevel the shoulder in the same way and at the same height as on the back. Knit the second shelf in a mirror image.

Sleeves: Cast on 83(83)97(97) sts on needles No. 3 and knit 2 stitches. row. Change the needles to No. 3.5 and knit according to pattern 1, knitting the sleeve cap at the same time (knit 2 stitches together at the beginning and end of the row). Knit the pattern to the end and bind off the remaining stitches.

Assembly: sew shoulder seams.

Shelf strips: Remove the loops along the edge of the left shelf using knitting needles No. 3 (3 sts for every 4 rows). Knit 7 rows with 1 x 1 rib. Close the loops. Knit the placket on the right buttock in the same way, knitting 7 buttonholes in the 4th row at equal distances.

Loop: close 2 p., dial them again in the next. row.

Neck strap: Slip off about 139(139)143(147) sts along the edge of the neckline using needles No. 3 and knit 7 rows with a 1×1 rib. Attention! On the 4th row, work a buttonhole.

Pocket: cast on 19 sts on needles No. 3.5 and knit with openwork according to pattern 2. Then knit 6 rows with a 1x1 elastic band. Close the loops, tie the bottom of the jacket and the edges of the pocket with crochet 1 next to the st. 6/n. Sew in the sleeves. Sew buttons and pockets.

Dimensions

36/38 (40/42 – 44/46)

You will need

Yarn (100% wool; 95 m/50 g) – 600 (650–700) g mustard yellow; knitting needles No. 5; circular knitting needles No. 5, 40 cm long; 1 auxiliary knitting needle; beads, sequins with a diameter of 6 mm and 15 mm and glass beads with a length of 12 mm and 30 mm.

Patterns and schemes

Garter stitch

Knitting in rows in forward and reverse directions: front and back rows - front loops.

Knitting in the round: alternately 1 p. facial loops, 1 r. purl loops.

Leaves pattern

Knit according to the given pattern in rows in forward and reverse directions. Read the facial rows from right to left. In purl rows not shown in the diagram, knit loops according to the pattern, unless otherwise indicated.

Knit 1 time in the stitches of the pattern.

In height from 1st to 42nd r. perform 1 time, then from the 15th to the 42nd r. repeat 3 times, then perform 1 time from the 15th to the 40th row, while in the last repeat, starting from the 27th row, do not start a new motif, but knit on the middle 5 sts (= 2 purl ., remove 1 p., purl 2) and increase (= knit 1 purl crossed loop from the broach). On the loops between them, knit in garter stitch.

Attention!

In the 40th r. (= purl row) knit 3 stitches together with a slant to the left, not purl, but knit. Knit 3 stitches together with a tilt to the left: remove 1 stitch, as in knitting, knit 2 stitches together, then removed loop pull through the knitted ones.

Knitting density

17 p. x 32 r. = 10 x 10 cm, knitted in garter stitch with needles No. 5;
from the 23rd to the 37th p. of the “Leaves” pattern = 13 cm, knitted with knitting needles No. 5.

Pattern

Getting the job done

Back

On needles No. 5, cast on 81 (87–93) sts with a double thread and then knit for the bottom bar with a single thread in garter stitch, starting from the front row.

After 2.5 cm = 8 r. from the beginning garter stitch continue the work, distributing the loops of the patterns as follows: edging, 14 (16–18) stitches in garter stitch, 23 stitches in the “Leaves” pattern, 5 (7–9) stitches in garter stitch, 23 stitches in the “Leaves” pattern, 14 (16–18) stitches in garter stitch, edging.

After 26 cm = 84 r. from the cast-on row, make on both sides for armholes according to the mark and continue working as before (see also the description of the “Leaves” pattern in height).

After 48 (49–50) cm = 154 (156–160) r. from the cast-on row, close on both sides for shoulder bevels, first 4 (6–8) sts, then in every 2nd p. 6 more times, 4 p. = 25 (27–29) p.

Simultaneously with the 4th shoulder decrease, leave the middle 19 (21–23) stitches for the neckline and finish both sides separately.

To round the neckline, close from the inner edge in every 2nd r. 1 time 2 p. and 1 time 1 p. (all loops are closed).

Before

Knit as for the back, but for a deeper neckline, lower the last two motifs in the “Leaves” pattern in the middle and after 46 (47–48) cm = 148 (150–154) r. temporarily leave the middle 15 (17–19) sts.

Finish both sides separately and, to round the neck, close from the inner edge in every 2nd r. 1 time 2 p. and 3 times 1 p.

Perform the shoulder bevel as on the back.

Finish the second side symmetrically.

Sleeves

On needles No. 5, cast on 44 (48–52) sts with a double thread and then knit with a single thread in garter stitch, starting from the front row.

At 8 p.m. From the cast-on row, add 1 stitch on both sides for bevels, then in every 8th row. 14 more times, 1 p. = 74 (78–82) p.

After 44 (45–46) cm = 140 (144–148) r. From the cast-on row, close all the loops in one row.

Knit the second sleeve in the same way.

Assembly

Pin the details onto the pattern, moisten and leave until dry.

Sew shoulder seams.

On circular needles No. 5, transfer the remaining 19 (21–23) sts of the back and 15 (17–19) sts of the front and between them along the edge of the neck, cast on another 24 sts = 82 (86–90) sts. Knit in the round garter stitch binding and after 3 cm = 9 r. close the loops.

Execute side seams to the marks. Sew the sleeve seams. Sew in the sleeves. Fasten the ends of the threads.

Embroider the front of the pullover with beads, glass beads and sequins, as in the photo or at random.

Photo: Burda magazine. Knitting" No. 1/2017

Similar sweaters were knitted here on aspen, there are a lot of useful things in the comments
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Here is a video with a detailed analysis of knitting leaves

Scheme of leaves with video

Here is a video of knitting such a sweater - size 46, lanagold classic yarn

Well, now, let's start selecting yarn and making calculations.
As I see it, this sweater can be knitted from a wide variety of yarns, the main thing is to knit a sample and calculate everything for your specific yarn, knitting needles and knitting density.

When calculating the quantity of a sweater needed for this, I relied on the information in this post, where a girl had already knitted such a sweater Http://www.stranamam.ru/post/12192503/

So, there was yarn 50g - 225 m, in two threads, consumption of 14 skeins (700 grams).
Thus, with a meter of 100 g - 225 m, the total length of the thread is 1575 meters.
Based on this calculation, it is possibleapproximatelyestimate how much yarn we need of different sizes:
yardage 100 g - 175 m (knitting in 1 thread), 50 g - 175 m (knitting in 2 threads) - total 900 g of yarn
yardage 100 g - 200 m (knitting in 1 thread), 50 g - 200 m (knitting in 2 threads) - total 800 g of yarn
yardage 100 g - 225 m (knitting in 1 thread), 50 g - 225 m (knitting in 2 threads) - total 700 g of yarn
yardage 100 g - 250 m (knitting in 1 thread), 50 g - 250 m (knitting in 2 threads) - total 650 g of yarn
yardage 100 g - 275 m (knitting in 1 thread), 50 g - 275 m (knitting in 2 threads) - total 600 g of yarn
yardage 100 g - 300 m (knitting in 1 thread), 50 g - 300 m (knitting in 2 threads) - 600 g of yarn in total
meter 100 g - 450 m (knitting in 2 threads) - total 750 g of yarn

For this sweater I bought Superlambs Special Nako yarn (49% wool 51% acrylic), 100 g - 200 m, color like this, 181.

Now calculations

The top photo is my drawing.These are the measurements of the girl for whom the sweater is knitted, size 40-42.
The bottom picture is already in cm, what a sweater should be like, according to my calculations...

I want to make the elastic tighter so that it holds the sweater a little, and it slouches a little on top. I added 5 cm to the overlap. I calculated the width of the fabric as follows: chest volume + 20% + 2 cm for stitching.
I’m not sure about the neckline yet, we’ll see as we knit.

Now we knit a sample. Girls, I highly recommend doing this! This will help avoid unnecessary work. Yes, maybe you’re lazy, you don’t want to wait until you knit it until it dries... but have mercy on yourself and your work!

My sample

After we have washed the sample, we steam it (if the yarn allows) and now we can take measurements. I took measurements in a fixed form, as in the photo, that is, I stretched it a little. I was probably lucky with the yarn, because both before and after the second the sample sizes are the same.

Below are my calculations of the loops based on the sample sizes and measurements.

Well, now you can get started!

At the bottom I will have a 2*2 elastic band, then a pattern of leaves on a branch of 3 knit stitches, the leaves will be parallel to each other, I think it will be possible to fit 3 pairs of leaves. Knitting needles for elastic band No. 4, for main fabric No. 5

Based on the available patterns and knitting in the video above, I made a diagram of the leaf, enlarging it a little. The diagram shows only knit rows, purl rows are knitted according to the pattern. The second leaf is knitted in a mirror image.

Here's my start. Having knitted one repeat of leaves, I tried it on, everything agrees with my calculations, so I knit further

I immediately knitted one report, after finishing the leaf I started knitting a second one, but it seemed to me that they were spaced too widely. Therefore, I started knitting the second leaf on the 33rd row of the pattern (the one I drew with a pen). In the end it turned out what is in the photo, I liked it better length 27 cm.

Here it is ready before!
I closed the neck according to the diagram below. Since the neck will be tied with an elastic band, its depth is suitable, well, I think

I closed the neck of the back using the same pattern, only I closed the loops not so deep, but higher.

I immediately made the sleeve straight, without widening, but it didn’t look very nice and was tight. That's why I made an extension.

For the sleeve, I cast on 32 stitches and knitted 13 rows with an elastic band. Then add loops up to 45 (27 - repeat, 9 purl on each side). And we knit three leaves.
And when the fourth sheet begins, its first row, this will be the first row in the following increase pattern:

We make increases on both sides (near the edge) in the following rows - 3,7,11,15,19,23,27,31,35,37,39,41. We knit a total of 45 rows and close the loops.

The next stage for me was the WTO. I washed parts of the sweater in cold water with shampoo, allowed excess water to drain and dried on a horizontal surface. Then I steamed all the parts, especially the edges because they will need to be sewn together.

Having sewn the two halves of the hangers on top, I began to tie the neckline.

Here are links to very beautiful and neat necklines, excellent MKs