Braids - always great idea for any product knitted with knitting needles: they are universal, because they are suitable for children, women and men; There are a huge number of their varieties - there is always plenty to choose from; braids and plaits look wonderful on most models of knitted items, be it hats, sweaters, scarves, cardigans, snoods, mittens, sweaters, dresses, booties, vests, pants and much more.

Using diagrams with descriptions of knitted braids, you can almost always knit not just another thing, but a unique, one-of-a-kind designer product that will delight not only the craftswoman, but everyone around.

How to knit braids with knitting needles - diagrams and descriptions of patterns

It should be noted that there are specifics of work here, which you should definitely familiarize yourself with before starting knitting. So, how to knit with braids? For this auxiliary knitting needles are required, which happen different sizes. Their thickness should be selected according to a simple principle: auxiliary knitting needles should be slightly smaller than working knitting needles.

By what principle are braids knitted? During operation, the hinges are constantly moving. Several loops are transferred to the auxiliary knitting needle, leaving them behind or in front of the work, after which, in accordance with the selected pattern, a certain number of loops are knitted, and then the loops previously set aside on the auxiliary knitting needle are put into work.

To make it clear on what principle braids are knitted, let’s consider several options for working with knitting needles in this style, including for beginner needlewomen.

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Simple braid - master class for beginners

To understand the basics of knitting braids, consider the most simple option, ideal for beginners. This braid knitting tutorial assumes that the auxiliary knitting needles are replaced with a simple pin, which is extremely convenient if you have not yet acquired the necessary tools.

How to knit a braid - master class for beginners

Let's make a braid with 8 loops. Let’s cast on 14 loops for the sample (12 loops for the braid and its “framing” + 2 edge loops) and follow the diagram.

1st row: 2 purl, 8 knit, 2 purl;

From 2nd to 4th row We knit what the knitting looks like - we knit knit stitches above the knit stitches, and purl stitches above the purl stitches (photo 1).

5th row: Purl 2, 4 loops re-slip, without knitting them, onto an auxiliary needle and leave ahead of the work; knit the next 4 loops (at the beginning of knitting them, try not to have a large stretch between the loops). Then we slip 4 loops from the auxiliary needle onto the left needle and also knit them. It turned out that our loops seemed to cross with an inclination in left side(photos 2 and 3).

From 6th to 12th row - we knit according to the pattern.

Now let's look at more complex ones knitted braids knitting needles - diagrams with descriptions will help in this difficult task for beginners.

Beautiful three-dimensional pattern

A voluminous braid with knitting needles will make any thing special, and will definitely add a little romance to the image. Just one voluminous pattern is enough, such as this wonderful braid, and the item already takes on a unique look.

The pattern shows the front and back rows. The width of the motif is 40 loops, repeat in height from the 1st to the 32nd row.

Braid knitting pattern and designations:

- purl (purl - in front rows, front - in purl rows)

- front (front in front rows, purl - in back rows).

- cross 4 loops to the left (slip the 3rd loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave it before work, purl 1 loop, then knit 3 loops with an auxiliary needle).

- cross 4 loops to the right (slip 1 loop onto an auxiliary needle and leave it at work, knit 3 loops, then purl 1 loop with an auxiliary needle).

- cross 5 loops to the right (slip 2 loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave them at work, knit 3 loops, then purl 2 loops with an auxiliary needle).

- cross 5 loops to the left (slip the 3rd loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave it before work, purl the 2nd loops, then knit the 3rd loops with an auxiliary needle).

- Cross 5 loops to the left (slip 3 loops onto a secondary needle and leave before work, knit 2 loops, then knit 3 loops from a secondary needle).

- Knit 5 cross to the right (leave 2 loops on the auxiliary needle while working, knit 3 knit stitches, then knit 2 loops on the auxiliary needle.

- cross 4 loops to the left (slip the 2nd loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave before work , knit 2 loops, then 2nd loops with aux. knitting needles).

at work , knit 2 loops, then 2 loops with aux. knit the knitting needles).

- cross 4 loops to the left (slip 2 loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave before work, Purl the next 2 stitches, then the 2nd stitches with auxiliary stitches. knitting needles).

- cross 4 loops to the right (slip 2 loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave at work , knit 2 loops, then 2 loops with aux. knit the needles purl).

- Cross 5 loops to the left (slip the loops onto a spare needle and leave them before work, knit 3 loops, then knit 2 loops from a spare needle).

— Knit 5 cross to the right (leave 3 loops on the auxiliary needle while working, knit 2 knit stitches, then knit 3 loops on the auxiliary needle).

Pattern for a hat

The braid pattern for a hat is a timeless classic of winter fashion. For a harmonious set, the braid is often also knitted on scarves or snoods, as well as on mittens - this makes the look complete. Well, for demi-season and winter hats This simple pattern for knitting braids with knitting needles with a description will come in handy.

Diagram and designations:

- purl loop.

- face loop.

- remove the double crochet stitch.

- knit two stitches together.

Braid for men's sweater

The image of a sensual man in the cold season is ideally complemented by a warm knitted sweater with braids - proven by many romantic comedies! Therefore, it’s time to knit a beautiful thing for a loved one.

This braid for men's sweaters is also knitted using an additional knitting needle.

Work progress:

The number of loops is cast on the knitting needles, divisible by 11 plus 2 loops for symmetry of the pattern, plus 2 edge loops.

Rows 1,3,7,9: *2 purl, 9 knit *, 2 purl;

2 and all even rows: 2 knit, * 9 purl, 2 knit*;

5 row: * 2 purl, 3,4,5 loops are removed forward onto an additional knitting needle, knit 6,7,8 loops, then 3,4,5 knit loops, 3 knit loops *, 2 purl;

11th row: * 2 purl, 3 knit, 6,7,8 loops are removed back onto an additional knitting needle, knit the 9,10,11th loops, and then 6,7,8 loops from the additional knitting needle *, purl 2.

What to choose for a women's cardigan?

A braid for a women's cardigan can look different: large, small, repeating, combined with other braids or in a single copy, but it will always give the knitted item an original look.

Knitting pattern for braids and designations:

— 10 loops cross to the left (slip 5 loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave before work , knit the next 5 loops, then 5 loops with aux. knitting needles).

- cross 10 loops to the right (slip 5 loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave at work , knit the next 5 loops, then 5 loops with aux. knit the knitting needles).

The diagram shows both front and back rows. We read the front (odd rows) from right to left, the purl (even rows) we read from left to right.

The width of the braid is 20 loops. We repeat in height from the 1st to the 12th row. The number of rows in the pattern in height can be increased, depending on the required pattern.

IN classic version, if we weave 5X5 braids, then between the weaves we knit 10 rows in height (including knit and purl). In this model, the number of rows in the pattern needs to be increased in height to 16 rows.

Pattern for mittens

A good mood and warmth this winter will be created by mittens knitted from braids, which you can knit for yourself, your sister, your friend, your mother.

This knitting pattern may be difficult for beginners, since the mittens need to be knitted using five stocking needles.

Work progress:

We cast on 52 loops - 13 loops per knitting needle. We knit an elastic band 2x2, approximately 40 rows. Follow the diagram and description to understand how to properly knit braids on mittens.

We knit a finger on the 10th row. On the side of the small braids, add to the two middle loops - 3 times in the second row. Then in the third row 3 times. When there are 18 loops, transfer them to a pin and continue knitting the mitten. The finger can be tied later. It is knitted exactly like the mitten itself, only in a smaller size.

Next comes double knitting, in the first row on knitting needles we alternately knit one knit stitch and two knit stitches together. In the second row with facial loops, two loops together and so on until the end of the row. Pull all remaining loops.

Diagram and designations:

What pattern is suitable for a children's pullover?

A children's pullover with knitting needles can also be decorated with a beautiful braid motif. It will come in very handy for winter products, adding your own twist when creating a sweater for a child. Let's take the central braid as a basis.

In the pattern according to which we will knit a braid, only the front rows are shown. On the purl side, knit according to the pattern. The width of the motif is 36 loops. Repeat in height from the 1st to the 20th row.

Diagram and explanations:

- purl (purl - in front rows, front - in purl rows).

- front (front - in the front rows, purl - in the back rows).

- Cross 3 loops to the right (slip 1 loop onto an auxiliary needle and leave it at work, knit the 2nd loops, then knit the loop with the auxiliary needle).

- Cross 3 loops to the left (slip the 2nd loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave it before work, knit 1 loop, then knit the 2nd loops with an auxiliary needle).

- Cross 3 loops to the right (slip 1 loop onto an auxiliary needle and leave it at work, knit the 2nd loops, then purl the loop with the auxiliary needle).

— cross 3 loops to the left (slip the 2nd loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave them before work, purl 1 loop, then knit the 2nd loops with an auxiliary needle).

- Cross 4 loops to the left (slip the 2nd loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave it before work, knit 2 loops, then knit the 2nd loops with an auxiliary needle).

- Cross 4 loops to the right (slip 2 loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave them at work, knit the 2nd loops, then knit 2 loops with an auxiliary needle).

— Cross 4 loops to the left (slip 2 loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave them before work, purl the next 2 loops, then knit the 2nd loops from the auxiliary needle).

- cross 4 loops to the right (slip 2 loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave them at work, knit the 2nd loops, then purl 2 loops with an auxiliary needle).

- Cross 2 loops to the left (slip 1 loop onto an auxiliary needle and leave it before work, knit the 2nd loop, then knit 1 loop with an auxiliary needle).

Plaid pattern

Knitting a blanket with knitting needles from braids is a real challenge for a needlewoman, because this work takes a lot of time and requires a lot of effort and patience, but the result will delight the whole family for many years! What needs to be done to knit the family’s future favorite blanket? The answer is simple: a simple braid pattern that will add coziness to a knitted blanket.

We knit a braid for a blanket:

The voluminous braid consists of 12 loops. The pattern repeat in height is 8 rows. Rows 1 to 8 form the pattern. In every 4th row, the braid loops overlap one by one.

Work progress:

1st and 5th rows:*P9 p., 12 persons. p., 9 p. p. *, repeat from * to *;

2nd and all even rows: knit all loops according to the pattern;

4th row:* 9 p. p., 8 p. cross to the left (leave 4 p. on the auxiliary needle before work, knit 4 p., then knit 4 p. with the auxiliary knitting needle), purl 9. p. *, repeat from * to *;

8th row:* 9 p. p., 4 persons. p., 8 p. cross to the right (leave 4 p. on the auxiliary needle while working, knit 4 p., then knit 4 p. with the auxiliary knitting needle), purl 9. p., *, repeat from * to *.
Repeat the pattern, starting from the 1st row, until the desired height of the braid.

Video lesson

If photos of diagrams and products with braids knitted were not clear enough, video knitting lesson voluminous braid knitting needles will help you understand some important points.

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Sizes: S/M/L/XL

For knitting a dress you will need 900/950/1050/1150 g and for a collar 100 g (for all sizes) dark olive (204.991) Sport yarn (51% wool, 49% acrylic, 90 m/50g); types No. 3.5 and No. 4; 1 aux. spoke.

Elastic band 2/2, knitting needles No. 3.5: alternately knit 2, purl 2.

Elastic band 3/2, knitting needles No. 4: alternately knit 3, purl 2.

Braid pattern A, needles No. 4: number of loops is 18. Knit according to pattern_1. Perform 1 time from the 1st to the 16th row, then repeat from the 5th to the 16th row.

Braid pattern B, needles No. 4: number of loops is 18. Knit according to pattern_2. Perform 1 time from the 1st to the 16th row, then repeat from the 7th to the 16th row.

Braid pattern C, needles No. 4: number of loops is 22. Knit according to pattern_3. Perform 1 time from the 1st to the 14th row, then repeat from the 3rd to the 14th row.

Stockinette stitch, needles No. 4: knit. r. - persons p., out. r. - purl p.

Purl stitch, knitting needles No. 4: knit. r. - purl p., out. r. -persons P.

Fantasy pattern, knitting needles No. 4: number of loops is 96. Knit according to the middle front patterns.

Attention! The number of loops changes, starting with pattern B, then in pattern C.

Knitting density, elastic band 3/2: 21 p. and 26 r. = 10 x 10 cm.

Back: cast on 102/110/118/130 sts using knitting needles No. 3.5. Knit 6 cm (= 18 r.) with 2/2 rib, adding 0/1/0/0 p. in the last r. (=102/111/118/130 p.). Next, knit with 3/2 ribbed knitting needles No. 4, starting with 2 purls. p., knit from * to * according to the description / 2 persons. p. instead of 3 / according to the description / 4 persons. p. instead of 3, decreasing on both sides at a distance of 1 p. from the edge 4 x 1 p. in every 30th r. / 4 x 1 p. in every 30th r. / 2 x

1 p. in every 32nd r., 2 x 1 p. in every 30th r. / 2 x 1 p. in every 32nd r., 2 x 1 p. in every 30th r. To decrease 1 stitch at a distance of 1 stitch from the edge: at the beginning of the row, knit 1 stitch, 2 stitches together. or 2 stitches together purlwise, knit the row to the end and when 3 stitches remain on the left knitting needle, knit 1 broach (remove 1 stitch as knit, 1 knit and pull it through removed loop) or 2 stitches together, then the last stitch. After 73/75/76/77 cm (= 192/198/202/204 r.) from the cast-on edge, close for the armholes on both sides in every 2nd r. 1 x 3 p., 2 x 2 p., 2 x 1 p./ 1 x 3 p., 2 x 2 p., 3 x 1 p./

1 x 3 p., 2 x 2 p., 4 x 1 p./ 1 x 3 p., 4 x 2 p., 4 x 1 p. Next knit on the remaining 76/83/88/92 p. After 18 /19/21/22 cm from the beginning of the armhole (= 238/246/256/260 rubles from the cast-on edge) close for shoulder bevels on both sides in every 2nd row. 3 x 5 p., 1 x 6 p./1 x 5 p., 3 x 6 p./Z x 6 p., 1 x 7 p./2 x 6 p., 2 x 7 p. At the same time, close for neckline cutout is average 24/27/28/30 p. and finish both sides separately, closing from the neck side in every 2nd r. 1 x 3 p., 1 x 2 p.

Before: cast on 106/114/122/134 sts using knitting needles No. 3.5. Knit 6 cm (= 18 r.) with a 2/2 elastic band. Then switch to needles No. 4 and knit 11/15/19/25 sts with 3/2 rib, starting with 1 purl. p., further from * to * description/ as in description/ 2 persons. p. instead of 3/ as in the description, then 96 p. with a fantasy pattern, distributing 12 additions in the 1st row. (the location of the increases is shown in diagram A), 11/15/19/25 sts with 3/2 rib, starting from purl 2. p. Decrease on both sides as on the back. After 65 cm (= 170 r.) from the cast-on edge (after the last r. according to pattern C), knit 20/24/28/34 sts with 3/2 rib, 22 sts with a braid pattern C, distributing 6 additions in 1 r . (= knit 2 purl sts, 3 knit sts, *1 inc, 2 knit sts*, knit 5 times from * to *, add 1 purl st, 1 purl st), 5 sts . elastic band 3/2.18 p. braid pattern B, 5 p. elastic band 3/2.22 p. braid pattern C, starting from the 7th row. and distributing 6 additions in the 1st r. (= knit 1 purl stitch, add 1 purl stitch, *2 knit stitches, 1 increase*, knit 5 times from * to *, 3 knit stitches, 2 purl stitches), 20/ 24/28/34 sts with 3/2 rib. Continue on the received 112/120/128/140 p. At the same time, after 73/75/76/77 cm (= 192/198/202/204 r.) from the cast-on edge, close the sleeve armholes on both sides 4/3 /2/3 p., then decrease at a distance of 6 p. from the edge in every 2nd r.

1 x 2 p., 3 x 1 p./2 x 2 p., 3 x 1 p./3 x 2 p.,

3 x 1 p./ 4 x 2 p., 4 x 1 p. To decrease 2 p. at a distance of 6 p. from the edge: at the beginning of the row, knit 6 p., 3 p. together purl. crossed, knit the row to the end and, when 9 sts remain on the left knitting needle, knit 3 sts together, then the last 6 sts. To decrease 1 st at a distance of 6 sts from the edge: at the beginning of the row, knit 6 sts. , 2 p. together purl. crossed, knit the row to the end and, when 8 stitches remain on the left knitting needle, knit 2 stitches together, then the last 6 stitches. Next, knit on the remaining 94/100/106/110 stitches. After 13/14/16/ 17 cm from the beginning of the armholes (= 226/234/244/248 r. from the cast-on edge), close off the middle 30/32/34/36 p. for the neckline, knitting 6x2 p. together k., finish both sides separately, closing from the neck side in every 2nd r. 1 x 4 p., 1 x 3 p., 1 x 2 p., 2 x 1 p. Close the shoulder slopes at the same height as for the back. Sleeves: cast on 52/54/56/58 sts using knitting needles No. 3.5. Knit 5 cm (= 14 r.) with 2/2 rib, adding 1 p. in the last row (= 53/55/57/59 p.). Continue with 3/2 ribbing using size 4 needles, starting as in description/p1. p., then from * to * description/ 2 p. p., then from * to * description/ 1st person. p. instead of 3. After 7 cm (= 20 r.) from the cast-on edge, knit 5/6/7/8 p. with an elastic band of 3/2, continuing the pattern of the previous rows, 43 p. according to the pattern of the middle of the sleeve, 5/6/7 /8 p. After 9.5 cm (= 26 r.) from the cast-on edge, add on both sides at a distance of 1 p. from the edge 8 x 1 p. in every 12 r. / 3 x 1 p. in each 12 -m r., 6 x 1 p. in every 10th r./ 3 x 1 p. in every 10th r., 8 x 1 p. in every 8th r./ 8 x 1 p. in every 8th r., 5 x 1 p. in every 6th r. At the same time, 26 cm (= 68 r.) from the cast-on edge, after the 48th r. pattern (4/4/5/6 incs are made on both sides), knit further 24/25/27/29 sts with 3/2 rib, 18 sts with braid pattern A, distributing 5 incs in 1st r., 24 /25/27/29 p. with 3/2 rib. Next, knit on the received 74/78/84/90 sts. After 46 cm (= 122 r.) from the cast-on edge, form a sleeve cap, closing on both sides in every 2nd r. (decrease 1 p. or 2 p. perform at a distance of 5 p. from the edge) 2 x 3 p., 13 x 1 p., 2 x 3 p. / 1 ​​x 3 p., 3 x

2 p., 11 x 1 p., 2 x 2 p., 1 x 3 p./ 2 x 3 p., 1 x 2 p., 14 x 1 p., 1 x 2 p., 2 x 3 p. ./1 x3 p., 5 x 2 p., 9 x 1 p., 4 x 2 p., 1 x 3 p., bind off the remaining 24 p. To decrease 1 p. at a distance of 5 p. from the edge: in at the beginning of the row, knit the first 5 sts, purl 2 sts together. crossed, knit the row to the end and, when 7 sts remain on the left knitting needle, knit 2 sts together, then the last 5 sts. To decrease 2 sts at a distance of 5 sts from the edge: at the beginning of the row, knit the first 5 sts ., 3 p. together purl. crossed, knit the row to the end and, when 8 stitches remain on the left needle, knit 3 stitches together purlwise, then the last 5 stitches.

Neckline: cast on 118/122/126/130 stitches using knitting needles No. 3.5, knit 6 rows. rib 2/2 and set aside all stitches.

Assembly: sew shoulder seams. Sew the strip along the edge of the neckline using a loop-to-loop stitch. Sew in the sleeves, sew the seams of the sleeves and side seams.

Detachable collar: cast on 118/122/126/130 stitches using knitting needles No. 3.5, knit 18 cm (= 56 r.) with 2/2 elastic band, bind off all loops. Sew the edges of the collar.

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Sizes: 36-40 For knitting summer dress you will need: 450 g of Capri kiwi-colored yarn (55% cotton, 45% polyacrylic, 105 m/50 g); knitting needles No. 4.5; hook No. 4.5.

Dress sizes: 34/36 (38) 40/42 To knit a dress you will need: 550 (600) 650 g olive Amalfi yarn (70% cotton, 30% polyamide, 90 m/50 g), straight knitting needles No. 4.5; circular knitting needles No. 4, 1 bag of sequins, 1 bag of glass beads

Size: 36/38.

You will need: 550 g gray (col. 40) Evento yarn (65% cotton, 35% merino wool, 160 m/50 g) Lana Grossa; knitting needles No. 4.5; circular knitting needles No. 4,5 and No. 4.

Elastic band: alternately knit 2, purl 2.

Pattern with braids: knit according to the pattern. In purl. r. knit loops according to the pattern. Perform 1 time from the 1st to the 176th row, repeat from the 163rd to the 176th row.

Highlighted decreases: when decreasing 2 stitches at the beginning of the row, knit a crocheted edge, knit 3 stitches together; at the end of the row, knit 3 stitches together with a broach (slip 1 stitch as a knit, knit 2 stitches together and pull the removed stitch through it), chrome. When decreasing 1 stitch at the beginning of the row: knit chrome, 2 stitches together; at the end of the row, knit 2 stitches in place with a broach (remove 1 stitch as a knit, 1 knit and stretch it through the removed stitch), chrome.

Knitting density, pattern with braids from 1st to 148th r., knitting needles No. 4.5: 22 sts and 26 r. = 10 x 10 cm; pattern with braids, starting from 149 r., knitting needles No. 4.5: 26 sts and 28 r. = 10 x 10 cm.

Back: on knitting needles No. 4.5, cast on 122 sts and knit for a strap of 3 cm = 9 r. with an elastic band, starting in the 1st purl. r. with chrome, 1 purl. and ending with 1 purl., chrome. In the last r. decrease 1 p. = 121 p. Then knit between the edges. pattern with braids. After 57 cm = 148 rub. knit a yoke from the placket. Thanks to the drawing, the narrowing will happen automatically. After 12 cm = 34 r. from the beginning of the yoke, close on both sides for the armholes 2 p., in every 2 r. 1 x 2 and 3 x 1 p. in the 4th row. 2 x 1 p., performing the highlighted decreases = 103 p. After 20 cm = 56 r. from the beginning of the armholes for shoulder bevels, close 5 sts on both sides, in every 2nd p. 2 x 6 p. Set aside the remaining 69 p. for the collar.

Before: knit like a back.

Right sleeve: on knitting needles No. 4.5, cast on 58 sts and knit for a bar of 3 cm = 9 r. with an elastic band, starting in the 1st purl. r. with chrome, 1 purl. and ending with 1 purl., chrome. In the last r. evenly add 13 sts = 71 sts. Then knit between the edges. pattern with braids from the 101st row, as shown at the top left of the diagram. For bevels, make additions on both sides according to the diagram, while in the 9th row. from the bar, add 1 p., in every 8th p. 4 x 1 p. and in every 4th r. 3 x 1 p. = 87 p. Perform crossings if there is a sufficient number of loops for this. After 24 cm = 66 r. from the bar, after the 166th p. close the pattern on both sides according to the pattern for armholes 3 p., in every 2nd p. 5 x 2 p., 9 x 1 and 5 x 2 p., performing the highlighted decreases. Cast off the remaining 23 sts.

Left sleeve: knit symmetrically.

Assembly: make seams. On the circle, knitting needles No. 4.5, transfer 69 postponed front and back loops, while in the 1st circle, row above the shoulder seams, knit a hem. together = 136 sts. For a stand-up collar, knit a circle in rows in a pattern with braids according to the pattern. At collar height 4 cm = 10 rubles. for the rulik circle, knit 3 circles using knitting needles No. 4. r. persons and close the loops freely. Sew in sleeves.

Knitting pattern for a dress
Knitting pattern Author/Designer: Marjorie Brigham

Description:

This dress was inspired by Gil Eton's work from Minnow Knits II. Lace hem (8 circles). Inset lace knitting of 7 loops. This is a winter/autumn dress. It is knitted from bottom to top. The body is knitted with a twisted elastic band. 3/4 sleeves and knitted like raglan.

Dimensions: 2 (3, 4) years

Measurements upon completion of work:
Bust: 61 (63.5, 66) cm
Length from shoulder to hem: 42 (44.5, 47) cm
Skirt width: 47 (49.5, 52) cm

Materials:
6, 6, 7 skeins of yarn (90m per skein, 50g)
4 and 4.5 mm circular knitting needles
4 and 4.5 mm double needles
3-4 buttons

The blue dress was knitted from 7 skeins of Karabella Aurora8 (100% merino, 90m per skein), size 3 years, full sleeves not 3/4.

Knitting density: 19 sts and 24 rows in 10x10 cm knits. viscous

Lace at hem:

(multiples of 8, knit in the round)

Circle 1: *K1, yarn over, k2, slip 2 p as k. without knitting, knit 1, then put 2 slipped loops on the knitted one, knit 2, yarn over * Repeat * until the end of the circle.

Circle 2 and every even circle: persons

Circle 3: like circle 1

Circle 5: *K2, yarn over, k1, slip 2 sts. without knitting, knit 1, then put 2 slipped loops on the knitted one, knit 1, yarn over, knit 1. * * Repeat * until the end of the circle.

Circle 7: *K3, yarn over, slip 2 sts. without knitting, knit 1, then put 2 slipped loops on the knitted one, yarn over, knit 2.* * Repeat * until the end of the circle.

Circle 8: persons

Insert lace stitch (7 loops):

Circle 1 (persons): P1, yo, slip 1 stitch as knit, 1 knit, place the removed loop over the knitted one, k1, 2 loops together as knit, yo, p1.
Circle 2, 4: P1, knit 5. , 1 purl
Circle 3: P1, k1, yo, slip 1 stitch as knit. without knitting, knit the next 2 loops together as knits, throw the removed loop over the knitted one, yarn over, k1, purl 1.

Repeat these 4 rounds until you finish knitting the skirt. Make lap 2 or 4 your last.

Cast on 176 (184, 192) loops
Join to knit in the round. Place a marker.
Tie a lace hem.
Next round: K49 (57, 65), place a marker, circle 4 inset lace stitch, place a marker, knit. until the end of the circle.
Continue knitting faces. knitted stitch, and work an insert lace stitch between the markers until the length of the skirt is 25.5 (26.5, 28) cm or whatever length you want.
Next round: *2 stitches together as knit.* to end of round (88, 92, 96 stitches).

Twisted elastic:

Round 1: *k2 (work each through back), p1* Repeat * to end of round.

Round 2: *K2. (through the front wall), purl 1 *. Repeat * until the end of the circle.

Repeat rounds 1 & 2 until the torso is 6 (7.8) cm (end with round 1).
Place the markers in this way: from the marker which means the beginning and end of the circle, knit 22 (23, 24) loops, marker, knit 44 (46, 48) loops, marker.

Start with a marker that marks the beginning and end of the circle and work with a twisted rib (2x1) up to 3 stitches before the first marker. Cast off 6 stitches as per pattern (remove marker), then continue with twisted rib for 3 stitches to second marker. Cast off 6 stitches according to pattern (remove marker). Continue knitting with a twisted elastic until the end of the round. Do not cut the working thread. Place the dress to the side for now. Let's start knitting the sleeves.

Sleeves:

Both sleeves are knitted at the same time. With the first skein of thread, cast on 34 (35, 36) loops. Then on the same circular needle, using the second skein of thread, cast on another 34 (35, 36) loops. Knit the sleeves with a twisted elastic band.
After 2.5 cm we begin adding loops as follows:

(Knit side): [add 1 stitch on each side of the sleeve on the knit side. side every 3 rows] x 6 (48, 49, 50 sts). We add loops by knitting the first and last loop through the front and back walls.
Wrong side: p2, k1

Work with a twisted rib until the sleeve is 12.5 (12.5, 13) cm long. This is 3/4 length. If you want a longer or shorter sleeve, then knit to the length you like.
On faces side close 3 loops, knit to the end of the row. Repeat the same on the wrong side. (42, 43, 44 p). Cut the thread leaving a tail approximately 50 cm long.

Connecting the dress and sleeves:

Starting with a marker that marks the beginning and end of the circle, knit 19 (20, 21) stitches according to the pattern, place a marker, knit 42 (43, 44) stitches of the first sleeve according to the pattern, place a marker, now knit the next 38 (40, 42) stitches according to the pattern ) loops of the dress, place a marker, knit 42 (43, 44) loops of the second sleeve according to the pattern, place a marker, and knit the last 19 920, 21) loops of the dress according to the pattern.
You should have 160 (166, 172) stitches on circular needles.
Do not join for knitting in the round. The dress will be knitted in rows.
Knit the next row purlwise. sleeve side.

From now on we knit rows as follows :

Row 1 (front side): Remove the first loop without knitting. Next we knit with a twisted elastic band as before up to 3 loops to the marker: we knit 2 loops together as knit., k1., throw the marker over, knit 1., remove one loop without knitting, knit the next one as knit., put the removed one on it. , then knit with a twisted elastic band up to 3 loops to the marker.... and so on.

Row 2 (wrong side): Remove the first loop without knitting. Next we knit the knit stitches as knits and purl stitches. as out.
Repeat rows 1 and 2 until you have 56 (62, 68) stitches left. On the right side, close the loops according to the drawing.
Crochet one row across the back neckline. Make 3 buttonholes.

Processing:

Sew up sleeves and armpits. Hide the ponytails. Sew buttons. Steam the lace hem until it straightens out.
Take photos and show off.

Method 2 (my amendments to d And I’ll tell you how I knitted this dress myself for the first time):

Everything is knitted as in Method 1 until we attach the sleeves to the dress.
I didn't cut out the back. I just finished decreasing with raglan after 72 (78, 84) stitches.
Then I knitted the collar with garter stitch for 4 rounds. I closed the loops on the wrong side. circle as purl.

Method 3 (my amendments to the design, how I knitted this dress myself for the second time):

Everything is knitted as in Method 1 until we begin to reduce the stitches on the skirt by half (i.e. Next round: *2 stitches together as knit.* until the end of the round (88, 92, 96 loops)).

After that, I put the skirt aside and started knitting the body with raglan from top to bottom.
Cast on 70 (74, 74) stitches
Place markers after 24 (26), 11, 24 (26), 11 loops..
Knit 4 rounds in garter stitch, and then start adding raglan stitches.
Add loops until the number of loops on the skirt is equal (front + back).
Throw the sleeve loops onto the auxiliary thread.
If you get 1-2 extra loops, that's okay. This can be easily compensated for when connecting the torso to the skirt.
Bind off the stitches on the skirt and body using the third needle.
Knit the skirt and body loop together as you close.
Pick up the sleeve stitches on a circular needle or double needles and knit with a twisted elastic band, decreasing stitches as you go (i.e., reverse order of method 1).
Knit the last 4 rounds in garter stitch, cast off. circle as purl.

Attention! Knit sleeve panels and collar using Aiko thread.

Knit the following patterns on knitting needles No. 4.5.

Pearl Pattern: persons and out. row: knit 1, purl 1 alternately, 1 persons.

Large pearl pattern. 1st row: k1, p1 alternately, 1 persons. 2nd + 4th row: knit loops according to the pattern. 3rd r.: 1 p., 1 knit. alternately, 1 p. Repeat from 1st to 4th row. Out. smooth surface: faces. r. - purl p., out. r. -persons n. Persons smooth surface: faces. r. - persons p., out. r. - purl p.

Braid A (from 6 p.): 1st and 2nd row: persons. smooth surface 3rd row: 6 sts cross to the right: leave 3 sts for auxiliary. knitting needle loops with auxiliary knitting needles 4th - 16th day: persons. smooth surface Knit 1 time from the 1st to the 16th row, then repeat from the 3rd to the 16th row, then repeat from the 3rd to the 16th row.

Braid B (from 6 p.): knit like braid A, but in the 3rd row. Cross 6 sts to the left: leave 3 sts for auxiliary. knitting needle before work, knit 3, then knit stitches with aux. knitting needles

Wavy pattern (first from 31 stitches): knit according to pattern 1, which shows only persons. r., in purl. r. Knit loops according to the pattern, knit “bump” loops. Knit 1 time from the 1st to the 84th row, while decreasing as indicated; 23 p. remain.

Mini braid A (of 3 p.): persons p.: on the left knitting needle, stretch the 1st and 2nd stitches through the 3rd stitch, insert the knitting needle into it and knit 1 stitch, then knit 2 stitches. Out. r.: knit purl.

Mini braid B (of 3 p.): persons p.: K3, 1 yarn over, then stretch the 2nd and 3rd stitches and yarn over through the 1st stitch. Purl. r.: yarn over and loops knit purl.

Pattern of braids and “bumps” (first from 75 stitches): knit in continuation of the wavy pattern according to pattern 2, while continuing the large pearl pattern. The diagram shows only individuals. r., in purl. r. Knit loops according to the pattern, knit “bump” loops. Knit 52 stitches of the pattern 1 time, then repeat 1 more time the first 23 stitches to arrow A, while here perform all the crossings of the braids from 7 stitches to the right: leave 2 stitches on the 1st auxiliary stitch. knitting needle at work, the next 3 sts on the 2nd aux. knitting needle at work, k2, then knit stitches with the 2nd aux. knitting needles Knit 1 time from 85th to 210th r.

Sleeve braid (of 25 p.): knit according to pattern 3, which shows only persons. r., in purl. r. knit loops according to the pattern. Repeat from 1st to 40th r. Pattern of long loops, straight and reverse rows, knitting needles No. 5: purl. r.: persons. n. Persons row: chrome, * 1 long loop: k1, but do not remove it from the left knitting needle, pull the thread forward, put it on the right thumb and form a loop 3 cm long, bring the thread back and knit this knit. knit again, then remove both knits. from a knitting needle, 1 yarn over and pull it through both knits., repeat from *, finish with 1 crocheted stitch. Pattern of long loops, circular r. knitting needles No. 5: 1st circular row: purl. p. 2nd circular row: * 1 long loop, 1 knit. but do not remove it from the left knitting needle, pull the thread forward, put it on the right thumb and form a loop 3 cm long, bring the thread back and knit this stitch. knit again, then remove both knits. from a knitting needle, 1 yarn over and pull it through both knits., repeat from *. Repeat the 1st and 2nd circular rows.

Knitting density: 20 p. and 27 r. = 1 0 x 1 0 cm; sequence of patterns on average (1st -110th p.): 21 p. and 27 p. = 10 x 10 cm; (from 110th rub.): 24 p. and 27 rub. = 10 x 10 cm; braid sleeves: 25 p. = 10 cm; pattern of long loops: 12 p. and 17 r. /circular rivers = 10x10 cm.

Knitted patterned dress - job description

Back: dial 121 (129) 137 p. and knit for the bar 2 cm = 6 r. someone else's pattern. Then knit as follows: chrome, 3 (7) 11 p. pearl pattern continue, 1 p. purl. satin stitch, 6 sts of braid A, 31 sts of wavy pattern, 3 sts of mini braid A, 31 sts of wavy pattern, 3 sts of mini braids B, 1 sts of purl. satin stitch, 3 (7) 11 p. pearl pattern, chrome. Decrease the fit, as indicated, at the same time in the 59th r. from the bar, additionally subtract 1 p. in the pearl pattern on both sides = 95 (103) 111 p. After 31 cm = 84 r. from the bar, start knitting as follows: chrome, 2 (6) 10 p. pearl pattern, 1 p. purl. satin stitch and 6 stitches of braid A continue, 75 stitches of pattern of braids and “bumps”, 6 stitches of braid B, 1 stitch purl. satin stitch and 2 (6) 10 stitches of pearl pattern continue, chrome. For further fitting, decrease in the pattern, as indicated, at the same time in the 87th r. from the bar, additionally subtract 1 stitch in the pearl pattern on both sides.

After 40.5 cm = 110 rub. 73 (81) 89 p. are in work. After 44.5 cm = 120 r. (43 cm = 116 rub.) 41.5 cm = 112 rub. from the bar, add 1 stitch for side bevels on both sides and in every 8th row. 4 x 1 p. = 83 (91) 99 p., including added p. again to the pearl pattern. After 59 cm = 160 rub. (57 cm = 154 rub.) 55 cm = 148 rub. close from the bar for armholes on both sides 4 (5) 6 p. and in every 2nd p. 2 x 2 and 1 x 1 sts, for size 34/36 continue to knit the remaining sts of the braid from the edge of the armhole. satin stitch = 65 (71) 77 p.

After 76.5 cm = 206 rubles. close from the bar for shoulder bevels on both sides 5 (5) 6 p. and in the next 2 p. 1 x 5 (6) 6 p. Simultaneously with the 1st decrease in the shoulder, close the middle 31 (33) 35 p. for the neckline and finish both sides separately. To round, close from the inner edge in the next 2nd row. 1 x 2 p. After 78 cm = 210 r. From the bar, close the remaining 5 (6) 7 stitches of the shoulder on each side.

Attention! Decreases are not indicated on the diagram.

Before: knit in the same way, but with a deeper neckline. , for this after 72.5 cm = 196 rubles. from the bar close the middle 21 (23) 25 p. and in every 2nd p. 1 x 3, 1 x 2 and 2 x 1 p.

Left sleeve: On knitting needles No. 5, cast on with Aiko thread 35 (41) 47 sts and knit for the strap 7 cm = 12 sts with a pattern of long loops, then on knitting needles No. 4.5 knit with Merino thread 1 purl. r. purl, while evenly adding 10 (12) 14 sts = 45 (53) 61 sts. Then knit on needles No. 4.5 with Merino thread as follows: chrome, 9 (13) 17 sts of pearl pattern, 25 sts . braids sleeves, 9 (13) 17 p. pearl pattern, chrome. For sleeve bevels, add from the placket on both sides every 12th r. 6x1 p. = 57 (63) 73 p., including added p. in the pearl pattern. After 31 cm = 84 rub. From the bar, close the sleeves for piping on both sides 3 p. and in every 2nd. r. 1x2, 11(12)13x1 and 2x3 p. After 42 cm = 114 r. (43 cm = 116 rub.) 43.5 cm = 118 rub. close off the remaining 13 (19) 25 sts from the bar.

Right sleeve: knit in the same way, but in the braid cross the sleeves in the 1st and 17th rows. pattern 7 p. to the right: leave 2 p. on the 1st auxiliary. knitting needle at work, the next 3 sts on the 2nd aux. knitting needle at work, k2, then knit stitches with the 2nd aux. knitting needles and loops with 1st aux. knitting needles

Assembly: sew shoulder seams. Using circular knitting needles, cast on Aiko thread along the neckline 65 (69) 73 p., knit for the collar 7 cm = 12 circular r. with a pattern of long loops and close all sts. Sew in the sleeves, sew side seams and sleeve seams.

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