Jacket in the technique of Bryugge lace. The work of Lyudmila Petrova
Когда увидела жакет в технике Брюгге, не смогла pass by - I really wanted to try to knit it. True, there was one but... I've never knitted in this technique... But, the eyes are afraid, but the hands do it. Model from fashion magazine 535 author: Irina Troyan. Yarn Semenovskaya bobbin Tenderness (47% cotton, 53% viscose) - 1613 m in 2 threads, cr. 1.1. Everything is written so clearly in the description that it's a pleasure. Although I admit that the jacket was not easy for me, I had to unravel the motifs.
Jacket in Bruges lace technique, description for youYou will need: 400 g of blue yarn (100% cotton, 508 m x 50 g); hook No. 0.9; button. Before you start working, make a full-size sewing pattern (Fig. 15), taking into account the individual features of the figure. Start working with the lower part of the jacket, made using the Bruges technique (Bruges lace). Knit 7 large flowers A for the peplum according to pattern 15 and 6 flowers for the sleeve cuffs according to pattern 15 a. The location of the individual elements and the technique of connecting them into fabric are shown in pattern 15 a. Bind the flowers with braid B. The next step is to knit triangular motifs B according to pattern 15 b, then braid G. When knitting braid G, gather the peplum to the required width. From the peplum, start knitting the details of the shelves and the back in a single piece according to pattern 15 c. When you reach the armholes, divide the work and knit each piece separately. Connect the shoulder seams. Then tie the jacket fronts and neckline with tape D. Knit the collar and attach it along the neckline contour according to pattern 15a. Along the perimeter of the product, tie with two strips of tape E. For the sleeves, assemble cuffs from flowers and triangular motifs. From the cuffs, knit the sleeves in a circle with the background pattern, forming a side bevel, armhole and armhole in accordance with the pattern. Sew the sleeves into the armholes. Sew on a button. Jacket knitting patterns:
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