
We knit a model of mini-dresses with spokes spring 2015 for a young girl with description and schemes for free
Knitting a fashionable mini dress with knitting needles In this article weWe invite you to familiarize yourself with a detailed description of knitting a youth short dress, which will be very useful for the spring. The data provided is calculated for size thirty-four / thirty-six. Information for a larger size is given in brackets - forty / forty-two. If only one numerical value is presented, it means that it is suitable for all sizes.If only one value is specified, it isapplies to both sizes. The length of our dress model is within eighty-two (eighty-three and a half) centimeters. To knit such a light and short youth dress, you will need: four hundred and fifty (five hundred) grams of lilac yarn of the Line 11 Alpha series of the Online brand (yarn number is fifty-two); main knitting needles - circular No. 3.5, and you will also need auxiliary knitting needles. We advise: it is not necessary to use short circular knitting needles to create the armhole and neck strip. You can use stocking knitting needles or circular knitting needles, but longer. Basic patterns: "elastic" (alternately create 2 front loops, 2 back loops). Front surface in circular rows: knit all loops with front loops.
Stockinette stitch in regular rows:We create the front rows using front loops, we knit the back rows using back loops. Openwork pattern: we knit a number of loops that is a multiple of twenty. We create in circular rows, following the pattern. In all second circular rows (which are not shown), we make loops following the pattern, we create yarn overs with front loops. We determine the knitting density: With the front surface: twenty-one loops and thirty-one rows / circular row correspond to the dimensions of the fabric ten by ten centimeters. When creating an openwork pattern, the knitting density will change: twenty-three loops and thirty-one rows / circular row correspond to the dimensions of the fabric ten by ten centimeters.
Circular rows are used in the creation of dresses up toarmhole. We make a set of loops in a crosswise manner. In total, you need to dial two hundred twenty-four (two hundred fifty-two) loops. Next, we close the work in a circle and create one circular row with face loops. After that, we continue to work, using the "rib" pattern with openwork stripes, focusing on the diagram (a total of eight (nine) rapports). Having knitted six and a half centimeters (or twenty circular rows), knit the "rib" with the front surface, we also continue the strip from the openwork pattern. To create a bevel of the skirt, after twenty circular rows from the "rib" (after all the openwork stripes), knit two loops together with the front loop. In this case, remove one loop as a front loop, make one front loop and pass it through the removed loop. As a result, we get two hundred sixteen (two hundred forty-three) loops. Having made ten subsequent circular rows in front of all the stripes of the openwork pattern, we knit two front loops together (in total, two hundred eight (two hundred thirty-four) loops).
We carry out similar reductions in all tenthscircular rows before the openwork stripes (as a result - one hundred sixty (one hundred eighty) loops). Having made thirty-two centimeters from the "elastic band", make 1 * from the first to the sixty-fourth circular rows, following the openwork pattern scheme. We continue to make the dress using the main pattern. For the armhole, after fifty-seven centimeters from the "elastic band" pattern, the knitting located on the transition circular row must be divided in the center into two parts (into eighty (ninety) loops) and then performed separately. Please note: when knitting for size thirty-four / thirty-six, the loops must be divided from the circular transition itself, but for size forty / forty-two, you need to knit an additional five loops, and only then continue working with the front part and the back separately into ninety loops. As a result, you can see that the pattern is performed symmetrically. In addition to the eighty (ninety) loops of the back, you need to knit another nineteen (twenty and a half) centimeters in straight rows. After that, to make a cutout for the neck, you need to close thirty loops in the middle. Make twenty-five (thirty) shoulder loops on both sides. We do the front part in the same way, but for the neck, having knitted thirteen (fourteen and a half) centimeters from the armhole, you need to close the central twenty loops and finish the two sides separately.
To make the rounding of the neck, you need toIn all second rows, knit five loops of one. Having knitted nineteen (twenty and a half) centimeters from the armhole, you should make twenty-five (thirty) shoulder loops. We assemble the parts of the product: We make seams along the shoulders, using a knitted or loop seam. To make the neck strip, you need to make a rise of eighty-four loops and knit four circular rows with an elastic pattern, and then close the loops, following the diagram. To make the sleeve strip, you need to make a rise of eighty-three loops (ninety-one), starting from the * mark on the diagram. We knit with an elastic pattern: one front, then follows the repeating part of the pattern: two purl, two front loops. We finish with two purl loops. In all second circular rows on the first loop we knit three loops together with one front yarn over. This loop must be removed together with the previous loop as a front loop, the next loop must be made a front loop and passed through the two removed loops. After six circular rows, the loops are closed according to the diagram.