Learning to knit balleros with knitting needles in detailed master classes

Learning to knit balleros with knitting needles in detailed master classes

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Many fashionistas really like this modelclothes, like boleros with knitting needles. These are extremely stylish products that are short jackets. In some cases, this product for women is knitted with sleeves. You can also knit a bolero with your own hands without sleeves. This type of clothing comes from Spain. Even the famous Spanish bullfighters dressed like this. It should be noted that in our time, the style and design of the knitted bolero have changed greatly. With its help, you can polish your style and image, make it spectacular or romantic. Boleros are knitted with knitting needles using a variety of techniques, using completely different threads. They use patterns of all possible patterns for needlework, without making any restrictions. To knit a product for every day, you need to buy threads of dull shades, and choose patterns of dense and even patterns.






Unlike this model, you can create an openworkand an evening bolero with knitting needles. Depending on the shape, color and pattern, it is worn with both trousers and a skirt. Most often, a short bolero jacket is knitted without a fastener. In the summer, openwork jackets are always worn, putting them on a top or dress. In addition, a bolero will perfectly suit thin knitted turtleneck sweaters, as well as the same light blouses. For the cool season, you need to knit a thick bolero from warm yarn with knitting needles, complementing the outfit. But for evening wear, prepare a short jacket with the most delicate openwork pattern. You can also add lace here.

Video lesson knitting bolero knitting

This video master class contains a step-by-step description of how to link the bolero. This is no longer a shrag, but a slightly different model that does not fit a rectangular shape, but has a short
, as well as a decorative fastening at the front.The pattern of the model will be much more complicated. The pattern diagram for a specific model is described in detail in the video tutorial. Let's start knitting a jacket for women with a set of fifty-eight loops (L). Knitting begins with the back and shoulder area. In the first row (R), a yarn over (Y) is made, then two front loops (LF), another yarn over, and fourteen units for the first shoulder. After them, it is necessary to again perform a combination of two LF with yarn overs on the sides. Next come LF for the back in the amount of twenty pieces. Then it is necessary to repeat in reverse order all the loops for the second shoulder. The second and all other even R must be knitted exclusively with purl loops (PL). In the third R, the number of LF increases by eight units, as in the first.

Do these additions exactly the same as in the firstRow. In addition, the third P is marked by the fact that along the pattern here two and two P along with the wrong one are executed. From the fifth row begins the formation of the front bolero. Note that the separation of the front and shoulder parts occurs just in the zone where the nakids are present. Facial loops between nakidami form a line of raglan for a bolero, knitted with spokes. We continue knitting bolero, performing an increase in the number of P on both sides of the line of raglan, before and after the capes. Do this increase as shown in the video until the number of units needed for the front is reached. We repeat the pattern from the ninth to the fifteenth series until we link forty-two rows. At this stage, each front section has thirty-one loops already. And now it is necessary to remove the two shoulder parts on additional pins, and to continue knitting with only the back and front parts, connecting them without a seam. In the fifty-fifth row, we begin to reduce the number of units at the ends of the canvas. In the eighty-first row, we close all the hinges, and we will make the crocheting of the edges crocheted. It remains to remove from the pin the loops of the shoulder, and tie the sleeves with the main pattern of the nakid and two loops together purl-in-the-circle. Having twelve rows of sleeves, we close all the loops.

Master class knitting simple bolero "Shrag"

This delicate openwork bolero will decorate any day off or evening outfit. It should be worn with a summer sarafan or even with jeans.

If you connect such bolero with knitting with addedShiny yarn, then it is quite possible to use it to complement the solemn festive attire. The model is so simple that even the most inexperienced needlewoman can cope with its knitting. This jacket will not need a pattern, because in its unfolded form it has the shape of an ordinary rectangle. The edge of the knitted rectangle must be folded, resulting in the formation of short sleeves.

For knitting, choose any one you likeA pattern that will help you create a gentle and light product. As an example, we offer you such a pattern of openwork pattern, which is also very suitable. On the attached photo you see a knitted bolero for women. This scheme is used here. The model, which is knitted by the shape of a rectangle, and then partially joined by spokes on the sides, is called "Shrag". This example, considered in the master class, is just a knitted shag with knitting needles.

 

This is an example of a simple shrug for beginners.Like any classic shrug, it is knitted in the shape of a rectangle, then folded in half and sewn. When sewing, holes are left for the sleeves. The upper and lower edges are knitted with a rib, which can be seen in the photo.
For the average size, the length of the rectangleis seventy-one centimeters, and the width is seventy-six cm. We will dial one hundred thirty-four loops, and knit with an elastic band two by two ten centimeters. After the elastic band, we make the main pattern, which for such a model should be dense and smooth, at your choice. Having knitted fifteen centimeters from the beginning, we mark the area with a contrasting thread. This point will be the beginning of the armhole. Next, we knit to a distance of thirty-five centimeters, and again mark the fold line of the bolero with a thread. At a distance of 55 cm, the last thread is secured on both sides, indicating the depth of the armhole. Having knitted the fabric to 60 cm, we will make the second elastic band, and close the loops. To assemble the shrug, fold the knitted fabric inside out, and sew it to the contrasting thread.
Video: How to knit a "Shrug" bolero

Photo lessons on knitting bolero






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