Master class on knitting with peacock tail patterns with diagrams and detailed description which you can download absolutely free of charge.

December 4, 2017 handmadebase

Let's learn how to knit a beautiful "peacock"knitting pattern “Peacock” The pattern is usually classified as a type of openwork pattern. Even a novice needlewoman can knit it, because it is quite simple to create. Its undoubted advantages include the originality of its appearance, simplicity and speed of knitting. This pattern can be used to create airy openwork blouses for girls and women, as well as to create shawls, scarves and much more with its help. In this article, we offer you a detailed description of the main stages of creating such a beautiful pattern as “peacock tail”. If we look closely at the knitting pattern of such a pattern, we can see that there is absolutely nothing difficult in its creation. For production, it is necessary to use purl and front loops, as well as yarn overs and rows with garter stitch. In order for your product, created with “peacock” pattern, had the necessary lightness and airiness, you need to knit in a free form, leaving small holes. We offer you the pattern of the "Peacock Tail" pattern:The diagram shows that the main pattern is knittedon seventeen loops, the eighteenth loop is the edge loop. In order to master this pattern, we recommend that you cast on the 2nd component at the same time for greater clarity: you need to cast on thirty-four loops for the main pattern and two edge loops. As a result, there are thirty-six loops.Then you need to create four rows using the front loops on both sides, as a result of which you will get the so-called "garter stitch".Instead of 4 rows, you can knit 6 –here everything will depend on the thickness of the yarn threads themselves and the specifics of the fabric itself. Over time, you can try to knit the product using two of the specified methods and decide which one is closer to you.Having created the first four rows, we proceed toknitting the "peacock" pattern itself. In this case, the first loop, the edge loop, must be knitted with a standard front loop, then knit 2 loops together, 1 time, twice, thrice.Then make a yarn over, in which the thread shouldbe on top of the knitting needle, not underneath. This will provide more airiness to our pattern. There should be six yarn overs in total, and between them knit one front loop. In other words, knitting should be done in the following order: make a yarn over, knit a front loop, yarn over again, then - front loop, make a yarn over, knit a front loop, make a yarn over, knit a front loop, finish with a yarn over.Then again you need to knit 2 loops together.If you are creating one fragment of the pattern, then you should knit 2 common loops three times, and if there are more fragments, then you need to knit 2 common loops six times.In the future we do the following:create yarn overs, through 1 front loop, as before, knit six yarn overs and 5 front loops. Then you need to turn the product over, and knit the entire row with classic purl loops. Note that the pattern will be made only from the front part of the product. Having created a row with purl knitting, you should turn it over again and repeat again, as the above pattern, i.e. three times two common loops, then - six yarn overs through five front loops, again six times 2 common loops, etc.Then you need to turn the product over again andcreate a row of purl stitches. Then repeat the pattern on the front side 3 times, and then knit the row with purl stitches. That's it. This fragment is complete. Next, you need to create four rows using garter stitch in the same way as it happened at the beginning of the knitting process, and then - six rows of the main pattern.Another little piece of advice: in order not to get lost and confused while knitting, you need to count loops, yarns, and also 2nd loops. You will succeed. Go for it!

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