Master class on knitting a summer sweater crochet by step-by-step instructions with photos and diagrams

February 18, 2018 handmadebase

Crochet Summer White Blouse SkillCrocheting is considered a generally accepted skill among women. More precisely, it was so several decades ago. And today it is much less common to meet a woman who has this needlework. However, the significance of a gifted thing, crocheted with your own hands, for relatives or friends does not decrease from this, but on the contrary, increases significantly. We would like to note that at the moment, hand-knitted things are a luxury. And when gifting family and friends, you cannot forget about yourself. Moreover, for women, crocheting provides an opportunity to replenish your wardrobe with new-fangled things. In this article, we suggest crocheting a summer white blouse of size 46-48 with your own hands using a crochet hook. This work is considered medium in complexity. For work, you will need white Semenovskaya yarn "Carolina" (100% acrylic, 427m / 100g) - 300 g, crochet hook 2 mm.Methods of knitting a blouse with a crochet PatternWe knit the “arches” according to diagram 1. The number of columns should be a multiple of six chain stitches plus three chain stitches and plus one chain stitch for lifting.We knit the “Rhombuses” pattern according to diagram 2. The number of columns should be a multiple of twelve chain stitches plus three chain stitches plus one chain stitch for lifting.We knit the “Flowers” pattern according to diagram 3. The number of columns should be a multiple of eleven chain stitches plus five chain stitches plus one air loop for lifting.The density of the product, knitted with a 2 mm hook, isAccording to diagram 2, 20 sc x 14 rows = 10 x 10 cm. Work order: 1. Start knitting from the back of the blouse, that is, from the back. Cast on a braid of 102 air loops, i.e. 101 air loops + 1 air loop for lifting. Knit 13 rows according to diagram 1 with the “Arches” pattern. Decrease by two loops equally at the end of the row. Thus, there are 99 working loops without a crochet. 2. With the “Rhombuses” pattern according to diagram 2, start knitting from row 16 and continue to row 43. Then knit two rows with loops without a crochet, decreasing evenly by six loops. Now there are 93 working loops without a crochet left. 3. Using the “Flowers” pattern according to diagram 3, start knitting from row 61. To shape the neckline, close the middle twenty-five loops in row 74 and finish the two sides separately. Close all loops in row 76 from the beginning. 4. Now start knitting the left front panel of the blouse. Cast on a braid of 53 air loops, including one loop for lifting, and knit 13 rows according to diagram 1 using the “Arches” pattern. At the end of the row, decrease by one loop. There are 51 working loops without a yarn over. 5. Continue knitting only using the “Rhombuses” pattern according to diagram 2, starting from rows 16 to 43. Then knit two rows with loops without a yarn over, decreasing evenly by two loops. So now we have 49 working loops without a yarn over. 6. Start knitting with the “Flowers” pattern from row 61, according to diagram 3. Design the neckline from row 61, closing 6 loops on the left side, and in every second row three times five loops. Next, close all the loops from the beginning in row 76. 7. Knit the right front panel of the sweater in the same way as the left one, only symmetrically. 8. Start knitting the right sleeve. Use a crochet hook to make a braid of 67 air loops, one loop of which is for lifting, and knit 9 rows with the “Arches” pattern according to diagram 1. Evenly add 38 loops without a yarn over in row 10 from the beginning of the sleeve. There are 104 working loops. 9. We start knitting with the “Flowers” pattern from the 11th row according to diagram 3. We continue knitting this way up to the 22nd row from the beginning. In this row, we close all the loops in one row. 10. We start knitting the left sleeve similar to the right one. 11. We have knitted all the parts of our future blouse. Now we start assembling the product. We make shoulder, side and sleeve seams. We sew the sleeve into the armhole of the blouse. We knit the resulting blouse and the edges of the sleeves around, according to the knitting pattern from the first to the second row inclusive. We finish each row with a connecting loop. We sew on the buttons.The white blouse for summer is ready!

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