Pink dress crochet in the technique of ribbon lace

Pink dress crochet in the technique of ribbon lace

The size of the dress: 44. You will need: 750 g yarn (100% viscose, 500 mx 100 g) pink, a little viscose yarn purple and silvery; sequins, beads; hook number 1; needle. Before starting work, make a sewing pattern, correcting it according to your standards, see Fig. 31 for the dimensions of the product. Tie the sample with the main pattern in Scheme 31, determine its density and make a calculation of knitting. First, the bodice of the dress that consistsfrom two strips, connected by a pattern according to scheme 31. Further from the stripes, knit a belt to a height of 13 cm, making the cuts according to the pattern. Then divide the canvas into 4 equally wide pieces and knit them separately without expanding the main pattern. Openwork inserts with ribbon lace included are performed according to scheme 31a. The widening of the wedges occurs gradually, due to the binding on the sides by the method of partial knitting (see Scheme 31 b). The rows of strapping are increased until the width of the wedge is reached (at the bottom) of 20 cm. In this model, the number of rows of strapping is 10 on each side of the strip lace strip. Tie 4 of these wedges and connect them with a crocheted skirt, arches from the VP. The option of filling the corners is shown in the scheme 31 e. Tie the bodice of the dress along the contour of the throat and the armhole according to the scheme of 31 g. When tying the line of the armhole, slightly tighten the canvas. Decorate the product with imaginary embroidery. First, make curved lines with a tie-back seam. Supplement the embroidery with a scattering of beads and sequins, attached beads. Knitting Patterns:

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