Red tie on the fork
Stole size: 50*180 cm.The model is crocheted on a "fork". You will need: 400 g of fluffy yarn with angora, "fork" No. 4 (6 cm), No. 2.5 and 3. The stole is assembled from six openwork ribbons, crocheted on a "fork" and connected to each other with "stars" from VP. The ribbon consists of 17 rapports: "shells" (10 free loops - SP, tied together) and 10 "rays" (10 SP). When tying SP, pick up the ribbons with a crochet hook from below, then they will look slightly twisted in the pattern. In order for the stole to have the shape of a rectangle, knit the edges of the ribbons as follows: 1 edge - 5 "rays" (SP), 17 rapports, 5 "rays" (SP); 2 edge - "Shell" of 5 sp, 17 rapports, "shell" of 5 sp. Make the ribbons as follows: tie a sc on the "fork" (hook No. 2.5), remove the sp as the entire length of the fork is filled, and with the thread from the new ball begin to secure (hook No. 3) the 1st edge according to diagram 1. Put the last loops of the ribbon on the "fork", winding the finished part into a ball, repeat this algorithm, making the next section of the ribbon. Having received a ribbon consisting of the required number of rapports (17 + 5 "rays" at the beginning of the ribbon + 5 "rays" at the end), cut off the thread with which the 1st edge was secured, and secure the free (2nd) edge with the main thread ("shell" of 5 sp at the beginning of the ribbon + 17 rapports + "shell" of 5 sp at the end). Next, make the stripes with the "star" pattern according to diagram 1a, connecting them to the finished ribbons with a soft connection. To do this, drop the loop from the hook and insert it into the junction, pick up the loop, and continue working according to the diagram. Tie the long edges of the stole with a "crayfish step", and the short ones - with SC (hiding the ends of the threads from the ribbons and connections), leaving 2 VP in the center of each ribbon for the tassel and knitting the missing ray at the "star". Make tassels of the desired length and attach them to the stole.
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