Terms of knitting needles embossed patterns and a selection circuit
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In the vast world of knitted patterns, designs andpatterns there is a variety called relief patterns with knitting needles. This category is made by combining front and back loops. The alternation of these loops (P) with knitting needles is done differently each time, in accordance with the schemes. By slightly complicating the combination of LP and LP, you can get the so-called volumetric knitting with knitting needles. To form volumetric motifs, the scheme can contain yarns, removed and moved P. We will consider such patterns later, and now we will focus on relief motifs with knitting needles. As a result of using only front and back P, these ornaments form a beautiful fabric that does not have holes and openings. This happens due to the absence of yarns.
The huge number of reliefs is explainedmany possible combinations of LP and IP. One of the common properties of relief patterns is the ease of knitting. The simplicity of such motifs with knitting needles allows them to be used for teaching beginner knitters. All patterns should be formed from very smooth yarn. Even thread allows you to get a very effective ornament. Using a thick thread, you will knit a spectacular relief with knitting needles, as in the photo below. With fairly thin threads, the fabric turns out elegant and sophisticated.
The yarn can be cotton, acrylic, woolor mixed, but it must be very even. This applies to almost all similar patterns, which are in demand not only among beginners, but also experienced needlewomen. They often use such ornaments to combine with openwork, which looks extremely impressive.
Learn to knit by the scheme
One of the simplest and most popular reliefmotives needles is common gum 1x1, 2x2, 1x2. Here the figures indicate the number of right and wrong P, which fit specific gum. So flexible relief pattern often knit with needles knitwear such as a sweatshirt. If men's sweater, just gum will be very appropriate. In this case, the product fit entirely with the use of this particular drawing. Women's sweater, it is desirable to associate other relief ornamentation, but the cuffs, neck and bottom area is best to perform the exact same simple rubber band, with any of the combinations P.
In the picture you see the simplest 1x1 elastic band. Below you see a 3x2 elastic band and its diagram.
Besides the simple rubber band, there is a huge varietynumber of relief patterns. The main difference between them is the size of the rapports, as well as the combination of front and back P. To make sure how simple relief patterns with knitting needles are, we will consider some of them with the attached diagrams.
Very simple scheme of the LP and SP allows you to associate this refined and elegant embossed pattern that is perfect for almost any type of clothing or accessory.
The second figure also includes only the facial and purl loops, and it is best to look at the men's sweaters or sweaters.
This is an extremely expressive relief pattern that can be knitted on both adult and children's clothes.
Another scheme that allows to perform a relief pattern spokes that complements any type of clothing, scarf or hat.
When in addition to front and back stitches there are also other stitches in the pattern, such as yarn overs, removed stitches and moved stitches, then such reliefs can be classified as volumetric knitting.
In these figures, except for the right and wrong are present P shot loop.
One of the most popular and frequently performed is the "Scythe" relief.
In the first four rows, only LP andIP, and in the fifth row it is necessary to make the moved P to get one of the most voluminous patterns. The second move is performed in the eleventh row. This master class also includes a video about knitting this type of ornaments.
Video master class on knitting bulk braids
Rapport Spit is eighteen P in a row, andeight rows vertically. The peculiarity of this pattern is that some of its hinges knitted short rows, creating an additional amount. Carefully watch the attached video, and try to repeat it as accurately as possible. In the first row (R), all P Spit tally only as LP. In the next purl all P P Spit provyazyvaem like SP. The third P tally facial tresses only twelve units, after which the work turns and the same P knit again, but as SP. Continue needlework as required by video. Provyazyvayte additional rows in the central PA for this need to constantly rotate the canvas.
Examples of schemes
