This master class is intended for those who want to learn how to knit New Year's decorations – stars

This master class is intended for those who want to learn how to knit New Year's decorations – stars

You can knit a star in a couple of hours.We will need Pekhorka Children's novelty yarn (100% acrylic, 50 g, 200 m), sock knitting needles (6 pieces), a needle with a large eye and a synthetic filler (sintepon, holofiber, etc.).This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo №1Let's start by casting on 100 loops. 1 row. 100 p.This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo # 22nd row. We divide 20 loops into 5 knitting needles and knit 8 knit stitches (kl), then remove 2 stitches on the right knitting needle.This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Picture №3And we knit the next one in the row as the front one.This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo №4Then we pull the knitted loop into the two removed ones.This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo №5And leave it on the right knitting needle.This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo №6Next we knit another 8 stitches and 1 purl (sp).This is how the broach is knitted. By drawing, we reduce the number of loops on the knitting needle by 2, and in the row by 10. This is how we knit all five knitting needles. 3rd row. 7 lp, broach, 7 lp, 1 ip. At the site of the broach, a convex, voluminous pigtail begins to form, which will later determine the nose of the star’s ray. And in place of the purl loops there is a groove.This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo №74 row. 6 lp, broach, 6 lp, 1 ip.This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo №85 row. 5 lp, broach, 5 lp, 1 ip.This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo Number 96th row. 4 lp, broach, 4 lp, 1 ip. 7th row. 3 lp, broach, 3 lp, 1 ip. 8 row. 2 lp, broach, 2 lp, 1 ip.This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Picture №109 row. 1 lp, broach, 1 lp, 1 ip.This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo Number 1110 row. There are 4 loops left on the needle. We remove the first 2 loops as if by stretching, knit 1 stitch, stretch it into the two removed loops and knit 1 sp. There are 2 loops left on the knitting needle.This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo number 1211 row. We knit two loops together on each knitting needle, cut off the thread and use it to tighten the middle, pulling the thread inside the loops using a hook.This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo №13Now you can connect the edges of the parts with a crochet hook, or you can use a needle with a large eye.This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo Number 14When one ray remains unstitched, you need to stuffasterisk with padding polyester. It is better to fill in small portions, evenly, so that there are no lumps or holes on the surface. From the thread left over from sewing, you can crochet a chain of air loops and make a loop, using which we will hang our cozy star on the Christmas tree.This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo number 15Dear craftswomen and needlewomen, happy New Year and Merry Christmas to you!

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