This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets

This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets

You can tie a star in a couple of hours. We need a Pechork yarn. A children's novelty (100% acrylic, 50 g, 200 m), toe knitting needles (6 pieces), a needle with a large eyelet and synthetic filler (sintepon, holofayber or others). This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo №1 To begin with, we will type 100 loops. 1 row. 100 p. This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo # 2 2 row. We split 5 spokes into 20 loops and knit 8 facial loops (lp) with the face loops, then remove 2 sts on the right knitting needle. This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Picture №3 And we sew the next one in a row, like the front one. This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo №4 Then stretch the knotted loop into the two taken off. This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo №5 And leave it on the right spoke. This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo №6 Next, we knit another 8 lb and 1 purl (un). So does the broach. Due to the broaching we reduce the number of loops on the spoke by 2, and in the row by 10. We knit all five spokes. 3 row. 7 lp, broach, 7 lp, 1 ip. A convex, volumetric pigtail begins to form on the site of the broach, which will later determine the spout of the star's beam. And in place of the back of the loop is a groove. This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo №7 4 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 №8 5 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 9 6 row. 4 lp, broach, 4 lp, 1 ip. 7 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 №10 9 row. 1 lp, broaching, 1 lp, 1 ip. This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo Number 11 10 row. There are 4 loops left on the spoke. We remove the first two loops as a broach, we sew 1 lp, stretch it into two removed and we knit 1 ip. There are 2 loops left on the spoke. This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo number 12 11 row. We impose two loops together on each spoke, cut off the thread and we pull the middle out by stretching the thread inside the loops with the help of a hook. This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo №13 Now you can connect the edges of the details with a 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 14 When one ray remained unshielded, it is necessary to fillan asterisk. It is better to fill in small portions, evenly, so that there are no lumps and holes on the surface. From the rest of the sewing thread, you can raise a crochet chain of air loops and make a loop, for which and hang our cozy star on the tree. This master class is designed for those who want to learn how to knit Christmas decorations - sprockets. Photo number 15 Dear masters and needlewomen, Happy New Year and Merry Christmas!

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