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Well-known woven scarves and hats from Osinka

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Well-known woven scarves and hats from Osinkahttp://klubok.work/1/1/4172/Klubok

 

 

 



The topic of knitting original scarves and hats has been open on Osinka for a year now. I collected a good one

 

a selection of works by craftswomen, I will be inspired and create. Below is a master class.








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Work by Tatyana Shneider (Ryazanova)













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Pattern for knitting a cap in one piece in short rows:





How to cast on extra stitches:

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In the master class on the site, attention is paid to the last two slots; they are not connected to the main fabric. Materials: Angora RAM thread 1 skein 100 g/500 m, 40% moheir 60% acrylic, N4 knitting needles, N3 circular knitting needles, N2 hook, 5 beads, sewing threads to match the knitting threads.
Description of work: cast on 45 stitches on knitting needles.
Row 1: 45 knit stitches
2nd row: 45 purl loops repeat this way for 6 more rows.
Next we knit 3 knit loops, cast off 18 stitches, knit 3, cast off 18 stitches, turn the work over. Next, purl 3, cast on 18 stitches, purl 3, cast on 18 stitches. Knit the entire fabric in this way, making “slits” in the fabric every 8 rows. Make the resulting strips in the form of loops and connect them together, threading them into each other (like the loops on tights are connected), so we get two braids. So we knit to the length we require according to the girth of the head. The last two slots should not be connected to the main fabric, this can be seen in the photo below:

 
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Connect the strip with braids into a ring, trying to insert the beginning and end loops into each other so that the connection point is not visible. Sew. From the side of our circle, cast on evenly the loops on the knitting needles for the rim of the hat (I cast on like this: from one loop - 1 loop, from the next - 2 loops, and repeat). Knit an elastic band for 20 rows (2 knit stitches, 1 purl loop). Knit the bottom of the hat at your discretion.

 







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