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Scarf or a variant of a baktus knitted

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Scarf or a variant of a baktus knittedhttp://klubok.work/1/35/5439/Klubok






Due to numerous questions in the comments, I provide clarifications :

the size of the scarf is 160 cm  *  30 cm

needles 4.5 mm, 150 g of yarn,

knitting density  14 stitches * 26 rows = 10*10 cm

the scarf is knitted along the wide side, starting with the points

cast on 345 stitches and knit according to the pattern for 40 rows, 209 stitches remain on the needles due to decreases in the process of knitting the pattern, then continue knitting with short rows :

Row 41 - knit 111 stitches knitwise, turn the work

Row 42 - 1 purl, 5 knit, 1 purl, 5 knit, 1 purl = 13 stitches, turn

Row 43  - 13 knit, *2 together knitwise, 5 knit = 19 stitches, turn

Row 44 - 1 purl, 5 knit, 1 purl, 5 knit,1 purl, 5 knit, 1 purl, 2 together knit, 4 knit, 1 purl = 25 stitches, turn

Rows 45, 47, 49, 51, 53, etc. = Row 43

Rows 46, 48, 50, 52, 54  and so on.= Row 44

Continue knitting to the desired length, according to the description - 30 cm.,  then bind off all stitches

 

Legend for the diagram :

1 - knit,

2 - purl.

3 - yarn over,

4 - no stitch,

5 - 2 together knitwise (in knit row) or  2 together purl (in purl row) 

6 - 2 together knitwise leaning left (in knit row) or 2 together knitwise leaning right (in purl row) 

7 - 3 together knitwise, so the central one of the 3 stitches is on top.

 

 










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