Neck gaiter. Inspiration from Nikola Susen.

Several versions of the description:

1 description You should knit from the bottom, starting with large size needles, so that it lays around the neck without curling. I cast on 160 stitches. I knitted up to the collarbone and started to decrease stitches at the back, I decreased 40 stitches, which was just enough to remove all the garter stitch, i.e., to completely switch to ribbing. I made decreases in every row. I knitted the neckline on 120 stitches. The yarn is 220 m-50 g. I used almost 3 skeins, 50 wool - 50 acrylic.

2 description I cast on 184 stitches on circular needles, they should be divisible by 8 and closed it into a circle. Each row of the pattern must be knitted 3 times. At the beginning and end evenly, until there are 2x2 ribbing on the needles. Rows 1-3 (1 p, 2 k, purl until the last 3 stitches) 2 k, 1 p. Rows 4-6 (1 p, 2 k, knit until the last 3 stitches) 2 k, 1 p. Rows 7-9 (1 p, 2 k, 2 p, 2 k, purl until the last 7 stitches) 2 k, 2 p, 2 k, 1 p. Rows 10-12 (1 p, 2 k, 2 p, 2 k, knit until the last 7 stitches) 2 k, 2 p, 2 k, 1 p. Draw this on graph paper and you will have the basis of the pattern. Knit 50 rows this way. Then, evenly decrease stitches after every 3 rows until there are 120 stitches left on the needles. I knitted the ribbing 2x2. about 22 cm. I closed all stitches.

3 description Knitting in the round. 100 stitches were cast on. It starts with the first two knit stitches. First 2 knit stitches, then all purl stitches - for three rows, then 2 knit, 2 purl, all knit until the last two (before the first knit) which are knitted purl - for another 3 rows. You cast on stitches, close it into a ring and then the first row - purl stitches and 2 medium knit stitches; 2nd row - purl stitches, 2 knit stitches in the middle, 3rd row - knit stitches, the middle 2 knit and from them 2 purl stitches on each side; 4th row - knit stitches, in the center 2 purl, 2 knit, 2 purl, 5th row - purl stitches, in the center 2 knit, 2 purl, 2 knit, 2 purl and so on, the pattern adds up.

4 description You should knit from the bottom, starting with large size needles, so that it lays around the neck without curling. The yarn is 220 m-50 g. I used almost 3 skeins, 50 wool - 50 acrylic. I cast on 184 stitches on circular needles, they should be divisible by 8 and closed it into a circle. Each row of the pattern must be knitted 3 times. At the beginning and end evenly, until there are 2x2 ribbing on the needles. Then draw this on graph paper and you will have the basis of the pattern, and then you will figure it out gradually. You should knit from the bottom, starting with large size needles, so that it lays around the neck without curling.

The yarn is 220 m-50 g. I used almost 3 skeins, 50 wool - 50 acrylic.

I cast on 184 stitches on circular needles, they should be divisible by 8 and closed it into a circle.

Each row of the pattern must be knitted 3 times. At the beginning and end evenly, until there are 2x2 ribbing on the needles.

Rows 1-3 (1 p, 2 k, purl until the last 3 stitches) 2 k, 1 p.

Rows 4-6 (1 p, 2 k, knit until the last 3 stitches) 2 k, 1 p

Rows 7-9 (1 p, 2 k, 2 p, 2 k, purl until the last 7 stitches) 2 k, 2 p, 2 k, 1 p.

Rows 10-12 (1 p, 2 k, 2 p, 2 k, knit until the last 7 stitches) 2 k, 2 p, 2 k, 1 p

Then draw this on graph paper and you will have the basis of the pattern...


Knit 50 rows this way. Then, evenly decrease stitches after every 3 rows until there are 120 stitches left on the needles. I knitted the ribbing 2x2. about 22 cm. I closed all stitches.

You can wear it like this too :)

And these are the neck warmers that inspired the knitting :) 

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