Knitted Tulips

Such tulips can be used as a transition from purl stitches to the main pattern of braids or as a decorative element, to knit a yoke or the bottom of a lacy sweater. I provide several patterns for tulips; they are all different but very beautiful.

Tulips with Patterns

The number of stitches is a multiple of 22, from the 21st row it is a multiple of 21. In purl rows, knit the stitches according to the pattern, and yarn overs as purls or as indicated. Work from the 1st to the 50th row once, then repeat from the 51st to the 62nd row.

Lacy Tulip

The motif is 29 stitches wide against a background of a lacy pattern. In the purl rows, knit the stitches and yarn overs as purls. Distribute the pattern from the center, starting with the stitch before the 1st repeat, repeat the stitches of the 1st repeat, knit the stitches between repeats once, then repeat the stitches of the 2nd repeat and finish with the stitch after the 2nd repeat. Work from the 1st to the 4th row an arbitrary number of times, from the 5th to the 40th row - 1 time, then repeat from the 37th to the 40th row.

Tulip with Lily of the Valley

Tulip with Leaves

Tulips with Cables

Cast on 36 stitches + 2 edge stitches and knit according to the chart, which shows only the right-side rows.

In purl rows, knit the stitches according to the pattern, and yarn overs as purls.

The blue squares are for clarity.

Repeat the stitches of the repeat, finishing with the stitches after the repeat.

Repeat from the 1st to the 6th row an arbitrary number of times, then from the 7th row start the middle motif with a leaf and every 18 rows start the next motif from both sides of it.