Little hat

Pattern chosen. I'll briefly outline the process for you. 7 rows in stockinette stitch (odd rows knit, even rows purl). Then on the 8th row on the wrong side, knit, alternating yarn over and knit-two-together. Then again 7 rows of stockinette and the 8th row - knit. Fold in half along the line of the teeth. You can sew it on, you can weave the edge into the fabric; this will be a double hem. And the pattern itself is simple: Row 1 - alternate knit and purl stitches to the end of the row, and Rows 2, 3, 4 - knit stitches. And repeat these four rows.

Finishing the starting edge with a scalloped-fold edge
Cast on the required number of stitches in the usual way. When casting on, the yarn from the skein used to pull up the stitch should be on the index finger, the short end of the yarn for forming the first-row stitch should be on the thumb.

Knit in stockinette stitch (knit rows - knit stitches, purl rows - purl stitches) the fabric up to the height of the fold edge.

Knit the entire row, alternating 2 stitches together knitwise, 1 yarn over.

Knit the second part of the fold edge in stockinette stitch to the same height as the first.

Open the stitches of the first row. To do this, catch the yarn of the starting row from the end of the yarn, open one stitch at a time and place them onto an additional needle.

All stitches of the first row are opened.

Fold the fabric in half with the wrong side inward.

Bind off 2 stitches together knitwise (one stitch from the main needle, the second from the auxiliary).

You get a toothed edge, neat and elastic.

Main pattern

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This pattern is formed by elongated stitches. Voluminous and expressive, this pattern is perfect for both women's, men's, and children's garments. The pattern is fairly dense and elastic, moderately stretchable.

To make a swatch, cast on a number of stitches that is divisible by 3, plus 2 stitches for symmetry, plus 2 edge stitches.

1st row: all stitches knit;

2nd row: all stitches purl;

3rd row: * 2 knit, 1 stitch slipped (yarn behind the needle) *, 2 knit;

4th row: 2 knit, * 1 stitch slipped (yarn in front of the needle), 2 knit*

Then repeat the pattern from the first row.
Knitting chart for the pattern
Knitting chart for the pattern
Legend for the knitting chart


Classic knit stitch, unless the pattern description specifies otherwise.


Classic purl stitch, unless otherwise stated in the text.


Slip a stitch from the left to the right needle unworked. Working yarn behind the needle (at the back).


Slip a stitch from the left to the right needle unworked. Working yarn in front of the needle (at the front).

Butterfly — Description

You will need:

• 20 g yellow yarn “Magic-Fine” (49% wool, 51% acrylic, 100 g / 490 m)

• Needles No. 2

• Crochet hook No. 1.5

• 2 decorative beads for eyes

• Thin wire

• Polyester fiberfill

Interlacings:

Stitches follow charts 1 and 2. All stitches are worked without yarn overs.

TORSO:

1. Crochet a chain of 5 stitches, join into a ring.

2. Into the ring crochet 7 double crochets.

3. Crochet around for 6 cm.

4. Stuff the torso with polyester fiberfill.

5. In the next row decrease 2 stitches.

6. Pull the remaining stitches tight with the yarn.

7. For the head, leave 1.5 cm, wrap with thread and pull tight.

ANTENNAE:

1. Wire, 12 cm.

2. Wrap one end with yarn (crochet — double crochet).

3. Secure to the head.

4. Return along the chain with slip stitches.

5. Second antenna — similarly.

WINGS:

Large:

• Cast on 3 stitches on the needles.

• Knit according to chart 1.

• The second large wing — the same.

Small:

• Cast on 3 sts.

• Knit according to chart 2 (not shown in this image).

• The second small wing is the same.

SCHEME 1 — Symbol legend:

(based on the previously identified image with standard symbols):