Size 46
You will need:
700g of Camellia yarn in primary color (100% cotton),
50 g of finishing color yarn for making a cord - “caterpillar”;
satin ribbon 0.5 cm wide;
buttons for finishing - 18 pcs.;
hooks No. 6 and No. 7.
The model is made using the fillet knitting technique. Complex ornamental patterns are separated from each other by strips of fillet mesh, which are subsequently decorated with cords of finishing yarn and satin ribbons. To begin, make a life-size pattern for the product, adjusting according to your measurements (see Figure 17). Start knitting from the waist, to do this, cast on a chain of air loops equal to the waist volume, close it in a ring and knit in a 10 cm circle with hook No. 6 with a pattern according to pattern 17, then 3 rows of fillet mesh (diagram 17 a), moving to hook No. 7 Continue working, knitting a butterfly on the back (diagram 17 b), and a yoke from various fillet patterns on the front (diagram 17 c). At a height of 23 cm from the waist, divide the knitting in half, marking the front and back. Finish knitting the pieces separately, forming the armhole and neckline according to the pattern. Use patterns 17 in and 17 d as a guide. Next, crochet a skirt with N9 7 crochet hook. Start with a fillet mesh pattern (pattern 17 d), continue with a flower pattern (pattern 17 f). Complete the next 3 rows with fillet mesh (pattern 17 g), then knit the border according to pattern 17 z.
Attention! The formation of the silhouette of the product in accordance with the pattern is carried out during the transition from one ornament to another. The change in size is achieved by changing the intermediate strips of the fillet mesh. Therefore, before you start knitting the next ornament, you need to perform a knitting calculation by adding (subtracting) the required number of loops. Finish knitting strips of fillet mesh according to pattern 17zh, then 17d. Next, make the sleeves. First knit a fillet mesh (diagram 17 d) according to the volume of your hand, then add loops, knitting from 2 loops - 3. Continue working with a fillet pattern with a flower, taking the pattern 17 d as a basis, forming a circle according to the pattern. Connect the shoulder seams. Sew the sleeves into the armholes, placing the edging to give them a “lantern” silhouette. Tie the bottom of the dress and sleeves with 3 rows of sc, then sc with a picot. Now start decorating. Complete the “grapevine” composition: tie the leaves according to pattern 17 and connect them in 3s, forming a trefoil; make branches from a cord - “caterpillar”, lay out bunches of grapes from buttons. Tie the cords - “caterpillar” with finishing threads. Pull the tied cords and ribbons into the cells of the fillet mesh strips in a certain rhythm, forming an additional ornament.
Crochet summer set of blouse and skirt perfect for vacation. When knitting a summer blouse and skirt, two patterns and two colors of yarn were combined to create an original light outfit that will be comfortable in hot weather.
Sizes: 34/36 (38/40-42/44-
46/48)
You will need: yarn (100% cotton: 195 m/50 g) - for a pullover: 300 (350-400-450) g cream and 50 (50-100-100) g blue-violet, for a skirt: 150 (200-250-300 ) g blue-violet and 100 (100-150-150) g cream; hook No. 3.5; elastic band 2.5 cm wide and length equal to waist circumference.
Crochet pattern in circular rows: The number of loops must be even. 1st round: 3 ch. rise (- 1st st. s/n), then knit st. s/n, circular row finish 1 connection. Art. to the topmost v.p. rise.
2nd round: 3 ch. rise (= 1st st. s/n), * 1 vp, 1 st. skip s/n, 1 tbsp. s/n, from * repeat, 1 vp, 1 tbsp. skip s/n, complete the circular row with 1 connection. Art. to the topmost v.p. rise.
3rd round: 3 in the lifting point (- 1st st. s/n), * 1 st. s/n around vp, 1 tbsp. s/n in art. s/n, from* repeat, 1 tbsp. s/n around vp, circular row finish 1 connection. Art. to the topmost v.p. rise.
In height, knit 1 time from the 1st to the 3rd round, then repeat the 2nd and 3rd round.
Crochet pattern in straight rows: the number of loops must be even + 1 st. 1st row: 3 ch. lifting (- 1st st. s/n), then knit st. s/n.
2nd p.: 3 ch. lifting (- 1st st. s/n), * 1 ch, 1 st. skip s/n, 1 tbsp. s/n, from * repeat.
3rd row: 3 v.p. lifting (- 1st tbsp. s/n), * 1 tbsp. s/n around vp, 1 tbsp. s/n in art. s/n, from * repeat.
In height, knit once from the 1st to the 3rd row, then repeat the 2nd and 3rd rows.
“Shells” pattern: knit according to the crochet pattern. Start with loops before the right arrow, repeat rapport - 5 stitches between the arrows, end with loops after the left arrow. In height, knit once from the 1st to the 5th row, then repeat from the 2nd to the 5th row.
Half double crochet: start each row with 2 ch.
Knitting density: 22 st. s/n x 10 rub./circle. - 10 x 10 cm, crocheted with a crochet pattern: 21 p. x 10 r. - 10 x 10 cm, knitted with the “Shells” pattern.
Description of knitting a summer blouse:
Back: knit from top to bottom: use a cream thread to make a chain of 81 (86-96-111) chain stitches. and knit with the “Shells” pattern. For small raglan bevels, knit on both sides in the 2nd row. 1 time for 2 p. and in every 4th r. 2 points more.
After 39 cm = 40 rub. from a chain of v.p. finish the work.
Before: knit like a back.
Sleeves: knit from top to bottom: use a cream thread to make a chain of 51 (61 71 76) ch. and knit with the “Shells” pattern. For small raglan bevels, knit on both sides in the 2nd row. 1 time for 2 p. and in every 4th r. 2 points more. Then, for sleeve bevels, do it every 3rd r. 4 times and every 4th r. 6 times (in every 2nd r. 8 times and in every 3rd r. 7 times - in every 2nd r. 8 times and in every 3rd r. 7 times - in every 2nd r. 8 times and every 3rd r. 7 times) 1 p. less. After 46 cm = 46 r. from a chain of v.p. finish the work.
Assembly: Sew small raglan seams.
Yoke: cast on loops from chains of v.p. all details: 51 (61-71-76) sts from the left sleeve chain, 81 (86 96 111) sts from the front chain, 51 (61-71-76) sts from the right sleeve chain, 81 (86-96) -111) p. from the back chain - 264 (294-334-374) p. Beginning of the round. lies between the back and left sleeve. Knit with a blue-violet thread in a crochet pattern in circular rows, while for raglan bevels on both sides of the short raglan bevels, mark 6 tbsp with markers. s/n. In the 1st round.r. on the marked 12 raglan loops, knit together 2 times, 2 tbsp. s/n = 10 raglan stitches, or 256 (286-326-366) sts. s/n. On these 10 raglan loops, further knit in each circle. Art. s/n. Between them, continue knitting the crochet pattern. To continue the raglan decreases, knit together the first and last 3 raglan stitches in each round. 8 (9-10-12) times = 128 (142-166-174) st. s/n. Next, in each circle, knit the first and last 2 raglan stitches together 1 (2-4-4) times - 120 (126-134-142) sts. s/n. Now knit 1 more round. Art. s/n without decreases and finish the work.
Assembly: sew sleeve seams and side seams.
Description of crocheting a summer skirt:
The back half of the skirt is knitted from top to bottom: Use a blue-violet thread to make a chain of 80 (92-102-114) chain stitches. and for the belt knit 5 cm = 6 r. semi-st. s/n. at the same time, starting from the 3rd row, in each front row, insert the hook only into the back wall of the loop.
Next, knit with a crochet pattern.
For bevels, knit on both sides of the row 10 (9-7-8) times 1 st less - 100 (110-116-130) sts.
After 24.5 (27.5-30.5-31.5) cm = 25 (28-31-32) r. from the last increase in the “Shells” pattern, continue knitting with cream thread, while in the 1st row. add for size 34/36, 38/40 and 46/48 1 p. - 101 (111-116-131) p. After 16 cm - 16 p. Finish the “Shells” pattern. Knit the front half of the skirt in the same way.
Assembly: Sew side seams. For the belt, turn the top edge of the skirt 2.5 cm wide to the wrong side and sew it on, leaving a hole in the seam for threading the elastic tape. Thread an elastic band. Sew up the hole in the seam.
Suit Size: 36/38 (40/42) 44/44.
You will need: for a jacket: 850 (900) 950 g of “Binario” yarn from Lana Grossa in dark pink color (Fb68) and 50 g each of purple (Fb55) and olive color (Fb44);
for a skirt: 400 (450) 500 g dark pink and 50 g each purple and olive (50% wool, 45% viscose, 5% polyamide, 100 m/50 g); straight and circular knitting needles No. 4, as well as 9 pearl buttons diam. 18 mm, 1 zipper 14 cm long.
Garter stitch: persons and out. r. knit faces p.
Attention: Use a hem along the entire edge of the garter stitch. p. knots (= knit in each r.).
Dimensions: 38-40
You will need: yarn “Iris” (100% cotton) - 46 white balls (30 for a skirt and 16 for a blouse), hook No. 2.
Attention! Knit the items in two threads.
Tunic
Knit a strip according to pattern 1, consisting of one full motif, 6 right half-motifs and 6 left half-motifs. Tie the remaining strips according to scheme 2 and connect them together, as shown in the diagram.
Skirt
Before starting work, make a life-size pattern and in the future make all additions and decreases in accordance with the pattern. The product is knitted from top to bottom in the round. Make a chain of air. n. of the required length, close it in a ring.
Size: 36-38
Skirt length with belt: 62 cm
You will need: yarn (100% mercerized cotton, 280 m/100 g) - 1000 g red, hook number 3, rubber band 1.5 cm wide for the skirt waistband.
Basic patterns:
Blouse - main pattern: Art. s/n, replace 1st art. s/n of each row for 3 air. lifting item; pattern for the yoke: repeat 1 time according to the pattern of 1 marked loops. Replace the first stitch of each row with the air stitches indicated in the diagram. p. Repeat 1 time from the 1st to the 14th row, then repeat from the 5th to the 14th row.
Skirt - openwork pattern: knit according to pattern 2, which shows one expanding wedge.
Women love to add unusual and attractive things to their wardrobe. And what could be more interesting than a beautiful new thing made by yourself. And this rule is best demonstrated by crocheted fabric. A delicate openwork piece that beautifully fits a lady’s figure helps you feel like a queen and lift not only your mood, but also your self-esteem. This is especially true for various options for a crochet suit.
There are so many variations of this clothing that any representative of the fairer sex will find a suitable model. If we consider this category as a whole, it can be divided into the following options:
- According to seasonality: light or warm outfit.
- By configuration: top/skirt, top/pants, jacket/skirt, jacket/pants and so on.
- According to the method of knitting the fabric: a single piece, stacked lace.
It’s worth mentioning right away that most summer crochet clothes involve the use of a lining. Items knitted for cold weather are made from bulky yarn with a dense pattern, so they do not require this item.
As an example, let's look at several different models.
Knitting pattern and descriptions of a summer suit for women
Crochet fabric is perfect for summer. It is well ventilated, allowing air to cool hot skin.
The first option offered is a beautiful pantsuit.
To make it, you will need yarn with parameters of 500m\100g. Mercerized cotton, silk or viscose are best suited. You will also need a No. 2 hook and a knitting needle to connect the parts.
The work is performed according to the following pattern:
The next example is an option with a skirt.
This variation is made by combining individual motifs from a fabric knitted with a pattern of columns.
You can complete the work following the given pattern and pattern.
Reference! For this model you need to choose light, flexible yarn. Silk or viscose are ideal. You can also knit it from thin acrylic.
Crochet a warm suit
Unlike summer clothes, winter clothes are made from warm yarn: wool, mohair, alpaca and angora, of medium thickness (approximately 300m\100g).
As an example, we offer a set consisting of a skirt and a sweater.
Patterns used:
Work process:
- Make a pattern according to your size and mark the insertion locations on it.
- Make samples of the pattern, perform a WTO and make a knitting calculation.
- Knit the product with the main fabric and make the necessary inserts (they can be made separately or inserted when knitting the part).
- Connect the parts.
- For the skirt, make a belt detail and insert an elastic band.
- For a sweater, tie the neckline with the main pattern.
How to Wear Knitted Suits
There are unpleasant situations when a craftswoman, having knitted a wonderful set, does not wear it for a long time, because its appearance loses its attractive appearance. To prevent this from happening, you need to know a couple of small nuances:
- As with any clothing, this set must be paired with shoes and accessories of the same style.
- Under a knitted jacket you should wear a plain item made of thin knitwear.
- You should not neglect the use of lining, even if it seems to you that the item is not see-through, it will help give the product a more aesthetic appearance and protect it from being pulled out in problem areas (buttocks, knees).
- Wash these clothes correctly. Preferably by hand, as even delicate machine washing can damage the fibers.
- Dry items by laying them out on a horizontal surface covered with a clean cloth.
Now you can not only crochet a suit for yourself, but also take proper care of it.
A knitted coat is an item of women’s wardrobe that never loses its relevance. Extraordinarily beautiful crocheted coats will come in handy from the first to the last days of “plus” temperatures: light openwork coats will be very useful in spring and summer, thicker coats will keep you warm on cloudy autumn days.
Tags:
Crocheted toys are a real exclusive, because in the process of knitting, each needlewoman brings something of herself into it, and therefore the end result will definitely surprise you with its individual zest.
Knitted bears are very popular among children - both ordinary clumsy ones and overseas Teddies, and a loving mother can easily make any of them with her own hands, all you need is a little free time and suitable yarn at hand.
Tags:
Crocheted capes are highly valued by fashionistas and are one of the must-have items in a woman's wardrobe. No less popular are children's capes and capes, which caring mothers and grandmothers knit with trepidation for their beloved babies.
Tags:
From time immemorial, the border has been considered the element of knitting that gives any product true tenderness and sophistication. It can be used to decorate any crocheted items - from clothing to kitchen accessories (napkins, tablecloths, towels, curtains and much more). Moreover, not only finished knitted items are tied with a decorative border. Openwork lace, knitted along the free edge of the fabric, can breathe new life into an old, long-forgotten item from a women's or children's wardrobe.
Tags:
“Pineapple” is considered one of the most common openwork patterns in crocheted needlework. It's all about not only the relative simplicity of knitting it, but also the final result of the process - a “pineapple” pattern made using any of the many patterns turns out to be truly magnificent! 
Tags:
Crocheted scarves not only do not lose their relevance, but on the contrary, they are becoming more and more popular among the fair sex of different ages.
Tags:
As you know, there are simply an incredible number of crochet techniques, so each craftswoman chooses for herself exactly the option that best suits her for each specific knitting. In particular, those who have thoroughly mastered knitting motifs (round, square, triangular, openwork, etc.) have the right to choose - knit them separately (collect the required number of individual elements) or make a crocheted fabric in a permanent way.
Tags:
Girls and women of significant merit simply must dress fashionably and, most importantly, beautifully! And to make a luxurious lady’s wardrobe also exclusive, you can’t think of a better tool than a hook, with which you can create magnificent clothing models that fit perfectly to your figure.
Tags:
Tunisian knitting has many names - Afghan weaving, Victorian knitting, tunnel technique. This method of knitting has been known since ancient times, however, only a few knitters can boast of skills in this technique. This is because knitting with Tunisian motifs is not as popular among needlewomen as, for example, the fillet technique, Irish typesetting or ribbon lace.
Tags:
