Stylish knitted coat, according to eminent designers of the whole world, should be in the wardrobe of every fashionista. We found an interesting master class on knitting a luxury coat.
Relief Pillar Pattern
Usually, relief columns are used for bulk crochet, to highlight weaving and creating a knitting effect (for example, gums on the bottom of sleeves and the main canvase). The columns are obtained by convex and look very interesting on any models. It is better to watch such columns from the yarn of fine and medium thickness if they connect from thick - it will stand with a cooke and will not stretch.
There are two types of embossed columns - this is facial and invalible embossed columns with one nakid. That is, the columns are obtained convex and concave, respectively. The columns can be done with a large number of nakidov, but is mainly used one nakid.
The facial embossed column fit in this way: to dial the right number of air loops, then check the row by the columns with one nakid, turn the knitting, make three air hinges for the lifting, make the hook on the hook and enter the hook for the second column of the previous row (rebuilding in front). Capture the working thread and stretch, tie all hinges on the hook in turn. For receiving the elastic effect of the elastic band, the embossed column, a simple column, as well as in knitting an invalible relief column.
An invalid relief column fit in this way: to dial the right amount of air loops, then check the row by columns with one nakid, turn knitting, make three air hinges for the lifting, make the hook on the hook and enter the hook from behind under the second column of the previous row. Grab the working thread and stretch, tieting all the hinges on the hook in turn.
Video lesson: convex and concave columns with Nakud
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