Found today a beautiful rug, multicolor, interesting.
The more we score loops, the more our rug will be.
In this Pöstrom Rug, the side of the element is about 60 loops, it is our starting number.
So, we recruit 60 loops,
1 row - in line 59 loops and the last 60th loop leave on the needle without tissing,
2 row - we have on the spoke of the 60th loop of the first row, remove the 59th loop and knit the remaining 58.
3 row - knit 57 loops, 58-we leave an obscure (we already have 3 loops "in the residue")
4 row - on the spin already 3 loops, the following remove, the rest are silent
Thus, through the row, we knit less on one loop less and we have a triangle, diagonally of this triangle - unbound loops. There should be 60.
1 row - insert these unlocked 60 loops and add one loop at the end,
2 row - knit 60 loops, we leave without tissue,
3 row - knit row, at the end add one loop.
When we will have 30 unlocked loops, from the side where we added, we start to get closing on the same loop (close, otherwise there are holes then there are holes). That is, we decrease already on both sides (on the one hand, we close, on the other - no) until we do not have one loop.
Further, we are proving 60 open loops along the side where we only have dropped. Knit as well as the first triangle, having reduced the loop on the other side where we have 30 closed loops.
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