We need:
- about 50 gr. invoked threads;
- About 20 gr. smooth beige threads;
- some black and brown threads;
- Spokes - 3 mm, 2.5 mm.;
- needle with a wide ear;
- filler;
- bell.
Head: facial smooth.
We recruit smooth threads on the knitting needles 3 mm. 6 loops
1p. All loops double.
All insane - in drawing.
3p. * First double, the second is facial *, so until the end of the row;
5p. * First double, second and third in front of the facial *, so until the end of the row;
7p. * First double, second, third and fourth, in front of the facial *, so until the end of the row;
We continue the addition until 6 loops are between doubling.
Next, knit without adding 12 rows.
Go to the booklined thread and 2.5 mm knitting needles.
On the front side, knit off the hinges, and on the wrong one - facial.
Knit 5 rows and start the dispatch in the reverse order. Only the loops do not double, but insert 2 together - at the beginning of the row and after 6 loops, then at the beginning of the row and after 5 loops, etc. While there will be no 6 loops on the needle. Trim thread, stretch through the remaining loops and stroll.
Body.
We recruit 6 loops with smooth threads and begin the addition like on the head. With 4 rows knit bookly threads.
We add until there will be 10 loops between double loops.
Next, knit is right about 7-9 cm. And begin to subscribe in the reverse order.
In prior to 2 together - at the beginning of the row and after 10 loops, then at the beginning of the row and after 9 loops, etc. While there will be no 6 loops on the needle. Trim thread, stretch through the remaining loops and stroll.
Tail.
We score 8 loops and knitting with a knit, reduction of the loop 1 at the beginning and end of the row in each 2 row. Until 1 loop remains. Close.
Ears.
We recruit 8 loops with smooth threads, knit 8 rows and we reduce in 2 rows, sticking all the loops of 2 together. We reduce up to 1 loops. Close.
Legs.
We recruit 8 loops with black threads. Knit 3 rows and go to beige. Knit about 10 rows and close.
Stitch and stitch.
Assembly:
Stick your head with a face, leaving a hole on the top. Put and stitch finally.
Similarly, sew and stitching the body.
Send your head to the body, while closing the place where we started smooth threads. Send tail and ears. Send legs. Cutting them with each other, spending a thread in the tummy of lamb.
Embroidery, nose.
Jeeping on the neck of the bubber.
Sheep is ready.
Recommendations for knitting book-bearing yarn:
In the master class for knitting the lamb, I used bookly threads. Knit sim simply, but certain skills are needed.
For these threads, I was experimed with an experimental way 2.5.
When viscating, we try to pull the spots between bakes on the needles. They are a little more centimeter. So, if you take the knitting needles - then the books are closed in a loop, and it turns out not a very neat knitting, just chaotic.
Another feature: when knitting with such threads of facial loops - the books are stacked on the involving side. When knitting the outbuildings - the books are stacked on the face of work.
Given these features, begin to knit.
We score 10 kettops of the sample with smooth threads and connect several rows of facial stroke.
Go to the bookly threads. If the outline number in the queue, then knit facial loops.
I turn around the work and knit the following row with hinges.
Thus, all the books are on the front side of the mating and create the effect of a dense fur fabric. And with the inside - just a knitted canvas.
It seems to me that such a viscous can be associated and not only lamb. You can tie a hat, mittens - these are warm!
So the front side looks like:
So the starve looks like:
Good luck in creating your knitted masterpiece!
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