The author of the article is Djaya (Daria).
I saw the plaid on the network from such motifs and fell in love. Laconic, very simple, but for some reason it is very attractive for me. And since I was going to make a master class in the photos for a long time, then it was decided to make this square and cycling.
This motive is designed by PAEONIA PAEONIA's photos of Rachel Sgaard. I did not translate a description (where I am, and where Danish language :)), and I made a square solely on the basis of photos.
This is my first master class. I tried to fall out everything in detail so that it was as small as possible misunderstood. So in advance I apologize for, perhaps, an excessive number of photos.
So, proceed.
Materials: I use a hook number 4 and a semi-wool yarn Vita Brilliant (380m per 100 gr) in two additions.
1. First, score 5 air loops and connect them into the ring.
2. First row: Three air hinges for lifting + 15 columns with nakida in the ring. Total will be 16 tbsp. with NAC. (15 columns with Nakida + first lifting air loops)
3. We finish a row of connecting loop (semi-solitary) and tear the thread.
I do not like to hide the tips. Therefore, I do it immediately in the process of work, because At the very end to engage in all them immediately - torture!
four. Second row: We introduce a thread of another color. Then in each column of the previous row, knit a column with Nakud and between them on the air loop. That is, a column with an attachment, an air loop, a column with ancad, an air loop, etc.
Knit 4 air loops (3 instead of a column with Caid + 1 air loop). Then * Column with Nakid, air loop *. We repeat from * to * in each column of the previous row. Total: 16 columns and 16 air loops.
5. Finish a series of connective loop.
6. Third row: Knit two columns with an attachment in each air loop of the previous row and 1 air loop between them.
We start a row with three air loops for lifting. Next, a column with an attachment, an air loop, * two columns with an attachment, air loop *. Repeat from * to * to the end of the row.
7. End a series of connective loop, tear the thread.
eight. Fourth: In this row, we will form a square from the circle.
We introduce a white thread into the work. Knit into each hole under the air loop of the previous row.
Three air hinges (one lifting), a column without a nakid, two air loops.
9. Column with Nakud, five air loops (angle), a column with an attachment.
10. Two air loops, * columid without Nakida, two air loops, a column without a nakida, two air loops, a column with nakida, five air loops, a column with an attachment, two air loops *. Repeat from * to * to the end of the row. Finish a number of connective column.
eleven. Fifth row: Three columns with Nakud in each hole under the air loops of the previous row.
Three air hinges for lifting, two columns with nakid, three columns with an attachment in the next hole, etc. three art. with NAC. In each hole, except angular.
12. In the angular holes, we are proving 3 tbsp. With NAC, 3 RED. loops, 3 tbsp. With Nakud.
13. Ending a number of connective loop.
fourteen. Sixth row: One column with Nakud in each column of the previous row.
Three air hinges for lifting. Column with Nakida in each column of the previous row.
15. In each corner hole, two columns with Nakud, three air loops, two columns with an attachment.
16. Finish a number of connective loop, break the thread, hide the tail.
Ready! :) Square measuring 13.5 x 13.5 cm
Some, including me, more convenient to knit according to the scheme, and not according to the verbal description. For you tried to draw:
This is how such a motive looks like in ready-made things:
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