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met

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today is a very unusual live broadcast

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because the phone is not mine I’m broadcasting from

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Sasha’s phone and everything is somehow completely

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new x phone and the same but

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nothing I think that we will all be even better

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than usual today me and we will begin the

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calculations by cutting out, I will tell you three

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different cutouts, how to make calculations on them, the

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cutout will be square and the cutout will be

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round and the cutout will be v-shaped, the most

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difficult thing is probably and to go through all three, this is a

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round neckline, we have looked at it

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many, many times already in different intensive courses but I’m

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still repeating myself because it’s the

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armhole and the neckline that are probably the most

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problematic parts, well, in the process of

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calculations I’ll probably

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continue to dwell on more and more,

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so ask a question if something is

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not clear, if something is not clear

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about yesterday's prime also ask,

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I'll post the recordings on YouTube too, there are

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no recordings on the armholes and be sure to

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watch the replay for those who didn't watch it,

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so don't be afraid of my video was edited

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and honestly, recently

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it was all uploaded; I

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probably won't upload the recording after the live broadcast.

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hello to everyone who says hello,

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how are things going with your knitting,

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tell me how is it at what stage?

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I check a lot of homework, but I’m still

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interested in how you’ve already

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progressed in what you’re sending me

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girls started like this now I don’t know the same way

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yet I want to say that after our

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broadcast there will be the first lecture, I

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think that you all have already read

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the post on my page about the lecture, Sasha

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today will give the first lecture on the topic of

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pricing,

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he will tell you how we are with him, in principle, how

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most often it is that he does not do this

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set the price of

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our products and this will be useful to you not

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only in terms of knitting, that is, if

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you knit, but in general, in principle, if you

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make something with your own hands or, in

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general, if you

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sell something, it will be useful and convenient for you

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then do all the calculations so that you

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can still join, you can

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write to me after the broadcast, I’ll send you the

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payment details we will have 6 lectures and all

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six lectures will be on the website 1900 rubles if you

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want one lecture then it costs any

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thousand rubles

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to decide and just now I opened

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the message in the direct message, vlog discs are

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still paid for, I’m afraid to

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miss something, so write, write to me,

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exactly what Sasha send me the link, I

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want the lecture

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so that I don’t miss it, I dissolved everything,

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why did they dissolve, by the way, right now,

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the payment went too far,

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why did they dissolve, hello, clearing out the

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openwork, diagrams and samples are excellent

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I tied the back to the cut today I’ll count everything

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until I see or wash it down with experience I’ll take it

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great I’ve just started 10 rows the main thing is

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that the beginning is on the tube it’s more convenient

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better without messages that’s good but

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it won’t necessarily be don’t you worry

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many are scary too that this video won’t

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be no no everything will be well what, let’s

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turn the camera over and start it with you for

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probably 40 minutes so that I have time

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to tell you everything before the lecture starts and at the

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same time I don’t want to overburden you too much with

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some extra information so

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let’s start looking at the

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cutouts hello hello

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it doesn’t apply turns over, it's interesting to

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Sasha's phone to enter the expert on it will turn

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out so interesting how it will be and

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let the phone guide you, so I'm raising

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you up a little here, as you can see, I've already drawn

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several types here, cutting out and

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putting numbers on glasses, hello, here's the

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first one, we'll have a square one, 2 will be

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round and 3 The iris will be v-shaped, we will

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first start with a square one, but in general, in

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principle, from the very beginning, I want to write down

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all the necessary measurements, the sizes that we

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will use, I again take my

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pattern, which I always use, what

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we need here is to

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write down in the square cutout, we will write down the most important thing the

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first thing that catches your eye is

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naturally the width of the cutout, this part is the

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width of the cutout also this round

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neckline will be the same and this one we are looking for where

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we have the width of the cutout here is the width of the cut

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19 I write here three times 19 for

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each case the following is what we

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need is shoulder width, this is the

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part we have for each dress, a shoulder

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and here I will write down the width of the shoulder as you

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can see here, I noted that it could be

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from an armhole and a dress and with a lowered shoulder

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from a T-shirt like this, then here there can be

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all three options, I would be so schematic

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I drew it and so the width of the neckline, the width of the

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neckline is 8 centimeters and by the way,

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when I wrote my measurements here, it

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turned out there was a mistake here, I then saw

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that I had here, in my opinion 13 should

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be 8, so I’m writing it down here, 8 is the

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width of my shoulder so hi girls,

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if you have any questions, write me and what else do I

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need? Naturally, the depth of the neckline, the

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depth of the neckline here, well, let’s assume, yes,

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we’ll take only the front, although there could

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be a front and a back here, for me it’s 10

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centimeters, the

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same depth of the neckline, well, the front

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will be 10 on the back here I’ll note three

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centimeters, you and I have already

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written this down, and here, in exactly the same way, the depth of

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my cutting here took the depth of the neckline

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from my trial dress because with

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this method of cutting it, she knitted it

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here I have 17 so here I’ll write down

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17 the depth of my neckline so sockeye we

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wrote down hello, yesterday I missed the shnifer,

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well, you still have more than

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half to knit, hello, look at the repeat,

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no problem, I wrote down all the

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necessary measurements for each cutout,

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now we will consider each one

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separately, here I have the number 1 1

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square

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and we will look at it, I will immediately copy all the

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centimeters here so as not it was more convenient

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neckline depth 10 neckline width I’ll write

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it down here 19 shoulder width on one

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side and the other don’t forget we have two

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shoulders 8 and 8 like this I wrote down all the

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necessary data what we do next

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we write down the density of our knitting

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I will knit this neckline is

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square with pattern number one, so I write down the

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raw material with pattern number one, like

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yesterday I wrote it all down and everything

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continues because after

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the armhole and I personally have the same

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pattern and I write down its density, I

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will have the width here

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and here there will be a height, I write down the width,

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I have twenty-three loops, 14 and a

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half centimeters, and the height of 12 rows,

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six and a half centimeters, so it looks like I

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wrote everything down correctly, I’m taking it from here,

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remember where we wrote down the densities of all

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the patterns, I’m specifically showing you what

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I use, what I need to know here

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let's look more broadly at the width I

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need to know 8 centimeters this is my shoulder

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and I need to know 19 centimeters this is

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specifically my neckline I wrote what I

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need to know in height height naturally

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the height of my neckline it is 10

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centimeters I am only considering here the

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period you will have the back you

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will write down two values in front and on the back,

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but I think this is understandable, I

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only

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calculate period as I count 23 and multiply by 8 and

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divide by 14 and a half, I got

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13, then 23 I multiply by 19 and divided by

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14 and a half I got 30, if

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something is wrong, correct it, maybe I made a

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mistake somewhere, 12 multiply by 10 and divide

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by 6 and a half, I get 18

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before knitting, how to sit down to knit, I still

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check all these calculations at once, take a calculator and

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count everything straight here again next what we are

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doing we calculated that I have it let's

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first continue let's not

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write down here for now here you can write down the sizes of

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loops all the number of loops and the

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number of rows but let's check

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one thing on my knitting needles now

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after I knitted mine

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forward I knitted the armhole on the knitting needles now

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I have 70 loops here you should also know

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the number of your loops on the knitting needles before

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knitting your neckline

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8 loops I have so wait I'm wrong

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this is not before this is not before the neckline this is before the

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armhole here I had 70 loops

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this part I have 70 loops, that’s

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right for the armhole, it took me

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eight loops each, that is, 70 minus 8 and minus

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eight, these are the armholes I had yesterday we

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counted them, I count how many loops

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I should have before the neckline, so I

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took away my armhole

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and I got it fifty-four

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stitches, here I have

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fifty-four stitches left on the knitting needles before the neckline,

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then what do I count, I’m

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counting this part, I’m

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counting all this now, how many I

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have 13 loops my shoulder

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plus 30 loops my neckline came out and plus 13

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shoulder I have in total here it turned out 56

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loops, this number does not coincide with

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this 54, the difference is 2 loops, which means

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I need to have fifty-

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four loops on the knitting needles, that’s right,

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so I have to remove something from here, I’ll

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remove it from here, I won’t have 13

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loops per shoulders and for 12 I’ll take 12,

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which means here I have 12 loops, this is

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the most important thing I did so that

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everything matches with what I have on the

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knitting needles and now here I can already

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write down the number of rows answered, there

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are 12 loops on my shoulder on one shoulder on the

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second shoulder there are also 12 loops and for the width of

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the neckline I have 35 and here my neckline is 30

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loops and here there are 10 centimeters 18 rows, that’s

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all, now you can easily knit it, it

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seems like a continuous fabric and then

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we divide it on the back forward and knit it separately

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if I have an odd number of reports,

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how to divide it means you divide your reports in

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half, that is, you have one report

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on one side will be divided in half and

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2 slaves on the other side will be divided in half,

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yes, yesterday I told you when we

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looked at the armhole that after the armhole we

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knit in turning rows in the circle I don’t

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see anymore, so what’s the knitting plan? We

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just start counting 12 loops from

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one edge and knit straight up 18 rows

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in the middle 35 and close and knit from

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this side up 12 18 rows 12 loops

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on the back you will also have some

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calculations the number of rows you will have

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another loop will match will be the same

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so now we have our own figurative

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neckline let's look at it this is

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our third case I first

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looked at the simplest ones then the most difficult one is

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round

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again I take my pattern one I continue to

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knit with the first pattern after armholes if

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it’s clear write girls about this

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if it’s not clear also write questions I’ll

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write down I have density width

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height density from here I’ll rewrite

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twenty-three loops 14 and a half

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centimeters 12 rows 6 half

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centimeters what do I need here you

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need to count this neckline

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so no questions yet write is everything

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clear For now, I’ll write down the measurements that are the

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dimensions before the neckline, which we already

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wrote down here like this: 17 is my depth of the neckline,

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then 19 is my width of the neckline, these are all

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centimeters and my shoulder is

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8 centimeters on one side and the other, I

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wrote it down like this, I’m ready now let’s see what we

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need to calculate here so clearly write

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girls who else understands what happened

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in this case that I need to

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calculate the width here the

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width is naturally 8 centimeters for the shoulder and

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19 centimeters for

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the neckline itself we just did this

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so I will immediately write here 12 loops

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I have we counted and here there are 30 loops we

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just counted so I

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’ll just rewrite the height like this and here we have to

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calculate how many 17 centimeters we have in

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rows 12 I multiply by 17 divide ours from

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half

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I got 32 rows here are 32 rows

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I need for my v-neck

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well it’s unclear, everyone is silent, write

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girls, I need feedback, that

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here we are doing everything the same when we

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looked at it with you, remember yesterday, the

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armhole of a T-shirt, this means that for 32 rows

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we need to reduce

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not 30 and 15 loops, note now I

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will explain this, we divide in half like this here is

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ours or a peculiar one in two parts,

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on one side we have 8 shoulder 8 cm,

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this is 12 loops on the other side, 8

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centimeters is 12 loops here in

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total we have a neckline of 30 loops, but we divide the

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neckline into two parts, on one side we

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get 15 loops on the other side

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we get 15 loops yeah everything is clear

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well that is we take exactly half of

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our cutout so you have 15 loops

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for 32 rows we need to subtract 15 loops and

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remember the most important word evenly we

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did this yesterday and today we

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repeat it so everything is clear clear aura

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thank you for writing phew I’m

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calm now that everything is clear 32 rows I divide

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by the number of loops that need to be

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reduced by 15 I got two

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point one one hundredth this means that we

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subtract one loop in every second row

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I can draw here

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I’ll draw my favorite plate with squares 32

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squares 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 I

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’ll draw 32 squares and mark the decreases

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I will knit like this from bottom to top from left to

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right I’ll mark the decreases I

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need to decrease one stitch in every second row

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so I put a dot. for me it will

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mean -1 stitch immediately from the first

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row I begin to decrease and in every

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second I put a dot, this means that

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I will have decreases here in these rows, in total

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I should have 15 decreases,

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let's count 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

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11 12 13 15 here are 15 decreases ready, that is,

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we just take the rows we knit with you,

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our already turning rows are not in a

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circle and mark the knitted ones so I have

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a pencil to the torso and we mark the

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knitted row in this one knitted

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noted that we have a

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decrease here then yes, we decrease here,

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starting from the center of the neckline, I will cover all

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the loops, I will show you how to do it,

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I will show you how to do it with an example,

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for now we just write the calculation and so

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we write everything down clearly, thank you, cheers

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Sasha, we decrease both in the front and

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back, it turns out we can be a

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decrease on the front side in the back side, yes, it’s

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not scary for us, the main thing is that it was

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evenly, this is the most important word, if

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you’re there, you’ll try to decrease

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only on the front side, maybe your neckline

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would be a little crooked, so I

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got it in every second, remember

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yesterday we wrote on about this,

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I will find this entry yesterday, we

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wrote about the various options, what

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happens in what case in what form

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then we need to reduce you here, everything is the

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same as what we wrote yesterday today, it’s

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all repeated with a v-neck, so

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it’s clear, excellent,

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here’s the plan too work we first knit

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one part then we make

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decreases in the second part at the end we should come to 12

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loops we should have 12 loops left

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on our hangers and we have to decrease

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15 in total, this part we have with

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decreases on one side and on the other on

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the sides, we reduce these parts, well,

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I think it’s clear and then 3 eat, I’ve already

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drawn a cheat sheet for myself so that

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you don’t waste your time and yours, to

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quickly tell you what we

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need for our round

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neckline, so hello Sashulya, I’ll be

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honest, it’s not very clear right now I

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’m watching the recordings as if they were on the shelves, because now it’s

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just nice to listen to you, it’s

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normal girls, if during the broadcast it’s

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a little unclear, I’m already used to it

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and the most important thing is that everything is

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clear later, so I don’t worry, you don’t

00:19:00

worry either, when you watch the recording you

00:19:02

’ll understand if we knit a bevel

00:19:05

we don’t do the shoulders in these rows, they say, or

00:19:07

we also count them for the bills and

00:19:09

we count all the rows that we have in parallel,

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making a shoulder bevel

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about the shoulder bevel, you can

00:19:15

look at my intensive sweater with a set-in

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sleeve there, I just

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told you how to simultaneously bevel the shoulder

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and go to decreases so our round neckline is a

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round neckline we need the same

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measurements

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I will look at the neckline in front you

00:19:32

then do the same for the neckline on

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the back 10 the depth of our neckline is

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8 centimeters each the shoulders and the neckline itself are

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19 centimeters I leave it all the same measurements

00:19:45

because I have them in principle and were the

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same so naturally I take my pattern

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alone as always, it remains with me and we

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will calculate some dimensions

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by recording the width and height so the width we will

00:20:02

repeat again is twenty-three

00:20:04

loops 14 and a half centimeters and 12

00:20:08

rows we have six and a half

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centimeters ready that we need to find out

00:20:13

everything is the same here 19 centimeters of

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our iris 8 centimeters our shoulder

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we just calculated this so we

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just rewrite 30 neckline 12 loops

00:20:31

shoulder and here the same thing on this side

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we need to find out the depth cutout 10

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centimeters, we also counted this, we

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got 18, we counted what we counted

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when we looked at the square cutout, everything is

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ready here

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from here, what is important for us to understand is 18 rows, the

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number of rows is equal to the number of stages

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of decreases, here on each side of our

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cutout, that is, 18 rows, we have 18 stages

00:21:02

you and I have already looked at this, I’m

00:21:04

repeating myself, but this is really a topic

00:21:07

that is not very clear at first for

00:21:10

many, this means that we have 9 pairs of

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the front row, the front row plus the purl

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row, since we will decrease in both the

00:21:22

front and back rows, but I’m counting

00:21:26

the mileage there back for one stage for not for

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one stage

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for one pair so I always clarify

00:21:34

that we have nine pairs of knit and purl

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here, naturally, we

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divide the neckline in half because we first

00:21:40

decrease one side then the other

00:21:42

side in total here we have 30

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loops in total We have 12 loops on our shoulder,

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we divide 30 loops into 2 parts, we have

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minus 15 loops on one side and

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minus 15 loops on the other side, hi,

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hi,

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oh, wait a second, so here I’ll

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write down 30 loops again, we divide by 2, we

00:22:07

get 15 loops

00:22:09

to subtract on each side, well, I think it’s

00:22:12

clear to reduce on each side it’s ready,

00:22:20

so what do we do next? I

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write down my stages, I have 18 stages

00:22:27

and 9 pairs, then I write everything down 9 values

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123456789 each value is a run

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back and forth front and back row

00:22:39

front and back row

00:22:41

this is one front purl row, this is two

00:22:43

and so on, here we need to decrease 15

00:22:46

loops, I will write this down again so that here

00:22:50

I can count them, and so I draw

00:22:53

for myself such a semicircle surrounded by half, a

00:22:57

semicircle, how is it correct to say

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so if the shoulder length is 13 centimeters was

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on the simplest not Phoebe we are building that

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it can be 13 meters shoulder length what I

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drew next now I will divide in half

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naturally we first knit 1 piece

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then the name we knit the second piece and if

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we draw our knitting process here we

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start knitting the front row here we have

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the front row we usually always

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knit it from right to left

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and then we continue this front

00:23:40

row and on this side I will knit from the

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inside I

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will knit decreases in the front row when

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we knit to this part so we knit

00:23:50

this half we knit to this part

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here we have decreases at the end, I write the end

00:23:56

if we knit this part that in the front

00:23:59

row I start the front row we have

00:24:01

decreases at the beginning of the row

00:24:03

so I write the beginning here and on this

00:24:06

side from the top we have a purl row

00:24:09

so we knit it like this we have a

00:24:12

purl row,

00:24:13

I will write down here on the outside the

00:24:17

decreases for the purl row, and when

00:24:20

we knit this half, starting the

00:24:22

purl row, and our decreases in the

00:24:24

purl row will be at the end,

00:24:26

this is the end, and when we knit this part,

00:24:29

starting to knit the purl row for us for the

00:24:31

pasterns will be at the beginning of the row, I write the beginning like

00:24:34

this, then further 13 meters the length of the shoulder

00:24:39

to write please so that we have a

00:24:42

beautiful semicircular neckline at the very

00:24:45

beginning, here we have to

00:24:49

immediately subtract a sharply defined

00:24:51

number of loops, how to calculate this

00:24:54

number of loops and here again, 9 of

00:24:56

these stages I will now write down, here I have the

00:24:59

first stage 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 and on this

00:25:05

side 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

00:25:10

I divide like this here is the quantity of values the

00:25:13

number of rows back and forth pairs of rows

00:25:16

of knits and I write down the purl stitches here,

00:25:20

of course, it’s all synchronized, we

00:25:22

decrease it to find out the number,

00:25:24

we decrease their loops here in

00:25:26

the middle, let’s write this down somewhere

00:25:30

where you can write it down, I usually use it

00:25:32

here, let me write it down, I

00:25:36

usually use some, well,

00:25:41

I dreamed of measurements look Sasha you said that he

00:25:44

found a mistake of 13 cm yes yes yes now I

00:25:47

’ll show you where I drew it yes yes yes I’ll

00:25:51

show you when we were counting the

00:25:53

width of the shoulder when in this one in this

00:25:58

style when the shoulder is dropped I just

00:26:01

calculated the width of the key and I should have

00:26:04

written it down here when we

00:26:07

measured the width of the shoulder for the armholes, it

00:26:09

turned out to be 8, but I wrote it down here as 13, that’s

00:26:12

all, that is, it could be 13

00:26:15

if you have a dropped shoulder,

00:26:17

Sasha, you said that you found an error in the

00:26:20

width shoulders and 13 meters was the width on the

00:26:23

sample, we are building and yes, yes, everything is

00:26:25

correct, I just explained it,

00:26:27

so in the end I wrote down 8 centimeters

00:26:30

for myself, this was the very first broadcast,

00:26:35

so in order to repeat it again, in

00:26:38

order to find out the number of loops,

00:26:40

we reduce it and I here at the very beginning I

00:26:43

usually use such measurements,

00:26:46

well, it’s like this is my proven

00:26:49

practical technique that I suggest

00:26:52

you just adopt or you can, in

00:26:55

principle, reduce your number of loops,

00:26:57

but you can use my

00:26:59

calculations if your neckline is not a

00:27:03

deep neckline up to about 10

00:27:07

centimeters is this part of the neckline, then

00:27:10

here in the middle

00:27:12

we reduce it by about 57 centimeters in the

00:27:16

middle, then if we have a neckline that is

00:27:20

a little deeper,

00:27:21

its depth is about 10-15 centimeters

00:27:26

in the middle, we love about 45

00:27:30

centimeters and 3 if we have a very

00:27:34

deep neckline, its depth is about 15- 20

00:27:38

centimeters or more then here in the

00:27:42

middle we subtract about three

00:27:44

centimeters,

00:27:48

you can also use this formula, as it were,

00:27:50

my neckline is 10 centimeters, I decided to take

00:27:53

something in the middle, I stopped at 4

00:27:56

centimeters and here I will add more

00:27:59

since this is the width I I’ll add 4 centimeters

00:28:02

but I

00:28:03

need to find out how many loops it is 23 I

00:28:06

multiply by 4 and divided by 14 and a half

00:28:09

I get 6 loops here there must

00:28:11

be an even number so that 6

00:28:15

loops can be divided into 2 parts and on one

00:28:18

side and on the other it turns out to subtract

00:28:21

3 loops I decrease here 3 loops and

00:28:24

I decrease right here, that is, in total I

00:28:26

should have 6 why I write 3 out of 10 3

00:28:30

here remember how yesterday with the armhole there was a

00:28:32

large number of decreases -3 minus 4

00:28:36

minus 5 we can only decrease at the

00:28:38

beginning of the row here we have the beginning is in

00:28:40

the purl row, so I write down -3 in the

00:28:43

purl row, here we have the beginning in the front

00:28:46

row, so I write down -3 the beginning of

00:28:49

the front row is immediately writing down my

00:28:52

steps, right at the beginning after large

00:28:56

decreases I must knit 2 together so that I

00:28:58

have a smooth neckline, we don’t skip at the

00:29:01

beginning of not a single row, we always make

00:29:04

some kind of decrease in each row, so I

00:29:06

immediately decrease one stitch at a time and stand

00:29:09

on the side, that is, for one pair of rows of

00:29:12

the front and back, I decrease 4

00:29:15

loops in total, I knit the front row at the end, I decreased

00:29:19

one loop, I start knitting the beginning of the

00:29:22

purl row at the end at the beginning of the

00:29:24

row I decreased 3 stitches I

00:29:26

got a pair of knit plus purl

00:29:29

this is my first point I write down 3 plus

00:29:32

1 that is in total I reduced 4 stitches

00:29:35

here I think I need to subtract

00:29:37

15 loops in total 15 minus 4 I just have to

00:29:41

add 11 what am I doing next next I will

00:29:45

move from more to less so I

00:29:48

reduced it

00:29:49

so wait now about myself here I’ll add

00:29:52

a mark to the cheat sheet

00:29:57

because I didn’t fully mark myself

00:30:03

[music]

00:30:13

for a second it all worked out

00:30:17

I recalculated I found an error they are subtracting

00:30:21

more to less I had it at first

00:30:23

minus 3 stitches means next I have to

00:30:26

decrease or three more or decrease 2, but there’s no

00:30:28

way to skip a row, be

00:30:31

sure to make some kind of decrease, we

00:30:34

don’t decrease more than 6 because

00:30:38

here we have 6 in the middle, but I usually

00:30:41

like to decrease or a little less this

00:30:44

value or about the same amount, well, once

00:30:46

again I’ll decrease 3 stitches 3, I’ll decrease and

00:30:50

one at the end of the row, and then I’ll decrease the 3rd one in the same way and

00:30:53

one at the end of the row

00:30:55

I’ll write down 3 plus 1 again, I’ll decrease 4

00:30:59

stitches again, I have 11 not it remains to decrease

00:31:02

11 minus 4 I get it, I need to

00:31:05

decrease another 7 correct and I think

00:31:07

follow me I could move further

00:31:10

again from larger to smaller I am already

00:31:13

decreasing 2 loops and one at the end if

00:31:16

we make large decreases minus 5 minus 4

00:31:19

minus 3 minus 2 loops

00:31:21

then we definitely have to decrease one at

00:31:23

the end of the next row, it’s just a

00:31:26

rule that follows

00:31:28

which needs to be followed 2 + 1 I have

00:31:33

three left, no left I have decreased 3

00:31:36

stitches 7 minus 3 I have

00:31:39

4 stitches left to decrease then here I

00:31:42

go again in the decreasing direction I had

00:31:46

2, I decreased now I add one on

00:31:49

all sides 11 I write down 1 plus 1 I

00:31:53

decreased 2 4 minus 2 I still have to decrease

00:31:57

2 loops further here I decrease

00:32:00

one but skip the next row, that is,

00:32:04

as if I make even less stitches, I decrease

00:32:07

one and I skip the next row and in total

00:32:10

both led one, you see we are always

00:32:12

going to decrease 4 4 3 2 1 we went to

00:32:16

decrease

00:32:17

two minus one I

00:32:20

only have one stitch left to decrease the next row I

00:32:23

skip altogether

00:32:24

too we go to decrease I don’t

00:32:27

decrease anything they skip here Naturally,

00:32:29

a dash here then again I decrease one

00:32:32

and skip a row 1 I decrease and

00:32:35

skip a row 1 loop I write here one

00:32:40

minus 10 loops all the necessary

00:32:42

loops I have decreased accordingly here I can

00:32:45

safely put dashes

00:32:47

and here the same draw dashes I do

00:32:49

n’t need to subtract anything, how to understand

00:32:52

correctly did you design your cutout

00:32:55

round you should take the piece of paper

00:32:58

correctly now let’s check if I drew it correctly you

00:33:01

should take the piece of paper in a checkered pattern here

00:33:04

I have a piece of paper in a checkered pattern and

00:33:07

just draw this cutout by checkers

00:33:10

if your cutout doesn’t suit you you

00:33:13

drew it see what happens

00:33:15

some kind of rubbish nekra wrong not

00:33:18

round square it turned out some kind of

00:33:20

v-shaped then you immediately

00:33:23

redraw it on the cells as

00:33:26

you need, you can, in principle, immediately

00:33:28

draw some kind of even semicircle and

00:33:31

therefore draw your decreases in the semicircle and

00:33:34

then then redraw it everything in stages

00:33:37

let's see how I did it here is

00:33:40

the middle of my neckline

00:33:42

I marked the middle I counted the

00:33:45

number of loops I need for the neckline

00:33:48

I have 30 loops the height I have 18

00:33:52

rows I read 18 squares and now I

00:33:56

draw look 3 plus 1

00:33:59

I decreased 3 loops rose a row

00:34:02

up, decreased one,

00:34:03

decreased, rose a row up again 3 1,

00:34:07

decreased 3 stitches, rose, decreased

00:34:10

one stitch, went up further 2 + 1,

00:34:14

decreased 2 stitches, decreased one one

00:34:18

plus one, decreased one,

00:34:20

decreased one further, decreased one and in the

00:34:24

second row I have a gap, that is, here I

00:34:26

decreased one and then I just go

00:34:29

straight up, I have a skip, I have the

00:34:31

next 2 rows going to

00:34:33

the skip, that is, I just 2 squares

00:34:35

up resul and again I decreased one

00:34:38

and again a skip and then I have two rows

00:34:41

of knit and purl 2 pairs of knit and

00:34:44

purl or 4 rows go skipping I

00:34:46

draw 4 1 2 3 4 so I just clearly

00:34:50

hit the end of my neckline and

00:34:54

everything fits in the width too, so if I’m

00:34:57

happy with my neckline I’ll leave it

00:35:00

and I’ll knit it already if I’m not

00:35:02

happy with it I can correct it

00:35:05

Well, how can I correct it here? For

00:35:07

example, I can make it, but let’s say it’s

00:35:10

a little wider,

00:35:11

that is, subtract not 6 stitches in the center, but

00:35:14

let’s say 12 whole ones, but for example, I do

00:35:19

n’t like it when it’s too young here,

00:35:21

I went up at the top, I took one further,

00:35:24

that I can subtract, for example, 2 loops

00:35:26

then again one then I can decrease one

00:35:30

one then for example I can

00:35:33

decrease one one again then knit a few

00:35:36

rows up, decrease one more

00:35:39

and knit everything else straight up

00:35:42

then I get this neckline,

00:35:45

maybe this one will suit me better, that is,

00:35:47

I can do it here on squares already

00:35:49

draw and correct what didn’t

00:35:52

suit me, in my first case, the most

00:35:55

important thing that you should understand is that

00:35:58

at the end of the row, here I have the end and

00:36:00

the end, these are the parts, here I have units here

00:36:03

and units here, this is the end and this is

00:36:06

the end we we decrease only one

00:36:09

loop at a time at the end of the row; more than one lip is

00:36:11

physically impossible, otherwise we will

00:36:13

be left with a tail at the edge of which we will

00:36:16

then need to break off and

00:36:18

introduce a new thread,

00:36:20

but at the beginning of the row we can decrease,

00:36:22

make large decreases, here we have the beginning,

00:36:25

here I have it large decreases and here is the beginning

00:36:29

here I also have large decreases and here in

00:36:33

large decreases it is very important to go from

00:36:35

larger to smaller

00:36:36

what other options can there be, for

00:36:39

example, you can decrease, name it

00:36:41

somewhere, I’ll describe it

00:36:42

in another place too, here is

00:36:45

a semicircle in you, you can decrease for example

00:36:49

take here 5 stitches

00:36:52

one here here 4 one here here 3 1 that one

00:36:56

here 2 one here 11 and for example there is one here

00:37:00

and already a skip this will also be from the largest

00:37:03

to the smallest you can also

00:37:05

decrease not in order, she is an example take

00:37:08

5 stitches decreased then three decreased

00:37:11

then one was reduced by one and here, for example,

00:37:14

you don’t decrease this anymore, this is also suitable, but the

00:37:17

most important thing is that it should be exactly like this,

00:37:19

this is the correct value,

00:37:21

for example, if you add 5s then

00:37:25

next to 6 then 6 then 4

00:37:28

you don’t go from the largest to the smallest and

00:37:31

this is the wrong subtraction It’s important that

00:37:35

with you the numbers went from highest to

00:37:37

lowest, so well, I told the girl everything,

00:37:40

40 minutes have passed, if it’s clear, write me, I

00:37:43

basically told everything I wanted,

00:37:46

if something is unclear, also ask,

00:37:49

I’ll explain now, I’ll turn the camera over,

00:37:52

I’ll try, I’ll try to get feedback from you

00:37:56

so that I I understood whether everything was in

00:37:58

order, whether everything was explained correctly,

00:38:01

perhaps you saw something on my own

00:38:04

so I wanted to ask, clear,

00:38:21

great, clear, thank you girls,

00:38:24

thank you for me, this is very important for me to make it

00:38:28

clear, clear, clear, well, I’m

00:38:32

glad, thank you, thank you, write me such cutouts you

00:38:36

will knit We still

00:38:38

have about ten minutes here, you

00:38:40

will knit such necklines, maybe it’s something

00:38:44

specific, I still need

00:38:46

to stop, I don’t know, some

00:38:48

questions here, too, write if you have already decided

00:38:51

which one you will have, I’ll immediately say that I

00:38:54

’m selling a dress for mine neckline and v-shaped, I

00:38:58

did the calculations as I did them, I

00:39:01

also had decreases in every

00:39:02

second row and also on you, on my

00:39:06

trial dress there

00:39:07

was an armhole with a T-shirt, yesterday I’ll use a T-

00:39:10

shirt, we also calculated it now

00:39:13

I remembered the day I had and here she is, I

00:39:16

had decreases here every

00:39:18

fourth year, hello hello, my

00:39:22

dress, which I keep in intensive care, I

00:39:24

will have armholes, armholes, just I

00:39:27

calculated for myself, so I will knit according to the

00:39:30

calculations that I didn’t do yesterday with

00:39:32

you, where is it mine can I will knit exactly according to

00:39:37

these calculations and the

00:39:39

neckline will be round for my

00:39:41

round neckline for the front I also

00:39:45

did the homework calculations with you today

00:39:47

send your calculations by cutting it out to

00:39:51

me I

00:39:55

can set it up send the calculations of your

00:40:00

neckline to me in private messages telegram

00:40:03

like that so be sure to send me

00:40:05

the calculations, I cut out the front and the backs

00:40:08

necessarily because because because

00:40:12

well because I need to do them I have already

00:40:15

agreed

00:40:16

because I need to do them here I made the

00:40:19

calculations only for the front I

00:40:22

will also have a back for the back I will also do it and

00:40:24

you can draw yours the cutout is like this

00:40:28

on one side and right away it’s round, that

00:40:30

is, lower your front neckline a little lower

00:40:33

and then

00:40:36

draw a wall cutout like this on the opposite side to

00:40:38

see how this lesson of yours will

00:40:40

look, so I have a shaped

00:40:45

round round round v-shaped

00:40:48

equally on the back and front it’s convenient

00:40:50

by the way there was a neckline for a T-shirt dress,

00:40:53

yes, there’s a v-neck and that is the

00:40:56

same tank neck that I knitted

00:40:58

for my test dress if you

00:41:01

want it to be just

00:41:02

like a T-shirt then you leave the shoulder,

00:41:05

well, for example

00:41:06

how I have here and then you

00:41:09

think your neckline is figurative, but you’re just

00:41:12

like that, it won’t be steep, but gentle,

00:41:16

and then just clearly the armhole with a T-shirt, the

00:41:18

neckline with a T-shirt will look good together

00:41:20

round I’ll knit super,

00:41:24

tell me when we knit up to the armhole and

00:41:26

in turning rows here it doesn’t matter if the report is

00:41:28

even in the circle, then just in half and

00:41:31

turning rows yes yes yes when we

00:41:33

finish knitting in the round we divide our

00:41:36

knitting clearly in half so that our front

00:41:39

and back are the same and I start

00:41:41

knitting back and forth

00:41:43

but there we keep track of where we have the report

00:41:46

not a report where our knitting ended on

00:41:49

which side

00:41:50

on which side ps which loop because there

00:41:53

are times when we divide the report in half and

00:41:55

when we knit the armhole and above we

00:41:59

begin a number of places for the first loop of

00:42:01

the report there with 5 of this kira port from the

00:42:03

airport you have 10 loops and then too

00:42:06

mark in your diagram the beginning of your

00:42:08

row and keep it back there, I’ll try

00:42:12

tomorrow to show you the plan of mine, I won’t

00:42:14

try, but I’ll show you the plan for mine,

00:42:16

knitting the armholes and

00:42:18

neckline so that you understand how to

00:42:21

write it all down correctly and knitting a

00:42:23

semicircular armhole tomorrow I’ll show you

00:42:25

some kind of armholes, I also think I’ll

00:42:29

show you I'll show you everything on the sample, the new one is

00:42:33

back, this is a T-shirt and the dropped

00:42:36

shoulder is just knit straight there, there's

00:42:38

nothing complicated at all, a round neckline with a

00:42:42

dropped sleeve, I doubt it won't

00:42:44

fit roughly, it will be great, it will be very good,

00:42:47

why not, we took an oversized dress of

00:42:49

this style, it was dropped, I had a

00:42:52

round neckline on the shoulder

00:42:53

I want a circle in front, shaped at the back, that

00:42:56

means you take two types of calculations, you

00:42:59

do your calculations on each side,

00:43:01

Sasha, if I see a v-shaped me, there are 66

00:43:05

births and I need to remove 23 loops, it turns out

00:43:08

2 and 9, tear off in every third until

00:43:10

you remove in every third,

00:43:12

perhaps so that more such a nuance to

00:43:15

get a neat v-neck,

00:43:18

you may not put the required

00:43:22

number of loops on top, that is, it is possible if

00:43:24

you remove three in every third

00:43:26

row, then in the end you will end up with a shoulder

00:43:29

there are not 10 intended spots 1112 no

00:43:33

problem, leave it if you have the key

00:43:36

will it be a little wider or is

00:43:37

it no longer scary than when you start to

00:43:40

muddle something there, somehow knit your v-neck

00:43:44

unevenly and then you

00:43:46

will have it crooked beautiful v-shaped in

00:43:49

the world looks like when the rosary goes down and a

00:43:51

clear straight line is obtained so

00:43:54

here, well, sacrifice the width of your

00:43:57

shoulder for the sake of a beautiful v-neck,

00:44:00

or, on the contrary, add it if the shoulder is

00:44:02

fundamentally important then add a

00:44:05

couple of additional rows there

00:44:07

or remove a couple of rows there so that you

00:44:09

clearly reach the desired width and the desired

00:44:12

shoulder, I will also check your homework

00:44:15

I’ll keep an eye on this, maybe if there are

00:44:17

such mistakes, I’ll point them out to you

00:44:20

Sasha, when the video is on YouTube after the

00:44:23

live broadcast, I’ll post it, the recording is in progress and

00:44:26

the previous ones are also broadcast, I’ll post

00:44:29

15 reports of 15 loops each, as

00:44:32

they shared correctly, you can shift the report to half of the report

00:44:37

shift

00:44:38

you understand, 15 loops is very small and

00:44:41

in principle, and in principle, even if there

00:44:44

were a lot of loops, but one loop of

00:44:46

the canon will not play a role at all, that is,

00:44:49

if you are worried that your pattern

00:44:51

will not be centered, the openwork is so well, it

00:44:54

always looks like the goal is on it doesn’t

00:44:57

look like some kind of separate braids,

00:44:59

it looks like such a big openwork

00:45:03

fabric, I know how to explain it correctly, to

00:45:05

say if there is something there somewhere,

00:45:08

it will be shifted a little by one eyelet, the

00:45:10

center of this will not be

00:45:13

noticeable at all, so don’t worry, but you can

00:45:16

do it if it’s too strong are you worried about

00:45:18

2 eyelets in front more than the back, too,

00:45:22

this will be normal, no big deal,

00:45:24

by the way, if a straight dress with a dropped

00:45:27

shoulder in the shape in front will be

00:45:29

normal or better round,

00:45:31

it’s normal, in general, I think that any

00:45:33

neckline for any style will suit here, there aren’t

00:45:36

any specifically, this one is suitable for this gap

00:45:39

this one is

00:45:40

ok, this one is ok for this style, this one

00:45:42

doesn’t have anything like that, the only thing is look at

00:45:45

your figure and I

00:45:46

was already on the super about how to choose a

00:45:51

style for your figure if you are

00:45:53

overweight then you can look at the neckline

00:45:56

then you can look at your advantages and

00:45:58

disadvantages somehow and open it up, yes, but

00:46:01

regarding the style, so that a certain

00:46:04

cut suits a certain style, it won’t

00:46:06

last, you can choose whatever you want, at least

00:46:08

whatever you want,

00:46:10

hi, so well, 46 put us

00:46:13

good here, Sasha’s phone rules,

00:46:16

maybe my phone is a little subordinated to me by Sasha

00:46:18

and he will also behave well,

00:46:20

I’m very glad, I was so worried or

00:46:23

Sasha even talked about it that I really do

00:46:26

n’t want to broadcast because

00:46:28

everything is slow and everyone is dirty and it’s

00:46:31

just some kind of nightmare, maybe everything is fine with us, I’ll

00:46:33

tell you after this years,

00:46:37

after this broadcast, our lecture begins in 2115,

00:46:40

our Anya will come as your repair

00:46:44

begins, Sasha’s reaction will be or lead

00:46:47

because on the topic how to set

00:46:49

the cost

00:46:50

how us how to find out how to calculate dates

00:46:56

correctly cost price how to find out

00:46:58

expenses and income how to combine it all

00:47:01

and well, naturally he will tell this from

00:47:04

our experience because how we do this

00:47:07

we will not hide anything all

00:47:09

our secrets hide know how it doesn’t drag

00:47:12

but so what else can you join

00:47:14

come we will have 6 oils on

00:47:17

different topics next the

00:47:18

cost of all 6th place is 1900 rubles he

00:47:21

amount very little knowledge there will be

00:47:23

a carriage because you Sasha are preparing so

00:47:26

specifically, I was really waiting for the girls of those

00:47:29

who already paid for the live broadcast, I’m very worried about the

00:47:32

loss, I’ll be all lost and there won’t be any faces

00:47:34

and the water next to me will sing knitting, but I’m still

00:47:36

so worried as if

00:47:39

I don’t know, as if it’s the first time this

00:47:41

will all happen so come if there is anything

00:47:44

write to me in direct message I will send you the details

00:47:46

for payment you can still connect

00:47:50

continues almost all the walls are done o

00:47:53

already means it continues and is progressing

00:47:56

well today by the way I remembered this

00:47:59

broadcast about the styles I was wearing a long dress

00:48:01

I realized that the length is good the leg

00:48:03

is in the narrowest place, this really

00:48:06

works, then the whole leg

00:48:08

above this place also seems that it is

00:48:11

very thin under the skirt and somewhere

00:48:14

strong you will take a scientific broadcast from lectures, I do

00:48:17

n’t know, we’ll see and how it will be

00:48:20

new, it seems to me that it will not be like that

00:48:23

it’s hard as it seems because I would

00:48:25

honestly goswami chatting for a lot of

00:48:27

time and sometimes I don’t want

00:48:30

to switch off at all don’t worry everything will work out

00:48:33

my your your all comments your

00:48:37

reviews are very inspiring that my

00:48:40

strength will just accumulate and everything will be

00:48:43

fine phew well that’s it let's see until tomorrow tomorrow

00:48:47

we will have a practical part, I will

00:48:49

show you how to knit different armholes,

00:48:51

I will show you in small pieces

00:48:54

because my dress is dark burgundy and it

00:48:56

will be very difficult to see anything there,

00:48:59

so you and I will

00:49:01

take apart three of you on some lighter yarns

00:49:04

we are different and after tomorrow we will look at

00:49:07

different necklines, well, not different, I’ll show you how to

00:49:12

knit a round neckline, we’ll knit some pattern 2, well,

00:49:15

that’s it, that’s all because I drive there

00:49:17

are some nuances, I want to show you how to

00:49:20

beautifully design a neckline in openwork that

00:49:22

you don’t have one was somehow crooked

00:49:25

because when we are in the hall

00:49:27

this is like his false nutcracker, then there is a

00:49:31

false whale light all the jambs are closed

00:49:33

and here during the time we will not

00:49:35

process the cutout well, so I will not

00:49:37

show the processing you are already there as you

00:49:39

want and therefore it is necessary immediately do

00:49:42

everything beautifully until tomorrow until tomorrow girls

00:49:48

now we’ll meet at the lectures it’s very

00:49:50

interesting how it will all go

00:49:53

Sasha about patterns if we knit from the waist down

00:49:57

then how will the pattern be for example a flower

00:49:59

should be on top it will be upside down

00:50:01

that’s right well you’re thinking correctly in

00:50:04

my trial open the dress and look at

00:50:06

my flowers and the flowers are upside down,

00:50:09

this is normal, well, I think that there is no

00:50:13

problem at all that the openwork is tied in the

00:50:15

other direction, well, not at all,

00:50:18

because again, like braids, the openwork

00:50:21

looks so good from different sides

00:50:24

that, well, no openwork top and bottom, well, it doesn’t

00:50:28

have a top and a bottom,

00:50:29

so it’s okay if she

00:50:31

looks all down, but on my test

00:50:33

dress, few people noticed that there are flowers in

00:50:35

the wrong place, that there are two patterns:

00:50:38

1 up looks at 2 down, in fact

00:50:41

this is how it looks it’s as if everything is

00:50:44

normal, no one even thinks about the fact

00:50:47

that it’s upside down, well, that is,

00:50:49

don’t worry at all about the fact that you

00:50:51

will knit the skirt from the waist from top to bottom, I wanted to

00:50:54

show you in this intensive and I want and

00:50:57

will show you other different options for increases

00:51:01

in the skirt and plus, I have to repeat

00:51:06

that I don’t want to repeat myself, I don’t

00:51:07

want to tell you the same thing,

00:51:09

so I’m here and outwardly

00:51:13

showing you that a dress can be

00:51:15

knitted for me from the bottom up, but like this

00:51:18

anyway so that you, too, are not afraid

00:51:20

to experiment in your own... then in

00:51:22

creative impulses you noticed a new one from

00:51:26

noticed, but I don’t think you thought that

00:51:28

oh, what a nightmare, well, maybe you

00:51:30

did, I don’t know, but no one has

00:51:32

ever told me about this, well, that’s it, I’ll say goodbye

00:51:37

to you then if you don’t want

00:51:39

the pattern to look at you -looked like this upside down,

00:51:44

then you will knit the skirt separately from the bottom

00:51:46

up and then just sew

00:51:50

your top and your skirt with a loop-to-loop seam and then

00:51:53

everything will be fine too, this is also an

00:51:55

option, there’s nothing wrong with that and

00:51:57

everything will work out from loop to loop seam I I’ll

00:52:00

also show you,

00:52:01

for example, sewing a shoulder, so

00:52:04

don’t worry at all, I’m really telling you, don’t worry,

00:52:06

everything will work out, everything will be beautiful, there are a

00:52:09

million options, you’ll definitely find yours,

00:52:12

I thought what a cool idea, flowers in

00:52:15

different ways, well, that was originally intended,

00:52:18

but they are so that the flowers are upside

00:52:19

down and in order for me to knit first

00:52:22

the top and then the skirt, I didn’t know if

00:52:24

I had enough yarn, firstly, and secondly, I wanted to

00:52:27

prepare for the intensive and that’s why I

00:52:30

knitted as I will tell you in the intensive

00:52:32

up and down in different ways, it’s a

00:52:35

center day and you’re not even that so that the idea of

00:52:39

rabble so it stuck with me, well,

00:52:45

the lecture is starting, everyone, until

00:52:48

tomorrow I’m waiting for you on the spit, come whoever

00:52:51

wants, write in direct message, I’ll now

00:52:53

try to reach everyone, answer everything

00:52:56

at the box office, but it’s very nice, thank you so far

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