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Hello everyone, today I want to show you

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this sweatshirt with a hood and a

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kangaroo pocket,

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knitted, it fits in our pocket, the color right away does

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n’t show up as a crimson color

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on camera, but in fact it’s stupidly

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red, just red, knitted with a simple

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raglan, the design of this raglan is simple,

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but the execution is I'm showing

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the details from top to bottom, as I said, raglan, sew with the seams

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outward, here's this thing, a

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collar with an overlap, this is what I'll show you

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how to knit, as I said, raglan on top,

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laces, hood, here it's probably

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called drawstring correctly, where to put the lace, I'll

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also show you, I'll show you how to knit a hood,

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how to count a hood on the sleeves there’s something we’ll

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show you this is plating our

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home-grown and kangaroo pocket yes I know with a

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kangaroo pocket I think I even have

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two on the channel but here I’ll show you just like

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in the product again I’ll tell you how to count

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so this was the front view turn around the

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back view I’m showing the hood too [ __ ]

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the seams outward is the desire of the customer

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to the customer, changing the hood like this

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means freedom to

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increase the freedom of fit here is not

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very large, I don’t remember, I say there, I

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tell you a little how to count and

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then how to turn this pattern upside down,

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what to knit like this, on the contrary,

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everything here is heavily knitted turns around

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can take off the hood no wait, here's

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the hood in front take off take off then you'll die here it's

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very hot this is a feat

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this is also all the goals imposed there

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are according to those details that were shown

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only here with a wave of parts of

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this thing on the bottom of dresses too here's a

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pocket closer like this it’s a pity that the color is not

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conveyed because the color is very

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beautiful bright,

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well, everyone who is interested, let’s go and

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fresh and so in order to knit

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the raglan on top,

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we need to count it as a regular

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advertisement, the first thing we do is

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be sure to knit a sample and

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calculate our sad sample for those who haven’t yet

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knows how, I will leave a link in the description of

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how to do it, as you understand, I have

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a sample already knitted according to the counts, here are so many

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loops, here are so many rows of me in one

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centimeter

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and so we draw, I draw Yarilo, he always

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counts and Revan is always done by hand because I do

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n’t like him exactly how I do Mosina

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counts 3 lanka and although I repeat every time

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that I really like it a lot

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and actively use it, but not in the case of

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Revan, and even though I have raglan calculations

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on the channel, I also started leaving

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a link in the description of how to count

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raglan, questions arise so very

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quickly now let's calculate especially since there

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are nuances with this cutout on the front,

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this is as you understand the back, starting here

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from the back and calculating the kangaroo pocket, also in the

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sands, for starters, as always, we count in

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centimeters, the first basic measure as the

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measure that we need is my friends,

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this is 110 centimeters 110 centimeters I

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I’ll add here, I’ll add 6 centimeters

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for the freedom of fit, you can add

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as much as you want, I don’t need

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such a semi-adjacent silhouette to be too wide,

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so 6 centimeters and that’s 116, and we

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divide 116 in half in half and

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it turns out that the width of the front and back is 58

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centimeters,

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well, in this case, my back is like this I

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write 58 centimeters, now we count the length,

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I know that the total length of the product exactly according to

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my measurements is 70 centimeters, that is, this is

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all we need to remove from here the length of the

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raglan line, this is our back, I

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remind you of the length of the raglan line, as I

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calculate by the formula,

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this is the half-circumference of the chest divided by

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3 + 7

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I substituted my measurements, I remind you of the

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half-girth of the

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whole chest 110 half of 55 centimeters

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divided by 3 added 7 I got

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twenty-five and three centimeters and I

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count it 20 5 3 since this is the back I

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add 2 centimeters here for the sprout and the

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length of the raglan line along the back I

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will have twenty-seven and three centimeters,

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so I write with these tenths so as

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not to lose any loop. In total, we have 70

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centimeters from 70, I subtract 25 and 32

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centimeters that I added to the sprout,

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I don’t count from 70, subtract 20 5 3 and

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I get here 44 out of 7 centimeters, I

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also pay attention to the fact that I

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write it down with these tenths

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because if we remove them or round them up

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a little, I’m so used to it anyway, the

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calculator doesn’t count them externally, then

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do everything, and all we have to do is calculate

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this part

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then what goes to the neck I again read the

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formula for this I need the neck girth

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in my case it is 40 three centimeters this is

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the formula that is the neck girth I divide by

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3 and minus one this is emphasized for

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the back so I put my measurements I want

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to show on the calculator 43 I divide by 3 and

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take one away from me, you see this is the

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number I get right away so as not to lose all these

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numbers so as not to

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round up anything, I immediately multiply this number

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by my sad sample of loops, I

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get 285 as you can see 3799 well, it’s logical

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to round it up up to 38

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this is the stage

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we get here on the back here here is the

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neckline 38 loops I have transferred everything into a

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loop and the rows

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I need to cast on will be one hundred and

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sixty-six loops now let’s count

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our revan and lines one hundred and sixty-six

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loops subtract undercuts

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of 6 loops this is the figure we get

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154 and we should have 38 therefore 154

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we subtract our 38 to get 116 116 but on

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both sides we must subtract 116 divide

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by 2 on 2 sides 58 that is -58 here and

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-58 here but in our case we will

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add but so as not to get confused as I

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said, we first consider just an

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ordinary raglan, unfold it very

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simply and so everything is ready, all that remains is to

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calculate in which row how many loops

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we will add, I calculate this using the

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Mosin service, I have already said many times the

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mobile application only in the

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mobile application, that is, open

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the mobile application calculation of curves and there is

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1 pattern,

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this is how it looks like this I took

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a screenshot and wrote out for myself where to

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enter what here how many loops should

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remain here the initial quantity

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here we enter row 1 decrease here row the

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last decrease these calculations do not

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apply to our product absolutely this is

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me I just came up with this one for myself,

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but because

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I consider the application on my phone to be a phone, and in order not to

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get confused, I have this piece of paper,

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you can pause it for yourself

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before sketching it, it doesn’t adequately count in

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these types, I counted my deductions

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before all the fun begins on

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in front the number of loops is the same 166

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in my case 6 for the undercuts

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of the neckline in the front of the neckline in the front

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we calculate using the formula this neck girth

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divided by 3 for me it’s 43 centimeters

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I divided by 3

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I got this figure right away as

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on the back I multiply it by pixel

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sample of loops and here they are my

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slave loops that I will have on the

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front neck I write down 40 loops the

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length of the raglan line is two centimeters

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shorter than for discounts in my case it

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will be 25 centimeters and three tenths

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as we did everything basic we made

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advertising lines are also calculated as and on the

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back the most interesting thing here is

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this cut, what depth to make it and the

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width of the strap, well, look how I thought,

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pure taste begins here, so I

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took it, I already knitted the back and along the back

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I just looked at the loops and I

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wanted to make a strip, it just made me

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will be 20 loops wide

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23 that is, century I immediately wrote 10 and 10

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when we start knitting you will understand if

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you want a bar, for example, maybe you

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will knit for a child and 10 10 loops

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you want and then you will write here five and

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five depth since I have a bar

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wide depth of the cut, but

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the cut here will already

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diverge; the wider the bar, the better

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this cut is because if you

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make it short and the bar is

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wide, but it seems to me it would be ugly

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to turn it inside out, so the depth

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here is 50 rows,

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which is about 11 centimeters approximately 11

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maybe and a half like me, where did I get it from,

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I just looked at myself, and

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when I took measurements, I also learned this, I

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just measured it with a measuring tape, about how much

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everyone lives differently,

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everyone has different muscles located differently, there is a

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more convex chest, there probably needs to be

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done more it will be, or maybe someone

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just wants

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a lot of clay so that it’s beautiful to

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open it up on the chest in general, here’s the width and

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depth,

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you’re hinting directly at yourself or at

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someone whom we’re knitting, now there’s

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one more nuance,

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this is the neckline when such a sweatshirt

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is knitted with knitting needles

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here they don’t make any cuts just

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in a straight line because due to this

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cut bar it will all diverge

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and everything and all of it will unfold beautifully for the vara like this,

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wrap on its sides and drape beautifully,

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but since I’m driving a car, well, what can it do

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hard? Do I want you to understand that this is

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not a neckline as such, I

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didn’t emphasize any neckline, I just

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wanted to round it a little with partial knitting, and

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since we will be casting on half the

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loops, there are 40 of me in total, but I, my people,

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think half of me is 2020, I

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thought it was I want about 10 rows

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and so I divided 10 rows into five parts,

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which means we need five parts, well,

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it’s clear that 20 divided into five

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parts will have four loops in each

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part and so I’ll put

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in or take out 4 loops, we’ll start knitting, we

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’ll figure it out or a pocket here, of course,

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again purely individually, someone

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small wants someone big, personally, my

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opinion is small, but it doesn’t look very good,

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especially if on a man, on a child,

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okay, maybe on a very small one,

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but even on a child, he’s already so walking for 3 5

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years and beyond I think I need to knit a

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full-functional pocket, my child

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will want to put something in it and so I

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drew it as I thought again, I

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say again, I knitted the back, laid it out and

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stupidly for a couple of ladies like this on the back

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I counted how much I want this pocket is the

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best option because

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centimeters, even with a measuring tape in

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my hands, well, it doesn’t work out for me, I

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put the Aries in myself on a mannequin and

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just like that, little by little I

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determined, I will now tell you what I

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counted for myself, here I

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will first write centimeters from the edge, not

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counting the steering wheel and the rabbit we don’t count the roller for

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me separately here we will knit 12 rows with a roller

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you will see me here seven

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centimeters then my whole pocket is

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22 centimeters high from here to here

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here I have an even part of 10

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centimeters so now how to calculate to

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and the distance from each half I am

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8 centimeters each, I intend to write in

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centimeters because everyone will then

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calmly translate this for themselves in their own loop

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test, but when I start writing

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also in loops, it seems to me that I confuse you more,

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especially for beginners, that’s

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all centimeters from the bottom edge 7

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centimeters from the side seams 8

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centimeters high, but here, look for

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yourself if a man is large, that pocket

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should be big, well, it’s small,

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somewhere down there, it’s clear that

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you can’t put much in there, but at least it will

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look like this, and so here, 8 centimeters each,

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you’ll have to translate it a little, after all, in a

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loop and rows to tell you

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how to calculate this part and so in total

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for a width of 160 6 sock loops and 58

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centimeters centimeters 58 centimeters I

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subtract twice by 8 these are our indentations it

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turns out that the pocket itself is 42 centimeters

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multiplied immediately by the sad sample of loops

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and I get 125 or a pocket, here it is, 120

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loops are knitted exactly ten centimeters

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10 centimeters, this is forty-six rows for me

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and in total my pocket is 22 centimeters

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long and high, and this is according to my

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loop probe one hundred rows,

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that is, forty-six rows we knit in a

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straight line and in total we subtract one hundred 46

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it turns out that this part we have

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fifty-four rows, or I have

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fifty-four rows, I will be in every

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second row here, well, since we are

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now counting from the bottom, I will decrease in every

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second row, so

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I divide 54 by 2 and it turns out that on each

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side we need to subtract 27 and

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2070

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here, but in total we know by 125 from 120

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we subtract 27 and 27, we have a

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pocket here of sixty-six stitches, why are we

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counting this if we were knitting now from

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the bottom up as usual, we didn’t

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calculate this in the process we knitted and

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determined how many loops we have, but we

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will knit from here and we will need to

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start from here, we need to

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know exactly how many loops are in this narrow part,

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now we are knitting from the top, look at everything,

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we know that after cutting we have 200

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rows here, I counted 7

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centimeters of the period was translated into rows of 36

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rows, the pocket itself is one hundred rows, that is, from 200 we

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subtract the pocket itself and subtract 36 what is

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after the pocket and it turns out I’ll

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knit

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sixty-four rows here from the undercuts, you see, it turns out

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when knitting raglan on top there are a little

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more calculations, but it’s okay if

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also, someone didn’t understand, especially with this

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thing, now everyone in the knitting process

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will understand the main thing is that you must

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decide the width of

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your this strip and divide it

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by 2, start knitting first, it will be on a

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waste thread, we need open loops,

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start knitting from the top of the entire neckline,

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me 40 loops I divide this number in half

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20 loops plus half the loops of the strap in

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my case this is 10 loops I will

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start knitting first this part

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look how I decided to do here I have

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0 here it is here I am moving from 0 to the left 20

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this is half of my neck loops and from

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0 here 10 half of the loops of the strap and

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I’m making a set on a waste thread,

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look, I have a strap here on

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this side,

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which means you are here of the raglan line from the

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side of the raglan line, I left

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the carriage, I remind you of our calculation, I have

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four loops each, this recess will be

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made partial knitting, here you

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see the bar,

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here is the advertising line, how to say it

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visualizes, that is, it should start

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from here knitting from the side of the raglan

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line, gradually adding loops here, well,

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look if you don’t understand, here I am

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showing you, I think that yes, it may be

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difficult for beginners to understand because

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everything seems to be here on the contrary,

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topsy-turvy

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and so is the bar here the main line

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here we turn on the handbrake partial knitting

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the counter is at 0

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I put all the covers in the front non-working one,

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well, just for convenience and I put the first

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four

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into work because I have 4

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working threads in the carriage I knit 1

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around 2

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I knitted four more at once, I’m driving

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and I’m starting to increase the guy with the main line,

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I’ll do this 3 at the schools with a decker, I

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tried it on the back, I

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liked it, if you have doubts when

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knitting a sample, be sure to try

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such increases, look, and

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I’ll do the increase itself from the body side of the product not

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from here and here from here here

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we did the next 4 loops like this, I’ve already

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pushed them into the work so I look at

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my

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own calculation of the increases in the

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raglan line

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we knit if someone about the same bv for you

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then please with the volume

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they ask me why I don’t do this because

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that I'm afraid of getting tangled up in my socks, I'm not

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afraid of getting tangled up, I'll definitely make sure

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to check especially these ones, but on a Toyota, so

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that the counter counts when you knit

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more on this side, this little thing here it is,

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our counter needs to be rearranged and

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the socket so that everything is counted, I have the

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fourth row on my counter and again in this

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row I’m making an increase, by the way, it

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turned out very clearly, I got an

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increase in every second row on the front,

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somewhere in my opinion it’s a little off,

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but basically all the time it’s like that, so I’m

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lucky, like

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this again with the butterfly they did it

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again 4 entered knitted circled

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increase 4, you see, we get such a

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rounded beautiful neckline,

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although I say again, it won’t play a big role, it

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seems to me that something will

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give it to oblige him, as you see, it’s absolutely

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not difficult, so don’t need other loads

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now, I’ll do it,

00:19:26

you see the load is skewed here too I already need

00:19:30

crampons, look what I can do,

00:19:34

I have four left for the last

00:19:36

neck loop, the rest are already 10 straps, so I

00:19:42

put them into work along with the last four neck loops and 10 strap loops

00:19:45

in my case, 10 in your case,

00:19:48

how much increase you will have, we

00:19:49

knitted them all the

00:19:55

loops are already in the work, now

00:19:59

we don’t bother with this neckline

00:20:01

and knit it like this until the moment where we

00:20:04

counted this neckline length for myself,

00:20:07

it’s 50 rows, as you can see, I’ve

00:20:10

read enough to count from this point, that

00:20:12

is, from the very beginning, so that they don’t think that

00:20:15

from here I counted from here it was also possible to

00:20:17

count, but why then were the dishes

00:20:19

in 40 rows and it wasn’t easier to

00:20:21

count from here 50 rows and so I will

00:20:25

make my increases along the raglan line in the same way I

00:20:27

continue to knit everything exactly

00:20:30

until 50 rows here I am again making an increase along the

00:20:34

raglan line on one side because

00:20:36

we still have half the front

00:20:40

on the car and even before I see 50 rows and we

00:20:46

will meet ours, look, I knitted

00:20:49

this half of my front here we have

00:20:51

a bar as you can see here exactly

00:20:53

this one I have 50 rows

00:20:55

and here on the ball, the main line is essentially we

00:20:57

knit in front of, or rather, half of it, so it’s even

00:20:59

easier on one side, we just make a

00:21:01

raglan line and so I have my

00:21:03

fifty threads calculated, well at this

00:21:05

stage I’ll have to break the working thread, I

00:21:07

could of course wind a bunch of balls,

00:21:10

but honestly not I want to break it off

00:21:13

and transfer the whole thing to a waste thread,

00:21:21

put this side aside, now we knit

00:21:25

the other half, the

00:21:26

number of loops is also 0 for me,

00:21:29

now I’ll put 20 of

00:21:34

my front neck in this direction from 0, here they are 20 and in this

00:21:39

direction from 0 10 loops of the strap in a mirror

00:21:42

image this is exactly how I cast on the

00:21:46

waste thread, I knit it so that the carriage is

00:21:50

on the side of the raglan line,

00:21:52

now we will have the main line here,

00:21:54

as you understand, we break off the waste thread, turn on the

00:21:57

levers, partial knitting, in general,

00:21:59

we repeat the same thing in a mirror

00:22:01

image, the counter must be at 0, so

00:22:05

look who is afraid get confused I remind

00:22:08

me now the carriage on this side is all in the

00:22:10

front non-working thread in the carriage the first

00:22:16

four inserted knitted circled back

00:22:26

we do it right away with a butterfly according to the

00:22:29

calculation of me in the second row the increase is

00:22:32

therefore great, maybe

00:22:36

you will have it in the third but in the first it is

00:22:38

not necessary if you do count don’t

00:22:40

increase in the first row like this again from the

00:22:45

body side of the product they made an increase the

00:22:48

next 4 loops knitted circled

00:22:55

returned at the butterfly it was 2

00:23:00

quadruple loops 3 quadruple knitted

00:23:10

circled

00:23:14

back at the butterfly like this look

00:23:27

yeah it’s 4 quadruple knitted circled

00:23:34

back we are doing an increase and now we

00:23:39

only have four neck loops left, the other

00:23:43

ten are the placket, so I introduce 4

00:23:46

neck loops and all the placket loops 1 2

00:23:52

we knit further and further again until the desired row, for

00:23:55

me it will be 50, making increases according to

00:23:58

my calculations from the side of the raglan

00:24:01

line 1 raglan line because we

00:24:03

only have half as you look guys,

00:24:08

my other half is ready, I’ll also

00:24:10

take off the muse, here you can see it on this side of the

00:24:13

raglan line on this side exactly on

00:24:16

the counter I’m now exactly 50 my

00:24:17

calculated what we do next we take the

00:24:19

first half with the wrong side towards us like

00:24:22

this we hold it wide side up

00:24:25

you probably already understood, who didn’t understand

00:24:28

now I’ll show you this wide side

00:24:32

here and at the top here is advertising line

00:24:34

1 this is the second advertising line you won’t get

00:24:37

confused

00:24:38

so look here here is our zero here they are

00:24:43

these 10 loops of the strap

00:24:44

what we are doing we are counting 10 from 0 here

00:24:47

here it is our 10 and starting from

00:24:52

it we begin to hang our open

00:24:54

loops, so we show it again here 0 ap

00:25:00

0

00:25:01

count your number of loops of

00:25:03

the strap, I have 10 in this direction not like that,

00:25:06

we hang it

00:25:08

no but like this, that is, from 0 here

00:25:12

I have 10 because I’m 10 and it’s very simple

00:25:15

and easy, just like that, we hang it with a second

00:25:19

layer here,

00:25:21

first with a second layer, and then, as you

00:25:25

understand, it will go in one layer completely, we

00:25:29

hang this part, a spare part, so I’m

00:25:33

all having fun, this is my overlapping

00:25:35

cut, I hope that now It has already

00:25:37

become clear to everyone that at first I tried to

00:25:39

explain in the calculations the number of loops

00:25:41

naturally should be the same

00:25:43

because you made the increases in the same way,

00:25:45

everyone looks at our cheeks,

00:25:48

how the 50th row froze in the fiftieth, I have

00:25:51

an increase, if you have an increase, you also

00:25:54

do it according to for advertising lines, naturally, that’s

00:25:56

what I’m talking about, here are our usual

00:25:59

increases, we continue to do them now,

00:26:01

since we have connected the part, there

00:26:04

will already be increases on both sides on the part

00:26:06

that we knitted, and on this

00:26:09

part you can remove the waste thread, I’m

00:26:13

forced like this in view of it not being

00:26:16

convenient or better to remove it, of

00:26:20

course, it’s best to remove the waste thread, now I

00:26:22

’ll do it without the waste thread, it’s a completely

00:26:25

different matter, you can safely do our

00:26:27

increase along the raglan line, so there’s

00:26:32

no point in showing further for now, so now I

00:26:36

’ll take out all the needles so that this

00:26:38

connecting row to knit

00:26:43

here I knitted here you

00:26:45

see connected look 1 2 here is its

00:26:50

width

00:26:51

as I said 20 loops so then I

00:26:55

just continue to knit in the same way as the

00:26:57

back making increases in our

00:27:00

case along the main lines and when they

00:27:02

reach the undercut I will show how I I’m typing

00:27:04

to cut, suddenly someone doesn’t know,

00:27:07

look, I finished my increases along the

00:27:09

raglan line, and I always

00:27:12

plan so that after the last

00:27:13

increase, I still knit two

00:27:15

rows before making the padre and

00:27:22

you can cut in turn on one

00:27:26

side and the other

00:27:27

we take the thread out of the carriage, my undercut

00:27:29

is 6 and I push them into the front

00:27:31

non-working area with

00:27:33

entwining, I just get an ordinary

00:27:38

ordinary increase as we add a

00:27:43

group of the game, we don’t tighten it so much,

00:27:49

well, as always, I sit very far away, the levers

00:27:57

are disabled because we knit the needles in the front non-working area

00:28:00

on that side on this side

00:28:04

we repeat the same thing again from

00:28:06

carriage 6 and well, in my case, in general, remember the

00:28:11

undercut is added from the side of

00:28:13

the carriage where your carriage is that

00:28:17

side first, well, it’s logical to marry the knife there,

00:28:19

we got here now we have these

00:28:26

and so on in the front non-working on that side, be sure to

00:28:29

push them out differently or

00:28:32

throw them off or do something else and have to

00:28:34

knock them out a little when you have to knit them

00:28:39

again, I’m pushing them out from this and on

00:28:45

this side from the second I won’t drag

00:28:47

the camera anymore, we knit them by the way, before

00:28:52

making the cuts, I also installed

00:28:54

line 0 because we have now tied

00:28:56

it here, I have this calculated knocking 12

00:28:59

rows, this is what I mean, how we count how we

00:29:01

turn it over better, this is here, I know that

00:29:04

I only have 200 ice, we counted

00:29:06

sixty-four rows before the beginning of the pocket,

00:29:08

as I said counter before making the

00:29:10

undercuts, I set it to zero and

00:29:13

now I will knit sixty-four

00:29:14

rows and then we will knit a

00:29:16

kangaroo pocket,

00:29:18

I finished my sixty-four rows,

00:29:20

look from the undercuts to the beginning of this

00:29:23

narrow part, maybe it will be

00:29:25

clearer this way, you can reveal this

00:29:27

because in fact, we now have a canvas hanging

00:29:29

in so we made undercuts

00:29:31

and then sixty-four rows here, I

00:29:34

know that I have sixty-six loops,

00:29:37

the canvas hangs evenly, so

00:29:40

33 033 on both sides of the zeros I pull out,

00:29:45

I take a thin contrasting bobbin thread,

00:29:48

then I have a forty and as usual, we

00:29:50

make a marker row by twisting it lightly

00:29:54

without tightening it, just like that,

00:29:58

we wrap each loop right on top of all these

00:30:02

pocket loops of ours, we twisted them

00:30:06

and breaking the thread along the length so that with one

00:30:09

hand I

00:30:10

could hold these ends here

00:30:12

when I go through the carriage

00:30:14

and knit

00:30:16

this row to from this row the

00:30:20

height of our pocket already begins, so I know

00:30:23

that my pocket height is one hundred rows,

00:30:25

here it is one hundred rows, I’m now

00:30:29

knitting here here here are the stories of the house, I have to

00:30:31

knit this part we have outlined, so

00:30:34

can I know I have 64 now 64 row

00:30:37

when it is 164

00:30:39

I become, you can set the counter to

00:30:42

zero and knit just the calculated

00:30:44

number of rows not everything should

00:30:46

naturally converge clearly and accurately and

00:30:48

so we knit the height of our pocket, you

00:30:53

see it was knitted but she

00:30:57

outlined it for us then I’ll show you closer and we

00:31:00

all start knitting with my knitting in case a

00:31:03

hundred rows

00:31:06

knitted the height of our pocket, this

00:31:09

marker thread here is my hundred rows

00:31:11

now we are here at the bottom of the

00:31:14

pocket now I’ll break the working thread

00:31:17

because it’s the only one for me, how could I,

00:31:21

of course, not break it, well, it’s okay,

00:31:23

this tip, but we’ll hide it later and

00:31:26

we transfer the whole thing to a waste thread, the

00:31:29

waste thread is cut off from the

00:31:33

needle bed,

00:31:35

so now I leave in work the number of

00:31:39

loops of our narrow part of the pocket where

00:31:41

we

00:31:42

made a marker row in the sixty-fourth row with a contrasting thread,

00:31:45

I have it 64, that is, 32 0 32

00:31:48

I move the carriage to the right and look,

00:31:53

here’s how we removed the product from the needle bed,

00:31:55

here’s the contrasting thread that I

00:31:57

dropped onto, that is, here’s how it hung like this,

00:32:00

like this, I’m holding it inside out for myself with

00:32:02

this contrasting thread up, now I’m

00:32:07

taking & decker, I’ve already shown this more than

00:32:10

once, let’s look where our marker row,

00:32:13

look, here it is, these boots are

00:32:16

clearly visible, you just need to pull a little

00:32:18

and like this, with a decker through

00:32:22

it, like this,

00:32:24

here it is, and we hang our

00:32:31

estimated number of loops, like this, the

00:32:35

next one, they are clearly visible, they are

00:32:38

limited by

00:32:39

this marker thread, like this,

00:32:44

look also I’ll show you closer, you see,

00:32:48

this is the tanks tick, here I

00:32:51

insert the decker into it like

00:32:52

this, carefully unscrew it and tighten the

00:32:55

needle here once again, the next one here it is

00:33:01

in the decker case,

00:33:04

I’ll leave a link where I also told you in detail

00:33:09

how to knit kangaroo pockets,

00:33:11

I have two types of them on the channel, if someone

00:33:14

hasn’t figured it out right now, then they’ll definitely

00:33:17

figure it out, we’ll hang

00:33:21

all our estimated number of needles on the

00:33:25

case like this, this is the picture in the world, it’s like

00:33:27

needles in the middle of the canvas, now we take the loops we

00:33:30

owned, we take the working thread, rarely we have on the

00:33:35

right, look, I take the loop catcher I

00:33:38

’ll repeat to them again, I’ll leave a link to a

00:33:41

master class of such a pocket where it

00:33:44

might be better to see the loop

00:33:46

catcher, I pass it through the same hole through

00:33:48

which the outermost needle comes out directly

00:33:51

touching the needle, I put it away, I turned

00:33:55

the canvas, you see it’s sticking out of me, I catch the

00:33:58

thread, the loop catcher, and now the tongue

00:34:02

is stuck

00:34:04

so I pull it into this hole where the

00:34:13

first needle is not just stretched, but

00:34:16

I pull out a little bit of thread like a

00:34:20

little bit more millet to spare, we

00:34:23

need to unwind so much thread to

00:34:25

manually knit all these needles, so I’d

00:34:28

better

00:34:30

leave these 10 centimeters with a reserve. that’s not

00:34:32

enough, now we take the template, whoever doesn’t have it, I’ll

00:34:36

leave a link in the description of how to

00:34:38

make it and put it on the needle bed,

00:34:40

and with this end that you threw,

00:34:46

we just start knitting our

00:34:49

needles like this, and the

00:34:56

red color, of course, like this,

00:35:01

we carefully knit all the needles,

00:35:06

see the first one no matter how it’s

00:35:08

knitted, it’s not a problem at all, don’t

00:35:10

pay attention to it for now, but everyone

00:35:13

else just like this, we knit the tabs,

00:35:15

we correct them and knit to the end, that’s all, we

00:35:21

’ve knitted it to the end,

00:35:22

I unscrew it by hand and here we are, our loops

00:35:26

are removed, the template is of course, our loops are

00:35:30

ready for use as they say

00:35:32

pay attention to the first needle,

00:35:34

you see it doesn’t seem to be knitted, so

00:35:38

I just take it and twist it and the thread into

00:35:42

the carriage and now we knit our pocket the

00:35:45

other way around, that is, first we knit this

00:35:48

part if we add loops as we

00:35:50

calculated in every second row of length 50

00:35:54

4 rows

00:35:55

and then an even part, but it’s the other way around,

00:35:59

by the way, this row that we knitted for

00:36:02

her, you also count, that is, it is included in

00:36:04

this number of one hundred rows, so now I’m

00:36:06

just knitting a row, it

00:36:08

turns out I have two rows, now

00:36:12

what will I do first I will

00:36:14

make an increase again with a 3-gun

00:36:16

decker; I don’t want to process this edge in the same way

00:36:18

as on the raglan

00:36:20

line on both sides, on one side and on the

00:36:26

second side,

00:36:32

but on the side where the carriage is, I will

00:36:37

push out one extreme needle, the front

00:36:39

non-working one, and also included the

00:36:41

partial handles knitting

00:36:42

this we will imitate the edge as in

00:36:45

hand knitting when we remove the first loop

00:36:47

I often use this so on the

00:36:50

carriage side I made an increase

00:36:53

now I have to knit 2 rows 1 row

00:36:57

this loop was brought in from the carriage side set the

00:37:01

2nd row again increase on both

00:37:08

sides and so we knit our estimated

00:37:11

number of loops on the bias part, here again I’ll

00:37:19

put an increase right here on the side of the carriage so as not to forget the increase here too

00:37:22

and I see again two rows,

00:37:38

I knitted my estimated number of

00:37:40

rows on the bias, these with increases,

00:37:44

now I see how many rows of the flat

00:37:46

part I have access before in the old days I would have had another

00:37:50

forty-six rows in a straight line, now I do

00:37:53

n’t put any needles out in front of the carriage, I

00:37:56

just lie there as usual, we knit, so I

00:38:02

completely knitted my pocket, here’s the flat

00:38:05

part, here’s the oblique part, what are we doing

00:38:07

next? We should definitely have pocket loops

00:38:10

in the center, naturally, here is our

00:38:13

product, here it is, what we threw on

00:38:17

the waste thread,

00:38:19

of course we already guessed, we are delivering

00:38:22

the width of our product to work,

00:38:25

I am 83,083

00:38:29

and of course the working thread could not be

00:38:32

torn off, you see it’s in our pocket, we’ve had

00:38:34

it for months like this this is where it

00:38:36

will come out, it could be confusing to translate the

00:38:40

piece here would be longer, well, I won’t

00:38:42

know why because I’ll break

00:38:44

the thread and with this thread I’ll just

00:38:47

sew this even part to the very

00:38:50

front, I’ll just leave the thread a little

00:38:52

longer calmly Then I’ll sew it, you see,

00:38:55

I broke off the working thread and start

00:38:58

hanging our open loops

00:39:02

like we usually do from here further

00:39:07

on top of the pocket loops like this on top of the

00:39:12

pocket loops and let’s go here,

00:39:16

have fun, now I’ll remove the waste thread, I’ll remove

00:39:18

the carriage, I’ll move it to this side, I don’t care

00:39:21

anyway the thread broke and on that

00:39:24

side it’s more convenient for me to start, here our

00:39:27

pocket is almost ready, all that remains is

00:39:29

to make a connecting row and tie

00:39:31

it

00:39:32

my essence 36 types or 7 centimeters to the

00:39:36

edge of the product, this is where it wo

00:39:43

n’t hang so much cleaner, here we are

00:39:48

now, here we are now starting to make a

00:39:50

connecting row and I will have it as

00:39:52

one of my 36 rows, so the counter is at

00:39:56

0, the working thread is in the carriage and let's go, I'm

00:40:05

done, now I want to knit a dam like

00:40:09

this, a new roller like this, it

00:40:12

will wrap around the face, this is the back I have

00:40:15

here, I knitted it for 12 rows in reality, when I

00:40:19

was knitting one word, the paw sidelock was also

00:40:22

decorated and in this way,

00:40:23

but I didn’t show how I make a collapsible one, I

00:40:27

tried to explain, so I see with the main

00:40:29

color in 3 threads in 3

00:40:31

one of these three, I’m now tearing it off, I’m removing

00:40:36

it, I’m taking it out of the carriage, this one

00:40:39

is torn

00:40:41

and In general, I remove it from the tensioner thread,

00:40:47

so I basically have

00:40:50

two threads of the main color left in the carriage hole, and so I take the

00:40:53

gray one and tuck it into the hole for

00:40:55

the dress, she’s like

00:40:56

someone who doesn’t know how to do this yet, I’ll

00:40:59

leave a link to the video in which I

00:41:01

tell you how practically on any

00:41:03

machine without special equipment

00:41:04

you can knit a dress and this is how I tuck this,

00:41:07

I will have 3 rules now about the

00:41:09

density of the main fabric and knitted at a

00:41:11

density of 5 in a dot, so for this

00:41:14

video I will put 3 with two dots, that’s

00:41:17

how much I reduced and holding it

00:41:20

here I’m starting to knit this thread from below,

00:41:25

here it is, our plafen went beautifully, so on the

00:41:29

red color ctac contrasting from I see and

00:41:36

so I knitted 12 rows of forces forward, I’ll

00:41:40

close the Peter catcher with it through whom the

00:41:42

only problem is on Toyota, so

00:41:45

there’s no special shuttle, it’s inconvenient

00:41:47

this thread and even now it’s not it will reach you, you

00:41:49

probably just need to take off the shoulder,

00:41:51

but no, even if you take off the shoulder, you won’t be

00:41:53

able to get it, so I take it out like this, just like that,

00:41:55

I pull it up, take the

00:41:59

catcher loop and start closing it so as not to

00:42:02

break it, of course, you can

00:42:04

unwind it, suddenly it’s not enough, so

00:42:07

close it like this, I’ll use a peg we start

00:42:10

knitting a sleeve, we counted it by hand too, not a

00:42:13

Mosin, I don’t like how

00:42:15

to count a sleeve, not a Mosin, it gives too

00:42:17

much of an increase in the freedom of fit

00:42:19

according to the arm, although there are patterns there that

00:42:22

measure the target arm circumference, but despite the fact

00:42:26

that I drew it, it’s still here, well,

00:42:27

eight centimeters -nine, in my opinion, it

00:42:29

gives a lot, so I just

00:42:32

took my round of the arm that I need,

00:42:34

I added 5 centimeters, I’m already here in

00:42:37

the loops, they show I went, the

00:42:39

circumference of the wrist also added 2

00:42:41

centimeters, in my opinion, for freedom of fit, the

00:42:44

length of the sleeve in the advertisement is the length of the

00:42:48

shoulder that you measure

00:42:50

on the person and the length of the arm, add up these two

00:42:53

measurements and get the full length of the sleeve,

00:42:56

here I want to stop specifically, but on

00:42:58

the neck of the sleeve,

00:43:00

how much wider is the fat login of the sleeve, it

00:43:03

is calculated according to the formula I have already told you,

00:43:05

this neck circumference is divided into 6, or it can be

00:43:08

simpler,

00:43:09

we have the front neck half of the

00:43:13

front neckline will be the neckline of

00:43:15

our sleeve, that is, in front we had a

00:43:18

neckline of 40 loops and a sleeve of 20 loops,

00:43:21

here we also smoothly round off according to the

00:43:24

same pattern as we knitted the front one on one,

00:43:28

you see these fours completely, we

00:43:30

smoothly round off here and here like this let’s

00:43:32

round it off smoothly, I forgot to say the length of the

00:43:36

raglan lines along the sleeve, but this is understandable,

00:43:38

they are different, however, the backs 1 in front 1

00:43:40

are equal to the length of the raglan line on the back 2

00:43:43

from the raglan line in front, as to make

00:43:46

my work easier,

00:43:48

since our increases are uneven,

00:43:51

so this is how I write to myself in front the back is

00:43:54

exactly the way I have a hand now,

00:43:56

now I will have a back on this

00:43:58

side on the sleeve in front on this

00:44:00

side of the previous hands I knitted, I

00:44:03

drew myself a different pattern so as not to

00:44:05

get confused and like this I will be here, I know

00:44:07

that in the second row I have on the back the

00:44:09

backrest is very convenient on this side

00:44:10

1 time don’t get confused

00:44:13

I’m showing here I cut off several rows with

00:44:16

waste thread and left the carriage on the

00:44:18

side of the raglan line of the back working

00:44:20

density working thread lever and turn it on again

00:44:23

I push all the needles into the front

00:44:25

non-working thread into the carriage and insert it into

00:44:30

work I knit the first four 1

00:44:36

I wrap around the

00:44:41

second row I look at my back in the

00:44:45

second row there is already an increase I’m doing it

00:44:48

again 3 eye for you with a decker again

00:44:53

from here like this further again I knit the next

00:44:59

four

00:45:01

1 I twist 2

00:45:08

I look at my diagram

00:45:10

and I have it in the fifth in the row there is no increase in the back

00:45:12

along the front to sit on yet, so I

00:45:15

introduce the next four,

00:45:18

knit the fifth row, I wrap it around and make an increase like

00:45:25

this, I come back and look further at your

00:45:34

next four and the next increase is

00:45:37

on my back in the eighth row, that is,

00:45:40

I knit the row I have 7 around 8

00:45:45

with a butterfly, this is how I enter the last

00:45:54

four and look at my diagram,

00:45:58

already in the tenth row it will be on the front,

00:46:00

now I have 8, I knit 1 2

00:46:06

on the cheeks, I have 10 and I begin to

00:46:09

increase in the opera dubar and the main front line of the

00:46:12

sleeves that’s all the wisdom is

00:46:19

very simple, don’t even think about it, it’s

00:46:23

very easy I look further, the next one is

00:46:25

in my twelfth row along the back and

00:46:28

then in the thirteenth across the front

00:46:31

I see

00:46:32

1 2 I have the 12th row along the back I do

00:46:45

the thirteenth row along the front I do everything like

00:46:50

this further along pattern and we knit it, we knit it up

00:46:54

to the undercuts in the same way, we get the undercuts

00:46:57

as on the back as on the front, then

00:47:01

we knit the bevel of the sleeves,

00:47:04

here we will do the opposite of decreasing, I

00:47:07

also like about the calculation of all

00:47:11

these inclined lines, I say again,

00:47:12

I thought it was autumn for us in the mobile

00:47:15

application I

00:47:16

highly recommend calculating curves, it’s a very

00:47:18

cool thing, if anyone theoretically

00:47:21

can’t figure it out, write me, I’ll

00:47:23

literally make a 5-minute video on how it’s all

00:47:25

done, but it was very easy, it really helped,

00:47:30

so guys, I knitted all the parts of our

00:47:33

sweatshirt completely, sewed it completely, in

00:47:36

general, all the advertising lines Now I’ll show you the

00:47:39

pocket closer, I sewed this flat part here, I

00:47:45

sewed it with a

00:47:46

regular mattress stitch when we hold

00:47:49

the product facing us, and here I sewed it with the

00:47:52

same mattress stitch, but when I held it with the

00:47:55

wrong side towards me, so look,

00:47:57

on the wrong side I got this

00:47:59

smooth seam, here’s the

00:48:01

wrong side of my seam and this is how it

00:48:06

looks from the front side, it

00:48:09

was just the customer’s desire that the seams

00:48:11

be so contrasting

00:48:13

at first I couldn’t decide and couldn’t

00:48:15

understand or rather we couldn’t understand each

00:48:16

other what kind of seams we wanted so I

00:48:19

tried several methods of seams I have

00:48:21

received I’ll put pictures because

00:48:23

I tried it, sent it out and received a

00:48:25

categorical refusal until finally I

00:48:27

realized that this is how I want the seam, the seam is on

00:48:30

the outside, just a regular seam, just the

00:48:34

seams are on the outside, and this is how I

00:48:38

sewed it, look, the undercuts are sewn here, and this is

00:48:41

how a regular seam is sewn for checks, here it is to here

00:48:44

it reaches the undercut here exactly, it

00:48:47

seemed to me that if I’m here, this

00:48:49

rough one, I’ll still do it, it wo

00:48:52

n’t be very comfortable to carry around, but in the hands

00:48:54

and with the shelf the shelf with the back is

00:48:59

all out again here and we just have to

00:49:02

tie the hood now we’ll count it

00:49:04

1 we need to take measurements, so I

00:49:08

usually put the product on a person or

00:49:10

take a measuring tape on myself and

00:49:13

lay it over the

00:49:15

head like this with a measuring tape and you will make a stretch, well, I don’t

00:49:19

stretch, of course, what was in the shoulder went,

00:49:21

but just from here to here

00:49:24

I have this figure it turned out to be 68

00:49:27

centimeters, I tell you because we are a

00:49:28

customer at work half a mile away, so

00:49:31

they measure 68 centimeters without any

00:49:34

allowances, so I wrote 68 centimeters,

00:49:38

this is all around what we measured, the

00:49:41

cutters recommend making an increase

00:49:44

in the freedom of fit for a forced

00:49:46

hood from 05 to two centimeters, well

00:49:50

since my hood assumes

00:49:52

population,

00:49:53

I add two centimeters here,

00:49:56

so I get 7 centimeters here,

00:49:59

I divide this by 2 because we have a hood

00:50:02

of two halves and get the height

00:50:05

of the hood from here to the court, 35 centimeters, the

00:50:10

width of our hood is this center of

00:50:13

the back

00:50:14

here is the shelf we know that here

00:50:18

we have a placket of 10 loops + a

00:50:21

half front flange 25 plus then comes

00:50:25

the sleeve I also have 20 loops and a spin

00:50:28

captcha I have thirty-eight loops in

00:50:31

half 19 and 19 loops, we add it all

00:50:35

up and get the width of our

00:50:38

half of the hood

00:50:39

I have sixty-nine loops

00:50:42

now

00:50:43

we translate the height we found a hood of 35

00:50:46

centimeters drink or probe rows

00:50:48

I got 157 there I will round up to 150

00:50:52

6 rows the

00:50:53

entire height from here to the court but

00:50:57

by the way I want to say that the hood itself

00:51:00

will generally look like this

00:51:03

part will still be cut out, but you will

00:51:05

understand everything in the process,

00:51:07

we count it from here, I just

00:51:09

drew it, and here is how it should look like

00:51:11

this hood in general, once again I show you the

00:51:14

product here is my product like this, we

00:51:17

will fold it in half like this and here is

00:51:24

half of the hood which I

00:51:26

drew for you, this is like a fan and

00:51:31

will be located this in front,

00:51:34

this is all, half of the back loops are involved,

00:51:37

by the way, you

00:51:39

can notice that I moved the

00:51:42

open loops to the knitting needle, now I’ll explain why

00:51:45

about what I have, I already have one

00:51:48

hood that has been cut off, well this is how it

00:51:52

happens, I decided to try to knit a hood of

00:51:55

dams, but if here everything is fine,

00:51:57

normal, normal, then here it’s not, it’s

00:52:02

terrible,

00:52:03

these are the places where increases and decreases were made,

00:52:06

and so it seems like nothing, well, again

00:52:12

I decided to show that especially for a beginner,

00:52:14

for beginners, that

00:52:15

all this happens they unravel and even

00:52:18

if someone says that he doesn’t unravel,

00:52:20

he unravels. By the way, my husband liked the option,

00:52:23

but it doesn’t understand anything,

00:52:25

but I persuaded him because, well, in general,

00:52:27

this is a plus, look at how slightly it’s

00:52:30

colorful, the visible combination of yarn doesn’t

00:52:33

suit, I shouldn’t have taken this

00:52:35

contrasting, I persuaded him, promised

00:52:38

that I was making a drawstring and

00:52:40

putting a rope there and he agreed, we continue to

00:52:43

count the number of all

00:52:46

rows, the height we know, according to the rules of

00:52:49

knitting a hood, again reminding us,

00:52:51

we count this from here until we touch

00:52:53

this my body in the knitting process I’ll

00:52:55

show you, you need to knit

00:52:57

a centimeter and a half in a straight line, well, we’ll

00:53:01

take one and a half, I look at my

00:53:03

loop probe of the rows, I’m writing 6 rows here,

00:53:06

and then we have to make a butterfly,

00:53:09

depending on how much we want so that we have

00:53:12

a hood sticking out at the back, well, just like we have

00:53:15

me and so there are enough loops for a wide,

00:53:19

voluminous hood,

00:53:20

I won’t take too much, but

00:53:22

your imagination may even want something like this

00:53:25

huge, you know, so that it hangs from the back,

00:53:26

I take a measuring tape in my hands, like this,

00:53:29

I look roughly, I estimate how

00:53:31

much is inside from 3 centimeters,

00:53:33

centimeters 3, I’ll take

00:53:35

you understand, here you go here plus 3 centimeters 3

00:53:39

centimeters I immediately transfer the loop

00:53:41

probe loops I got

00:53:44

eight and a half there a

00:53:45

new acc wheel there 85 round to nine

00:53:48

that is you here plus 9 loops

00:53:51

I will have and I will add them I will remind you

00:53:54

here 6 rows exactly beyond 9 loops we we

00:53:57

must add, we will add in

00:53:58

every fourth row, that is, we multiply 9

00:54:01

by 4, we get the next 36 rows, we

00:54:06

will have increases in every fourth row,

00:54:10

so now we go up up, we have

00:54:13

decreases again according to the rules of knitting

00:54:17

a hood, but this all varies

00:54:19

depending on how you want

00:54:21

I’m showing you a more bevel with the example of

00:54:23

this hood that I already have ready, I

00:54:26

can even show you if you want one like

00:54:29

this for the rounds, but here also keep in

00:54:31

mind that he wants to put the seams out and

00:54:34

from this side we’ll show you a

00:54:36

normal hood of a normal person,

00:54:39

let’s say so look how well it’s

00:54:42

rounded here, look, if you want to eat even

00:54:46

more, then you’ll vary

00:54:48

from what I’ll tell you now, so

00:54:51

8 centimeters from the end of the knitting, 8 centimeters,

00:54:55

that is, we have 35 centimeters,

00:54:58

8 centimeters from the end from here, 8 centimeters 8

00:55:03

centimeters right away I transfer the loop

00:55:05

pro bib rows, it turns out 36 rows,

00:55:10

thirty-six rows before the end of knitting we

00:55:12

start decreasing so now

00:55:14

8 centimeters 2 centimeters and 6

00:55:17

centimeters with gel like this 6 centimeters

00:55:22

first we will make decreases in every

00:55:24

second row 6 centimeters I transfer the

00:55:27

loop probe rows 28 rows and so

00:55:31

28 rows of

00:55:33

decrease in every second row,

00:55:37

that is, 28 divided by 2, we get 14 minus

00:55:41

14 loops here and 36 36 rows in

00:55:46

total here we decrease decreases 28 rows

00:55:50

we make decreases in every second row 36

00:55:53

minus 28 we get 8 rows 8 8 rows of

00:55:59

the last 8 rows we make decreases in

00:56:02

each row in each row, that is, the

00:56:07

peacock will have 8 more loops, here are eight more

00:56:10

loops, look at the onslaught, I drew a total of

00:56:13

one hundred and fifty-six rows of which 6 rows are

00:56:15

exactly then 36 rows of increase in every

00:56:20

fourth row, in total we have plus 9 here

00:56:24

it turns out we counted

00:56:25

further 28 rows of decrease in every second

00:56:30

ring row and here 8 rows in each row in

00:56:34

every first row it remains to calculate

00:56:38

this part, but it’s just from 150 6

00:56:42

we subtract 6-30 628 and 8 I got

00:56:48

78 rows, this is in a straight line without decreases without

00:56:51

increments,

00:56:52

as I said, now we’ll

00:56:54

knit these numbers, it’s not constant, don’t

00:56:58

want to make plus 9, but plus 20 without

00:57:00

problems, just keep in mind that in every

00:57:02

fourth row, so that it’s very smooth,

00:57:04

because from every second one, by force, it

00:57:07

turns out like this right away like the

00:57:09

back of the head sagging, I don’t dislike it,

00:57:11

every fourth one is perfect, even every

00:57:13

third one I like it, in the fourth one

00:57:15

you can even in the fifth one, smoothly and smoothly 4

00:57:18

general riot, that is, if you want to

00:57:20

add 15 or 20 loops here,

00:57:23

20 you can do 4 and you will get absolutely a

00:57:26

different number of rows of increases, well,

00:57:29

here you can change the number of rows here, too,

00:57:31

you may want to, don’t start them not 8

00:57:36

centimeters before the end of knitting,

00:57:38

well, maybe 6, then also

00:57:42

distribute them yourself, but as

00:57:44

practice shows, this is the method that I

00:57:46

told you and here here here is 8 centimeters

00:57:48

here here is one and a half centimeters the flat

00:57:52

part has proven itself very

00:57:55

well it looks very good we take our products like

00:57:58

this here we fold it in half I

00:58:00

didn’t leave any markers here cent of the center of the back

00:58:02

although there are few loops as in any

00:58:04

advertisement you can count the

00:58:07

purl ones by hand it’s understandable we put on

00:58:10

one of the stupid ones and one of the halves,

00:58:12

whichever is more convenient for you, I’m all about business,

00:58:16

this is my middle front, but it’s visible, here’s

00:58:18

the middle, take this off as a rule so

00:58:21

that it doesn’t hurt anything, and as I

00:58:23

said, I want to make a drawstring, how much to

00:58:26

take for the drawstring here so I

00:58:28

just took the canvas and calculated it approximately, but

00:58:30

so that it wasn’t too wide, and so I took six

00:58:32

needles, it turns out 5 will be the drawstring itself and

00:58:35

one bend loop, I take the

00:58:38

working thread, I bring it up, I remind you that from the

00:58:42

side it is passed where the bar is, we have our 10

00:58:45

loops entwined, and now we are in the carriage let's

00:58:50

knit this triangle

00:58:53

that I showed you, this one is how it

00:58:57

turns out very simply, remember when we

00:59:00

formed the front necks, I

00:59:03

had four loops there, a group of needles

00:59:06

of 4 loops and on the sleeve the same thing, here

00:59:10

they are, why did I say take

00:59:13

something something that is easy to remember

00:59:15

because we don’t essentially form a

00:59:16

neck simply and round it off beautifully

00:59:19

if you do it as I do

00:59:22

four by five there’s a family I don’t recommend

00:59:25

making a standard neck here 5

00:59:27

then two times three three times 2 you

00:59:30

can get confused and there’s no point no, exactly in

00:59:33

this kind of fun, that’s why I had

00:59:36

four of them there, plus the strap parts,

00:59:39

I push everything into the front non-working people and

00:59:42

included 6 loops that I just

00:59:45

got, they have to knit 10 loops of the

00:59:48

straps that they go with, they

00:59:51

have to knit the same thing, and now and then it

00:59:54

begins these groups are ours from

00:59:56

four of them, but since we had

00:59:58

partial knitting there,

00:59:59

I advise you to first do this by

01:00:01

interrupting the point, enter not 4 but three, for example,

01:00:04

and then 4 each,

01:00:07

this is so that

01:00:09

we don’t have partial knitting techniques on top of each other, well,

01:00:12

so we start knitting the weights, we hung up

01:00:17

the counter, we don’t need it yet, we form

01:00:19

this corner that we closed

01:00:22

the neck like this, we knit 1, we wrap around, we

01:00:31

return, we introduce the next group of

01:00:35

four, here we

01:00:39

pull out our bar a little and push it under, we

01:00:41

entered the next 4, we knit, we wrap around,

01:00:55

we return to the next group 4

01:01:06

we knit it, we wrap it around, we can probably already

01:01:13

hang the load, we come back to the next

01:01:20

group, look, don’t get carried away, we should introduce

01:01:24

but you will have 4 on both the sleeve and the neck,

01:01:27

so I already said that the

01:01:29

hand in this case is exactly half,

01:01:31

I’ll pass it on, so I drive further, I

01:01:34

had to count it, but since I’m chatting with you, I’ll

01:01:37

never count it, so I’ll

01:01:40

focus on the canvas like this, and

01:01:47

when I have until the end of the 19th I

01:01:52

’ll finish it,

01:02:01

well, I hope I explained it clearly, so

01:02:06

you can directly navigate it, I can’t

01:02:08

see it, I can’t see it’s not cheap where the sleeve is

01:02:11

with a back so I definitely won’t miss,

01:02:13

and if one needle gets wet,

01:02:15

the sky won’t collapse, you see how

01:02:27

this little corner doesn’t illuminate everything,

01:02:31

but I can’t see it in the camera, here it is, it’s

01:02:33

all formed, I enter my last

01:02:37

group, knitted it, circled it, came back, now I turn on the

01:02:43

counter and I start under how we

01:02:47

counted there, I remember there are six rows exactly,

01:02:49

so you can just turn off the levers and

01:02:52

start knitting further according to our calculations,

01:02:56

6 rows exactly further, what do we have there, plus

01:03:02

9 loops in just thirty-six rows in

01:03:05

every fourth, don’t forget the increases

01:03:07

of course, I think they understand everything from the

01:03:09

back side from the front side we have

01:03:12

this here you see the bar which

01:03:14

we will then wait like this and insert a

01:03:17

lace there we start adding increments I will give you a 3 eye

01:03:22

decker they will now show you one here with a 3

01:03:28

ear decker on one needle they

01:03:30

rearranged introduced themselves moved

01:03:33

I cling from the side of the body of the hood and

01:03:38

knit

01:03:39

and row 1 increase the following someone

01:03:45

once asked me a question, if for example

01:03:47

every second row then what do you think,

01:03:50

every fourth row you made an

01:03:53

increase of 4 rows knitted if in every

01:03:56

second there were two rows knitted

01:03:59

here I’ve already made 2 increases and so we knit

01:04:03

according to our pattern, so I made all

01:04:05

the increases, knitted the even part, now

01:04:07

I’m moving on to the pasterns

01:04:09

again from the back side, they’ll show you at the

01:04:12

beginning,

01:04:13

I also show up, nothing in every

01:04:15

second row, first we go again with the 3rd

01:04:17

eyelet for you with a decker, I just transfer it to

01:04:20

one needle check and I knit two rows

01:04:24

1 decrease 2 2 rows and so on we knit

01:04:35

decreases that every two rows I

01:04:39

made my own 14 decreases every two rows I

01:04:41

made a decrease two rows I knitted

01:04:43

now I have 8 decreases left

01:04:46

in each row so I make a decrease also 3

01:04:49

kuvandyke ram 1 2 decrease 2 3 decrease 3

01:05:12

why I’m showing that you understood 1 decrease

01:05:14

one row here 33 made five more

01:05:17

left

01:05:18

we knit so on all the guys finished off this

01:05:21

half all all my decreases now I’m

01:05:24

breaking the thread on the waste thread

01:05:26

well I’ll be stitching outwards in again

01:05:29

so I sew it on a waste thread and I can

01:05:31

see the second half in the same way, I

01:05:34

forgot to say when you don’t put on the

01:05:36

second half, look, I have

01:05:37

one half half of the hood and this is the

01:05:40

first loop in the back, but

01:05:43

here of course it will be hard for me to see,

01:05:44

hook it from the same loop where did this

01:05:47

half start from, this is so that there

01:05:50

will be a seam here so that it doesn’t gather here later,

01:05:52

that this extra loop

01:05:54

will compensate and it will

01:05:56

look great, you understand from here, here you can

01:05:59

find it here, I won’t even show you one on zoom,

01:06:03

everything has merged, I’ll still be

01:06:05

fiddling around with it myself but I’ll find it, of course, so I

01:06:06

see where the thread goes, well, like this and

01:06:09

the carriage first knitting, leave the carriage

01:06:14

on the front side because you

01:06:16

will be on the front side gradually

01:06:18

logic guide on this, immediately the carriage on the front

01:06:21

side, this is how I’ll

01:06:23

put it on here is the back, here

01:06:26

in front, here I have a carriage here, look,

01:06:29

I knitted the second half of the hood and

01:06:31

since my seams are on the outside,

01:06:33

I just take this first one, which

01:06:36

I dropped it on a waste thread and the

01:06:38

sign is like the wrong side like

01:06:39

this, now it’s all on the hanger

01:06:41

Peter I’ll send them a catcher like this,

01:06:45

here you can clearly see all the open

01:06:47

loops, I’m hanging them, here they are, my two

01:06:51

halves, thread from the carriage and like a sock, I’m

01:06:54

knitting both loops through the peg at once,

01:06:58

the catcher loop is

01:06:59

thus closing the loops, my

01:07:03

hood is ready, here’s the seam I’m showing you, which is the

01:07:07

loop you caught with it, after all, I made it

01:07:09

my finger goes from the inside out like this, so

01:07:14

now, for comparison, I’ll show you the

01:07:17

previous one from the screwed up hood, you

01:07:20

see what a seam it doesn’t have at all, and it’s beautiful

01:07:24

here, and here it’s absolutely terrible here, I

01:07:33

’ll also sew it with the

01:07:35

seams facing outwards, but now I wanted to show

01:07:39

a little of this abram how will I process

01:07:42

this stripe? As you understand, here it

01:07:45

is a stripe, here they are, these 6 loops

01:07:48

that we took, what we need, we

01:07:51

need to wrap it and sew it with a hidden seam

01:07:54

here, as you can see, I didn’t

01:07:57

highlight the bend loop at all,

01:08:01

remember, I knitted cardigans

01:08:03

there were also the target bars imposed there,

01:08:06

we turned this English bend loop

01:08:08

over the face, but here I

01:08:13

thought that, firstly, the model is so

01:08:15

sporty, here we

01:08:18

don’t need extra English loops and the loops are so small

01:08:19

that I think that it will be difficult to

01:08:21

make a mistake here, and for example, instead of like this

01:08:24

and to swarm like this, that is, the loops are

01:08:27

just nothing, if you’re worried, you can,

01:08:31

of course, baste, but I think that the point

01:08:34

is, I outlined this

01:08:39

loop for myself, it will be an inflection loop, and

01:08:41

so I will be guided by it, I’ll pin it

01:08:44

now with a pin, by the way, you

01:08:47

noticed now this is a trend, even the seams are

01:08:49

so professional, they practically do

01:08:51

n’t sweep away, they’re all on buns, and then

01:08:54

I look further, here it is my loop, but you

01:08:57

see, but it’s hard to make a mistake, I’ll take another

01:09:00

pin and pin it like

01:09:04

this, and you can start here

01:09:09

along the edge, and this is how I knitted the product in 3 threads

01:09:13

I will make a hidden seam in 2 nicks I

01:09:15

take a

01:09:16

sharp needle, look where I am sewing here is

01:09:20

the edge loop here we have everything

01:09:24

fixed with pins like this, the seam is

01:09:29

like a backwards needle in general, I show here I am

01:09:33

now trying to catch on to the fabric

01:09:36

and with a finger from below here is a finger I’m

01:09:42

here, I make sure that I do

01:09:46

n’t pierce through it under any circumstances. Again, you see, the

01:09:49

thread came out from here and I went

01:09:51

back a little bit, literally a millimeter, and

01:09:54

again, right there, it got caught, you see, and

01:09:58

often and infrequently, and as a result,

01:10:03

our seam is not visible at all it turns out that it

01:10:07

is hiding the thread here in the center of the edge

01:10:12

loop, here again look at the thread where

01:10:15

it came from, I'm sure it's back like this, sharp,

01:10:20

choose here the blunt one won't fit here,

01:10:24

sharp, we pull everything up perfectly and

01:10:30

you can pull without fear because the mouse every

01:10:33

stitch is

01:10:34

fixed back with the needle,

01:10:38

but with this side is generally clean, this

01:10:43

side is also fine, I’ll

01:10:46

eat everything, now I’ll knit the lace, well,

01:10:51

everyone knows how to knit a lace, I’ll

01:10:54

just tell you how exactly for this

01:10:55

model I knitted the main fabric, I

01:10:58

knitted it at density 5. and I will

01:11:00

knit the lace at density 3, I tried it for

01:11:03

samples, but I’m just saying a sample, I didn’t

01:11:06

knit any rows and I

01:11:08

won’t calculate it here, but it’s funny for a lace,

01:11:10

the only thing I checked with the customer is

01:11:13

the length, he will want a long lace of one and a

01:11:17

half meters, so I’ll knit and

01:11:20

I will immediately measure with a centimeter, five

01:11:24

loops for 5 loops will be so plump,

01:11:27

but due to the density it will be

01:11:28

plump, so I have cast 5 loops in entanglement

01:11:32

now I

01:11:35

have settings on the wedge stitch on my carriage, I have

01:11:36

knitted nothing so far, the row

01:11:40

has been pushed out again, knitted 2 and now we set

01:11:44

the settings to floor and cord in Toyota,

01:11:47

this function is empty, I usually put it on

01:11:51

that far arrow here, I

01:11:54

put it here carefully, you can

01:11:57

hold it, but it basically knits,

01:12:01

you see, it doesn’t knit anymore, so I

01:12:07

’ll take my super load, I’ll hook it here

01:12:13

and let’s go knit, look. how

01:12:22

plump it turns out, so

01:12:27

round, if suddenly someone thought

01:12:30

that there are five loops, they won’t wrap up with a

01:12:32

wonderful wrapping, just such a

01:12:34

lace, a lace, and that’s how I’ll knit it

01:12:36

like a belt, when I see the belt, I’m right here,

01:12:39

measuring it with a centimeter, well, that’s

01:12:42

how it’ll be By the way, in such cases,

01:12:44

I turn off the counter, nothing to drive the counter in vain, I’m

01:12:48

ready to crumple the lace, I break it, I took it

01:12:51

for a try, I watched the girls make a

01:12:54

decker like this, a rocker arm, now I

01:12:57

’ll insert the end of the thread into this decker, I imagined it,

01:13:00

and just like that, I’ll take everything off on the decker, no, it won’t

01:13:05

work, I need each one, I don’t know,

01:13:10

they probably the catcher loop is more convenient for them,

01:13:14

you understand, we just pull everything together in one

01:13:19

pile to catch it, or it was more convenient for me,

01:13:25

the experiment was a success, I pull everything together at the ends,

01:13:33

hide it,

01:13:34

put a cord, look at the metro station, it’s completely

01:13:37

different

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