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Hello everyone, today I want to invite you

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to knit this T-shirt with me,

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where is it from in the country of craftsmen, I found

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the page of the author of the model, it was a dress

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right away, I say I’m very sorry that I

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disappeared, the dress turned out how I saw

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the dress, I really liked it, I imposed the

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rule on my daughter’s man

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so that they choose which color is better, they

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thank you for what it will be, I sent them the

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dresses, I leave them to click on the link in the

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description to the original model,

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look at what they told me from the archive,

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but for you, well, the method was covered, I thought it’s true,

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we don’t care at sea, I’m not going to, well

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I think I’ll knit a T-shirt, but again I say I really

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regret that I didn’t knit at least a

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knee-length dress in the original, there’s a floor-length dress,

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well, look, I’m showing it especially

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here like this, there are no undercuts, there

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were photographs in good resolution, I

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looked at them, but there are no undercuts, well, I

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think I’ll try it will work out

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as you understand, here the openwork

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openwork is knitted both by hand and by dating, and

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I also used an openwork carriage

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knitted on a Toyota, I’ll show you how to knit it,

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write in the comments and do you need a video of the

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lampshade carriages of the browser and Toyota

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I know that for many people this is included with the purchase of a car

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openwork carriage literally in

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our condition they don’t use it

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the model is very simple both in

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drawing construction and in execution the only thing is

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that this one here is openwork knitted interestingly

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here and was a little bothered on the

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bottom you see these garter

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stitch tracks along the hem here like this I’m also

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showing like you I make it very

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tender, it turns out to be

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closer, they show different such patterns,

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but again I took the idea from this girl and I’ll

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leave a link to her instagram, not Elena

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threw the rendering, a wonderful instagram,

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she sells master classes there, but for

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sleeping, for knitting needles, of course, all the ties are on the shoulders

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that you can lengthen

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the armhole and shorten it due to these

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ties at the neckline, the simplest

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finishing look from this side of the beach,

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everything that is possible is mixed here,

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now let’s go upstairs, whoever wants to

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knit with me and count, I’ll

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tell you first, I’ll show you the yarn here and viscose

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and cotton, in general, I mixed everything by

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the way I also want to say just the beginning for the

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dress, I think that’s why I

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knitted platinum if someone is afraid of the girls sti,

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by the way, the author of the model herself, she says that

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the dress is for the beach, and by the way, she sells that

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it’s only 12 thousand hryvnia expensive, well,

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it’s clear that the yarn is expensive for oil, that’s not the

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point here it is, given the weight you

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put on a cover under this dress, then you

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can walk around the city in it, of course,

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well, something like this for me, if you already

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see something so light, there are holes in someone else’s

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cover under the bottom, but that’s already it will not be

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summer at all, so it seems to me that the

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dress should be knitted according to the

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original model, then it will be for the

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beach, if for the city, then it will be necessary at a level

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where, so that the panties do not show through,

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just tie a cooler on and moisture and everything

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else, everything with holes here, dude, I’ll

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show you the sides also have no finishing, I

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steamed it, steamed it

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because here I have viscose

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and this is synthetic so as not to

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burn, in general, as I did, I didn’t steam and

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cooled it with steam, that is, I ironed as

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usual, put the iron on and ironed on a

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two-way setting, but you can see these sides like

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I spun them like this and floated them in

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this state so as not to process

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anything, this video also

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spun itself as it should, here’s a rear view,

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and as always, I say whoever is

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interested, let’s go

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quickly and count from knitting two yarns,

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I tell you, look, I knitted, it turns out in

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four threads, two threads viscose

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this is viscose from Claudio I’m showing

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one like this 2 like this I’ve already

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used this viscose in other products

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I’ve shown you this from Claudio I’ll leave a

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link to his store and this is the

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cotton I have, the color is not transferable it’s soft

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pink it’s Ukrainian cotton it was

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given to me as a gift to say I won’t, who

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understand why, but that in our

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country,

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some people think that if

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you give it to someone, then you should give it to them too, no

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offense guys, you yourself understand the Internet is

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such a thing, whoever is not there, and here is

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such a 4th thread, that’s what I need in it I was

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also written, as you understand, they gave me a

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gift, I told the girls a huge

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thank you, here even the footage is written

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1800 meters, as you understand, the threads are

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very, very thin, all especially the viscose is

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generally thin,

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so here are four threads, look

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closer, this is the motley

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sandwich I ended up with

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Was it difficult to knit? There is absolutely

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nothing; I never even

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got caught anywhere. I am focusing on this

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because for some reason it seemed to me that

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since the threads are very different in composition,

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quality, and thickness, that there

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would definitely be some sagging somewhere

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or something -

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viscose slippery cotton, on the contrary, it’s

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more chick-like but no, surprisingly

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knitted like this in one go, the

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only problem I had was with the

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openwork yoke, I’m talking about this, and I

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probably forgot about the video itself,

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I must say if you

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use the openwork carriage, these are the

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extension rails you definitely don’t

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have them if you have an openwork carriage, be

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sure to put them even if you are knitting a

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sample because if you push

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either one or the second carriage it will be offensive,

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here is my sad test, we

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only need two measurements, this is the chest circumference for me

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is 90 centimeters because I write plus 5 for

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freedom of fit but plus 5 I have this

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here now I’ll tell you and the length of

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the product is also arbitrary I really advise

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you to create a dress at least to the knee or a

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tunic it will be just super well I’ve

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crumbled a lot here in my drawing so

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tell me the meaning chest girth 90 and

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here in front the beginning of tying the bevels

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on the armhole, I will have 90 in half, that

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is, 45 centimeters, but here below I

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added 5 centimeters to 90, I

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got 95, that is, at the bottom I have

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forty-seven and a half centimeters,

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it will be better closer to us, this is in front if that’s why

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the neckline I took 8 centimeters for the neckline along the front and

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21 centimeters for the width of the neckline both at the front and at the back.

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I’m often asked where I take these

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measurements out of nowhere, you can take

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any of your summer items and measure them according to

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it,

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but you saw 21 centimeters, sorry

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guys, I’m on I didn’t try it on for myself, just

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after 24 hours and I spent the whole day wearing my pajamas,

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I’m so reluctant to put myself in order to

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sneak around what I need to

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show up to you, so the mannequin is the same

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principles of the same size, I regularly

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measure it, hasn’t it gained weight, so

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actually it doesn’t sit on us either Well,

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as you can see in the drawing, we don’t have any

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undercuts, I’ve already talked about this, but it fits

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great, doesn’t stretch anything for me,

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and covers everything that needs to be on the sides,

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near the arms,

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all sorts of unnecessary places that

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need to be hidden, the length of the product is as I told

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me 55 centimeters it is completely,

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but up to the shoulder these ties are there, I

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tell myself, I thought to myself that I

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counted them 16 centimeters and I

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tell the process of knitting there that yes, I

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see 16 centimeters there are no guys right away

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I say I unraveled them, I made them shorter

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they were made somewhere around entrance of

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a centimeter, but this is also a matter of taste,

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because if you might want to tie them with a bow,

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then you can tie them 20 centimeters,

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but show me that it’s too long,

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why it happened because I didn’t

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challenge these ties, on the contrary, they

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twisted with a roller and stretched out, well, as

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you tie it, it stretches and they gave me a longer

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length, and that’s why I just unraveled it,

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did it, they measured it for me, about

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ten centimeters each,

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so I’ll also indicate here in the drawing

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that no one got confused, that I have them

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10 centimeters, you can take 8

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normally, it will be even less,

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now the length of the raglan is possible lines, well, according to the

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raglan principle here, lie down only without

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undercuts, we know what to wear, here’s the

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formula: half-chest girth divided by 3

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+ 7, so I substituted my measurements, or rather

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one measurement, half-chest girth for all of me

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90 in half is 45 and I got 22

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centimeters always like that count and rash I

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knitted a sweater or turtleneck, I

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naturally left 22

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centimeters for the front for the back, I let it

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grow by two centimeters, I

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always take 2 centimeters per sprout, but

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since this is a summer product, I took away from

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this measurement that I got

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2 centimeters and the length of my raglan

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line in this product is

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here, I made 20 centimeters,

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but since there are 20 here, only 55 remains that

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before we start knitting the bevel of this

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along the armhole, we will knit 35 centimeters, everything

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seems to be all centimeters, everything is here,

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these things I I made 5 centimeters each, I

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left them, you see here these are on the

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shoulders when my

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neck ends and everything can now be

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stitched, there are forty-seven and five

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centimeters here, this is our width, which means we

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multiply at the peak, well, try the loops,

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I have 3.15 5

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or look, I translated everything, that is,

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I will start with 105 10 loops and by the

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beginning of knitting the armhole I should

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have one hundred and forty-two loops, that is,

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8 loops less, but here you do

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n’t even need a calculator 8 on 2 sides, that

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is, minus 4 the loops were evenly

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decreased here, look, I

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had decreases in the 70th fourth and so on

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rows, so I never make the last

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decrease right before the start of

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knitting the armhole, because I have 10

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rows before the start of knitting the armhole,

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now this one is up, look, I decided

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that neckline I will have 8

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centimeters at the front

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so the average value is small rather

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big if you want more, you can do less

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already it seems to me that it

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will look more like a boat so I

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multiplied 8 centimeters by the sad sample of

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rows, it turned out 32 rows, that is, 32 rows are

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the depth of the neck and the width of the neckline is a

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probe I already multiplied the loops by 21

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centimeters and it turned out to be sixty-

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six loops and now I have one hundred and forty-two

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loops, I subtract 66, this is the width of the neck

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and as I said, I left 5 centimeters or 16 loops on these shoulders, the

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shoulders of the

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T-shirt itself,

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that is, I am from one hundred and forty-

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two loops, I take away sixty-six

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loops and 2 times 16 and now I have

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44 loops left,

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which I have to subtract along these so-

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called advertising lines, I have 2 of them,

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that is, I divide 44 by 2 and 22 loops each, so I am

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minus 22 minus 22 loops here I did the

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usual decreases without any shaped ones,

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I counted with the help of Mosin’s service,

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as I’ve already shown you the

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calculation of curves a million times, it’s great at counting A3, they’re teasing

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those who are interested, here’s what about my reality

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in advertising, I highly advise you

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to read Masyanya for me yourself because

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everyone will have their own number but the neck,

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if you got it there plus or minus a certain

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number of loops, you

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can always adjust something else,

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remove a loop somewhere, add it somewhere if

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you have more loops on the neckline,

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well, everything is finished with the front,

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here I show the back, everything is the same

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the natural

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only thing is that the neckline here

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along the back is only two centimeters, this is 8

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rows according to my loop probe,

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but the advertising line I made it 21 cm

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already based on the raglan line of the front there

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we counted 20 centimeters and here I

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still added one centimeter after

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all then I like it better when the

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sprout, even if it’s small, is

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present, and everything is the same, here’s

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my advertising

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again, this is not a Mosin should count the

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accident avalanche, here it’s

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nonsense, too, the same width at the neck, too,

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but the depth is only two centimeters,

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well, actually, everything I wanted to

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tell you Can you reduce the advertising line a little more?

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Recently, while I was

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giving up on this, I came across a chance to win Kama

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Maki, well, somewhere on the Internet, and it was

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written there, like a basic model of a T-shirt,

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something like that, and it was written there that from

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20 to 17 centimeters, here are the three main

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line but it’s the same type of so-and-so, but it’s

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probably more of a top, not a T-shirt, so

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there are skinny arms that can easily

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be reduced,

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but please use this formula,

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subtract 23

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centimeters from here from the resulting figure,

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so let’s start knitting the front half,

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I’ve already knitted it together, I’ll knit the back one

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half, they are basically no

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different except that there is less neckline at the back,

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so we start knitting

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right away with the main thread, I set the

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number of loops I need to work,

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mine is 150, that is, 75,075, and from the bar

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comb, one after another, I select

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as for casting on with waste thread simply

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through one needle

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we will make a small hem, well,

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I’ve sorted everything out and now about the

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main density, the main density will be

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4, and for this, when hemming, I put 2

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units less, that is, by two

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the list is turned off, I take the

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main thread into the carriage, the density is as I

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said reduced and draw the first row,

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you see the cast-on edge turns out like

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this

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through one I take a weighting agent into the child,

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Lord, I forgot what it’s

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called, I hang the weight very

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carefully so that each clove hangs on

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one of this broaches,

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everything is neat, I just passed out

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because I was afraid that I was somewhere

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I’ll miss something, we did it after that,

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we deliver all the needles to work completely,

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everything was the same as at the beginning, at the same

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density, I have these two, we start knitting

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ours directly, like this

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[music]

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well, look, I knitted according to the counter, it

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turns out I knitted this exactly

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11 rows 1 this set but I didn’t

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count if with it 12 so immediately as

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soon as we finished knitting the hem of our

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small one I immediately transfer the density to the

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working one so I don’t forget and

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show how I did it on the first

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half, look I I take it in the child, I

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took it with my hands like this, on both

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sides, like this, it’s better to see

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this thread at work now, and let it hang, I take it, here’s

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my hand, and like this, you see,

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I hold it like this,

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and like this, and I put it like this,

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hit it closer to you like I put it, well,

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I wrote, I wrote, it didn’t register for me, so I’ll

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explain, they put it then, starting from the

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second needle, from the second,

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let’s go here, where I have

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n’t got it yet, imagine that this is the edge and

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we take the second needle from the edge and just

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push it forward, it clearly hits here in

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this elongated loop you see, you don’t

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need a decker because I pulled the wrong

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needle and it’s in the wrong direction, you see, here I am the

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next one, but you need to try it after one,

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try it for samples, it seemed to me that

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this is much better

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than to shoot in a child, well, I showed you there’s

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already one I used a hem and I

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took off the comb and tried to

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string such elongated loops with a decker, it

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happens that it’s not enough to pull somewhere to

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tighten this loop, and so it turns out that

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they lie on the needle beds,

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look here you can clearly see

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how a child’s rosary easily gets the

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comb itself turned over and just put it

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stupidly on the needle bed, that’s it, and after

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that we just push the needles through, like

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this, from the bottom of the Wikia, I hold it with my finger,

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and we do everything like this until the end of the row, so

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everything worked out clearly for me at the end,

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too, the last needle I have left is not

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used, it turns out I’m finished on the

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penultimate one, now we just need to

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remove our comb for this, so I

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made the camera further away, well, I

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take it from one edge and take the second edge in

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exactly the same way, I take it, I just can’t

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move the camera so much like this

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a little bit, as if it’s up, I just look

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here they’re already these five elongated ones are not going anywhere,

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and they came off and

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look, you see, we already

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clearly have these loops left, now we

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definitely need to look, I mean, so that

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the hardening doesn’t get caught anywhere,

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these loops, here I have them, look here at

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the end,

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these here this thing got caught on the peg, it’s

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the tip of the thread, now I’ll

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put it away somewhere too, in general, I

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still have a problem with what’s wrong: 5 thin ones

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and different thicknesses + viscose, which is

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very slippery, as you know, everyone,

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not only in one place last year

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halves, my hand was still not so

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full of the unit in several places of hardening it got

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caught, be sure to check

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the density, I have already set the density, as you remember,

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workers, I will have four now

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to connect our subtype, I just

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push all my forces forward so that

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everything is knitted for me

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and I knit the connecting one, so to speak

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row,

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I like this hem, I

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like the eyelid, it looks gentle,

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I like this, the wrong side is somehow

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interesting, this is how we knitted the hem, I knitted

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11 rows

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because I had a very

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reduced density here, and plus this is a subtype, that

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is, 11 in half five with half, but I

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set myself 4 rows on the counter due to the

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fact that here the density is small, so

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you visually see how small it is,

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you look at your knitting according to its

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density, but for example, if you knitted at

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such a reduced density and hem,

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for example, there are 16 rows 16 in half and also

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died 88 don’t put it less

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because by reducing the density the

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height of the fabric decreases and suddenly you

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end up with too much of a difference in

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length between what you wanted and what

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happened so everything is clear here now

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when I knitted the front half

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I took notes on everything due to the fact that

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I have so many patterns wrapped around me

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that naturally I wouldn’t remember

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it’s all where I have what

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and I made notes for myself at first I thought I’d

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somehow make these notes beautifully and

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lay them out then I realized that a normal

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person in the wrong place wouldn’t figure it out I’ll in

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the process of showing and when you

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knit, I’m more than sure that you

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will change something, maybe some patterns

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will change the number of rows of satin stitch

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and there are holes, everything may be different,

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your stitch on and try you will

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do it differently for yourself and be sure

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to write it down like I did, you

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write it down in a language that you understand, then

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when you start knitting the other half,

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everything will be clear to you. Now, after

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lifting, I have it written that I should put

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the counter on 4 rows and then knit 3 rows, let

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it cool, so that’s what I’m doing now before

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with this I will hang the comb here, I knitted it and

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look how wonderful it is that the

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child sticks into this hem, these things

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hang so tightly and well after these

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manipulations, the carriage is left

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on the left and I have it written that

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one row should happen according to the exact knitting and even

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there at the beginning of them I cleaned that it was something

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these rows, but I liked it, it

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turned out well, I show how I knitted for

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this on the carriage, we turn on partial

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knitting and all the needles except the first one from the

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carriage we take out the front non-working

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position, I brought everything out completely to the end

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and I carry it out with a shortcut, as a result I

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got knitted this is the first a game that I didn’t display, but

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for everyone else Islam I don’t have to it

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just stretched over the top as we knit

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with our own dense gas to the nicks there are

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no options I once shot a video in which

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I showed

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imitation garter stitch but here it won’t

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work so we take a catcher loop and

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this is how this thread hangs like this,

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and they knitted a catcher loop for us,

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I show it slowly, in

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fact, when you already start knitting, since

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this is my other half, I

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get it pretty smartly, there’s nothing

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wrong with that, no,

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I knitted it with garter stitch, I even knitted

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edgings on cardigans completely, that

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is, I knitted several rows in a row with garter

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stitch, I can’t say that it’s

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just as fast as on knitting needles,

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probably on knitting needles I would knit at exactly the same

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speed, but since we

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need it here, according to my design,

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so here as you can see, I’m just

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knitting a stitch for my parents, now I’m

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switching off and very quickly I knitted this row of

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garter stitch to the top,

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but from the inside it’s

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not visible from the face, here you can see further, I have a

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row of holes going through holes, I have one

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hole going through three loops so those who drive a

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Toyota go to our investigation

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device and turn on one hole 3

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missed one hole 3 missed

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after that we pull the lever three

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thoughts were selected, it is imperative

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to put them back into work for those who are not

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on a Toyota who do not have a silicate

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device then you can just manually, as

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usual, one hole 3 loops missed with a

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decker, we do this, but I decided to

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use an openwork carriage here, so here we

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start the openwork carriage and

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always with a bold carriage when it is on the left, we do

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not turn on anything on it, we

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turn on nothing on our own and carry it out in this

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state, look how we have the needles,

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they were taken away by the machine, they were taken away by

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yourself, you can see the loop did not go behind the tongue and

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as the instructions are written, slowly but

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confidently we carry it out with

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our carriage, my comb

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flew off correctly, because according to the

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instructions you need to start working the openwork of the child

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in the carriage when we have it connected

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a certain amount of fabric,

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and if the pattern doesn’t allow it, then

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you need to untie it with waste thread, but I do

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n’t call here with waste thread, so

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okay, at the beginning you see everything, it was taken away from me,

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or rather it moved, so you

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got a hole and you don’t have three in

00:22:02

place and the eye of which is the carriage I removed the loop,

00:22:06

or rather, well, here it is, she moved it here, it is

00:22:09

in work, that is, if you

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are a decker, be sure to do this with the one you

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have freed up, put it in

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work for now, in theory, I can

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take the openwork carriage, I need to return it to the other

00:22:20

side because between h and you need to knit,

00:22:21

but in this case, look here, there’s

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a button, I’ve got the hero behind it,

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and I’ll just take it off right away, causing harm, I know that you

00:22:29

can just pull it back, but I don’t know

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whether it’s because the viscose here is

00:22:34

very slippery, or because I

00:22:36

don’t want to hang it a little sadly, but I

00:22:38

still need weights to work with an openwork

00:22:40

carriage. I’ve

00:22:42

had loops on the reverse move and throw them off terribly. I really don’t

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want to re-tie them, as you understand, it’s

00:22:46

easier for me to remove it like this and

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put the extra ones back on this side 10

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seconds, but my soul is calm after

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that, we just take the main carriage,

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I pull the thread and knit it, so I

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knitted two rows of

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the atrium, my notes there say that

00:23:08

I needed to knit three rows, and

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I knit the third row next, I

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again have a row of garter stitch

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exactly I also make a carriage

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on my left, the first needle of the meters, the rest are all

00:23:19

pulled out, I wanted to say that in the

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process when I wrote down for

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myself how I knitted the patterns, how many 9

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rows I am looking for there in the intervals for the game,

00:23:29

now I have it written, for example, what

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should there should be 11 rows on the counter for

00:23:34

reconciliation, and there, in certain

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areas, I’m looking to write how many are

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next to me on the counter so as not to get confused, so that

00:23:40

both halves of me are symmetrical,

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well, exactly the same way, and now

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we’re doing one row of garter stitch again, the levers are

00:23:48

partially turned on yes, I already said, I

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cleaned up this garter stitch at the beginning,

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but I don’t regret it because the mouse is not in a workshop,

00:23:56

we work for production, we don’t focus on

00:23:59

quantity, it’s quality, but still, the

00:24:00

warmth, the exact rows of garter stitch are

00:24:03

very decorative, especially the bottom of the product,

00:24:05

I like the garter stitch

00:24:08

further, according to my notes in the yard report, there are

00:24:11

no inclined holes again, first

00:24:14

for those who have a Toyota on the selector

00:24:16

device, turn on the 612 button, pull the

00:24:20

lever for those who do not have a Toyota,

00:24:22

look at this hole for me, one hole 5

00:24:25

picker is missing, here they show it closer

00:24:28

for those who will knit just a decker,

00:24:30

there’s nothing wrong with that if there is no

00:24:32

openwork carriage or the design of the car does

00:24:34

not imply the presence of an openwork

00:24:36

carriage at all with the decker forward and with a song,

00:24:38

and we will continue to use the openwork

00:24:41

carriage on the Toyota; the needles were taken away from us

00:24:44

and again we carry out

00:24:50

the rules, be sure to set the length

00:24:53

of the air from and here they are go there and stand on the other

00:24:56

side, otherwise you will just push it or one of the

00:24:59

second carriages onto the floor has

00:25:01

been taken by everyone, I again just remove the carriage

00:25:04

and rearrange it on the other side if you

00:25:07

try for samples,

00:25:09

nothing resets on the way back, you

00:25:11

know what to do, you will

00:25:12

just return the openwork I made a carriage on

00:25:14

top of the

00:25:15

hole in 1 row, knitted the holes,

00:25:23

ours should move, look, those who

00:25:26

moved the Toyota to I have it, you see

00:25:29

on the ones, I put it on the two on the

00:25:33

selector device, I don’t touch anything, I

00:25:35

just pulled the lever and you

00:25:39

see the needle has shifted to another

00:25:44

place 5 I spend on the carriage to plug your ears

00:25:53

rule tundra drone moved the carriage

00:25:57

back to this side

00:25:59

you see the hole as it was received here it went to

00:26:03

the tip and again two rows and so on

00:26:09

look sitting porn I don’t touch it

00:26:12

set it to C with a growl and pulled and

00:26:16

again with an openwork carriage and as you can

00:26:20

already see you see my holes, the tilt is

00:26:22

due to the fact that I

00:26:25

moved this thing from again, called it again,

00:26:27

pulled it again now with an openwork

00:26:29

carriage, I’ll do it, well, I did it like that

00:26:31

so far, I’m unlikely to be able to get 5

00:26:34

holes up, that’s what I wanted so much, here

00:26:35

they are, my five holes at the end I

00:26:38

knitted two rows, I look at my notes, it

00:26:40

says 3 rows

00:26:43

Vladi, so I knitted the third row, why is it

00:26:45

that I will do garter

00:26:47

stitch again, apparently at first I was so

00:26:50

inspired that I decided to do this garter

00:26:53

stitch everywhere, they thought it was the same

00:26:56

with the second one sock, when we knit the second

00:26:58

sock, it’s completely wrong and

00:27:01

here, well, there’s nothing extra to

00:27:04

knit differently, and you’ll already see if

00:27:06

this garter stitch makes you sick,

00:27:08

now we’re definitely starting to feel sick, it

00:27:10

makes it smaller after the garter

00:27:13

option, I knit 10 rows kulirny

00:27:15

smooth surface of surveys kulirny smooth surface in a straight line

00:27:18

let and 10 rows of polar logs we will

00:27:21

knit a pattern openwork cockerel for you with a decker

00:27:23

the diagram of this pattern is not more harmful to me it

00:27:26

is only in my head but here it’s a

00:27:27

principle to write down nothing so drink

00:27:30

ear come out kir we show what I’m not

00:27:32

breaking here I don’t draw at all, I don’t think,

00:27:34

look, we need a central

00:27:37

loop, because I have an even number of

00:27:38

loops, I don’t have a central loop, conditionally,

00:27:40

for the central one, I always take the loop to the

00:27:42

right of 0, here it is, I marked it for you like this, here it is, you

00:27:46

can see drink your ear,

00:27:49

come out we take the pick from one side of this

00:27:51

central one,

00:27:52

remove it and transfer it to the

00:27:56

central one, now we

00:27:59

have already formed 2 on the central one,

00:28:00

here it is visible and to the right of it we take the

00:28:05

cockerel for you with a decker and transfer it again

00:28:07

to it on the central one to the central one,

00:28:10

we got three loops here here we have

00:28:13

holes, now we dance and the

00:28:15

holes are in one direction or the other, it

00:28:17

doesn’t matter, the next hole is formed,

00:28:19

we pass the needle through the [ __ ] holes,

00:28:22

and on the next one, you see, we take it with a decker,

00:28:26

we put it on like this, we transfer it to this side,

00:28:30

and here on the loop that we have on

00:28:34

which we play as on which two were formed

00:28:37

on this side, we transfer another loop

00:28:40

so that it turns out 3 on it, that is, the

00:28:43

same thing here on this 3

00:28:45

on this one

00:28:47

on the central 3 here you see,

00:28:51

one or two are missing, then naturally we will

00:28:52

put them to work right away and I don’t put what

00:28:54

was clearer to me because here again there is

00:28:57

a hole again, I skip one needle, you go

00:29:01

to you with a decker, I take off the next ones and

00:29:04

put them on like this on one side and on the

00:29:10

other side, now on the other side

00:29:13

I’ll show you like this, we get to the end here you

00:29:16

need to be careful only the first

00:29:19

row because next we have there you

00:29:20

will get holes, look here we have the

00:29:23

central one in this direction, here

00:29:25

too the hole turned out to be the next one and the

00:29:27

nonsense holes are skipped to the next one like

00:29:30

this, we moved the decker once and

00:29:37

look here we have formed two

00:29:40

loops on the needle,

00:29:42

so we take them from this side too and

00:29:46

so that three loops are formed on them, like this,

00:29:49

then we pass one

00:29:54

needle through the hole and in this way, this is the

00:29:57

main movement that will be done

00:29:59

throughout this entire pattern,

00:30:01

we do this in one direction and the other,

00:30:07

here we pick and did it, I just put all the needles

00:30:09

the front non-working one I immediately

00:30:12

add to the work these ones that I

00:30:14

left after picking, they

00:30:16

must definitely become work on them,

00:30:17

yarn overs are formed and there we have loops on which there are

00:30:20

needles on which there are three loops, also

00:30:22

natural work on so as not to

00:30:24

choose anything, I just won’t

00:30:25

put everything out separately to work and between dates

00:30:28

I will knit 2 rows, well, such a

00:30:30

classic of the genre, I

00:30:32

turn off partial knitting and then, as I said, the pattern

00:30:37

here is nothing complicated if we

00:30:39

did the first row correctly, you see we already have

00:30:41

holes, they will serve as a guide for us,

00:30:43

you can again make this central one as a guide for yourself, well

00:30:46

but it’s more convenient for me

00:30:47

to focus on the holes, that’s where

00:30:49

the hole is, I’ll leave the decker on the needle

00:30:52

that’s above it and it turns out I’m doing the

00:30:55

same movement, I’ll show you once,

00:30:58

look at center 1

00:30:59

on one side and in general the same thing,

00:31:03

only now it’s more convenient for me at the entire feast

00:31:05

and go to the holes on this side and

00:31:08

then just like that, it turns out that

00:31:10

we will have hole on hole and

00:31:13

I will do it like this until I

00:31:16

get 5 holes on the top one, so I made the fifth

00:31:19

dating, if I knit it now I

00:31:20

will get just the height here are 5

00:31:22

holes Katyusha, he is up to the crocodile ceramide

00:31:24

and now, in theory, I should knit 2 rows of

00:31:27

moisture and I will knit 3 rows,

00:31:29

well, in my opinion, here they are, these

00:31:34

five holes that I was talking about why

00:31:36

I knitted three rows of moisture correctly

00:31:38

because I have here one more row in

00:31:40

exactly the same knitting, it seems, and so I looked through my

00:31:42

notes, it looks like it’s extremely already, in general,

00:31:46

we’re doing one more row in garter stitch,

00:31:48

by the way, here it’s very useful, that

00:31:50

is, it looks very great and it’s in

00:31:52

place if you’re going to

00:31:54

throw away any rows, then this one is a must Having become

00:31:57

after the production row, I knit two rows of

00:31:59

stockinette stitch and pick it up again

00:32:03

at the Becker school and, as you already understood,

00:32:04

I repeat again this part that I

00:32:07

showed you, that is, I find the

00:32:08

central loop of Petek 5 schools named

00:32:11

Decker from one side to the central one

00:32:15

I wanted to quickly show found to show,

00:32:18

I just showed this

00:32:20

pattern in full, in general, we do it like this again, 5

00:32:23

datings, so when do the fifth dating,

00:32:27

we will meet, that is, the height

00:32:29

should again be 5 holes, well,

00:32:32

I did the last fifth dating,

00:32:34

you see this second fragment

00:32:35

in my total it turned out or rather

00:32:37

it will turn out now 5 holes are the last to

00:32:39

the lever, it’s as if it’s not finished

00:32:41

and after this last picking I

00:32:45

knit 10 rows of cooler hiring Asia well,

00:32:49

this is the picture next I have

00:32:50

holes 1 through three

00:32:53

one hole 3 you again

00:32:58

press one button on the selector device 3

00:33:00

let’s pass, pull the lever

00:33:04

and again we go through the openwork carriage, I’ll

00:33:08

take it with two hands because before

00:33:10

this everything was inconvenient for me with one hand,

00:33:13

but it’s not very convenient the openwork carriage

00:33:14

requires smoothness, confidence, the holes

00:33:22

were made and in my opinion I knitted 4

00:33:25

rows of

00:33:26

cooler for the benefit, now we start the pattern

00:33:30

flowers here for me and I

00:33:34

printed out the pattern for convenience, I also

00:33:35

advise you because it will be in the description

00:33:37

under the video it will be called openwork pattern

00:33:40

number one or openwork pattern number one I’ll call it something because we

00:33:43

will have two openwork patterns

00:33:44

that we will knit according to the pattern in

00:33:46

principle, there is nothing complicated here, if for

00:33:48

those who do not know how to transfer

00:33:50

knitting patterns to a machine, I will now

00:33:52

show you very quickly, let’s look at the first row of the pattern,

00:33:55

I will mark them so it’s more convenient to

00:33:58

put a check mark on the photo, and here is the pattern, I look at the

00:34:00

center in the center there are these sticks and

00:34:03

here are seven pieces, these are the central ones, from them I

00:34:05

will dance

00:34:06

the sticks, these are the loops with which we

00:34:08

do nothing, look at our canvas,

00:34:11

select the 7 central ones, here they are,

00:34:15

pulled out a little so that you can see more clearly, and

00:34:17

then we look, this thing means

00:34:20

that there are two yarn over loops means that

00:34:23

we shouldn’t have a loop here, that is,

00:34:25

after seven

00:34:26

in this direction, I look here two loops

00:34:28

here are empty, here they are 7 here there should

00:34:32

be two loops and here it’s empty, that is, they removed it

00:34:34

from here and moved this

00:34:38

loop that went here, we then

00:34:40

definitely put them in at the end we’ll put them to work

00:34:42

until I touch them, I don’t touch them for

00:34:44

convenience because they were carrying, I

00:34:46

won’t mark anything and everything is clear,

00:34:48

the main thing is to accurately knit 1 row, we will

00:34:51

naturally knit it exactly, this is the thing

00:34:54

we did next, we have a stick, this

00:34:55

means we don’t do anything with it do further

00:34:58

we should have empty and two loops so

00:35:01

look, this is what we did next,

00:35:04

which we do not touch in the fall and empty,

00:35:07

we moved here and here they are, our two

00:35:09

loops,

00:35:11

look, I again pulled out

00:35:14

these central 7 for clarity, here

00:35:17

they are in this side as you see the

00:35:20

same thing 2 together yarn over 1 without touching yarn over 2

00:35:24

together that is look these

00:35:27

two should be together after seven

00:35:29

here we have this yarn over we don’t touch

00:35:32

here yarn over 2 together then we skip

00:35:36

again the next one here these two together we do

00:35:38

n’t touch them let's touch

00:35:39

this, I'll explain the first row in such detail and

00:35:41

then I'll just quickly show

00:35:44

again 7 loops were missed,

00:35:46

here they should be 2 together

00:35:50

here we don't touch this yarn over

00:35:52

and 2 together 7 loops were missed and so on by

00:35:56

you sides after I

00:35:58

did the dating throughout

00:36:01

this whole product I push the needles forward

00:36:03

because I already said it’s very slippery I do

00:36:06

n’t have to eat I knitted from pure

00:36:08

cotton or across the same acrylic if I did

00:36:10

n’t do this I would just put it

00:36:12

which went to the back non-working

00:36:14

in order to work on them scales have formed

00:36:16

and after each dating we

00:36:18

knit two rows 2nd row

00:36:22

again from the center dance here we are already

00:36:24

dancing will return these holes you see here are the

00:36:26

pairs of holes

00:36:27

that we have formed I won’t give you

00:36:30

the diagram like I hung in front of me

00:36:32

for convenience I’ll just look at it those

00:36:33

who are studying,

00:36:34

as I said, printed out the diagram and just

00:36:37

quickly show it, now we dance from

00:36:40

this yarn over

00:36:41

from these yarn overs that we

00:36:43

have formed, we do it like this in this

00:36:47

direction, we shift you see here is a loop with

00:36:50

a yarn over and we take this one, we did this

00:36:56

over each one with this hole, here is a double

00:36:59

crochet loop we take side by side in one direction and

00:37:02

here is a double crochet loop we take next to the

00:37:05

other side between them 3 Igor we do

00:37:09

this all over the row the next row here is a double

00:37:12

crochet loop we repeat the same thing we also

00:37:15

expand we take next to one

00:37:17

side you can extend By the way, like this and here

00:37:20

we take the second loop with a double crochet next to it,

00:37:23

it turns out between the yarn overs, we

00:37:25

get 5 loops along the entire row, the

00:37:29

next row again looks at our

00:37:31

element and we find the central

00:37:33

loop here, here it is next to it on one

00:37:37

side, we make the central

00:37:40

loop like this on the other side we also do it like this on

00:37:44

this element, I show you the central part, you

00:37:46

can clearly see

00:37:48

on one side of it we make a yarn over and on the

00:37:52

other side the next row in the diagram

00:37:56

it is marked as 9, we look at the

00:37:59

previous yarn over, the hole is a loop above it,

00:38:01

we take it next to it and make it in one direction I

00:38:04

pull it out firstly and it’s more convenient;

00:38:06

secondly, you immediately see that all the elements

00:38:08

you have are dated throughout the entire canvas,

00:38:10

and the second one we do like this along the entire

00:38:15

row, 2 rows, we knit the next row in the

00:38:18

diagram, marked 11; look, here’s the hole,

00:38:21

here’s the loop above it. we take the same loop

00:38:24

but shift it to the center of our element on

00:38:27

one side, here is the hole loop for days,

00:38:30

we take it

00:38:31

and shift it and to the center we do this, take

00:38:35

a row, we knit two rows of moisture, the

00:38:37

next row in the diagram is 13,

00:38:39

here is the hole of the previous row, we take the loop above it

00:38:42

next to it we transfer it to the center and from this

00:38:48

side also to it this is the first element

00:38:52

you see

00:38:53

we do on each element here is such a

00:38:56

thing on the center it turns out on the central

00:38:59

needle 2 loops on each side so I

00:39:05

made it along the entire row and in the same 13th

00:39:08

row we move to knit the

00:39:10

next flower, now we look at

00:39:13

these central ones, from hole to

00:39:16

hole, we have 9 loops here, here is the

00:39:19

central one of the 9, here

00:39:20

we take the loop next to it, move it

00:39:25

here and from this side

00:39:29

we move it here and we begin the

00:39:31

next flower they we will have these in a

00:39:34

checkerboard pattern, look again,

00:39:36

I walk here, we look, there’s a hole, there’s

00:39:40

a hole here, there are 9 loops between it, and

00:39:44

so you can see it perfectly, the central one doesn’t

00:39:46

have to be counted here,

00:39:47

we don’t touch this central one, but move it on one

00:39:50

side of it, push it out

00:39:53

and on the other I push the sides away from it like this,

00:39:57

further away, I’ll show that you

00:39:59

understand that this is done throughout the entire row,

00:40:01

it’s only in this 13th row, it’s kind of

00:40:03

like double dating, but in any case, the pattern is

00:40:07

very simple, all the patterns in which

00:40:09

dating is done with one ear, you have

00:40:11

a decker I think it’s not very simple and

00:40:13

very fast, so this is the picture

00:40:15

we got, this flower

00:40:17

we have, the flowers are already finished and we are now

00:40:19

dancing from these holes that we

00:40:21

marked in the previous row, that

00:40:23

is, we are now starting knitting from the

00:40:26

second row as I showed you

00:40:28

natural show already now

00:40:30

I won’t be the only one, I’ll show you in the diagram from

00:40:33

this row we now move on to this row

00:40:36

which we are now I started to show you

00:40:38

about corresponds to this one in the row which is

00:40:40

indicated by the number 3 in the diagram and I also

00:40:42

want to say when you press to the end

00:40:44

so that you get three rows these

00:40:47

flowers, here you are, tie this row of

00:40:50

patterns and then start knitting from the

00:40:53

second row of the pattern, which is

00:40:55

marked here with the number 3, and just draw it and

00:40:57

tie it again here to the end as we

00:41:00

just knitted, but in this row, grandfather 3

00:41:02

together, the flower is already closed

00:41:04

You won’t start the next flower at intervals on these 9 loops

00:41:08

again, but this is

00:41:10

if you want 3 rows

00:41:12

of flowers, you want 4,

00:41:14

that is, you repeat, repeat

00:41:16

again, I say the pattern is very simple, you will

00:41:18

knit 1 rapport and then you

00:41:20

will generally remember the decreases by heart on

00:41:23

the sides I just do it in the spirit of the schools

00:41:25

with a Dekker like this

00:41:31

I knitted three rows of my flowers after the

00:41:34

last dating I made two rows of

00:41:36

Vladi as expected and after that I

00:41:39

still have in my opinion just 2 more

00:41:41

rows of Vladi

00:41:43

after that I again have her 3 from the holes

00:41:46

1 in three I’ll make it with his help

00:41:50

using an openwork carriage I made holes

00:41:54

after picking the openwork carriage I

00:41:56

knitted two rows now 2 more rows

00:41:59

Vladi look I’m showing you the

00:42:02

previous halves next I have

00:42:04

these inclined ones that I already

00:42:06

showed you at the beginning we’re with you knitted someone

00:42:09

on a Toyota using select new

00:42:11

device I remind you press buttons

00:42:13

6-12 and make such inclined holes

00:42:16

we move ours moved q until the top

00:42:19

turns out 5 holes here they are my five

00:42:22

holes after the last dating in the yard

00:42:25

report I knitted further I knit

00:42:27

four more rows Vladik after that again

00:42:30

I’ll make holes 1 through three using an

00:42:34

openwork carriage, I’ll make 2 more

00:42:38

rows of moisture and from now on we start

00:42:43

knitting the 2nd openwork pattern,

00:42:45

I’m all about this thing in plain sight in the

00:42:48

sense of darker and I’ll post it below in the

00:42:51

description under the video the photo will be

00:42:53

called openwork pattern number two or

00:42:54

pattern number two something like this, why

00:42:57

because I drew it practically from my

00:42:59

head, there are similar patterns on the Internet, I

00:43:01

took them as a basis, but I enlarged it a little,

00:43:02

enlarged these reports, well, it

00:43:05

seems to be very readable,

00:43:09

I’ll just show you how to read the diagrams

00:43:11

the beginning, look, the first row,

00:43:13

here I am dancing from here, this is my center, you

00:43:15

see an empty square, which means

00:43:17

we are doing nothing with this loop, and to the right and

00:43:20

left of it we have yarn overs, so we take

00:43:24

our like central loop and then there is an

00:43:26

empty square with which we are doing nothing

00:43:28

we do it and to the right and to the left of it, like this,

00:43:31

we do it like yarn overs, we did it, we set

00:43:34

the center of our pattern, so to speak, and the

00:43:37

type of mila for now, I don’t touch it so more clearly and

00:43:40

so we look at this needle on which there are two

00:43:43

loops from it from this game, we count 1 2 3 4 5 we

00:43:48

don’t touch them,

00:43:49

but on this game there should also be two

00:43:52

loops,

00:43:53

so we take this one, move it here,

00:43:57

don’t touch it, move it here in this

00:44:02

direction, the same thing,

00:44:04

look here two loops further,

00:44:07

count one two three 4 5 but on

00:44:11

this one there should be 2 that is, we take it from

00:44:15

this one to here, we skip it from this one to here, I

00:44:21

showed you how the beginnings are broken up, as you

00:44:23

can see neither the first nor the second

00:44:25

openwork pattern, I don’t place the

00:44:27

report on the needle beds in any way, I don’t count on it, I do

00:44:29

n’t even know how many loops are here, the report

00:44:31

is how it turned out for me so the main thing is

00:44:33

to start from the middle, what I got here,

00:44:35

what here, we’ll figure it out, as

00:44:38

they say, in half the report, or maybe I

00:44:40

’ll just leave a few loops

00:44:42

unused, as you can see, it’s also

00:44:45

very simple, the

00:44:46

link to it will be in the description in the

00:44:48

photo, well, this is on my Google so we

00:44:51

also download the disk, print it out for

00:44:53

clarity

00:44:54

and knit it according to it, so I knitted it to the place

00:44:57

where my decreases should begin along

00:44:59

the armhole, well, the so-called raglan

00:45:01

without undercuts, in this case there is such a

00:45:05

nuance when I was counting on it, I thought

00:45:07

that I would start these decreases at one hundred and forty-

00:45:09

fourth row, but when I was knitting, I was knitting, I

00:45:11

was knitting, he was confused that the raw 144

00:45:14

row is not somewhere here, somehow it

00:45:16

seemed ugly to me, in general, why did I

00:45:19

knit 6 more rows up to this

00:45:21

moment, where will I now make decreases and

00:45:24

since My calculation was all from

00:45:28

144 and then I have the numbers there so that I do

00:45:31

n’t have to recalculate all this, now I’ll just

00:45:34

put row 144 on the counter

00:45:38

and according to my notes I’ll be able to calmly

00:45:41

make decreases

00:45:42

and continue to knit, I did it with a 3-puff

00:45:46

decker, so I’ll take in your hands 1 and 3 ears

00:45:48

you decker I’m holding it like this in my hands

00:45:50

because one at the school MI-1 is dating 3

00:45:52

ears I will make decreases

00:45:54

on the back I clearly get a bofke

00:45:56

each

00:45:57

you a row on the front there was a difference

00:46:00

the only thing I do Bofke always distributed them in an

00:46:02

even row so-so,

00:46:03

so look at

00:46:06

the pattern, I must continue and at the same time

00:46:09

start making a decrease, so I’m making 3

00:46:12

eyelets for you with a decker, as usual, we make a decrease

00:46:14

by one loop, I have one

00:46:16

loop on each side, I’ll extend them

00:46:19

like this I’m pushing it out so that there’s a distraction,

00:46:21

don’t forget that I’ve already done a

00:46:24

decrease on this side, of course, I’m

00:46:26

also making a decrease one at a time, I didn’t bother

00:46:35

doing a shaped decrease here because

00:46:37

well, it’s good to do a shaped decrease 5 eye

00:46:40

you with a decker didn’t want me to

00:46:42

climb here too much pattern x feeling of

00:46:44

shame I gradually went into this

00:46:46

request and after I made a decrease,

00:46:48

according to my pattern, according to my scheme, then I

00:46:51

already pick according to the gray dates, I

00:47:00

already said, I push all the needles forward

00:47:03

throughout the entire product, so I do it

00:47:06

calmly knit in this row I do

00:47:12

n’t have a decrease along the raglan line, by the way, there’s still

00:47:14

a moment if you’re afraid you won’t be able to find

00:47:16

where your decrease starts, but we’ll

00:47:18

need to match these armholes below

00:47:20

there are no undercuts when the undercuts are all clear

00:47:22

there you can see, then I advise you to grab

00:47:25

some colored thread and attach it here

00:47:28

on the edge on one side and on the other

00:47:30

side, the yar on the front panel didn’t

00:47:32

catch because I turned it over and from the

00:47:34

front side, but from the back side, of

00:47:36

course, it’s not visible, but from the front side it’s

00:47:38

clearly visible, this is a decrease, I think

00:47:40

that I honestly forgot about this

00:47:42

thread later I’m already scared, I look and

00:47:44

it’s visible, in general, you look if

00:47:46

you’re afraid of getting tangled, be sure to see a thread in the

00:47:49

row in which you make the first decrease along the

00:47:51

armhole, look, I’m showing you

00:47:54

this decrease, you see, here it is, my

00:47:57

first decrease along the armhole,

00:47:58

it’s on the front panel, you can see how it’s

00:48:00

visible, but me light beach

00:48:02

wind before that I'm straight and then hop here's the

00:48:06

anal butterfly I see her perfectly and

00:48:09

now

00:48:10

she went to the butterfly because I won't get confused

00:48:13

in general we knit we make decreases along the armhole

00:48:16

we knit our openwork until the moment when we

00:48:19

start making the neckline we reach the

00:48:22

neckline and there I’m becoming, so I’ve

00:48:25

reached the row where my

00:48:26

neckline begins, the carriage is on my right,

00:48:28

here it is, I turn on partial knitting, my

00:48:30

own knitting of the neckline on the

00:48:32

openwork with manual dating is absolutely

00:48:35

no different from knitting

00:48:36

other similar necklines, I will

00:48:38

design the neckline using the open method, that

00:48:41

is, open loops look, I’m

00:48:44

showing you the front panel which I’ve

00:48:45

already knitted. I knitted it first, then

00:48:48

I decided to think, why did I leave the open

00:48:50

loops? It probably wouldn’t have been easier to

00:48:52

crochet, and then I

00:48:54

looked like that, I thought, why crochet if I

00:48:56

can work it with a roller and use the

00:48:58

same yarn? who knitted in general,

00:49:00

what I want to say when I see I

00:49:02

rarely know in advance how I will process it,

00:49:05

but often, but 50/50, especially if I

00:49:08

see some new model, so I

00:49:10

make mistakes so that you don’t make them, I

00:49:13

decided to show that I made a mistake.

00:49:16

I was still here to knit

00:49:17

a roller right away, now we’re on this half

00:49:19

right away and we’ll knit by the way, there are

00:49:22

a lot of options here, starting from the banal from the banal

00:49:24

crochet work, that is, single crochets,

00:49:26

then the double crochet step would be ideal,

00:49:29

then I thought that it would be

00:49:31

great, here are

00:49:32

open loops For example, if I

00:49:34

were knitting for a child, or for girls with such a

00:49:36

romantic appearance, I would

00:49:39

put these open stitches on, no,

00:49:42

on the contrary, facing me, and I could

00:49:45

knit a frill, too, with a date,

00:49:48

not just some small pattern

00:49:50

to choose, or even just one with holes and

00:49:53

then I would lie down with us like this, here I would

00:49:55

turn forward, the neckline

00:49:58

would be processed and there would be such a romantic

00:50:00

frill on the front, but there is one on the back,

00:50:03

too, as an option, and we start knitting,

00:50:06

as I said, partial knitting was included

00:50:08

and, as usual, on the opposite side

00:50:10

from the carriage exactly half of the needles to 0, I move them to the

00:50:14

front non-working position. By the way,

00:50:16

I don’t do the dating yet and look at

00:50:18

mine

00:50:19

there is no 1 decrease, so to speak, along the

00:50:22

neckline of the back, I have 12 loops, so I

00:50:25

put 12 of them out, or rather not 1211

00:50:29

because we will do the volume itself is

00:50:31

11, I pulled it out, I see that here

00:50:35

I don’t need dating at all, that

00:50:38

is, I do dating only here,

00:50:41

here I see why I don’t push it

00:50:44

because the particle is included, so I

00:50:47

first see at the neck of the loop I

00:50:50

pulled it out and then they

00:50:53

date it so that don’t make a mistake so as

00:50:55

not to throw these loops back later, it’s

00:50:57

very inconvenient, having done so, I put the

00:51:01

needles that went to the back non-working one to

00:51:03

work, I start here reminding me,

00:51:06

instead of 12 of my calculated ones, 11 is put forward,

00:51:09

I knit here and put out another

00:51:13

loop 12 myself, wrapping the checks around the hop tied from

00:51:18

me on the counter 24 224 I have a row here

00:51:22

and the armhole continues so I don’t

00:51:26

pull it out and naturally I need to

00:51:29

date it further but before dating

00:51:31

I need to pull out the next group of them I have

00:51:34

8 I pull out 7246 7 and I already

00:51:39

see that I’m dating here too

00:51:41

I won’t see less and less remains

00:51:44

here in this row, I’m starting to narrow it down,

00:51:47

see our squares, I’m showing them like

00:51:50

this on one side, here I’ve

00:51:53

narrowed it down, and here, probably, too, here

00:51:57

I’ll do it like this and

00:52:07

put it to work like this here I made a decrease,

00:52:10

I knit it

00:52:12

here, and when I pull it out, I’ll take the needle, I

00:52:15

come back in this row, I don’t have

00:52:18

a decrease at the armhole, I have 7 stitches along the

00:52:22

neckline, I put 6 out, as you understand,

00:52:24

I look where I can date

00:52:27

this hole, there’s no point in going there,

00:52:29

so all that’s left is these this

00:52:32

time this 2 was put to work

00:52:37

knitting behind the counter counts you

00:52:42

back to this row I have again the

00:52:45

last decrease in the armhole now I’m

00:52:47

doing it and I have 6 loops at the neck

00:52:50

I put forward instead of 6 5 I see what

00:52:54

I can date here here so

00:52:56

it turns out that we have a completed

00:53:03

diamond, we made this diamond,

00:53:06

knitted it in this direction, delivered it and

00:53:09

came back here and look what I

00:53:11

got, I got this

00:53:13

strap, this is a tie on the shoulder, it only

00:53:16

remains to be done and half the neck

00:53:18

is done, this is how I did it, I see that means

00:53:21

I have 16 loops, so

00:53:23

I drew this piece of paper, here is my

00:53:25

beginning of this strap, 16 loops and I want it to

00:53:28

be 6 at the end, that is,

00:53:29

minus 10 loops, five on each side,

00:53:32

you can evenly make

00:53:36

something like this, but why should I - I wanted to at

00:53:39

the end, 10 rows before the end, I’ll start

00:53:42

making decreases and I’ll get just

00:53:45

five decreases on each side, one

00:53:47

five minus 10 loops, I’ll also do the same thing,

00:53:51

make holes here, look,

00:53:53

I have 16, that is, an even number of central

00:53:55

loops no, well, not terrible, I roughly

00:53:57

took the central loop from me, I did

00:53:59

n’t push it in one direction and in the

00:54:04

other direction I made it

00:54:06

at the butterfly, see this picture,

00:54:09

this is like the central one, these put the

00:54:11

particle into work, I have it turned on and

00:54:13

we’ll make the counter so that it I thought we were knitting here

00:54:18

once or twice, you see a piece is included, this

00:54:21

part is not knitted

00:54:22

and every two rows I continue to do

00:54:26

this dating, I want such an openwork

00:54:27

stripe on the shoulder, you can use any one, just like

00:54:34

that, you see

00:54:35

Georgia main I rehang and continue to knit

00:54:40

and I, as I said, I will do it

00:54:42

exactly and I’ll do it only at the end I’ll

00:54:47

narrow it like this I see it you see

00:54:49

here it’s already starting to sag

00:54:52

here it’s better of course here it loads

00:54:54

to hang it like this 1 and 2 here we

00:54:58

knit everything on the edge as you decide how you

00:55:03

will narrow it I see up to 290 4 rows,

00:55:08

here I finished it, look, I’m showing you

00:55:11

how to 286 I said it incorrectly, 296

00:55:17

is under my last one and now 286

00:55:20

I’m starting the 3rd eyelet with a Van Decker on both

00:55:23

sides, making a decrease without pushing it out because the

00:55:27

piece

00:55:28

made a decrease on each side of the

00:55:30

openwork path here I continue and in

00:55:35

this way these are the ones I put into

00:55:38

work 1 2 again a decrease so I will take you to the

00:55:45

end of my strap you will now

00:55:49

show me another one here a decrease an

00:55:52

openwork path like this on both sides

00:55:57

these needles are in the work

00:56:00

now I’m already approaching the end for me

00:56:03

It’s inconvenient here for you to make the 3rd eyelet with a decker, I’m

00:56:04

moving to 2nd school, so on the

00:56:09

one hand it’s inconvenient because with these 3

00:56:12

eyelets I’ll already climb onto my openwork

00:56:13

path, why do I need it, you see, because you

00:56:17

can see a little bit what’s on my mind, not in the

00:56:20

center, just one loop, but it’s

00:56:23

okay, so I’m looking at the counter, the

00:56:28

last row I have is already here with one

00:56:31

eyelet of the decker, I’ll make this decrease

00:56:34

and on this side with 1 eyelet, here it is

00:56:39

and the track is already to the end and we’ll finish it

00:56:45

by knitting the last two rows,

00:56:50

I close it all as usual, in

00:56:56

any way in general, it’s convenient for you, should I catch the loop

00:56:58

or everything is ready ready 1

00:57:02

this is the small tie on but I don’t

00:57:05

know in general yet I can’t tell you

00:57:07

maybe even less needed to be done

00:57:09

everything we’ll find out later, look at

00:57:11

the front side this is the path here it

00:57:14

goes together everything so we have at the

00:57:17

moment we have one strap tied

00:57:19

half of the neck so the carriage is on my

00:57:22

right because we knitted on the right the

00:57:24

piece is included the needle extended

00:57:26

rolling it to this side I put

00:57:30

the number of the row of the beginning of the neck and since

00:57:33

we have all the needles extended out of work

00:57:36

I leave the first half the neckline

00:57:38

which we already have is knitted with partial

00:57:40

knitting, here it is visible to 0 and leaving the

00:57:43

first group of needles out of work, then I have

00:57:45

12 Nov and sit on 11, here they are, I have 11 of

00:57:49

the rest,

00:57:50

I put them in work, so here, in

00:57:55

theory, we have no dating, but I have it’s done,

00:57:58

I started doing it first, but ideally

00:58:01

it wouldn’t be there, so the

00:58:03

keels that need to be dated can be

00:58:06

forced to put the work like this

00:58:08

and do it before Kirov chk, you see,

00:58:13

but I’ve already done the dating,

00:58:16

look, we’ve got all this in our work the

00:58:20

first half of the neck is out of work and

00:58:24

11, that is, one loop less from the

00:58:26

first group, the needle of the neck, the thread in the

00:58:29

carriage, the piece is included, we knit

00:58:32

here, we knitted the needle, because

00:58:36

we ourselves, with the volume under the slope,

00:58:38

I hold the tip, we returned, and in fact

00:58:41

we do everything the same in this row for me

00:58:43

here, along the raglan line, the decrease is a

00:58:48

thread, now I’ll twist it there and

00:58:52

just like that, let it knit and

00:58:58

naturally

00:58:59

do the dating, but first we put forward the

00:59:02

next group I have 8, so they push

00:59:05

2467 one less, let’s see where we

00:59:10

need to do the dating in general the same

00:59:12

actions as on the other side of

00:59:15

the neck, so I look at what I have

00:59:17

here, I have a narrowing here, well,

00:59:20

naturally, like on that side

00:59:21

the diamond is like this, we put the needles that have

00:59:28

become free to work, naturally

00:59:33

knitting this side, we deliver the needle,

00:59:38

we return and not until mine gets involved

00:59:41

than we do the same thing, here again

00:59:43

I put six needles instead of seven, I look

00:59:47

where I have a pick there, in general, we tie it

00:59:51

ourselves, there’s nothing here, I’ll push out the

00:59:55

last group of

00:59:56

needles here, here I have

00:59:58

a decrease, I made it, I knit it here,

01:00:02

I deliver the needle, I return to this side, well, that’s

01:00:06

it At this stage, you can also

01:00:09

knit this strap first, then

01:00:11

move on to the neck,

01:00:12

well, since our neck

01:00:14

will be larger than these 16 5,

01:00:16

I suggest first shaping the neck and

01:00:19

then calmly finish knitting an hour, we

01:00:21

must knit a smoothing row

01:00:23

because we have here entwined loops before

01:00:25

decorating the

01:00:26

neck for evidence and so as not to waste

01:00:28

time, here I again find a conditionally

01:00:30

central loop on this strap,

01:00:31

I’ll make a dating here to the right and to the left of

01:00:36

it, there

01:00:37

was no discrepancy between us and after that they

01:00:40

turn off the particle, I see on the other side

01:00:43

we get a smoothing row on the neck

01:00:47

now I turn the piece back on,

01:00:51

these 16 loops of the strap I push into the

01:00:54

front non-working so I knitted it on the flesh

01:00:56

for density and 4 now I set density

01:00:59

3 for the roller

01:01:00

the piece is turned on, I knit in this

01:01:04

direction nothing naturally we wrap

01:01:07

here I reduce the density by a point now

01:01:09

I have 22 s

01:01:12

I’m coming back with two dots and I decided here, along

01:01:15

the edges, with a 3-eared decker, I’m doing this

01:01:18

video, I’ll put it a little for dinner so that it does

01:01:23

n’t stick out on me because I ca

01:01:24

n’t sew it to anything anymore, look,

01:01:27

I just make a decrease every time I’m on

01:01:30

one loop on each side, every time

01:01:33

when the carriage is on the right, they knitted me

01:01:37

two rows of neck facing,

01:01:38

decreasing by a point now two with a point

01:01:41

1 2 I

01:01:44

also do this kind of decrease, they don’t know the verse

01:01:47

about during the course of the play, I’ve already decided to do it like this,

01:01:53

usually we do this video

01:01:56

if we make it from yours among ourselves,

01:01:58

but here it won’t be possible to sew it together due

01:01:59

to the peculiarity of the design,

01:02:02

so there are already 4 rows reducing the density by a point

01:02:05

2 1 2

01:02:08

look, it turns out I knitted 6

01:02:11

rows closer, I’ll show you how noticeably

01:02:14

smaller the loops are because I have the same density

01:02:16

hindered me, it seems that everything

01:02:19

works out enough on each side of the wheelbarrow with this

01:02:23

from this one I reduced two needles for a total of 4

01:02:26

and at this stage I just close if

01:02:30

here they just close it is positive it’s the

01:02:32

neck loops that

01:02:34

only have one strap left to tie, well, I’ve

01:02:36

closed everything and

01:02:38

remove it from the pegs it’s just the neck

01:02:40

that’s my back,

01:02:42

it’s difficult now, of course, there’s something to

01:02:43

show you the video, he can’t eat, that’s

01:02:47

what I took away,

01:02:49

I think it would somehow be in

01:02:51

place so that it doesn’t

01:02:53

stick out anywhere, see for now, but that’s nothing I don’t

01:02:58

understand all the neck needles I’m removing

01:03:02

here, I remember that I’ve already knitted one row,

01:03:04

it turns out that my strap is a weight, I

01:03:08

’ll hang the counter on the desired row, I’ll put

01:03:10

a piece here, you can turn it off,

01:03:13

the main thing is not to forget to return the density and

01:03:16

in exactly the same way as I knitted, I

01:03:19

need to keep an eye on the counter together with making

01:03:22

decreases here there’s already garbage left, that’s

01:03:28

all I want to teach myself to force myself to

01:03:31

remember to hide this thread, I

01:03:34

see the girls hide it so conveniently,

01:03:36

especially this one when it’s so

01:03:39

slippery like viscose, that is, you understand,

01:03:41

twist the tip like this

01:03:43

and then kaput 1 2 knit everything

01:03:49

we knit after that I’ll take this front

01:03:52

half which I threw on a

01:03:55

waste thread and I’ll also put it on from I see the

01:03:59

same roller there

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