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many of my friends, well, hello, my

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beloved subscribers, hello, my good ones,

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hugs to all the guests of our channel, those

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who have recently joined us,

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welcome, you are on the channel, knitting school

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Svetlana Kolomiets,

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and today we have a washing class and a

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master class on this sweater right now.

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I’ll tell you about this sweater and

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then we’ll go to the knitting patterns,

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okay, that’s the plan, we’re going according to

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plan ok, first of all, what I want to say

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about this sweater, this sweater is knitted

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exactly like the cloud sweater, I’ve

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already said more than once that I’m

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writing it down especially for you master classes on basic

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models in order to understand how

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to knit this or that particular basic model,

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based on this model we could knit

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some kind of addition of some kind

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and here our cloud sweater is knitted with

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stockinette stitch

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and here we have all sorts of

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different strands and different sizes have already been added and they

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go very well with roses from

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knit stitches, we have a sweater with a

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slanted shoulder, an elastic band is knitted at the bottom

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two by two, transition to strands and all sorts of things, and

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then here we have not only that it is

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slanted, but also elongated the shoulder

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here is the shoulder line here, here

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I end due to increases

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here, unlike the

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cloud sweater, I knitted this sweater

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not in one piece in the round, but in two different

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parts, that is, I had a front and

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a back, I noticed one such important thing

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which I now want to share with you

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about cashmere or about yarn

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that doesn’t hold the elastic well, or

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arans and braids and strands means that I

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noticed, look, if you knit with

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such beaches in the round, it turns out

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quite

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well, yes, the elastic holds well, the strands don’t

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hold well, I’m still I decided

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to try knitting in turning rows, that

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is, not in the circle,

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but just before I knit the front and

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back rows, the elastic holds a

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thousand times better and looks very good, the

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strands have no holes, there are no holes

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from laxity, you know, this one is

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loose, sti, it

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turns out very neatly, so in principle you can do something

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like this take my note into

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account that if the yarn does not hold the elastic

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band well, try knitting not in the round but in

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turning rows, so I

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decided that I have a cashmere

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sweater, I decided to knit in turning

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rows, so my front and back are

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here, the beveled elongated shoulder is

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visible here, and there it is two parts here I

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have such a cut in the back, I knitted it

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longer, you can knit the back in exactly the

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same size and length

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as the front, of course you can knit it all shorter

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than I have, on the contrary, the

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length is like a dress, whatever is comfortable for you, here is

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the seam and the cut itself you are already looking at how do you

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like it, for example, I did this cut like this,

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sewed it together, then looked in

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the mirror, it seemed to me that I needed to make

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it a little longer, so I made

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it longer than just with an elastic band, you know,

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well, here’s an option for a sweater, a wide

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oversized sweater, it’s very comfortable, I

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knitted it it’s not made from cashmere at all

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or it’s unrealistic, it’s just cozy, it’s so

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warm, it’s very cool, and another feature of

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this sweater, in this neckline, is a

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wide, high neckline, which many people

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wrote to me and asked how to achieve

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such a neckline so that it would

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look so casually, it would seem to be

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positioned it would be careless, but in fact

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it’s all very well thought out, it doesn’t

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fit to the neck, it doesn’t hang like a

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barbarian from a collar, this is the

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neckline, I’ll tell you about this

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neckline, how to knit it,

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what to do with it, well, the secret is

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that you need it make it wide enough

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but not too much, that is, there’s like

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this little secret of the dimensions, I’ll of course

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tell you both in centimeters and in the loop, you

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’ll see it now, I knitted the sleeves with stockinette stitch in the

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round, starting from here

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I picked up

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2 x 2 elastic bands from the shoulder or the hall down 2 by 2,

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and with me my friends are of

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course those who have been with me for a long time, you know

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that if the girls liked the product, I

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will knit two identical sectors and so

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I knitted myself two completely identical

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sweaters, that is, only one with a high

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neck 2

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with this one with a low neck with a

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simple classic one with a

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double round neck and how to knit such a

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double neck it is so double

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you know plump how to knit such a

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neck there is a master class on our

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channel separately so you can

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also watch exactly the same sweater

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also with with a beveled shoulder, elongated

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due to the additions here, too, it was knitted in

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two parts, it was torn off on the sides in a circle of

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the front stitch, the sleeves were knitted, and yes, and

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the neck is like this, and here’s the sweater,

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it’s shiny for us, I hope you can see

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these, I have you, when I was on live

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master classes in Riga and St. Petersburg in the

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Ulyan yagish store so friends, by the way,

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who doesn’t like these rants, do

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you already need a pattern, do you already need

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what else knitting yourself,

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you can go through it here in the infobox

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under the video there is taming at what

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minute what is located so you can already

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click on this minute that you need,

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do what you need,

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I’ll tell you a little, it means I spent these stores at

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random in the same place,

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you went high by itself

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from there, tell me and this

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cashmere and this magnificent yarn

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here and mohair here and porridge, but very

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cool composition too, and sequins, these

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transparent holographic ones, I hope you

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can see here, I mean I took both this and this one and

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knitted it, and the tongue is the same yarn for 2 fellow countrymen

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Senter, by the way, I didn’t show you the back,

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the back is also completely in braids and

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this one the very neck is so high like this it

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looks like it means that

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about the yarn for these sweaters and in general the

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yarn for this master class my friends

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here I have a problem with the sweater I knitted

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three and a half millimeter

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elastic in threes with knitting needles and about this

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cashmere I took the last one there

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was no designation on the bobbin, how many meters I don’t

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know, I just took this bobbin,

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excuse me, I knitted this cashmere sweater,

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I don’t know how many meters, 100 garnets

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or 50 grams, here I knitted this in two threads,

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and this one in one thread, here I have

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400 meters in 100 grams and it was in

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one thread, when they tell you the pattern, I’ll

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tell you how, well,

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approximately what kind of yarn you need to take,

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what you will ask you don’t know yet to

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knit, the important point is that these sweaters are

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knitted with

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three and a half knitting needles, and

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when you select the yarn, you look at the

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labels or ask in a store or

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online store when you

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go to the sites, look at the

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designation there, let’s say that you

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can knit with three three and a half needles,

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this yarn or three and a half four,

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this kind of yarn is suitable for this and

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for this sweater and for

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my calculations that I will give you, these are the

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two sweaters,

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two sweaters and their features, a frequently

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asked question, what to do, how to knit

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braids and aranas, how to knit them so

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that they look neat when

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switching from an elastic band to the main pattern,

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because it is one thing to knit an elastic band and

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then start with the front stitch, because your

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eyes fit well on yourself,

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but arans behave differently and most

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often, of course, they don’t straighten the yarn,

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but the fabric,

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so they like increases if you

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knit from the bottom of the elastic after the elastic

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increases and increases are needed so

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that they look good so

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that from the elastic you can clearly see

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nothing where my elastic lies

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neatly, I don’t have it in

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some kind of waves after arans, but everything is

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neat

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because there are these increases and

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that’s the whole ficus in that I will tell you

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and show you these increases, I will also show you the patterns and

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show you how to knit these when forging and

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watch this is a master class on the one

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hand it can be called an express

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master class on the other hand it

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will be a very detailed master class

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so watch the most model of how to knit,

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how to make increases, for example,

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here you can see all this in a

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master class on a cloud sweater, I won’t

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show you the whole fabric,

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I’ll just tell you in detail how it’s

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done, how many centimeters of rows I

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knitted all this, I’ll tell you together

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with you have the entire fabric, this

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part, this part, I won’t knit, I’ll just

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tell you, my task is to show you how to

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move from the elastic to this harness and

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how many increments what report, what report of the elastic,

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what report do you

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come to after the elastic,

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this is this piece, how much

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is certain moment

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from one braid to 2, this is called a report

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that is repeated from one braid to 2,

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yes, I’ll show you what report on the braids

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comes out, this is the whole point, I’ll tell you right along

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with you, the beginners will

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do these increases with you, I’ll connect this whole row

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with the increases after the elastic and my

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task is to show you how to knit the

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shoulder bevel and at the same time knit the

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neck both in the front and on the back, and

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you also see here the neck, for

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example on the back, well, no need, also the

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transition also goes to the neck from the goats to the

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elastic and that’s it everything should

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happen beautifully, so here we no longer have

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increases and decreases, this is what I want to show you

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in detail so that you know how to knit,

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now at such a moment it is not necessary that

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you will enter my density; it is not

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necessary that you will be able to choose

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just the perfect knitting needles and books

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or on the contrary, well, here’s the yarn to the specialists, don’t

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worry, the most important thing is I’ll show you

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exactly the principle, the most important thing is for you to learn

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the principle of switching from an elastic band to these strands

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and you can knit everything else

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yourself, don’t worry, you’ll succeed,

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don’t forget that knitting is about

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getting pleasure, be sure

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to improvise try, be

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sure to make several attempts,

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if you don’t succeed, it’s okay,

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everything will work out, I’ll tell you

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my knitting density, how many loops I have in

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ten centimeters,

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I’ll tell you all this now

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in detail and you,

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whoever has the patience, listen carefully,

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you can already listen to all this knit your

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own work, just don’t forget

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that the braids tighten the fabric and don’t

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forget that when you knit during the

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knitting process your item looks like us

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sky and it will seem to you that it was actually a

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pack and that what you knit it

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will be in an apple they served it to you like this here is

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wide if you want it wide you

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know that you need to measure it stretches, that

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is, for example, I need it I knitted an elastic

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band I knitted seven centimeters already of the pattern,

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ideally 10 centimeters at least

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in order to already try on what

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width I have, I lay it out,

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look, take my centimeter and put it on a

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flat surface on the floor, for example, yes, like

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this, I lay out a centimeter,

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I take my fabric that I knitted and like this

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I apply from one centimeter,

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starting from 0 to

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and stretching, stretching, not much,

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stretching a little, you know that you

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are washing this sweater, washed it

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now, I’ll tell you how everything is washed it,

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put it half tone on any

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flat surface,

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put it horizontally, and of course, in order to

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make it oversized, you need to lightly

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pull and straighten the whole thing, and

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you know what even happened so that I

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adjusted it to my width,

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stretching it more, or vice versa,

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collecting it carefully flap of the shaft and

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now it dries and

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holds its shape very well understood, that is, if you

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need to sew just wet and actually stretch it,

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but do everything carefully so that the braids do not

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deform and do not go to the side,

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straighten it all well and wash it as well, that

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is, we understand yes about measurement

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what you will have to measure by stretching

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the fabric, this is it and when I give

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the density I will tell you exactly the

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density of the master of the new sample

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what about washing next means a few

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words and we are already going to the diagram look at

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washing I, in principle, I started washing

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lately in the machine in the automatic machine on I

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put the product on the wool sensor wool mode

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at 600 revolutions, I

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honestly even set

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the spin cycle in which product I usually take

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liquid detergent for washing wool

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and this is what I usually have, different

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products happen, I know weasel, there

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are all sorts of products with any

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softening specifically for washing wool,

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powders, liquid liquid detergents and

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took everything out of the machine, put it on the floor,

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let it dry, and in this way,

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if you are afraid,

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be sure to wash it by hand,

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be sure to do it at 1, so that the water does not

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exceed 30 degrees there. for years, there was a certain one

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like this, wash it by hand, especially

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if you have some kind of delicate

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yarn, well be careful about it

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in this part, we will have

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several parts, of course, so in

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this part I want to not just show you the diagram

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now, but already show this

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row with the set so that by the time the

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second part comes out where I will already

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show the shoulder bevel and this is all about the

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second part so that you can

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calmly knit yourself before if you need

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the back until the right moment yes yes the

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bevel is just about shoulders are good, well, let's go to the

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diagrams and go knit this row after the

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elastic with increases, well, how and what are you

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looking at, here I am showing you again, you can

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do it without a cut without an elongated

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back, just keep yourself neat

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and neat, this is how it all

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looks, you can do it all make it

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narrower as anyone likes, I like that

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it’s so wide, it’ll be very comfortable,

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just in general, well, let’s go

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to the diagram,

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let’s take a closer look at the sweater first, I’ll show you

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a little bit, and then we’ll start looking at the diagrams,

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so here’s the transition from

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elastic to harnesses,

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everything’s so neat this is what it looks like, I’m

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just going to show you

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these moments here is an increase here from 2

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knit 4 it turned out here add here

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from 6 elastic loops you got 8 loops of

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this cord

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you see this is where the whole ficus is, that

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is, it’s knitted from the bottom, knitted in one well, here you

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go I already wore this sweater, it

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wears well, this cashmere I don’t know what kind of

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cashmere is cashmere from the

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bobbin hive, if you want to know what kind of

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cashmere, call or write to Arny’s hive,

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ask, tell me what kind of cashmere is

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Sveta’s on the red sweater, you can see it, the

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front half has come untied separately

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separately the back and then the whole thing was

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torn down, I sewed it with crochet, how to sew

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crochet products, I have a master class

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on the channel, so you can find out or

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sew it in any way convenient for you,

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here on the sides, on one side, on the other

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side, the front stitch is symmetrically located

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8 loops of the front stitch, although

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these eight loops can be like this, a

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rope of your choice, you can not

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finish your tanks with the front stitch, but like this,

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that is, these are the same 8 loops, here's a

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rope like this, further here, this is the

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moment where we extend the

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shoulder line due to the increases here in the armpits,

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look at this whole thing, it’s often knitted in the

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diagram, I’ll show you in the diagram, but for now here to here, then

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12 loops are added here and 12

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loops are added in the same way on the

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other side on the second side line

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here and then with these

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with an additional twelve loops it is

00:19:08

simply knitted further in a straight line and

00:19:15

this whole thing comes to the moment when in the

00:19:16

second part we will already knit the

00:19:18

neckline and here it is, the neckline is also a

00:19:22

transition that is quite wide, the

00:19:25

neckline is

00:19:26

30 centimeters, right here at the base,

00:19:29

that is, it seems very wide

00:19:31

so wide, but then when the elastic band is knitted, the

00:19:34

elastic band tightens the whole thing and already

00:19:36

here at the end of 25 centimeters

00:19:40

it turns out I measured

00:19:41

this distance and this distance you see

00:19:44

elastic band 2 on the 2nd floor here the transition was also

00:19:48

understood from the pattern to the elastic band also here

00:19:54

due to decreases this whole thing happens,

00:19:58

I’ll show you how to knit it all and the beveled

00:20:03

shoulder due to shortened rows, pieces of

00:20:06

eight loops each and there is still a

00:20:09

small piece left at the end now the

00:20:12

strands themselves and here here is a two by two strand of

00:20:14

Asia, the strand consists of 8 loops but it doesn’t

00:20:18

knit 4 on 4 to the intersection

00:20:22

it is knitted 4 by 2 and then in the next

00:20:25

row, or rather through a row, another 4 by 2 and then

00:20:29

it is obtained in each front row and then

00:20:31

this strand is obtained, it is not too

00:20:35

twisted, you know, but flat due to the fact

00:20:38

that it is flat

00:20:39

wins everything the fabric because it doesn’t

00:20:42

tighten so much, that is, these flat strands and

00:20:44

they look very good, they

00:20:46

look convex but don’t tighten

00:20:49

the fabric too much because the crossing does not happen at once,

00:20:52

but twice then

00:20:57

the sleeves up, you can also see if you look

00:21:00

at the front surface then if you knit up to

00:21:04

such rows with these very turning ones,

00:21:07

then it feels like the front stitch is

00:21:10

here and here it’s circular, you see the

00:21:14

front stitch

00:21:15

here and here, the difference is denser,

00:21:19

although it also looks good, dense, but

00:21:22

if in a circle, it’s the

00:21:24

clean stockinette that turns out denser hand

00:21:27

in a circle is also tied here with an elastic band and the

00:21:30

ending here is also a very

00:21:33

cool thing, I will always advise you

00:21:36

always in my master class I

00:21:39

have a master class like this on the channel or

00:21:41

from some other master cadi, it’s convenient for you

00:21:45

to learn how to close the product

00:21:47

with a needle it turns out such a

00:21:50

neat edge, almost like the one

00:21:53

you know from the factory, here the transition is from

00:21:56

2 by 2 elastic band to one by one elastic band in the

00:22:00

penultimate row in the last row you

00:22:01

just knit the entire row of elastic band one by

00:22:03

one and the whole thing is closed with a needle

00:22:06

just like that, well it looks and it is so

00:22:09

flexible enough

00:22:10

and holds well and it turns out very very beautifully both

00:22:13

here and here that the sleeves

00:22:18

on top were knitted and the neck was

00:22:22

also knitted from here and here it ended this is how the

00:22:25

sweater looks like and now I want

00:22:28

to show you the very diagram of the whole sweater and

00:22:31

then we have the letters Let’s carefully

00:22:34

look at the diagram of the transition from an elastic band to

00:22:38

a pattern, and this is what you’ll just need to

00:22:40

understand this whole meaning yourself and then everything

00:22:44

will be fine, let’s then move on

00:22:46

to the diagram of the

00:22:49

general diagram of the parameters and now

00:22:52

we’ll talk about this, here’s the whole diagram, but

00:22:57

first a little bit of the parameters in more

00:23:00

detail red sweater size

00:23:03

approx m.k. that is, I knitted

00:23:06

this for myself, 46 let’s say Soviet size

00:23:10

m to about 38 European size

00:23:14

and of course it’s wider than us,

00:23:16

yeah, you saw how it looks on me, that

00:23:18

is, probably even on an Elka it can

00:23:20

fit us almost 48 size

00:23:23

this sweater is knitted but I will

00:23:26

explain it to you, that is, you

00:23:28

can narrow it already, they will whistle, suddenly

00:23:31

you need a completely different size, so

00:23:33

you can count on yourself, I’ll just continue to

00:23:36

tell you how it is, what

00:23:39

the yarn is in, well, on the yarn, here it is this

00:23:42

moment, any friends yarn for sleeping is three and a

00:23:45

half millimeters and this is

00:23:47

approximately, I’ll tell you somewhere

00:23:50

from about 200 to two hundred and

00:23:52

thirty meters in fifty grams

00:23:54

why why if it’s in one thread and

00:23:57

knit why there’s such a spread friends

00:23:59

simply because now there’s a new

00:24:01

technology they twist the yarn they

00:24:04

they make it super light, they process it well,

00:24:06

and now it happens that for a

00:24:09

sweater, for example, for this red

00:24:11

sweater, it took me 500 20 grams of

00:24:14

100% cashmere yarn in 2 strands, I

00:24:17

knitted 500 22 grams, to be sure, yes,

00:24:21

it’s about a beige sweater with sequins of the

00:24:24

yarn it consists of from cashmere

00:24:28

mohair there and other compositions there, as much as 400

00:24:32

meters is obtained in 100 grams in that

00:24:35

yarn in one thread and it took 400 grams

00:24:40

only, you know, yes, that is, this

00:24:42

could be the difference if it is yarn,

00:24:44

for example, following the example of some

00:24:48

Alize wool, I don’t know yarnart here is the usual

00:24:51

Turkish yarn, it can take

00:24:54

600 grams of yarn for such a sweater, you know, that

00:24:57

is, I can’t tell you the exact consumption right now,

00:25:00

I’ll say that mine took 520 for

00:25:03

red, for beige it took 400 if it

00:25:07

was cashmere, let’s say Cardiff, then it

00:25:10

could go away and 350 grams, but you understand

00:25:12

if this ahiyar is thin, who

00:25:15

can use it and 300 grams, well, well, with

00:25:19

three and a half knitting needles, we understand, that

00:25:21

is, roughly speaking, from 400 to 600

00:25:25

grams, the consumption for it will be, and if

00:25:27

we talk about yarn

00:25:28

approximately guide yourself at 200-230

00:25:32

meters per fifty grams, well,

00:25:34

accordingly, this is 100 or rather 400 460

00:25:40

450 meters per hundred grams, but

00:25:43

approximately like this,

00:25:45

guide yourself again, it may be

00:25:47

thin mohair, but you can knit this

00:25:50

mohair with

00:25:51

three and a half knitting needles and it will be great that

00:25:54

is, mohair is thinner than knitting needles and much and

00:25:57

still very good, also with

00:26:00

three and a half knitting needles, such a

00:26:02

mohair sweater in the same braid and

00:26:04

mohair can go there and 300 grams of

00:26:08

3 and a half knitting needles, the whole sweater was knitted and

00:26:11

all the elastic bands were knitted with

00:26:14

three knitting needles and here it is my knitting density,

00:26:18

look, I measured the density according to the pattern

00:26:22

and I look, look at my

00:26:25

knitting density in ten centimeters,

00:26:28

one report in one report 2 20 6

00:26:32

loops rapport, I counted this one, not an elastic

00:26:34

band, not a report, rubber band, but a

00:26:37

pattern repeat here here, that is,

00:26:41

it turns out that at 10 centimeters and

00:26:43

literally entered a segment of 10

00:26:46

centimeters, this is the report of

00:26:49

this pattern, here it is,

00:26:52

look, if you do it like this,

00:26:56

now I’ll take a ruler so that it’s

00:26:59

easy for you, I want you to

00:27:02

master this moment very well so that later they can

00:27:06

figure out this pattern themselves,

00:27:09

look at the repeat pattern of the pattern, and here is the beginning of

00:27:11

one large braid to the beginning of the second

00:27:15

large braid, this is one report

00:27:17

and it fits in me, so I just

00:27:20

put my ruler evenly, here it fits in me,

00:27:24

this whole report fits in 10

00:27:29

centimeters, now I’ll carefully put it, I’ll

00:27:32

lay it out,

00:27:37

10 centimeters fits like

00:27:41

this in the report, 26 loops

00:27:45

from 1 to 2 elastic bands, you understand, yes, well, that’s it,

00:27:53

if we talk about my density, it’s the

00:27:57

main pattern of this pattern, look, and in the

00:28:01

front stitch I got it so

00:28:03

here in the front stitch which is knitted

00:28:06

here in the circle I got 24

00:28:10

loops and a half in 10 centimeters, this is

00:28:13

if suddenly you focus on the

00:28:15

front stitch knitted in a circle in ten

00:28:17

centimeters 24 and a half loops

00:28:22

here you get 26

00:28:25

loops and thirty four on the main pattern row also in a 10

00:28:29

centimeter segment, well, somehow

00:28:33

according to the parameters,

00:28:34

and now the pattern is the general pattern, friends,

00:28:38

of course, there is a separate pattern for

00:28:42

knitting, tying the neckline and

00:28:44

at the same time bevelling these shoulder

00:28:48

lines, friends, but this pattern will be in the

00:28:51

second part, immediately warning those who are

00:28:53

waiting the diagram will not be in the first part

00:28:56

because too much material needs to be

00:28:58

shown today in this part, look at

00:29:00

this diagram you will see in the second part

00:29:03

today our task is to see the entire general

00:29:06

diagram and the diagram of the transition from the elastic band to

00:29:10

the main pattern and so look at the knitting needles 3

00:29:15

of 3

00:29:17

three millimeters we cast on one hundred and twenty-

00:29:21

eight loops and knit with an elastic band 2 by 2

00:29:25

again, friends, you don’t necessarily have the

00:29:29

same density as me, so don’t

00:29:31

rely on my loops for the

00:29:33

number of loops, but basically

00:29:35

focus on the centimeter and that’s 53

00:29:38

centimeters if we say here count

00:29:41

here the base of the elastic is 53 cm width

00:29:44

from one side line to the second side line

00:29:47

and

00:29:48

I have one hundred twenty-eight loops and an

00:29:50

important point in order for everything to

00:29:53

work out beautifully, we start knitting the edge, then knit

00:29:57

2, purl 2 and so

00:30:00

on and at the end of the row we have it should also

00:30:04

turn out here, here are 2 purls, 2

00:30:07

knits and an edge, that is, with two

00:30:09

knits it all started and in order for it to be

00:30:12

symmetrical with two knits it should all

00:30:14

end because

00:30:18

if you have a cut, so that it

00:30:20

looks beautiful this elastic ends and

00:30:24

this is one hundred and twenty-eight stitches further we

00:30:30

cast on one hundred and twenty-eight loops and

00:30:31

knit with an elastic band the edge 2 knit 2

00:30:35

purl and so on we finish with 2

00:30:37

knits and an edge we knit 7 and a

00:30:41

half centimeters, for me it took

00:30:44

30 rows further as soon as you knitted

00:30:47

the elastic bands as many as you wanted, you

00:30:50

may want a wide elastic band or

00:30:52

you may for example, narrow, this is how anyone

00:30:54

will like it, as soon as you knitted

00:30:56

the elastic, here they live in this row, we have an

00:30:59

increase in the increase in

00:31:02

certain places and it turned out

00:31:05

that I added 38 loops in this row, 38

00:31:10

increases and reached the number of one hundred and

00:31:13

sixty-six loops in in the end,

00:31:16

my entire half,

00:31:19

and the front and back from the side to

00:31:22

the side line amounted to fifty-

00:31:25

nine centimeters each, that is, the

00:31:27

width of my sweater is 59 cm, in the

00:31:30

end we realized from 128 loops we switched to

00:31:33

166 because we added 38 loops

00:31:37

further we we knit ourselves in a straight line without

00:31:40

changes, the front

00:31:41

purl rows from the main pattern we

00:31:45

knit for me at least from I count

00:31:49

the sizes for the front half, the back half is

00:31:53

longer, but maybe someone

00:31:54

will knit exactly the same size for the

00:31:56

back half as the front, so

00:31:59

we understand Yes, the back and the front are the

00:32:01

same size, which means

00:32:04

I think I knitted the front until this moment, when the

00:32:08

loops in the armpits will be added in

00:32:11

order to expand the shoulder line, I knitted

00:32:14

40 centimeters in the front and on the back and an

00:32:18

elongated height of 45 centimeters, I

00:32:21

got the back up to these

00:32:24

lines in excess up to the increase stitches

00:32:27

one hundred and six rows I have 40 centimeters

00:32:30

after that, in a straight line you just

00:32:34

knit this applies to both the front and the back, it is

00:32:37

absolutely identical, you

00:32:39

cast on both on the back and on the front

00:32:43

all the loops are the same and the elastic and increases

00:32:46

and the whole pattern is knitted just the same

00:32:50

then you knit 40 centimeters, you

00:32:55

can knit less centimeters, more

00:32:57

centimeters, depending on how

00:33:00

long you want your sweater to be, and

00:33:03

then here on one side and

00:33:05

on the second side,

00:33:07

add 12 additional loops

00:33:10

and expand, that is, if here it was 59

00:33:13

centimeters, the width is now the width

00:33:15

becomes from one line where the shoulder

00:33:18

ends and the sleeve begins to the

00:33:20

second line, I get 82

00:33:24

centimeters

00:33:25

190 loops, if you want, you don’t have

00:33:30

to cast on 12 loops, you can cast on 6 loops

00:33:33

just to increase it a little, that

00:33:36

is, so that your line isn’t too long

00:33:38

shoulder as

00:33:40

you want,

00:33:42

12 each, how to add them friends, I won’t

00:33:46

show you, but I’m explaining to you

00:33:48

how to knit this, you follow me now

00:33:50

and you’ll knit it like this,

00:33:51

and if you don’t know how to

00:33:54

add it here, go to the

00:33:56

cloud sweater master class sweater and there I

00:34:00

specifically showed a set of these

00:34:03

additional loops, well

00:34:04

then after we added 12

00:34:08

loops we reach 195 and the width, that

00:34:14

is, on the knitting needles is already 190 kg 166, added

00:34:18

12 + 12 it turned out to be 190 and the width from one

00:34:24

line to the second side line turned out to be

00:34:26

82 centimeters

00:34:28

82 these are the width of 190 loops are knitted

00:34:33

until the shoulder bevels begin

00:34:36

knitting the neck

00:34:39

I will tell you this count because the

00:34:41

front and back halves are different

00:34:45

from licking knitting the neck is

00:34:47

different here and there it’s good so the

00:34:50

patterns again I say again will be in of the

00:34:52

second part, here we knitted

00:34:55

60 rows of approximately 15 16

00:34:59

centimeters, here the width is exactly

00:35:01

this moment where

00:35:03

we understood, yes, this is the moment, 12 of

00:35:07

their loops are added and then we

00:35:09

knit this line in a straight line, which

00:35:12

then when the front and back are sewn together the

00:35:15

halves in a circle will be tied to the

00:35:18

loops of the sleeve and the sleeve will be knitted from here, that

00:35:22

is, here 15-16 centimeters, the

00:35:26

width is no longer necessary because then

00:35:28

the sleeve will turn out to be too wide, if

00:35:30

only you have such an idea, you can want a

00:35:33

sleeve that is too wide, then continue

00:35:35

this whole thing for not I got 15 16

00:35:39

centimeters, understood 60 rows

00:35:43

here and then these bevels are already going on,

00:35:48

we will divide the fabric into fifty-

00:35:51

nine loops of one shoulder, fifty-

00:35:54

nine loops 2 shoulders and 72 loops will go

00:35:58

to the neck, that is, such a

00:36:00

serious width of 30 centimeters at the base

00:36:03

of the neck

00:36:04

exactly in this is the secret of this beautiful

00:36:07

neckline that lies so chaotically

00:36:09

carelessly, it turns out that

00:36:11

our shoulder length is 29 centimeters,

00:36:14

then we knit the neckline

00:36:17

and already begin to make this high

00:36:20

binding for our neck, I made my binding, the

00:36:24

width of the neck itself was

00:36:27

one hundred and thirty-six loops in a circle

00:36:30

Well, I knitted the neck

00:36:32

in the round with

00:36:33

three-piece needles, it turned out to be one hundred and thirty-

00:36:36

six loops, if you want your

00:36:38

neck not to be too wide, you can

00:36:41

take knitting needles not three-piece, but two and a half, that is, not

00:36:43

half a size smaller than on the main

00:36:46

part, it is the size then you will get

00:36:49

more tight neck, suddenly you

00:36:51

want it so bad, it turns out that at the base there are

00:36:54

30 centimeters, but at the top we

00:36:56

get 25 centimeters because the

00:36:58

elastic band tightens the neck and the

00:37:01

neck is 68 rows high, mine is 19

00:37:05

centimeters, friends, once again I

00:37:09

emphasize, be sure to focus on a

00:37:12

centimeter and therefore that you

00:37:15

may have more or fewer

00:37:17

loops in one centimeter than I have, depending on

00:37:20

how many loops you have in one

00:37:23

centimeter, you would understand how many

00:37:26

loops you need to cast on, for example,

00:37:28

fifty-nine centimeters to that is, the

00:37:31

number of loops in one centimeter you

00:37:33

mind our mind multiply by 59 and find out

00:37:36

how many loops you should get

00:37:39

on this main part of yours let’s

00:37:42

move on to when it’s a diagram of these

00:37:45

transitions we’ll talk about this in more detail

00:37:47

the sleeve the sleeve is tied

00:37:51

when the back and front are sewn together

00:37:53

here we get such a hole for the

00:37:56

sleeve we we tie it to this hole,

00:37:58

from it we literally start knitting our

00:38:01

sleeve and the

00:38:03

sleeve I have in the composition from the base

00:38:06

to the very end was 100 two rows,

00:38:12

this is one hundred and two rows, meaning up to the elastic band,

00:38:14

and if you warm it centimeters from the

00:38:17

base to the end, 37 centimeters with the

00:38:21

elastic band is complete the entire length together

00:38:24

with the elastic is 37 centimeters, but in general,

00:38:28

I knitted one hundred and two rows with knit stitches and

00:38:31

then another 30 rows, just like

00:38:34

here, it’s about seven and a half

00:38:36

centimeters, I knitted the cuffs with an elastic band 2

00:38:39

by 2, here I made it along the inner edge

00:38:42

decreases are paired decreases at the

00:38:45

beginning and at the end of the row, 7 pairs of decreases in

00:38:49

each 12th row, that is, you make a decrease,

00:38:54

then a second decrease, after this

00:38:58

row, knit another 11 rows and in the twelfth,

00:39:00

do a decrease again at the beginning of the row, a

00:39:02

decrease at the end of the row, I have seven pairs of decreases

00:39:05

you can literally have

00:39:08

as many decreases as you want because it will

00:39:10

depend on your taste, do you want

00:39:12

the arms to be neatly tapered or do you

00:39:15

want a wide sleeve, well, whichever is comfortable for you,

00:39:17

and the longer the shorter the arms, I have a simple one, that’s exactly what you need

00:39:20

to navigate, I

00:39:22

made decreases in every 12th row at such a

00:39:27

distance from each other, it’s somewhere at

00:39:29

a distance, if you look at it like this,

00:39:34

my decreases go with a distance of about

00:39:37

four three and a half centimeters,

00:39:41

maybe four centimeters between decreases,

00:39:44

friends, look now, we’ll Perry

00:39:48

understand, here’s the general scheme for whom I need it,

00:39:51

please, I'm frozen, draw it for yourself,

00:39:55

redraw it as it is convenient for you, press

00:39:57

stop and and the length along the front is water from the

00:40:02

highest part here from the base

00:40:04

of the neck to the very end 60 centimeters

00:40:08

in front, respectively, the back is 5

00:40:11

centimeters longer than that 65 centimeters

00:40:13

the back you can tie the pepper of course

00:40:16

in short, in order to knit now

00:40:19

both there and the back, in short you need to knit

00:40:22

here from the base to the armpit

00:40:26

until the moment of adding these

00:40:27

additional loops you will knit not 40

00:40:30

cm

00:40:31

meters, understand, but how many

00:40:33

centimeters do you want your

00:40:36

overall sweater to be was it longer or shorter,

00:40:38

it’s clear, well, that’s it, now

00:40:42

look at how to knit a sweater, for example,

00:40:47

just remove one report,

00:40:49

understand then and look, 1 repeat of the pattern

00:40:53

is 20 elastic loops 2 by 2

00:40:57

which turns into 26 loops pattern and

00:41:01

now there will be a diagram for this transition 26

00:41:05

loops pattern and this is 1 repeat of the pattern, then

00:41:10

these 26 loops are

00:41:11

repeated again and again and again

00:41:14

in 20 out of 20 elastic loops,

00:41:18

26 loops are knitted, which is g20 loops, for

00:41:22

every 20 elastic loops 6

00:41:25

loops are added for the pattern and it turns out that if

00:41:29

you want knit a sweater narrower or wider,

00:41:31

on the contrary, you can simply remove

00:41:34

1 repeat of the pattern, this is 20 elastic loops,

00:41:38

respectively, then they will turn into

00:41:40

26 loops of the pattern, or take away

00:41:43

food or add and look in one

00:41:46

report, we understand 26 loops, yes, here

00:41:50

they are, 26 loops are 10 centimeters like this

00:41:54

So you can either add

00:41:56

or subtract a step of 10 centimeters, clearly,

00:42:02

or we can just tell me one

00:42:06

hundred and twenty-eight loops cast on and

00:42:08

3 and 3 loops less on each side

00:42:12

six loops less 8 loops on each

00:42:15

side here I have the report begins with

00:42:19

such a strand here, instead of the

00:42:22

knit stitch like mine, the knit stitch

00:42:24

consists of 8 loops, this is exactly the same

00:42:27

as this strand consists of 8 loops

00:42:29

here along the edge here at the beginning and at the end of the

00:42:32

row, it can go like my knit stitch satin

00:42:35

stitch or a braid of 8 loops is the beginning of a

00:42:39

rapport and a report starting from here

00:42:42

ending here

00:42:43

is here on this braid this is one report

00:42:46

here 26 loops

00:42:48

respectively 20 loops of the

00:42:52

elastic band we don’t count the edge so you can

00:42:56

remove for example at one time directly you can

00:43:00

remove from one on the second side,

00:43:02

this whole checkout and 2 purls turns out

00:43:07

that you will start with the edge again, 2

00:43:09

knits 2 purls, at the end you will also

00:43:12

end up with 2 knits and an edge, and when

00:43:15

you switch to the pattern you will not have

00:43:17

these 8 loops, these 2 purls

00:43:20

you will immediately start edging and

00:43:22

here from two loops you will get 1 2 3

00:43:25

loops and everything went on like this and in the

00:43:29

end you will finish the same thing not with

00:43:32

purls and knits, but with this

00:43:36

knit 1 2 3 and selvedge and the elastic band,

00:43:39

respectively, 2 knits and selvedge that

00:43:42

is, it turns out that you can remove not

00:43:45

26 loops at a time or, for example, 20

00:43:48

loops of elastic, but let’s say 8 loops of elastic

00:43:52

on one side, on the second side that’s 16

00:43:56

loops and, accordingly, 20 loops of

00:44:00

the main pattern, well, something like this,

00:44:03

I’m trying to tell you something like this explain, but in general,

00:44:05

just remove it, it’s better to report there, report

00:44:08

there, or add or subtract, well, that is,

00:44:11

rely on the reports, and what are

00:44:14

my stars, now I want to

00:44:16

show you the diagram,

00:44:18

now we are already moving on to what

00:44:20

exactly in this master class I am more accurately in

00:44:23

this part I want you to start knitting

00:44:25

already, so here is the pattern for this

00:44:32

transition knitting, be careful, look

00:44:36

here, just now

00:44:40

you can take notes on this pattern, and now I’ll

00:44:44

explain it, look at one report of the elastic band,

00:44:49

which will then turn into 1. The

00:44:51

pattern repeat is

00:44:53

20 elastic loops 2 on 2 it all starts

00:44:58

with 2 knits 2 purls 2 knits 2

00:45:02

purls and at the end ends with two

00:45:05

knits knit

00:45:06

two purls this is 20 elastic loops

00:45:10

this is one report further as it is

00:45:14

added in the first 2 knits between the

00:45:21

first two knit elastic until

00:45:23

one loop is added 2 purls

00:45:27

are knitted as knitted between two

00:45:30

old knit stitches, one loop is added,

00:45:33

so from 6 elastic loops we

00:45:37

already have 8 loops of a large strand,

00:45:42

strand 8 loops further 2 purl ones,

00:45:46

these are the purl loops, here they are, the purl, here are the

00:45:50

purl, here are the purl,

00:45:53

these purl loops are, as it were, separated from us

00:45:56

one pattern from 2

00:45:59

they are not untouchable further 2 purl

00:46:04

untouchables the next knit in 2

00:46:07

knits between them 1

00:46:11

knit is added and you get a stripe of three

00:46:15

knits this is after this

00:46:20

2 purls are knitted after that from 2 knits we

00:46:27

will make a flagellum which consists of

00:46:29

four loops so before With knit stitches

00:46:33

we make an increase further 2 knit ones and after

00:46:36

them we make an increase. Right now I’ll show this directly

00:46:39

on knitting we have two knit stitches and

00:46:41

we get 4 loops of the rope after that 2

00:46:45

purl untouchable ones and again 2

00:46:48

knit ones between these two knit ones

00:46:50

we make an increase from which we get

00:46:53

these three again knit stitches at the end

00:46:58

untouchable 2 purl loops after

00:47:01

which the whole thing is repeated the

00:47:04

next rapport the next one in this

00:47:06

way look at the 20 loops of the elastic band 2

00:47:10

by 2 we added one two three 4 5

00:47:15

six loops and we got 26 loops of

00:47:19

the main pattern from 20 and 26

00:47:23

it all looks like this so now I’m

00:47:27

already as if we’ve added this whole thing

00:47:30

and now I’ve painted 2 painted

00:47:32

here there are already 26 loops of the pattern, it consists

00:47:37

of 8 loops of a strand of cord, this one is first

00:47:41

done

00:47:42

skru. like this 4 by 2 loops and through the

00:47:47

next row knit another 4 by 2 loops

00:47:49

I’ll show you a large harness purl 3

00:47:54

knit purl small harness 2 by 2

00:48:02

purl again 3 knit purl that’s how

00:48:05

we get it all, be

00:48:09

careful and the whole sweater from 1 to 2

00:48:15

side lines it turns out what is

00:48:20

included there the whole sweater consists of one hundred and

00:48:23

sixty-six loops what is included in

00:48:26

166 loops 1 edge

00:48:29

further 6 reports of the pattern 6

00:48:33

segments like this 6 reports of the pattern

00:48:41

ended 6 reports and at the end

00:48:44

8 knits additional 8 knits

00:48:49

or instead of knitting, you knit strands and at the

00:48:53

end 1 edge, as you remember, at the

00:48:58

beginning I have knitting and at the end knitting, you

00:49:01

can have a wide strand at the beginning and a

00:49:05

wide strand at the end because it’s

00:49:07

eight loops

00:49:10

now I’m showing at the knitting itself

00:49:13

the only thing that’s right here 20 loops of

00:49:15

elastic

00:49:16

equal to 26 loops of the pattern 1 repeat of the pattern is

00:49:20

equal to 10 centimeters now look at the

00:49:26

sweater itself,

00:49:30

as I already said, the edge and then

00:49:34

there is 1 repeat here, here I have knit loops 8 knit

00:49:38

loops they

00:49:42

correspond to 8 loops of a large tourniquet, that

00:49:46

is, there may be a tourniquet here understood,

00:49:48

that’s why I say that the report begins

00:49:51

next, the next rapport

00:49:53

to the next 8 loops, the

00:50:01

next rapport, the next rapport,

00:50:05

understood from the beginning to the beginning of the large

00:50:10

strands,

00:50:11

this is one report consisting of 26 loops at the

00:50:15

end, the repeat ends

00:50:19

from the beginning of the large braid to the beginning of the

00:50:25

last large braid, this is

00:50:29

our last 6th report here are 2 purl loops

00:50:32

these are the last loops of this repeat and at

00:50:36

the end you knit either a tourniquet or knit 8

00:50:40

loops at the end the edge loops you

00:50:43

understand why either a tourniquet or eight loops

00:50:45

because there are 8 loops and the rope also consists of them

00:50:48

these are additional loops to

00:50:51

ensure symmetry so that it doesn’t all end

00:50:53

here, so you need to add these

00:50:56

additional 8 loops or a strand or

00:51:00

knit stitches, it seems to me that everything is

00:51:02

clear enough, now I’m showing the

00:51:06

transitions here and then we’ll start knitting, we need

00:51:10

to understand all this and so on 2 knits 2 purl

00:51:15

2 knits as in the diagram

00:51:18

first redraw the diagrams then according to your

00:51:21

diagram follow me well so in the

00:51:24

diagram we have 2 knits 2 purl 2 knits

00:51:26

of which 1 strand of 8

00:51:30

loops is knitted between the first 1 loop is

00:51:33

added between the first two knits

00:51:35

2 purl are not touched between the

00:51:38

second two knits are added 1

00:51:41

knit stitch turns out to be 8 loops, then

00:51:45

2 purl loops are left untouched and the next 2 knit

00:51:49

stitches turn into 3 knit stitches between

00:51:52

them, here the butterfly is placed here,

00:51:54

after that 2 purl loops are knitted,

00:51:57

which are unchanged, and from these two

00:52:00

knit stitches you need to knit a rope of 4

00:52:04

knit stitches so we finished knitting the

00:52:07

purl loop,

00:52:08

we made an increase, then knit 2 knit stitches

00:52:11

and the increase turns out to be 4 knit stitches

00:52:15

all and 2 purl ones, after that 2 knit stitches are

00:52:21

placed between them with a butterfly, it

00:52:24

turns out that this is 3 knit and 2 purl

00:52:28

rapport is completed, this is one report,

00:52:32

then everything is repeated exactly the same way 6

00:52:36

elastic loops are knitted 8 loops of a

00:52:39

large rope from two knit loops of elastic are

00:52:42

knitted 3 knit loops are knitted

00:52:46

again, the purl loops are not touched here

00:52:48

from 2 knit 4 loops of a small rope and

00:52:52

again from 2 knit here three knit

00:52:55

loops are understood like this and now you and I have

00:53:00

it all we'll knit this

00:53:04

whole row with you now, I'm the one who'll

00:53:07

show you how to knit this whole thing, okay,

00:53:10

let's go, let's try to knit, so let's

00:53:14

start knitting, I'll show this whole thing

00:53:16

on a sample, what should you

00:53:19

do by the time we start

00:53:22

doing it now? our increases, cast on one hundred

00:53:25

and twenty-eight loops and knit with an elastic band

00:53:27

2 by 2 edge 2 knit 2

00:53:30

purl 2 knit 2 purl, finish with

00:53:32

two knits and an edge in this way

00:53:36

turn m and a half centimeters or 30

00:53:38

rows like I have three needles and

00:53:42

now this row begins when we

00:53:46

are making increases to reach one hundred and

00:53:48

sixty-six stitches, take 3 and a half knitting needles

00:53:53

on triple needles you now have

00:53:55

your elastic band, it is sleeping and 3 and a

00:53:58

half knitting needles now you will take it to

00:54:00

knit the entire main pattern,

00:54:01

look what I did so that

00:54:04

this is especially for beginners it will be

00:54:07

useful in order not to get confused with

00:54:11

my reports, I have

00:54:14

6 reports here, look, I

00:54:19

should have 1 edge loop, then 6

00:54:22

reports, and at the very end,

00:54:25

either a harness or 8 knit ones, they will come out of

00:54:29

6 elastic loops and at the end, 1 edge

00:54:34

loop, and so on you know what I did for

00:54:36

each of the six reports and the last one I

00:54:39

separated these loops with markers

00:54:43

but don’t forget that we are

00:54:46

just knitting an elastic band so in one

00:54:50

report we have 20 loops in the elastic and from

00:54:54

these 20 loops we will get 26 loops of

00:54:59

the main pattern, that is, for every 20

00:55:02

loops of report 1 we will add 6

00:55:05

additional loops to form

00:55:08

our pattern, so look what I did, I

00:55:12

separated every 20 elastic loops with a

00:55:15

marker 20 here is the edge plus 20 loops

00:55:19

marker 20 loops marker 20 loops marker

00:55:24

next I have so it turned out 6 reports

00:55:27

and at the very end here are 20 stitches marker and at the

00:55:32

very end I have 2 knit 2

00:55:35

purl 2 knit this is 6

00:55:38

elastic loops and the edge of these last 6

00:55:41

loops will turn out this is ours

00:55:43

or 8 knit or a harness of 8 loops

00:55:48

good and so in each repeat of 20

00:55:52

loops we need to add 6,

00:55:55

I didn’t hide the sweater on purpose so that it

00:55:59

would be clear where we

00:56:01

are and what we now need to

00:56:04

knit, everything starts with a

00:56:08

big rope, here it is, it should be the

00:56:12

same here I have 8 knit stitches here

00:56:15

and so I will form 8 knit ones from 6

00:56:20

elastic loops

00:56:22

and as in the diagram, be careful if you

00:56:25

want to follow the diagram well and

00:56:28

since we are now forming all this, look at

00:56:31

the edge, remove it and then from 2 knit ones we will

00:56:36

now make 3 knit and increase,

00:56:41

increase, I make the simplest, crossed

00:56:45

yarn over the back wall from the bottom, then

00:56:49

knit, we already have 2 knits and

00:56:53

it turned out 3 after that here 2

00:56:56

we need to now knit 8 knits, 2

00:56:59

purl we knit with knits behind the

00:57:03

front wall and the next two loops

00:57:06

3 we make 1 increase and 2

00:57:15

made the first harness and from 8 loops from 6 elastic

00:57:19

loops we got 8 knit stitches

00:57:22

1 row we do not form bundles and we do

00:57:25

not make any crossings we

00:57:27

only add loops each bundle

00:57:29

consists of knit loops then 2

00:57:33

purl loops you have just formed 1

00:57:38

harness of 6 loops 8 further 2 purl and the

00:57:41

next we make from two loops 3

00:57:44

knit in which will be the front with such a

00:57:47

strip, which means we add

00:57:50

one loop between the knits again with a crossed

00:57:53

yarnover and again purl 2 1 2

00:58:00

after these 2 knits we made three of

00:58:04

them, knitted 2 purls now from 2

00:58:07

we must knit 4 knit stitches in

00:58:11

order for us to get this

00:58:13

flagellum of ours, the same thing you see, 2

00:58:15

purls are finished, these two knit stitches should

00:58:18

turn into a flagellum of 4, we add not

00:58:22

between them but next to them we make the first increase, we

00:58:25

knit 2 knit ones and immediately after 2

00:58:31

knit 2 increase,

00:58:33

that's it, we've got a flagellum of 4 loops,

00:58:37

here it is, then 2 purl one-two and

00:58:45

then

00:58:47

from 2 knit stitches we knit 3 knit ones between

00:58:52

them, we make an increase 1 2 and 3

00:58:58

then 2 purl and the rapport is finished,

00:59:02

look at 2 purl and the

00:59:07

next rapport begins

00:59:08

again from 6 loops of elastic we make 8

00:59:12

loops and the rope is now over 1 rapport

00:59:16

transferred a marker beginners be sure to

00:59:18

use a marker I don’t use

00:59:20

markers because well, you already have some experience in knitting

00:59:22

if you’ve just recently don’t need to be

00:59:25

embarrassed about the markers hung up and

00:59:27

definitely don’t get confused the next rapport

00:59:30

we do exactly the same thing, here it is, the first

00:59:33

rope of 6 elastic loops, we make 8 rope

00:59:37

loops, 8 knit stitches between the first

00:59:41

two knit stitches, we add one, the next purls we knit with the knit

00:59:46

ones behind the front

00:59:49

wall and between the second knit stitches we make an

00:59:52

increase

00:59:53

pop pop we formed this big

00:59:59

rope in now 2 purl 2 purl

01:00:04

from the next 2 knit we form 3

01:00:07

knit between the two knit, add a

01:00:11

loop then again 2 purl

01:00:15

untouched and now after these

01:00:19

knit and 2 purl and from 2 knit

01:00:22

we make a small rope, so 2 knit

01:00:27

loops should turn into 4 we are not

01:00:29

between them she even adds two loops

01:00:31

so before and after before

01:00:37

2 knit and after them a flagellum and 2

01:00:42

purl flagellum and 2 purls now

01:00:49

from 2 knits we make 3 knits between

01:00:53

two knits and again 2 purls 2

01:00:58

rapport is completed with you you will reach the end of the

01:01:02

row literally the entire row each report

01:01:05

because beginners can get lost, I don’t

01:01:09

want this to happen the next

01:01:10

rapport again and from 6 elastic loops 8

01:01:14

loops of a large strand

01:01:16

knit between the first two knits

01:01:19

additionally we do 2 purls we knit

01:01:23

between the second knits we do the

01:01:26

same with a beam and then 2 purls

01:01:31

after that we from two loops we knit

01:01:35

3 of

01:01:36

us 3 knit ones here should be after

01:01:40

this 2 purl ones made 2

01:01:46

purl ones and from 2 knit ones we make a flagellum

01:01:49

if a rope of 4 loops needs to be made from

01:01:52

two then before these two knit ones

01:01:55

we make an increase and after 2 purl ones and

01:02:00

again from 2 knit ones we knit 3 between

01:02:05

them, we make an increase and

01:02:07

purl it perfectly, the next rapport is

01:02:13

left just a little bit of what we are doing

01:02:19

now is a large harness 1 of 8 loops to the

01:02:23

first 2 knit stitches between them, an increase

01:02:27

then the next 2 purl stitches we knit with

01:02:30

the knit stitches and the second two knit stitches between them, an

01:02:34

increase made a rope

01:02:39

2 purl stitches now from

01:02:43

We knit 2 knit 3, which means between them we make an

01:02:47

increase, then 2 purl and a small

01:02:52

rope of 4 loops, which means before two

01:02:55

knit 2 knit and after 2 knit we

01:03:01

increase further 2 purl and

01:03:05

again from 2 knit we make 3 knit

01:03:09

between them, an increase and the last 2

01:03:14

purls of this report next

01:03:19

report five out of six we make 8 from the first

01:03:23

between the first knits

01:03:26

we knit an increase then we knit 2 purls

01:03:29

and between the second knits we knit an

01:03:32

increase and we grabbed the hob by the back wall of the yarn over from

01:03:36

below we

01:03:40

made a rope from 8 2 we purled further from the

01:03:45

next two knits we made 3 knits

01:03:48

between them increase 2 purls now a

01:03:53

small tourniquet means before and after

01:03:56

knits before

01:03:57

before knit 2 and after knits ok

01:04:03

also 2 purls and again we make

01:04:09

2 knits 3 between them increase if

01:04:16

something is not clear follow the diagram or the

01:04:19

diagram is not clear again and the same

01:04:22

passage with me,

01:04:25

probably knit the last report, this is ours and

01:04:28

again from 6 elastic loops we knit

01:04:31

8 knit stitches between the first two

01:04:36

knit stitches, we knit the next 2 purl stitches with knit

01:04:40

stitches and between the second

01:04:43

knit stitch we also knit an increase, we got

01:04:46

8 loops of a large rope, then 2

01:04:49

purl stitches the next 2 knit stitches

01:04:52

turn into 3 knit stitches between us, we

01:04:55

increase again 2 purl stitches and the

01:04:58

next 2 knit stitches turn into a

01:05:01

flagellum of four, which means before the knit stitches,

01:05:03

increase

01:05:05

2 knit stitches and after them, increase 2 purl stitches

01:05:08

again, from two loops we make 3

01:05:13

increases between them and the last 2

01:05:16

purl stitches loops of the last 6 airport

01:05:20

you have such reports, maybe five,

01:05:23

maybe six, maybe seven depending

01:05:25

on the size and at the end, in any case,

01:05:28

we should have a harness of 8 loops or

01:05:31

just 8 facial loops for symmetry,

01:05:34

this all starts with this, and the sign and

01:05:37

ends with We will

01:05:40

now make 6 elastic loops, 8 knit stitches, in exactly the same way

01:05:44

as at the beginning, between the first two

01:05:46

knit stitches we make further 2

01:05:49

knit stitches and between the second knit stitches we

01:05:56

make a raspberry and we knit the edge loop purlwise and

01:06:00

try to remove the first edge stitch and

01:06:01

knit the last edge stitch

01:06:05

purl in any row, now I’ll show

01:06:09

you how to knit this row,

01:06:13

purl we’ve already

01:06:16

made the increases that we’ve made, now we need all these

01:06:18

increases and we need to knit them, we’re now knitting 8

01:06:22

purl stitches that we’ve

01:06:24

added, here they are, this is this, this is

01:06:28

what we’re these we knit the loops

01:06:31

purl to the back wall to the back from the

01:06:37

bottom we go in we knit all these

01:06:41

loops will be knitted with purl

01:06:43

loops 8 purl loops here again the

01:06:50

added loop behind the back wall, here

01:06:52

you see it you need to grab it by the

01:06:55

back knit purl and so the plaits are

01:06:58

knitted completely with purl loops in the

01:07:01

purl on the side the

01:07:04

purl stitches that were knitted are they

01:07:06

knitted

01:07:08

raw? The knit stitches are knitted. The purl stitches are turned into

01:07:13

added loops. Don’t forget all the

01:07:16

added loops. We will

01:07:18

knit

01:07:19

in this row behind the back wall with a purl

01:07:22

loop.

01:07:32

yay, here

01:07:35

it is added,

01:07:37

which means I knit it with a purl loop

01:07:40

behind the back wall, all the added loops,

01:07:45

here you see again, here it is added, it is

01:07:49

so twisted,

01:07:50

you will have to recognize it

01:07:53

2 knits further, again added care,

01:07:58

that is, I see the purl I knit the purl I

01:08:01

see the knit knit the knit like this, the

01:08:05

whole lay out this row clearly, so I

01:08:13

want to show you

01:08:14

the harness, especially the one that we have from 8

01:08:19

loops, so it is

01:08:21

knitted in a certain way, this harness I

01:08:23

will now show you well and so on until

01:08:26

the end of the row, please tie it, I think

01:08:28

you can handle it and beginners can handle it, well

01:08:31

Moreover, old-timers can handle it by itself, don’t

01:08:34

forget that we knit the purl

01:08:35

with purls, because we see the purl, we knit the purl, we see the knit, we knit the knit, I see the knit, I knit

01:08:41

the knit,

01:08:44

I see the added loop, I knit it behind the back

01:08:49

wall, purl loops, here

01:08:52

it is added, that’s all to the end of the row,

01:08:56

please cherish you and me we made

01:09:01

an increase, that is, for every 20 elastic

01:09:03

loops we now have 26

01:09:06

rapport loops, we knitted the entire

01:09:09

purl row and now in the

01:09:12

next row we need to do these,

01:09:14

start crossing, let’s

01:09:16

show you a diagram of the strands, look at

01:09:19

this small harness,

01:09:20

here’s our prominent one, look at it this is a

01:09:25

harness that consists of four loops,

01:09:28

here 2 by 2 2 are crossed from the face and

01:09:32

2 knits with two knits with a slope to the

01:09:34

right side and then the purl row is knitted, the front row is knitted, the front row is

01:09:40

purl, and in the next front

01:09:43

row in the seventh front row,

01:09:46

the crossing is done again. pattern repeat

01:09:49

6 rows in the first row is done and

01:09:54

the crossing is done and then 5

01:09:56

rows are knitted with knit stitches in the front row

01:09:59

these are the knit stitches in the purl row these are the

01:10:02

purl loops, it’s clear that the crossing of

01:10:07

this flat rope of 8 loops

01:10:10

is done like this in the first row 2

01:10:14

knit stitches are knitted then crossing 4 is done

01:10:18

knit with two knits, the next row is

01:10:22

knitted with purl loops, this is the

01:10:24

purl row and the next

01:10:27

facial row, that is, the first facial row

01:10:28

and this is the 2nd facial row, there is immediately

01:10:31

a crossing of 4 by 2 and at the end of the 2

01:10:34

facial loops and then there are 4 5 6 7 8 9 and 10

01:10:40

rows knitted with knit stitches with

01:10:43

on the front row these are knit stitches on the

01:10:46

purl row these are purl loops in the

01:10:49

eleventh row

01:10:50

the report begins again from the beginning, that is, the whole rapport

01:10:53

is 10 rows and again everything

01:10:56

starts from the beginning 2 knits and 4 by 2

01:10:58

now I will show you these

01:11:01

crossings and further you,

01:11:03

my good ones, will knit

01:11:06

this entire sweater on your own right up until the moment when I

01:11:10

show you the neckline and shoulder

01:11:15

bevels, and so look at our

01:11:19

front row and in the front row we start

01:11:25

the report, we knit the first two loops with knit

01:11:29

stitches just like the

01:11:32

next 6 loops need to be crossed 4

01:11:35

with two

01:11:36

with a slope to the right side 2 knit stitches I

01:11:42

take off and leave them at work

01:11:46

I hold them like this in packs or on an auxiliary

01:11:49

knitting needle if you want

01:11:51

and just knit the next 4 knit stitches

01:11:54

1 2 3 and 4 got it 4 by 2

01:12:02

now I pick it up on the left knitting needle here

01:12:05

these two taken off I

01:12:09

need to find them not through the screen, so I

01:12:13

lift them up and just now

01:12:17

I knit them all the first crossing I

01:12:19

did here in the diagram you see 2

01:12:26

knitted then 2 with four

01:12:29

made on made such a cross sli of

01:12:32

this look we just knit I see

01:12:34

purl I knit the purls, I see further 3

01:12:38

knits, so I just knit 3

01:12:40

knits, they will be knitted like this, it

01:12:43

will be stripes of three knits,

01:12:45

then 2 purls and now 4 knits,

01:12:50

this is our small strand, small strands are

01:12:52

knitted 2 by 2, just with a slope also to the

01:12:56

right side, remove 2 loops, leave

01:12:58

behind we knit the work 2 knits

01:13:03

and throw the 2 removed ones onto the left knitting needle and

01:13:08

knit them too, that is, we have all

01:13:12

the crossings, all the twists, these ones

01:13:16

go to the right side, if we

01:13:18

twist to the right, this means the first two

01:13:21

loops, we remove the next ones, knit them and

01:13:25

then take those removed and we knit

01:13:27

everything we finish the report 2 purl 3

01:13:32

knit and 2 purl all this report is

01:13:36

finished I’ll show you another report now

01:13:39

because then you will knit

01:13:42

this whole thing yourself

01:13:44

because each report is knitted

01:13:46

identically again here 8 knit this is our

01:13:49

flagellum which consists of 8 loops we

01:13:52

first knit the first two loops

01:13:55

simply with knit stitches, the next 6 loops are

01:13:59

crossed two by four with a tilt with a

01:14:02

twist of the point and to the right, which means

01:14:05

we remove two loops, leave them for work, knit 4 loops

01:14:08

2 3 4,

01:14:14

take the removed ones

01:14:16

and knit them, how to knit strands there is a

01:14:21

master class on on our channel and not only

01:14:23

on my channel on various other channels

01:14:26

so study and if you don’t know how to do 2

01:14:29

purls then 3 knits again 2

01:14:33

purls and a small flagellum of 4

01:14:36

loops, also twisted to the right, this

01:14:39

means the first two loops we remove

01:14:41

then 2 are knitted and removed and we take them

01:14:47

to the left knitting needle and we also knit them, we

01:14:50

finish the report with two

01:14:52

purls, three knits and the last

01:14:57

two

01:14:58

purls, that’s all, and again repeat the

01:15:00

next rapport again, our eight

01:15:03

loops of the harness, you need to knit

01:15:06

this row now at the very end of the row after the

01:15:11

last airport, don’t forget what

01:15:13

you have left 2 these eight loops and

01:15:16

again,

01:15:17

or you make a rope, if at first

01:15:19

you made a rope, then at the end make a

01:15:21

rope of 8 loops or just knit with

01:15:24

knit stitches, you know on the night row you

01:15:28

see the knit ones,

01:15:29

knit the knit ones, you see the purl ones, knit the

01:15:33

purl ones, and in the next front row I will

01:15:35

show you, that is, we have already finished

01:15:38

twisting the small strand, but the large strand

01:15:41

still needs to spin, I have already started knitting

01:15:44

and I still need to do some twisting, let's

01:15:45

go make the front row, we knit

01:15:48

all the strands,

01:15:49

we knit the purl row and in the next

01:15:51

knitting row we meet with you,

01:15:55

so we are back in front row and

01:15:59

now we will make the next find here is the

01:16:01

second front row now we

01:16:04

first need to make this 2 by

01:16:06

4 rope and then knit 2 front loops and in

01:16:10

this way we will finish twisting a

01:16:12

large rope and then I want to

01:16:15

show you how to count the rows so as not to get

01:16:18

confused when to make the next twists

01:16:20

and so I have this strand right here

01:16:23

to the edge I removed so the first

01:16:25

two loops I now immediately remove

01:16:30

them send them to work with your finger

01:16:32

hold the next 4 loops

01:16:35

I knit 1 2 3 4

01:16:40

and now take from those that you removed on

01:16:44

the left knitting needle I knit them with knit stitches, we

01:16:48

made a twist like this one here 4 which is on

01:16:51

2

01:16:52

and we still have 2 knit stitches left, it’s still the

01:16:58

same strand, now the twisting of

01:17:02

this strand is finished, then we

01:17:05

knit 2 purl them, 3 knit ones,

01:17:09

we continue with what I see, I knit 2

01:17:11

purl we have a small rope already

01:17:13

formed, we continue to knit it

01:17:16

simply with knit loops 4 knit loops

01:17:18

again 2 purl 3 knit 2

01:17:26

purl and the end of the report here is the next

01:17:30

rope I show again the next rope

01:17:33

consists of 8 loops this is a big rope

01:17:36

the first two loops we immediately we take them off,

01:17:39

we send them to work,

01:17:41

we knit 4 knit stitches 2 3 4 we take these

01:17:47

stitches for an hour, we knit them

01:17:52

once or twice and

01:17:55

the last 2 knit stitches in this harness are all

01:17:58

formed, so we

01:18:01

get something like this,

01:18:03

smoothly going, this is the twist we

01:18:08

understand, it’s quite flat but

01:18:10

at the same time, bulging friends, well, all

01:18:14

this is what I wanted to show you, and

01:18:17

first, again, yes, I want to show

01:18:20

this moment, as I think, I hope it

01:18:23

will be visible now so that I don’t get confused,

01:18:27

look here, you will always find a

01:18:30

hole like this,

01:18:33

it’s just like that you can find it with your finger, there’s

01:18:36

a hole like this,

01:18:40

this is the moment of this crossing, it’s

01:18:43

everywhere, the biggest hole is

01:18:47

from this hole to the next hole, here’s

01:18:51

one hole, the second in a small bundle

01:18:54

should be 6 rows, and now I’m counting

01:18:57

my hole, so now it’s even closer here is

01:19:01

my hole and I count the purl rows

01:19:04

one two three 4 5 and 6 the

01:19:12

next hole here it is marked with

01:19:15

such a front loop going to the left like this

01:19:19

hop and over this loop on the

01:19:23

hole again we begin to count one two

01:19:28

three 4 5 six if there are six of you,

01:19:34

which means now you are doing a twist, it’s clear

01:19:37

and here there should be 10, here we find the

01:19:40

hole with our finger literally,

01:19:42

it’s possible to find it right away, so let’s go count, here it is and

01:19:47

start counting over it, one two

01:19:50

should be 10 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 and

01:20:03

10 means now we start making the

01:20:06

next twist, it’s clear that is, you either

01:20:10

do a separate row counter for each strand, or you

01:20:13

learn to read like me so that you can

01:20:17

think on the fly, so we found a hole and

01:20:20

went to count 2 4 6 8 10th row we do,

01:20:28

wait, well, like all the pieces I considered it my

01:20:32

duty to do this in this part in a huge

01:20:34

way, but I still want to say what you need to

01:20:38

do now, you need to

01:20:41

knit the front part and the back too,

01:20:45

until the second part comes out, you have something to

01:20:48

do, just knit 40

01:20:51

centimeters or more or less

01:20:53

as you want then go to the lesson

01:20:57

on the cloud sweater, find where there is

01:21:01

this part with additional loops,

01:21:04

make additional loops and knit

01:21:08

15-16 centimeters in a straight line,

01:21:12

I hope everything is clear, we will meet you, I

01:21:15

will show you in the second part

01:21:17

this upper part, well, all mine good,

01:21:21

I believe in you, forward, it’s not so easy, well, in

01:21:25

fact, it’s more difficult to explain than to knit,

01:21:27

knitting it is very easy, forward, you are my

01:21:30

smart girls, I’m waiting for great results, we’ll knit it,

01:21:34

you’ll be knitting it in the next part, we’ll

01:21:37

meet you in the second part, but for now the wick

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