The jacket is made using freeform technique. Bambino yarn from Baby Nako (130 m by 50 g, 25% wool, 75% acrylic, color code 9013 - pearl). It took about 2 kg. Here is from this collection

In a skein

I crocheted 1.3 cm. But this is individual, everyone chooses the hook for themselves.

I recommend taking something thinner for a larger item. Cashmere, for example. The knitted work is sewn to the base so that it does not deform during wear. The base is taken ready-made (the old top from the infantry), lined. Faux fur (100% wool) was used for decoration, I have left from an old jacket ...

From the work process

At first, individual flowers and scrambles were knitted.

For large flowers, a round middle part was cut out of fur, tied with a crochet, around it there are block-columns, then tie, divide everything into 5 parts and knit on each petal with single crochet for the back (by front side) and behind the front (purl) loop, making additions and decreases in the form. Then I tie all the petals with a crustacean step.

Leaves cut from fur are also crocheted. All these details are knitted into the canvas along with the scrambles.

At first, my hood was knitted.

Then she proceeded to the rest. We knit on a pattern (it was made on a jacket, on which everything will be attached as on a base-lining).

When the main parts (back, shelves) have basically been assembled, pinned to the base (an old infantry, whose fur lining is unfastened), you can sweep and knit or insert related elements to the desired shape.

The sleeves were knitted directly on the base, gradually building up the fabric. To do this, I inserted something inside the sleeve for the form.

A faux fur base is inserted into the hood.

At the end, connect all the parts, sew (sweep) everything well to the base so that knitting does not deform during the process of wearing. Sew on fur cuffs, process the edges, tie buttons (see MK "Buttons").

You can watch the video here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huZp8hBXZqc

You can also buy an inexpensive MK for such a scramble.

MK includes 170 good quality photos for all elements and the assembly process with captions right on the photo. If you want to buy, write your email. the address where you can write. You can write here in the comments or by email. mail [email protected] marked "MK"

And one more MK. It is based on large flowers and leaves that form the basis of the coat. In MK 140 photo

Beautiful womens bag in the form of a clutch, crocheted in the technique of freeforms.

The model is crocheted using the freeform technique.

You will need:

• about 300 g of section dyeing yarns of various composition and texture: wool with acrylic, yarn with lurex, mohair, viscose;
• beads of various sizes and shapes,
• beads for decoration
• hooks of various thicknesses to match the selected yarn;
• crochet hook for Tunisian knitting;
• ready-made bag with a snap-on clasp;
• lining.

Progress

The model is made in the style of freeforms, which will allow you to show your creativity and embody all your favorite techniques, knitting techniques and color combinations in one product.

For work, it is best to use a ready-made bag with a snap fastener of any size and shape and tie it using the freeform technique. The size of the handbag will determine its purpose, and the colors of the yarn and accessories chosen by you will help to bring the idea to life. V original model the selection of yarn is especially successful: black, white, beige and gold are in perfect harmony with each other and will be quilted with any item of any of these shades.

Then with a Tunisian crochet pattern 1 tie the bottom and side parts. Fold the finished parts together and connect with the RLS crochet. Pull the finished cover over the bag and sew it neatly. For decor on a EP chain, make a brush on one side and bead pendants on the other. Tie such a belt to the handle of the bag.

Materials for knitting a bag: in total, you will need 200 g of different yarns: you can use wool, acrylic, fur-like yarn, cotton, viscose, yarn with the addition of lurex, textured yarn, Iris, boucle. Select knitting needles and crochet hooks according to the thickness of the selected yarn. You will also need beads, beads, sequins for embroidery, a zipper.

Description of knitting a handbag using the freeform technique and scheme:

The bag is knitted using freeform technique. That is, your imagination is not limited here, and you can create a truly original and unique thing. You can use in work any colors of yarn and elements of different shapes that you like.

For the base of the handbag, take or ready-made old bag, or sew a cover. Make a pattern for the finished purse or case - you will distribute the elements on it. Knit the elements of the freeforms according to the schemes presented below. The number of elements, their size and location are arbitrary. You can use round elements from twisted columns (knitting patterns 44 and 44a), two-color spirals (see diagram 44 b), motifs in the form of "shells" (diagram 44 c). Fill the space between them with columns (with or without crochets), front satin stitch, garter stitch.

You can also sew on individual pieces on top of the knitted fabric.

The use of yarns of different thickness and texture, the combination of dense motifs with openwork will help create your unique author's style for a handbag.

While knitting, apply the fabric to the pattern and make sure that the surface of the bag remains flat. Optionally, you can embroider individual motifs with beads, sequins and beads.

After everything is connected, pull the knitted piece over a cover or a finished handbag and secure with inconspicuous stitches. Tie the handles of the bag with single crochets. Sew in a zipper if necessary.

Knitting patterns for freeform elements:

Master class on knitting twisted columns:

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