Oblique knitting knitting is not a very common technique, but very beautiful. This technique cannot be called popular, but the thing made in the technique of the diagonal pattern looks very original and beautiful. Let's figure out how to do oblique knitting?
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Oblique knitting is not the easiest one, so I do not recommend for beginners to tackle complicated things right away. The narrowing and expansion of the canvas is not so difficult to do, but in calculating the number of loops and sizes, you will need experience behind the back. But there is a very big plus in diagonal knitting - you will be rewarded with a wonderful thing. Such stripes perfectly emphasize the figure, hiding minor imperfections. Pullovers, tops, ponchos, capes, vests, knitted in this way look great. And also not the whole thing can be diagonal, but only a fragment - for example, a central braid, an elastic band or a yoke.
If you understand the technique of oblique knitting, then everything is not so difficult. In general, all the work can be divided into three stages, which everyone can master. This is expansion of the fabric, even knitting, narrowing of the fabric. Let's take a closer look:
1. We start knitting by knitting a triangle. We collect 3 loops on the needles and knit with the front stitch, adding in each row an additional loop in front of the hem and at the end of the row after the hem. Do not add loops in the purl rows.
2. When the number of loops reaches the desired one, at the beginning of the row add a loop in front of the hem, and at the end of the row we knit 2 together with a purl loop. But we do not do it tightly, otherwise it will pull the edges.
3. When we have knitted the required length, proceed to narrowing the fabric. At the beginning of the row of loops, we do not add, but at the end we knit 2 together with a purl loop. Pull the two remaining loops through one another.
One of the biggest challenges is determining at what height you need to taper the canvas in order to finish at the desired height. Thus, by adding and subtracting loops, you get the desired width of the canvas, only the drawing will be directed diagonally. Therefore, such knitting is called diagonal.
When you have fully mastered all three steps, the bias knitting will not seem so difficult. Having calculated the required length and width, you can create a masterpiece with your own hands. By combining Beautiful colors, you get a beautiful diagonal pattern - two-color or multi-color.
Stripes- simplest color knitting option: Take different skeins and knit a row. You will have a horizontal stripe. Vertical stripes are also quite simple to do - knit the product across, and not from bottom to top (or from top to bottom). Diagonal stripes around the edges need to be shaped, but you won't regret the effort. Stripes can be expressive or restrained, colors can be both saturated and bright, and restrained. You can only choose two colors, or you can combine as many colors as you like. Stripes can be knitted in arithmetic sequences. To knit a piece, you just need to figure out how to get started with different skeins of yarn. In short, the possibilities are endless.
Method of knitting strips depends on whether you are doing flat knitting or circular knitting. Therefore, we will first consider these options, and then move on to developing patterns.
Flat knitting
When you knit in rows back and forth, it is very easy to make colored stripes of different widths. The main task is to determine when to change the color and whether it is worth cutting the thread when switching to a new color. Now let's imagine how wide you will be knitting a strip, how many colors to use and what kind of finished product will look like.
Starting a new streak
Starting to knit a strip of a different color, you can use several in simple ways to secure the yarn. At the beginning of the row, set the working thread aside, thread a different color into the knit and continue knitting with a new thread. If the distance between the stripes is too large, you should cut the yarn between them, then the edges will not tighten. However, if the knit has a base color and narrow stripes in contrasting colors, you can keep the base color and trim off the rest.
We start to knit a strip... Keep the ends of both strands free, we will come back to them later. Continue knitting until you have completed the stripe you want.
Draw the thread along the edge... If you decide to knit with the same threads every few rows, then you do not need to cut the yarn between the strips. Just grab it from the side, leaving a loose enough loop so the knitting will stretch normally.
We twist the threads... If you think you shouldn't run the yarn around the edge, you can always secure it by twisting every two rows with a working thread, or simply cut the threads between the strips.
We knit paired rows
When knitting strips, you can use several tricks that will simplify the knitting process, you do not have to constantly cut the thread, and therefore very few ends remain. The acceptable knitting method will depend on the pattern chosen, the width of the stripe, and the number of colored stripes.
Working with thread ends
In the process of knitting, immediately decide how much thread you will leave. If you are going to tie the ends from the wrong side of the product, then they should be 10-15 cm. For fringes or laces, the ends should be longer. If weaving the ends of the threads seems too troublesome for you, you can always use other methods.
»Do not leave the ends loose until you finish knitting - weave them into the knit as often as possible.
»Weave them in while knitting.
»Include ends in fringe.
»If the ends are at the edge and will not be visible in the garment (for example, in the side seam), then connect them in the form of a French" braid ".
»Many small braids can be made from the ends left on the outside. Decorate them with beads or bells.
»There are several ways to trim the edges with the loose ends of the threads, such as with a strap or knit piping.
Stockinet... If you always start a new strip after purl-knit stitches, then all the ends of the threads will remain from one end of the knit fabric. As a result, the threads can be fastened along the edge without cutting. Of course, if the stripes are not too wide. In strips 2.4 or 6 rows wide, the yarn is easy to pick up.
Garter knitting... An even number of rows of garter stitch creates neat scars where the color changes to front side... The stripes can be of any width, as long as you knit an even number of rows with each color.
One row wide strip
If in flat knit you want to make stripes one row wide and knit in two colors, it is better to use circular knitting needles. Knit a row with the first color, move the loops to the other end of the knitting needle and knit the next row with yarn of the second color, so you don't have to cut the thread every time you change color. In this way, you can knit stripes made with one row of loops, with an even number of colors.
ROW 1: On the front side, knit in the first color, then slide the knitted strip back to the other end of the knitting needle.
ROW 2: Knit again on the front side of the loop with the front loops in a second color and turn the work over.
ROW 3: Purl from wrong side with color first, then slide to other end of knitting needle.
ROW 4: Re-knit purl stitches from inside out using a different color of thread.
One row wide stripes with an odd number of colors
If the job has an odd number of threads different color, that is, a very simple way to knit strips in one row wide. For example, with three colors of threads, you can make a hosiery, knitting with each color one row and each time, finishing a row, turn the knitting. After the first three rows have been completed, each time knitting to the end of the row, pick up the thread fixed along the edge and knit with it. Knit with threads different colors in the same sequence. The described method can be used for knitting with any odd number of threads. Remember to pick up the thread that is attached to the edge. Thus, sample A.
ROW 1: Knit, color No. 1.
ROW 2: Purl, color # 2
ROW 3: knit, color No. 3.
ROW 4: Purl, color 1.
ROW 5: Knit, color No. 2.
ROW 6: purl, color No. 3.
Knitting patterns consisting of many colors
If you knit a lot of colored yarns, both even and odd, the yarns will be pulled long distances between the strips, so you may need to trim them. And if you cut off the threads, one row wide strips can be knitted with any number of threads of different colors.
Knitting strips of hosiery
Hosiery is distinguished by the presence of clearly defined front and back sides. By changing the colors of the threads, you will notice that the stripes on the working side (A) have an even, solid edge. On the seamy side (B), the edge will be uneven and uneven. You can also make the seamy side to be the front, this method of knitting is called seamy stitch.
Knitting stripes in garter stitch
Like hosiery, garter stitch is an easy way to change colors every two rows. You can be sure that the threads will be secured at the edges exactly where you need them. Making two rows of garter stitch, you need to make a one-color scar on the edge (B). back side the canvas will differ markedly (D).
Knitting diagonal stripes
Diagonal stripes are knitted by knitting additions on one side and decreases on the other, which requires some effort. This is done like this. First, make two loops and then work in garter stitch, adding one loop at the beginning of each row until one side of the triangle is the correct width. Now continue adding stitches at the beginning of each row on one side only and subtracting them at the beginning of the row on the other side. The result will be two parallel edges, and the knitting itself will go diagonally. When you have knitted a large enough number of rows, form the end corner by decreasing one loop at the beginning of each row until there are three loops left. Knit three stitches together as a knit stitch, cut the thread and pull it through the remaining one. Note: add and subtract along the edge at least one loop at a time, then the edges of the canvas will not be too tight.
Margaret Radcliffe " Colored knitting»
10.08.2014
Collection of simple patterns with embossed stripes and stripes with knitting needles
Embossed patterns with knitting needles is an alternation when knitting front and back loops, while the fabric is three-dimensional due to a combination of convex and concave sections, and also quite dense (without gaps). Therefore, such patterns are especially expressive. There are a great many relief patterns, they differ in small or large rapport. These patterns are ideal for smooth cotton, cotton / rayon, silk and linen blended yarns. If the yarn is thick, then the pattern looks especially embossed, and if it is thin, then you get an exquisite, noble structure. Embossed patterns are quite simple to knit, therefore they are recommended for beginner craftswomen, because help them gain skill and experience. Confident knitters also do not ignore embossed patterns, because they are convenient to combine with openwork and give it a special elegance. To charm relief patterns has not disappeared, they should not be ironed and treated with steam, it is enough to moisten and allow to dry in a straightened form.
We bring to your attention large collection simple patterns with embossed stripes and stripes (vertical, horizontal, diagonal) for knitting with visual patterns, diagrams, descriptions and conventions... Choose and create with pleasure!
Abbreviations:
p. - loop;
persons. - front;
out. - purl;
chrome. - edging;
crossed. - crossed.
Attention! In the diagrams, the purl rows are shown as they look from the front side.
※ Pattern 90 "Tenderness" (for 8 loops and 12 rows)
※ Trim 89 Exquisite Structure (13 sts and 8 rows)
※ Pattern 88 "Stripe with graphic relief" (28 loops and 24 rows)
※ Pattern 87 "Two textured stripes" (16 loops and 8 rows)
※ Pattern 86 "Braid from embossed stripes" (16 loops and 16 rows)
※ Pattern 85 "Original braid from stripes" (20 loops and 16 rows)
※ Pattern 84 "Stripes of relief blocks" (10 loops and 14 rows)
※ Pattern 83 Wavy Scars (2 loops, 12 rows)
※ Pattern 82 "Freeze Frame" (10 loops, 16 rows)
※ Pattern 81 "Diamonds and Net" (42 loops and 16 rows)
※ Pattern 80 "Hearts and Chevrons" (36 loops and 16 rows)
※ Pattern 79 "Egyptian Nights" (15 loops and 16 rows)
※ Pattern 78 "Embossed Stripes" (10 loops and 32 rows)
※ Pattern 77 Jagged Stripes (10 sts, 18 rows)
※ Pattern 76 "Clearing" (16 loops and 42 rows)
※ Pattern 75 "Sand Rain" (10 loops and 10 rows)
※ Pattern 74 "False Pigtail" (13 loops and 18 rows)
※ Pattern 73 "Imitation of harnesses" (19 loops and 16 rows)
※ Pattern 72 "Special Stripes" (12 loops and 8 rows)
※ Pattern 71, Symmetrical Stripes (18 sts, 8 rows)
※ Pattern 70 "Tree" (16 loops and 6 rows)
※ Pattern 69 "Moon Tracks" (6 loops and 16 rows)
※ Pattern 68 "Embossed Paths" (for 18 loops and 20 rows)
※ Pattern 67 "Curly Stripes" (12 loops and 12 rows)
※ Pattern 66 "Manzherok" (11 loops and 10 rows)
※ Pattern 65 Floral Stripes (8 stitches and 10 rows)
※ Pattern 64 "Diagonal with curly edge" (6 loops and 12 rows)
※ Pattern 63 "Decorative stripe" (42 loops and 16 rows)
※ Pattern 62 "Ornamental stripe" (for 24 loops and 26 rows)
※ Pattern 61 "Turtle" (17 loops and 32 rows)
※ Pattern 60 "Graphic stripes" (for 18 loops and 16 rows)
※ Pattern 59 Trim Stripes (22 sts and 24 rows)
※ Pattern 58 "Embossed Diagonal" (for 18 loops and 36 rows)
※ Pattern 57 "Original Tracks" (14 loops and 20 rows)
※ Pattern 56 "Bracelet" (16 loops and 24 rows)
※ Pattern 55 "Chain" (6 loops and 8 rows)
※ Pattern 54 "Stripe with chain" (10 loops and 8 rows)
※ Pattern 53 "Stripe with bows" (21 loops and 20 rows)
※ Pattern 52 "Scales" (for 8 loops and 32 rows)
※ Pattern 51 "Pastila" (10 loops and 30 rows)
※ Pattern 50 "False Pigtail" (10 loops and 30 rows)
※ Pattern 49 "Chupa-chups" (for 6 loops and 12 rows)
※ Pattern 48 "Garland" (6 loops and 12 rows)
※ Pattern 47 "Churchkhela" (for 6 loops and 8 rows)
※ Pattern 46 "Original Diagonal" (8 loops and 16 rows)
※ Pattern 45 "Structural Diagonal" (7 loops and 14 rows)
※ Pattern 44 "Diagonals 4x4" (for 8 loops and 16 rows)
※ Pattern 43 "Diagonals 3x3" (for 6 loops and 12 rows)
※ Pattern 42 "Wavy Diagonal" (4 loops and 12 rows)
※ Pattern 41 "Notched Diagonals" (18 stitches and 18 rows)
※ Pattern 40 "Carved Diagonal" (12 loops and 16 rows)
※ Pattern 39 "Calm" (12 loops and 6 rows)
※ Pattern 38 "Oblique Lines" (5 loops and 10 rows)
※ Pattern 37 "Spikelet" (for 18 loops and 16 rows)
※ Pattern 36 "Geometry" (for 18 loops and 42 rows)
※ Pattern 35 "Shikos-nakos" (for 10 loops and 12 rows)
※ Pattern 34 "Chess strip" (12 loops and 20 rows)
※ Pattern 33 "Parallels" (16 loops and 14 rows)
※ Pattern 32 "Stripe of triangles" (14 loops and 10 rows)
※ Pattern 31 "Zigzag Stripe" (9 sts and 6 rows)
※ Pattern 30 "Stripe of different heights" (for 8 loops and 28 rows)
※ Pattern 29 "Wicker" (6 loops and 8 rows)
※ Pattern 28 "Linear Row" (10 loops and 8 rows)
※ Pattern 27 "Columns 3x12" (for 8 loops and 16 rows)
※ Pattern 26 "Columns 3x16" (for 8 loops and 20 rows)
※ Pattern 25 "Bamboo" (16 loops and 20 rows)
※ Pattern 24 "Scale" (for 14 loops and 24 rows)
※ Pattern 23 "Woven Stripes" (14 sts and 32 rows)
※ Pattern 22 "Weave stripes" (16 loops and 28 rows)
※ Pattern 21 "Basket" (16 loops and 20 rows)
※ Pattern 20 "Beads on a string" (10 loops and 28 rows)
※ Pattern 19 "Forks" (14 loops and 28 rows)
Oblique knitting, it is also diagonal, the product is obtained obliquely.
You will need a certain level of dexterity and a lot of patience. Let the curvature itself be achieved by adding and subtracting loops, difficulties can arise when calculating the size and shape of the canvas. Unlike knitting in a straight line, the width of diagonal pieces is not an obvious concept. By eye, or during the first fittings, it is difficult to determine how the product will sit on you.
In the technique of oblique knitting, individual elements of complex models can be made that have decorative (patterned inserts) and functional (coquette, elastic bands) meaning. Triangle, trapezoid, parallelepiped, even a circle - these shapes can be made with knitting needles only in this way.
Diagonally knitted sectional jumper Sweater size: XS (S; M; L; XL) Sectional jumper, knitted diagonally - very interesting, bright, colorful and original knitting! 
You need
- 550 (600, 650, 700, 750) g of sectional dyeing yarn EXTRA SOFT MERINO COLOR (100% wool; 50 g / 130 m) No. 05282 in lilac-blue tones.
- Needles number 3.5-4 and 4-4.5.
- Circular knitting needles No. 3.5-4 with a 40 cm cable.
Patterns and types of loops: cut. 2 × 2, int. ch., persons. ch.
Main pattern: elm., Alternating 2 p. persons. and out. ch.
Knitting density: 10 x 10 cm = 19 stitches x 36 p. the main pattern with needles No. 4-4.5.
Description of knitting pullover
Attention! Details of the back, front and sleeves elm. diagonally, starting from the lower right corner (the arrow on the pattern is the direction of the elm.).
Back: on needles No. 4-4.5, dial 3 sts and knit 1 p. persons. n., then elm. the main pattern according to the description, approx. 1 p. on both sides in each 2nd p. 55 (60; 65; 70; 75) times, = 113 (123; 133; 143; 153) p. (With a backrest height diagonally 32 (35; 38; 41; 44) cm). With a back width and height of 42 (46; 50; 54; 58) cm, knit a trace. 12 (8; 4; 2; 0) cm (right), continue approx. on the right side in each 2nd p. 1 p., as indicated, and at the same time closing in every 2nd p. 1 p. on the left side. In this case, the number of p. Will not change.
At a height of 54 (54; 54; 56; 58) cm, close on the right edge 1 st at the beginning of the next. 110 (120; 130; 140; 150) p., Then close the remaining 3 sts. Along the bottom edge on needles No. 3.5-4, raise 82 (90; 98; 106; 114) sts., Knit 5 cm cut. 2x2 and close all p.
Front: elm., Like a back.
Sleeves: on needles No. 4-4.5, dial 3 sts and knit 1 p. persons. n., then elm. the main pattern according to the description, approx. 1 p. on both sides in each 2nd p. 44 (46; 49; 52; 55) times, = 91 (95; 101; 107; 113) p. With a sleeve height diagonally 25 (26; 27.5; 29; 31) cm. With a sleeve width and height 34 (36; 38; 40; 42) cm knit next. 16 (14; 12; 10; 8) cm (right), approx. 1 p. on the right side and at the same time closing 1 p. on the left side in each 2nd p. In this case, the number of p. Will not change.
At a height (on the right edge) of 50 cm, close 1 st at the beginning of the next. 88 (92; 98; 104; 110) p., Then close the remaining 3 sts. For the cuff along the lower edge of the sleeve on the needles No. reception 46 (50; 50; 54; 54) p., knit 5 cm cut. 2 x 2 and close all p. The second sleeve is elm. same way.
Assembly: perform shoulder seams 10 (11; 13; 14.5; 16) cm long.
Neck tape: raise faces along the neckline on circular knitting needles. reception 88 (96; 96; 100; 104) p., knit in circular p. 5 cm cut. 2 × 2 and close all sts. Mark the beginning of the armholes with markers, stepping back 17 (18; 19; 20; 21) cm from the shoulder seams. Sew sleeves into armholes and sew side and sleeve seams.
Pullover with opposite diagonal stripes
Sizes: S (M, L, XL, 2 XL, 3 XL).
Materials: 500 (550, 600, 650, 700, 750) g of section dyed yarn (100% wool, 100 m / 50 g) knitting needles No. 5.5.
Knitting density: 18 p. And 36 p. garter stitch = 10 x 10 cm.
Front / back. Knit the same. LP - front loops.
Central square. On needles cast on 109 (117, 137, 145, 153, 169) sts. Mark center loop, leaving 54 (58, 68, 72,
76, 84) sts on each side of the marker.
1st row (persons): remove 1 st., Knit LP to the end. 2nd row: remove 1 st. Knit LP up to 1 st. In front of the loop with marker, remove 2 sts, 1 LP
and stretch it through the removed loops (double decrease), knit the PL to the end. Repeat 1st and 2nd rows until 3 sts remain.
Next, row: 3 sts together LP. Cut the thread and pull it through the remaining loop to tighten.
Bottom corner. Rotate the square so that the center of the typesetting row is at the bottom, along the faces. side raise and knit LP 54 (58, 68, 72,
76, 84) sts along one bottom edge. 1st row (out): 2 sts together LP, knit LP to the last 2 sts, perform a simple broach.
2nd row: LP. Repeat rows 1 and 2 until 2 sts remain. Next, row: 2 sts together LP. Cut the thread and pulling it through
the remaining loop, tighten.
Repeat the same on the other bottom edge. And also for another detail.
Sleeves. By persons. side to lift and knit LP 54 (58, 68, 72, 76, 84) sts along one top edge of the square.
Knit persons. satin stitch, subtracting 1 p. along the upper edge (closest corner of the rhombus) in each wear. row until there are 36
(36, 40, 44, 48, 48) sts. Continue to knit, performing subtractions as indicated above, but at the same time add 1 sts from another
edges in each out. row in order to level the number of loops along the top edge, up to a sleeve height of 44.5 (46, 46, 47, 48, 48) cm from
armpits. Close the loops. Run the sleeve on the other side in the same way. Run the sleeves on the second part in the same way.
Assembly. Fold in front and back wrong sides together. Place markers 15 (15, 15, 15, 18, 18) cm from
the tops of the rhombus in the center of its side along the top edge for the neckline. Sew the top seams of the sleeves down from the markers. Sew the bottom seams of the sleeves and the side seams.
Another jumper knitted with diagonal knitting
SIZE
36 (38/40–42–44/46) 48
YOU WILL NEED
Yarn 1 (75% sheep wool, 25% extra fine polyamide; 420 m / 100 g) - 300 (300) 400 (400) 500 g dark blue;
yarn 2 (85% baby alpaca, 15% sheep wool; 250 m / 50 g) - 150 (200) 200 (250) 250 g pink-violet-green sectional dyeing; knitting needles number 3; circular needles number 3.
PATTERNS
ELASTIC
Knit alternately knit 2, purl 2.
FACIAL EQUIPMENT
Front and back rows - front loops.
PANEL KNITTING
Knit alternately knit 2, purl 2.
BASIC PATTERN
* 2 rows of front satin stitch with dark blue thread;
2 rows of sectional dyed garter stitching *.
Repeat from * to * constantly.
DENSITY OF KNITTING
25 p.x 48 p. = 10 x 10 cm, connected with the main pattern.
PATTERN
COMPLETING OF THE WORK
BACK
With dark blue thread on knitting needles No. 3, dial 4 sts and knit 1 row with the front and 1 row with the purl. Then knit as follows: 1st (front) p. with a sectional dyeing thread: from the 1st p. knit 1 front and 1 front crossed, then knit all the front loops to the last loop, from the last loop knit 1 front and 1 front crossed = added 2 points.
2nd (purl) p. sectional dyeing thread: front loops.
3rd p. dark blue thread: knit like 1st p.
4th p. dark blue thread: purl.
In height, repeat the 1st-4th p. until the length of the back on the left edge reaches 44 (48) 52 (56) 60 cm = back width.
From this place in each front row along the left edge, instead of increments, knit the last 2 stitches together with the front one, continue the increments along the right edge. Thus, the number of loops remains unchanged.
When the height of the part reaches 58 (59) 60 (61) 62 cm along the right edge, in each front row, perform reductions only along the right edge as follows: remove the 1st p. As with knitting, 1 front, pull the removed loop through it.
Perform decrements on both sides until 2 sts remain on the needles.
Knit these 2 loops together with the front one and pull the thread through the last loop.
FRONT
Knit like a back. Shoulder seams sew with a mattress seam. On both sides of the shoulder seam measure for armholes 18 (19) 20 (21) 22 cm and mark.
SLEEVES
With a dark blue thread on the needles No. 3, dial on the edges between the marks 82 (87) 92 (97) 102 loops and knit with the main pattern. For side bevels in each next 16 (14) 12 (10) 8th p. subtract on both sides 10 (12) 15 (17) 20 x 1 p. For size 38/40 after 14 p. subtract another 1 p. and for size 44/46 after 10 p. still subtract 1 p. = 62 p.
Through 47 (45) 43 (41) 39 cm from the beginning of the sleeve, additionally knit a 6 cm dark blue thread with an elastic band.
Then close the hinges freely according to the drawing.
Tie the second sleeve in the same way.
ASSEMBLY
Moisten the details slightly, stretch according to the dimensions indicated in the pattern and leave until completely dry. Side seams and sleeve seams, respectively, with one seam. For a collar with dark blue thread on knitting needles No. 3, dial 35 p. And knit 50 cm with the main pattern. Connect the open loops of the last row to the initial edge with a loop-to-loop seam.
Sew the collar into the neckline so that the colored ribs lie outside when the lapel is turned up.
For planks along the lower edge of the front and back with a dark blue thread, cast on circular needles No. 3, evenly distributing, 264 (288) 312 (336) 360 p. And knit in circular rows with an elastic band. After 6 cm, the loops are free to close according to the pattern.
Apr 20, 2016 Galinka
