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Please make your choice:
Before you finally choose your knitting example, take time to knit a work sample of your knitting example – however it isn’t this work sample, which you knit normally to measure the numbers of stitches in breadth and the rows in heightin centimeters. Only so you can compose your own opinion about the possibilities and the effect ofthe example after your form of knitting – especially if it’s a model of your phantasy. This sample wants to help you to decide a considered choice and to be familiar with the form of working of your example, before you begin with the real knitting.
Rounding 1
Pass the indicated number of stitches at the beginning of the row.
Rounding 2
Crochet 1 fix stitch, 1 half treble and Then 1 treble as change.
Rounding 3
Drop 3 half droped trebles together at the end of the follow returning course
Rounding 4
Turn with 2 chain stitches.Crochet 2 half droped trebles and drop it together.
Creating corners 1
To create a corner without a hole it will be worked 5 trebles in 1 stitch. Puncture in all following rounds in the middle treble.
Creating corners 2
Creating corners with holes: Crochet as corner group 2 trebles, 1 chain stitch, 2 trebles and work the corner group arround the chain stitch.
Crochet in of coloure palette 1
Finish every colour palette lone: Take a noose of the previous row arround the chain stitch.
Crochet in of coloure palette 2
Crochet a fix stitch and a chain stitch. The other colour thread lay behind of the work.
Crochet in of coloure palette 3
Lay all colour threads between the work and the working thread at the treble. Envelop it with the 1st noose.
Crochet in of coloure palette 4
Lay ever the loose colour threads bevor the work at the treble. Envelop it with the 1st noose.
Changing colours 1
Changing on big spaces: As best, you work with 1 ball for each field several big colour fields, which lay abreast. Take the thread of the other colour from the previous row and drop with it the last noose, while changing the colour. Thereby there don’t results span threads at the back side of the work. Both look clean and identic. Apply at the beginning of the row a new ball for changing the colour fields and crochet over the loose thread of the below laying field with the new colour.
Changing colours 2
Changing colours 2Take at the end of every colour field the over crochet thread as working thread for t he new colour space and crochet over the loose thread of the below field.
Changing colours at the beginning and the end of a row 1
Changing coulors at the beginning and end of a row will be droped the last 2 nooses of the last treble of the previous row in the new colour. the new colour space and crochet over the loose thread of the below field.
Changing colours at the beginning and the end of a row 2
Crochet along for the 1st treble of the row valid for the turn chain stitch in the new colour and then turn the work.
Changing colours at the beginning and the end of a row 3
Crochet the 3rd turning chain stitch in the new colour if the pattern begins after the turning chain stitch again with another colour.
Changing colours within the row 1
The normal colour change will be made: It will be droped the last treble of the pattern in the new colour within the row.
Changing colours within the row 2
Drop the last 2 nooses in the next colour if there is only one pattern treble in one colour.
Changing colours within the row 3
Here the lone pattern trebles. Carry the non working thread behind of the work.
Decrease/Increase several stitches on hole patterns 1
Decreasing: Balance unevenness at the beginning of the row with chain stitches at the end with angular laying trebles.
Decrease/Increase several stitches on hole patterns 2
Increasing: Crochet at the bgining of the row a bigger chain stitch curve and insert it at the beginning of the row of the work.
Picots from trebles 1
Crochet one fix stitch and 4 chain stitches. Puncture in the both front stitch elements of the fix stitch for the treble.
Picots from trebles 2
Finish to drop the treble. Pass 2 stitches of the previous row and crochet again a fix stitch in the following stitch
Crochet rounds 1
Therwith you get a really even dish you should use the same material and the same pattern continuously. Important: the increasing cant be superposed always. Fix stitches as even circle. The increasings are separated even over the round. The end of the round lay ever at the same place.
Crochet rounds 2
Trebles as even circle in forward course. The end of the round lay ever at the same place.
Crochet rounds 3
Trebles as spiral in snail form as even circle. The rounds will be merged. So we advise you to mark the beginning of the round with fixing pins
Tube crotching 1
End of a round: 1 chain stitch in the last turning chain stitch
Tube crotching 2
Puncture ever in the following stitches at the forward course.
Tube crotching 3
Back rounds: Pass the last stitch of the previous round.
Knitted trims at the crotchings 1
Trebles on knitted trims. Puncture with the hook needle into the stitch at the knitting needle from the right to the left.
Knitted trims at the crotchings 2
Turn it and take the thread to the noose. Let slip the stitch from the needle.
Knitted trims at the crotchings 3
The knitting stitches were taken off with trebles. You can choose also other crochet stithes.
Knitting stitches at the crotching 1
Pick up with the knitting needle from the beat up of the chain stitch or a fix stitch of the rows.
Knitting stitches at the crotching 2
Continue as described. Pick up the stitches and knit above in knitted trims.
Knitting stitches at the crotching 3
The other coloured thread lay loose before the fix stitch. Crochet the chain stitch.
Knitting stitches at the crotching 4
Pick up the working thread from the right to the left and draw it trough the noose to the front.
Border 1
You can make the simplest border with the chain stitch. Here 2 more ideas to border a crochet or knitting work: It will be worked fix stitches from left to the right at the cancer stitch. Pass at first * 1 stitch with 1 chain stitch for an even row of cancer stitches. Puncture in the following stitch.
Border 2
Grip around the working thread with the hook needle from the left to the right and take it trough the noose. Turn it again and drop both nooses. Repeat it from *.
Shorted rows with extra thread 1
The shorted rows will be crocheted extra into the basic pattern with an extra thread. The system is on all patterns the same. Important is the slowly changed over of little stitches to the stitches height of the basic pattern. Add the thread in the accordant stitch at the beginning of the 1st row. Then crochet in the basic pattern 1 chain stitch, Then 2 fix stitches, 2 half trebles.
Shorted rows with extra thread 2
Crochet the last 5 stitches reverse at the beginning: 2 half trebles, 2 fix stitches and 1 chain stitch. Cut the thread.
Shorted rows with extra thread 3
The 2nd row (returning course) will be worked as the 1st row but it is longer and it will be began some stitches earlier. The number of stitches in the work instruction.
Shorted rows with extra thread 4
Crochet after the shorted rows over all stitches with the working thread in rounds
Increasing on crossed crochet sleeves 1
To clarificate there was crochet in several threads. Beat up the prescribed numbers of chain stitches for the beginning of the sleeve cotter and crochet it with a forward course in the basic pattern.
Increasing on crossed crochet sleeves 2
Add a chain stitch for the next row and begin here with the following returning course.
Increasing on crossed crochet sleeves 3
The 3rd row begins with a forward course. Add as first the accordant chain stitch at the cotter and crochet it on the end of the row.
Increasing on crossed crochet sleeves 4
Continue with reciprocating courses of the sleeve seam until the end and add it on the previous row with chain stitches.
Sowing together with zigzag stitch 1
Sew together the seam of the side from the right pattern accordant: Grasp around with the needle the following treble vertical near the edge treble. Draw the thread trough.
Sowing together with zigzag stitch 2
Grasp around the following treble vertical on the 2nd crochet part near the edge treble. Then tighten fix the thread after every stitch.
Incrasing and decreasing 1
Increasing of 1 stitch at the beginning: Begin after the turning chain stitches the row in the 1st stitch.
Incrasing and decreasing 2
Increasing of 1 sitch at the end of the row or inside of the work: Crochet 2 stitches in the turning chain stitch or 1 stitch of the previous row.
Incrasing and decreasing 3
Decreasing of 1 stitch inside of the work or at the edge: Crochet on trebles in 2 stitches ever 1 half droped treble. Turn the thread.
Incrasing and decreasing 4
Draw the thread trough all 3 nooses: Work on decreasings all crochet stitches before, to this last droping basically.