Узор КОСЫ или ПЛЕТЕНИЯ/АРАНЫ/КРАСИВО для любого изделия/Шапочка КРЮЧКОМ — Transcript
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- 0:00dear friends, I invite you to knit a very warm, beautiful and interesting weave hat for work,
- 0:10I use a crochet four and a half yarn, I have a half-wool of 240 meters 100 grams, such a
- 0:20hat will look pretty and interesting from literally any yarn, so I want to pay special attention
- 0:28to weaving in the lesson we with you we will learn how to perform just such a braid or weaving , we will also find out
- 0:37how an elastic band is made two by two, how these two patterns are combined, and of course,
- 0:45how to decorate a cat or the bottom of our hat, join and get to work don’t forget
- 0:57who hasn’t subscribed to subscribe to my channel to write in the comments that you
- 1:02managed to put the likes and maybe someone will use this pattern for good, let's say
- 1:11to create a vest or some other product, be sure to write, we start the execution of
- 1:20our hat 68 air loops closed with a ring, I will start the execution once two three 4
- 1:315 6 7 8 9 10 and so on I draw your attention to the loops should not be tightened mi and at the same time
- 1:44should not be very sins and you perform 68 air loops, then we will close their ring with you
- 1:52and before continuing I want to say a few words about the distribution of
- 2:00our loops in our hats there will be two patterns these are such beautiful weaves
- 2:08will be two on one side and suddenly oh, that is, in front and in the back, and there will be an elastic band two by two
- 2:16itself, weaving itself is located on
- 2:2322 loops, but since you know that any weaving, be it with knitting needles, be it a crochet,
- 2:33they take away from us until the canvas is compressed and we will start doing that yes, we will give them 16
- 2:40loops and then add loops, add our columns and 2 pattern this elastic band,
- 2:53as I said 2 by 2, that is, the rapport the width of you and me is four loops between our braids
- 3:03, you see, and weaving with braids, but one kosovo the other will be located this pattern and a
- 3:13report for 4 loops and for symmetry we add 2 loops so that we
- 3:23have concave columns after and before our weaving,
- 3:30that is, we are with you, our sixty-eight loops and chick strife in this way we divide two braids or
- 3:43two weaves of 16 loops and then we repeat to add up to 6 loops so that there are 22 loops and
- 3:55we have 18 loops on one side and on the other hand
- 4:05it is due to this fabric that you can increase the size of the cap or reduce
- 4:13it, that is, you can rubber band 2 by 2 to make it smaller, you can do more, that is, literally
- 4:24if I have four reports in width here, that is, 4 multiplied by 4, this is 16 two more loops which say
- 4:33for symmetry, you can make two reports of a trier port or, on the contrary, carry
- 4:39thinner yarn to increase the size of the cap, and the cash register itself will be located on those
- 4:47loops that we talked about 16 then add 6 loops, that is, 22 loops, I think
- 4:56it’s clear, I’ll repeat you yourself can increase or decrease the size of your hats and we will continue to
- 5:05remind we perform sixty-eight loops and close them with a ring, I performed a chain of
- 5:1568 air loops before closing the ring, be sure to wire I keep it so that my chain is not
- 5:23twisted and what I do I insert the hook into the first air loop performing connecting and
- 5:34then I will perform a row of columns with 1 double crochet 3 air lifting loops
- 5:47that replace one column for me and then in each air loop I perform one column
- 5:55double crochet, that is, everything is very simple here, you perform a row of crochet stitches,
- 6:06so we knit with you until the end of the row, I will complete the row with you, I
- 6:18complete the circular row of crochet stitches, I introduce the hook, meet the air loop of the
- 6:24lift, and perform my connecting circular the row is completed and the next row will also be preparatory
- 6:33with you, but we will distribute the loops with you on our patterns and before we
- 6:40start, I still want to say two words, look we are starting the execution, that is, the transition from one
- 6:49row to another, we begin, you see, not in front the most oblique or weaving, but literally two
- 7:01columns we will have here the transition and then another column, that is, t as you and I will not see the
- 7:08transition, but here I am showing the canvas, that is, the transition is absolutely not visible and at the same time it will
- 7:17look neater and our loops in front of the braid will not stretch too much, well, let's just say it
- 7:26looks sloppy, so I do this rubber band mine and here are 2 2 purl columns
- 7:39that should be and this is where I will perform the transition and then we will have to
- 7:45deal with you right now we will distribute our loops we will continue what we do, as I
- 7:54said, we perform the transition from one row to another, it will always be the same concave
- 8:01column without a crochet and two air lifting loops further on a curved column with one crochet according to the pattern
- 8:13and now you and I will have weaving or braid as I said it is located itself to the salt weaving
- 8:21on 22 loops and initially we are now on with you at 16 we will add the collapse column and we will get
- 8:3222 columns or 22 loops and start immediately from the first column we perform two convex columns with a common
- 8:43vertex oh please pr sensations with a common base here is our common base and different tops
- 8:54I repeat once again two convex columns or facial with a common base further 2 concave columns 1 2
- 9:08then again do the same 1 2 two convex with a common base further 2 curved
- 9:231
- 9:262 again two convex
- 9:331
- 9:412 we look and did it three times with you, so on we have two concave
- 9:502 concave two convex 1 and 2 and
- 10:03once again we get two curved and
- 10:10two convex now we will stop be sure to check everything with
- 10:24you let's see we will recount two convex
- 10:28so and Now we look two times three four times and we still need to do
- 10:43it
- 10:51five times and 2
- 11:05more, more precisely two columns, so now we are checking with you, look here our loops
- 11:17should be 16 times two three 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16th century before, that is, our weaving on
- 11:2916 columns and in the end we added with you two three times 4 5 6 columns and from 16
- 11:43plus 6 we got 22, that is, our braid will or weaving will continue on 22 columns as I
- 11:52said but or a loop and then we have a 2 by 2 elastic pattern with you we perform 2 concave columns
- 12:01all the columns with a crochet or 2 purl and 2 front
- 12:091 2 this time two and we are all very simple here quickly enough I see you can stop cutting
- 12:33in at my own pace, which I want to draw your attention to, I will repeat myself so that it is
- 12:40more clear to you, that is, due to this distance, that is, this elastic band, you can
- 12:50regulate the natural volume of your hat, and look, that is, you are now knitting an
- 12:57elastic band yourself , we have it in my case, it is located on 8 18 loops,
- 13:08that is, we knit 1 2 3 4 rapport and these are 4 loops and 2 loops we also knit so that we
- 13:17have our braids and our concave columns near the goats located symmetrically
- 13:24, this way I can see the sample directly I will make you show we
- 13:28knit our elastic band on our own clothes 321
- 13:37take six correct [__] knocks but we, okay, no matter
- 13:40what, I made an elastic band between my two weaves, I have it on
- 13:521 8 loops as I said yes you see 1 2 3 4 rapport a in width and 2 concave columns for
- 14:02symmetry and then I start to perform my second weaving in total I will have two weaves,
- 14:09that is, just like we did earlier, I will start the execution you will continue on your own,
- 14:16then perform the rubber band and have already completed the execution of the row I am with you, that is, here
- 14:22I have completed 2 columns with a common base and then 2 concave columns and again two
- 14:31convex with a common base and 2 concave and so I complete the basis for our weaving, I complete the
- 14:43execution of our circular row, here is our rubber band, I insert the hook into the second air
- 14:50loop of the rise and I complete the connecting circular row, we are finished, remember we have completed the
- 14:572nd preparatory row and now we will proceed to the execution of our weaving or pattern or
- 15:05braid, see again that the cash register itself is located on 22 loops and the report is height we
- 15:14have 6 rows, we proceed to the execution of the first row of our main pattern, that is,
- 15:24we start our braids as usual chno concave column 2 lifting loops and a concave double crochet
- 15:44completed and now our weaving begins to perform 2 crochets on the hook I skip convex
- 15:55and concave columns here are our two convex columns above the first I perform a double crochet and
- 16:04exactly the same double crochet double crochet I perform over the second column,
- 16:12then I perform 2 concave columns, look at the crochet on the hook and here our 2 concave columns
- 16:26in the previous row are very simple here, I perform as if according to Figure 1 and 2,
- 16:42then I apply a meter with the missed columns perform 2 columns
- 16:50with two crochets, also convex I take the first column more comfortably and over the old one we
- 17:00perform 2 all our weaving is ready then I perform 2 concave columns and
- 17:13perform exactly the same interlacing
- 17:21you see yes that is, nothing complicated everything is quite simple and at the same time it turns out very beautifully
- 17:32and voluminous we skip 4 vertices and knit the first a convex column with two crochets and 2
- 17:49crochets 2 concave
- 17:521 and 2 and
- 18:00now you see two columns that eat Here they go before work,
- 18:11again, the columns with two crochets are convex or the front thread was running,
- 18:21I repeat, take it more conveniently when performing the columns, I take the usual one and
- 18:282 see
- 18:35all our second weaving with you is ready and we still have to do exactly the
- 18:46same 3 weaving we we carry out 2 concave columns according to the figure
- 18:55and skip exactly the same weave 4 vertices and count
- 19:041 and
- 19:072
- 19:16further yarn
- 19:23in 1
- 19:25and 2
- 19:35now over our missing columns 1 2
- 19:44you can see our three weaves are ready next we perform our elastic band and I want to draw
- 19:57your attention to what is in in the future, in general, yes, I will not focus
- 20:01on the elastic band, namely, I will show you in detail by doing it yourself when weaving or
- 20:10braids, so as not to waste your time, because here in fact everything is very simple on 2
- 20:17bent columns we knit concave over convex convex there is nothing changing
- 20:26this way and so we knit until the end of our row I will complete the
- 20:35row with you I don’t we forget that we have weaving on one side and on the other hand,
- 20:41between our weaves there is an elastic pattern between our weaves, I complete the execution of the circular row, I
- 20:53insert the hook into the second air lifting loop, I perform the connecting loop, and I can
- 21:01proceed with the next one; this will be the second row of our weaving and the
- 21:10second row, respectively, of the report height, we begin a concave two air and a
- 21:24double crochet and a concave double crochet further it is very simple we all knit all the
- 21:31single crochet stitches above the front stitches, you see our stitches and I introduce a hook, perform a double crochet and another
- 21:41our double crochet stitch further over and knew start and do purl, also up to 1 and 2,
- 21:54then facial, that is, convex 1 and 2
- 22:09, everything is repeated here, that is, I will knit nothing complicated a little faster 2 then
- 22:21again
- 22:251
- 22:332
- 22:43in 2 concave
- 22:44then 2 facial
- 22:492 purl I remind all the columns we have with you with
- 23:04one crochet and we also have one weaving with one in the same way
- 23:10once two and
- 23:18two concave
- 23:33mar 1
- 23:362 and in from two convex
- 23:421 and 2 and then we have an elastic band, as I said, I will start and perform, but I will not
- 23:55pay special attention anymore, because here everything is the same 2 concave two convex
- 24:04so we will knit until the end of our row I completed the row with you,
- 24:13we are completing the execution of the second row of our report, the height, that is, the report is the height of
- 24:26our weaving, and I can start performing the 3rd row, I am performing a concave
- 24:35single crochet 2 air concave double crochet and now look with us with you will be exactly the
- 24:49same weaving as we were in the first row, that is, we repeat all the same very simply 2 yarns on a
- 24:57hook skip 4 tops and perform a column with two yarns, and again, according to the texts on yarns, we
- 25:10performed further yarn and 2 concave columns and well can be seen on the inside out
- 25:20in this way and now we perform
- 25:29two yarns on the
- 25:39first column of the mill with yarns and over the next one we do 2 yo
- 25:43you see our weaving is ready and this is the beauty of our floor he learns
- 25:52further from us according to the pattern of 2 concave columns
- 26:05and again the same thing, that is, we repeat our weaving twice with you, I will not
- 26:12knit them, you knit about yourself because we completely knitted this row with you,
- 26:17in general, this weaving is with you knit again, as it were, I repeat, so you
- 26:23knit a braid or weaving yourself, see I tied the columns with my weaving and have already knitted the row
- 26:35completely and completing the execution of my third row of rapport in height
- 26:42I drive the hook into the second air loop to the rise and perform the connecting circular
- 26:53row completed and I I can start performing 4 rows of my weaving
- 26:594 rows of rapport and the height of the single crochet 2 air concave column The row is very simple
- 27:11we have already performed such a row, that is, we knit a convex one
- 27:18over the concave concave columns,
- 27:28and now our two concave ones are very important simply do not forget to knit them
- 27:35over the convex convex 1 and 2 then the concave 1
- 27:502
- 27:58well and so on here I do not think that something will be it’s difficult for you, that is, you gave
- 28:04continue 1 and 2 see yes, that is, here's our row, I remind you this is the fourth row of rapport in the height of
- 28:18our weaving braids or weaving 2 concave 1 2 all the columns we have with a
- 28:30crochet are convex concave all from the crochet and
- 28:35one more weaving at you and I are left
- 28:42of which we will perform exactly the same 1 and
- 28:532
- 29:04to 1 and
- 29:062 only 1 1 and
- 29:152 whether you have a rubber band here you see the fourth row of our
- 29:26airport the height is ready here are such beautiful neat you and I it turns out weaving
- 29:34we perform a row to end and finish the row, I together with you we are
- 29:42completing the 4 rows of our weaving 4 rows of rapport and the height I enter the hook the lifting
- 29:53loop I perform the connecting row with you and now everything is as usual and the
- 30:02air concave column is here very carefully now we are starting the implementation
- 30:125 row, as I said, and look, I perform a convex column, a convex one,
- 30:22then I perform 2 concave ones, everything is as in the drawing, we have 1 2 and
- 30:32then I perform exactly the same weaving until you and I did just over these
- 30:41columns, 2 crochets on the hook skip 4 tops and perform a column with two crochets, a
- 30:48convex one and a column with two crochets, a convex one, everything is quite simple, then
- 30:56we have two concave columns along the pattern, we turn over here they are 1 and 2
- 31:09knitted and then two convex columns with two crochets only over the missed ones,
- 31:20that is, the technique that you and I have already performed the first column with crochets and 2
- 31:29performed, you can see our weaving is clearly visible further 2 concave
- 31:51and now exactly the same weave 1 2 3 4
- 31:551 column ashamed with crochets and 2
- 32:02completed yarn I
- 32:12perform
- 32:131 concave 2 and
- 32:19now we return to our column missing 2 yarns we don’t knit
- 32:301 and
- 32:342
- 32:45then we have two concave
- 32:481 and 2 and we complete our weaving with two convex ones, then we have an elastic band.
- 33:04I will knit two columns just so that we can clearly see our weaves and the elastic band you
- 33:11continue as always on your own, this kind of beauty we have with you is reminiscent and we
- 33:19do the 5th row of our report, the height of our caste of our weaving, and then you knit
- 33:29yourself, this is such a beautiful weaving, we ourselves get it, I complete the 5th
- 33:38row of the rapport and the height of our weaving to the cheese is connecting and I start the 6th
- 33:48row, this is the last row of the rapport, the height I said that in our pattern the report height
- 33:54is 6 rows a row of very simple concave single crochet 2 air concave columns and we
- 34:07knit convex over the convex columns 2 curved concave why the execution is
- 34:14actually very simple on our columns we perform convex further above concave concave
- 34:25then we have two convex ones, here the first one we knit a column with a crochet and put
- 34:38barking further 2 concave, that is, just like you and I have always done the
- 34:47first concave before and the second one is clearly visible on the purl further again above convex this
- 35:00time 2 further 2 concave and so on I become you continue to continue and there is nothing complicated on your own,
- 35:18that is you perform the columns until the end of the weaving, let’s leave a little bit,
- 35:31I’ll do it with you, and you’ll complete the row by yourself 1 2
- 35:40further
- 35:441
- 35:482 this is concave gave two convex ones with you 1 2 2 concave
- 36:051 two and two convex 1 2 I see enough quickly you can stop repeating
- 36:22return back and knit the video at your own pace and remind me I completed the sixth row of my weaving
- 36:34this is the last row of the rapport in height you are completing the row already on your own I will show the
- 36:45same canvas where I performed several rapports in height, that is, we are watching completed
- 36:536 rows of the report height and then we repeat with you from our weaves, it just looks
- 37:06beautiful and very impressive, and as you can see I did a certain part of our canvas and I want to
- 37:17say that in principle you can stop at any stage you will get just wonderful
- 37:23beautiful very interesting headband the only thing I want to draw your attention to
- 37:29remember yes we are here to doba The loops were inserted if you are making a bandage then you will need to remove the
- 37:37last or penultimate row it all depends on what kind of bandage you knit at home what
- 37:44else you want to make the bandage remove these loops I will perform this technique well, that
- 37:53is, I will be glad to do this when forming the crown and I will definitely turn it back your attention is
- 37:58precisely to this series of attacks, you see the date and a remarkably very beautiful headband
- 38:06will turn out and let's look at the canvas, you see it turns out very beautifully, I repeat myself
- 38:14quite simply, I also want to say that we use two patterns, our braid or weaving
- 38:23which is located on 22 loops and our elastic band report width 4 loops
- 38:30rapport the height of our weaving 6 rows and look here I have completed 2 rapports I have already started 3 you
- 38:45can get 3 airports 2 rapports it all depends on your knitting density from your
- 38:53yarn now I want to show my ghetto canvas 14 see yes and a half centimeters, so
- 39:01I will show almost 15 for me this is enough canvas and I did exactly and now I'm
- 39:10starting to do the crown, now we will knit the crown of our hat and the first
- 39:19row of our bottom or crown we start with the execution of a concave single crochet and very
- 39:30carefully I will perform only one air loop lifting and because in the future
- 39:37I will have columns with common top further concave double crochet, you will understand what
- 39:45I am talking about further, see I will perform the row that I was talking about exactly in my weaving, remember yes
- 39:56I said if you want to complete the bandage then we have a row of additions now I will perform exactly the decrease
- 40:06if you perform the bandage, then, in principle, you must
- 40:13complete this row at the top, that is, what I am doing, I perform the first column
- 40:24unfinished and the second column unfinished and a common top, that is, two double crochet
- 40:35vice or convex unfinished then I knit them with a common top then I
- 40:42perform 2 concave columns 1 2 here we have everything unchanged, then again two columns ka
- 40:571 unfinished and the second and a common vertex here you see
- 41:08further we have two concave columns with you
- 41:18fast hardly
- 41:21even and in the same way with a common vertex the first column and
- 41:292
- 41:38and a common vertex further 2 purl 1 and 2
- 41:52see on further again we have with you a common top will be 1 and 2 and a
- 42:01common top 5 2
- 42:07purl
- 42:20mind the first existing we are not complete and will be in a common top and 2 and a common top 2 purl
- 42:34one-two and the
- 42:40last time we perform 1 and 2 and a common top is such a row
- 42:56we are with you performed further, look in the rubber bands, we also fill in the contraction, but due to the concave
- 43:07columns, how we do it just do curved columns with a common top 1 unfinished 2
- 43:15and a common top and a convex one, on the contrary, will remain with you until touched 1 2 then the
- 43:25first is not completed and 2 and the common tip is not touched so we knit until the
- 43:43end of our row I will complete the row with you I complete the first row the bottom of
- 43:54my hats look very carefully I drive the hook the top of the table bika, that is, skip
- 44:00the lifting loop and the top of the column I insert the hook I perform the connecting circle my circular row is completed
- 44:09it was the first row the bottom I can start the second row I insert the hook I clasp
- 44:17and the lifting loops and the column I perform the single crochet are concave then two lifting air loops
- 44:27further see crochet on the hook, I skip one more vertex, and over my common vertices, this is how I
- 44:36grab a crochet crochet, then very carefully, here are my two
- 44:46concave columns, I will knit them with a common vertex, that is, in weaving, I will now
- 44:54knit curved columns with a common vertex 1 unfinished column and 2 and a common vertex
- 45:04further a yarn and I wrap a common vertex in this way and a column with a crochet is convex
- 45:15further a common vertex in concave columns as I said the first completed 2 common vertex
- 45:33then I do the same as before then a column
- 45:43with a crochet convex further 2 concave columns 1 and 2
- 45:54incomplete and total ve rshinka
- 46:03and then we return skipped, that is, just
- 46:09like we did right at the very beginning, further 2, these weaves are ready and we will also perform one
- 46:18here by performing a common
- 46:24crochet top and now a double crochet, then a
- 46:37common top to the
- 46:54layout and we return
- 47:02everything in weaving of a reduction with us you are ready to see and then over the concave columns we are
- 47:14doing 1 we have a common vertex we were given to perform 1 and now we perform convex
- 47:24columns with a common crochet vertex and perform 1 2 and in a common vertex further here one concave here a
- 47:42common vertex once or twice and a common tip so we knit our row and knit to the end of the row
- 47:55our cuts we complete the execution of our circular row this is the second row of our cat or the
- 48:07bottom I insert the hook into the second lifting loop I perform the connecting one and now you can see and already
- 48:15clearly see the bottom of its formation that is, here's the reduction, I will continue to start the execution of 3
- 48:26rows very carefully look here I will begin to go over with a single crochet convex and two
- 48:37lifting loops, that is, I'll start with a convex column, then one concave column is concave here 1 release
- 48:52one concave above a common vertex and
- 48:56one
- 48:59convex
- 49:06further there we have a common tip of a concave convex
- 49:17column with one crochet, a
- 49:20concave one
- 49:31at the letter,
- 49:43then a concave
- 49:49and convex
- 49:54one, see I grab perform the unfinished concave then yarn over the crochet and
- 50:05perform the completed convex and common top further, just as the unfinished concave and
- 50:16convex common top of the
- 50:22concave
- 50:26convex and the common top of the
- 50:34concave convex and the common top, then we have a concave one,
- 50:48and we make it complete with you and the column we will have with you
- 50:55weaving and the common tip then we do the same as we did our weaving
- 51:04convex, that is, in this way we continue and knit, you see well
- 51:15, our bottom is visible to the end of our row clothes 321 double 17
- 51:24our bottom, you see, you can see well and I I complete the execution of our row,
- 51:33I insert the hook, I perform an incomplete
- 51:39concave column with n akidom further I introduce a hook a lifting loop the second
- 51:51carpenter it worked out for us and now look like this we finish
- 51:56doing the connecting further we will have the last row all the columns will be
- 52:03generally the top as we do I introduce the hook like this and the
- 52:13column without nakida 1 air further concave column there see just
- 52:251 not completed and you are internally completed and the common top of the front and completed
- 52:36and the wrong and complete and the common top of the front unfinished from the can massage and the common top
- 52:56here we have with you the front and completed and from the
- 53:01gloomy and common the tip further look where you and
- 53:10I have the front one and
- 53:16you see, yes, here is the common tip if we capture two vertices,
- 53:23rather rough did it in this way, that is, capturing only one column
- 53:291 imperfect here we just grab these
- 53:35elastic bands and
- 53:39so we knit to the end of the row
- 53:50here, we are already getting the front and back, that is, just all the columns go
- 53:58from about with a common top and you are already looking at the figure so we complete our row,
- 54:05I will show how to complete the execution of the cap itself, I complete the execution of the last row of our bottom,
- 54:17look convex, not completed and I insert the hook, you see my top of the column is air passing
- 54:29and the connector is well over tightening further look at we have such a small hole
- 54:40there are two options the first option you can still make single crochet stitches and
- 54:47tighten them well with common tops, well, I prefer to cut the thread more and turn the
- 54:54hat inside out and just tighten with a needle choose your own version this option is, in principle, possible
- 55:05we turned out our hat you see inside out, this is how the seamy side looks like our columns are
- 55:18embossed and now everything is very simple I insert a needle and just pull up
- 55:26along the tops of the columns I will say right away when I make the bottom I sew several times somewhere I even pull the thread,
- 55:37that is, so that everything is beautifully neat and most importantly reliable because
- 55:42this product is a cat Or you will wash wear this way, I pull up and then pulling the thread
- 55:55and repeat myself again, that is, I ask several times in this way, I sew several times the thread I
- 56:08remove along the canvas and turn out the hat, this is the kind of beauty you have left for us
- 56:17to live see the dimensions of our hats so the hat is about 18 and a half you see up to 19
- 56:29centimeters depth I will immediately say that the hat is so much more sporty shallow it turned out
- 56:37again you adjust the depth of your hat yourself it all depends on the number of rows
- 56:46that you tie the height and look in a free state this is 34th 24 you see up to a
- 56:55centimeter, but the hat is very elastic, soft, I will show it now and it is very simply elastic and that
- 57:07is, it stretches by 28 29, that is, multiply by 2, but the volume of our hat turns out to be a
- 57:19beautiful weaving volumetric interesting transitions are absolutely not visible, but
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