Подвесная корзина из трикотажной пряжи Trikolino/Сrochet basket for crib — Transcript

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1. 0:08Hello, today in this video master class, we're going to make a basket,
2. 0:15which can be hung on a baby's crib. The basket is functional, in addition to the fact that it is
3. 0:21looks beautiful and original. You can put your favorite toy in it
4. 0:28or some important things that need to be to keep handy. Like diapers or baby creams.
5. 0:34It would be great as a gift. It is easy enough to knit even for beginner knitters.
6. 0:44We will need one skein of trikolino yarn. It's a knitting yarn, 100% cotton,
7. 0:52yarn width 7-9 mm, length 100 meters. I chose the color topaz. It's a beautiful color of blue
8. 1:00shades, suitable for a boy's basket. We'll also need a 7.0 mm hook.
9. 1:20and a smaller hook or a stitching needle, they are interchangeable.
10. 1:26You need them to hide the ends at the end of the knitting.
11. 1:312 buttons. I took wooden buttons 2 centimeters in diameter.
12. 2:05I will knit the basket in a spiral.
13. 2:47Let's get to the knitting itself. Unwind the yarn, stretch it a little bit.
14. 2:57We make a ring, put the yarn on your hand, wrap it around the fingers and
15. 3:08crosswise to the side. Take a 7.00 hook, put the hook in the back of the ring, pick it up.
16. 3:18the thread, bring it out and hold it. Now I'm going to intercept the yarn into a comfortable knitting position.
17. 3:31Hook into the loop, and then I bring it underneath the working thread underneath the working yarn and knit a loop.
18. 3:54Repeat-- put the hook in the loop, pick up and out.
19. 3:59There are two loops on the hook. Pick up the working thread and knit through both loops,
20. 4:09that I have formed on the hook.
21. 4:15There is 1 loop on the hook, we need 6 loops like this. Again hook down into the ring, pick up the working thread. I make a loop, we get two loops on the hook, pull another loop through them.
22. 4:45Again, repeat. Hook down into the ring, knit a loop, then take the working thread and pull a loop through the two.
23. 4:52How do I check? Look, you can count the braids that I got. 1,2,3,4,5 - And I should have six.
24. 5:11I put the hook in again and I make a loop. Now we have six braids.
25. 5:20I've made 7 loops and I've formed 6 braids. Next, I take a ponytail.
26. 5:27and pull it out to form a circle.
27. 5:57Next, take the first braid, hook underneath, catch the working thread and bring it back out.
28. 6:42There are two loops on the hook, pull another loop through them. Now there's one loop left on the hook. This is how I form the second row. And since there are no transitions, this first loop is marked with a marker. . .
29. 7:12I've started the second row. We're going to knit it in a circular pattern, so row two.
30. 7:22we have the whole row with additions. The first loop I have to knit it twice.
31. 7:34I'm inserting the hook in the same place where I have I just knitted the first loop.
32. 7:42I bring it under the braid, pulling it out in the same way. and forming the second tick. It turns out to be the first one
33. 7:52loop, we knit two loops, and in the same way I'm knit two loops in every other beanie.
34. 8:28I've come to the marker and I've got one last braid left before the marker.
35. 8:35So that's the last loop that needs to be and look, I'll show you again.
36. 8:41You can see the braid very well.
37. 8:47Grabbing, inserting the hook, this is what it's going to on the wrong side, picking up this working thread,
38. 8:53pull it out so that it's flush with the loop that's already on the hook.
39. 9:06Pull it out so it's voluminous to the free and pull it through once or twice.
40. 9:22We have completed the second row. Now how do I figure out
41. 9:34I've done it right? We're counting from the loop marked with the marker.
42. 9:43The first row had 6 braids, the second row should have 12,
43. 10:01because we doubled the second row. The third row will be doubled through one loop.
44. 10:07One loop we're going to knit double without a cast-on,
45. 10:17The next loop we're going to knit a single non-skipping stitch. I'm going to start with
46. 10:24doubles. It's easier for me. We're going to remove the marker. and we'll knit the first loop with
47. 10:34you double it, which is one braid, put on a marker, so you don't get confused, mark it.
48. 10:44the first loop of the 3rd row and exactly the same. knit through
49. 10:52the second loop of row 3. That's the doubled loop.
50. 11:00I'm doing the next one - 1 post without the needle.
51. 11:09Doubling again, I knit a single and a double, Knit the next one.
52. 11:29And so on to the end of the row.
53. 11:58Try not to tighten up too much,
54. 12:20or it won't be pretty.
55. 12:39When it's not tightened, the canvas lays down more evenly.
56. 12:46We're coming up to the last loop.
57. 12:55I've got one loop, because we've been we started by doubling. Now let's count the braids.
58. 13:08There should be 18. Let's count-- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18.
59. 13:22In each of the next rows, we'll have 6 loops more. Now row 4.
60. 13:30As a reminder, we are working in a circular pattern. Now we're going to knit one loop, one more loop, then one more loop. double. So we had alternating one loop plain,
61. 13:48the second one doubled. And now we're gonna have two loops single, third loop double.
62. 13:54In each successive row, we're going to increase the distance between doubles by one loop.
63. 14:05I'm going to put the hook in now, and I'm going to take out a loop and I'm going to and I'm doing a single loop.
64. 14:12Don't forget to mark with a marker. We knit the second loop without doubling. And the next loop is doubled. We knit this pattern to the end.
65. 15:06I'm doubling the last loop.
66. 15:18According to our scheme, it looks like I should finish with a double,
67. 15:23which means every two loops I have to add a little bit more and it all fits together.
68. 15:30We had two loops without doubling, now it should be three.
69. 15:35loops without doubling. Accordingly, if I knit one, two, three loops without doubling.
70. 15:43the addition will be just above the addition. This is not very good, because then those places will be
71. 15:50noticeable.
72. 16:03We'll try to move it a little bit. I'm very comfortable with the orientation, here we go.
73. 16:10there's a doubling and that means I'll be knitting the next one. right after that. Look at one, two.
74. 16:16and here I have one and two. That's one and two.
75. 16:233 singles, so in this first one. the first one I need to do a double. Nothing
76. 16:31It's not a big deal to have these additions next to each other. It's not going to be visible. Let's knit
77. 16:39this double loop. I knit the first one and I'm marking it with a marker right away,
78. 16:46so that the first loop doesn't get lost. I put the hook in there, and then I knit the first loop.
79. 16:56the second one. Now knit three loops without additions. And once, and
80. 17:05two, and three. And into the next one we knit two loops.
81. 17:18And that's exactly the same way we knit through to the end of the row.
82. 17:27Since we started with doubling at the end, we knit the loop marked with the marker as a single loop.
83. 17:33Everything's coming together, knit the row to the end.
84. 17:39So I've completed the fifth row, now we'll move on to the sixth row.
85. 18:06We will have seven rows with the additions. That's why we have to do two more rows with additions.
86. 18:12I'm going to show you in full. Let's move on to the sixth row.
87. 18:19Loop with marker without doubling, next loop without doubling, after loop with doubling.
88. 18:31Then four loops in a row without doubling. And a double loop.
89. 18:48Let's remember to use the marker correctly.
90. 19:14That's very handy.
91. 19:23I want to stop and bring this to your attention. Here I have
92. 19:48the last addition and the two single loops, I'm and I'm doing it right now, and it's right.
93. 19:56We're closing the circle, because we've started here. we started with two single loops and then.
94. 20:02doing a doubling. But we have in this we have four loops between the additions. Accordingly,
95. 20:09to make the circle fit together, we have these two left right here. So we have
96. 20:15we'll have 1 2 3 4 doubles and so on. all the way around the circle. Now it's going to be the final the seventh row with increments.
97. 20:41I knit four loops single and then a loop of doubles. After the additions, I do the doubling. I like it that way, I'm comfortable, I don't get confused and the knitting canvas looks cool, there are no transitions.
98. 21:00It's very smooth, which is why we're start with a single, knit 4 of them and here we go.
99. 21:07we double it and then we have 5 loops. 1 2 3 3 4 5 and double again in the
100. 21:14the right place. As needed, traditionally, we'll move our marker.
101. 21:28And then we put it back again. Going 1 2 3 4 and right here we're doing add 1 and 2.
102. 21:42So that you don't have to do, as I'm doing now, unwinding every step of the way.
103. 21:56roller, either the reel or the spool or your material can be stacked up into some sort of basket or into
104. 22:11plastic whatever drawer that you use so that the thread doesn't end up lying all over the apartment.
105. 22:32There are special baskets for that. [music]
106. 22:52Here's my final loop to complete our circle, look what we've got.
107. 23:03with you on the plan next. I've formed the bottom.
108. 23:18Now just-- we have to knit the walls up.
109. 23:24Now we've knitted 7 rows.
110. 23:32We have 10 more to go.
111. 23:40We're knitting them with complete ease and not at all tense.
112. 23:47The marker can be moved for each successive row, or you can leave it in place.
113. 23:52here, and you can see where your row ends.
114. 24:06I'm not moving the marker.
115. 24:13Now knit in the round without additions.
116. 24:25Just pulling and control the tension at all times.
117. 24:34Calmly here we knit in a circle up, up, up for 10 rows.
118. 24:42Let me knit with you now, let's say two rows and then you can knit them yourselves.
119. 24:51[music]
120. 25:17Okay, look, here's the first row. I'm oriented by the marker.
121. 25:26I'm not going for expansion, and the basket will be
122. 25:31twist and that's how it's going to go up. Knit it the same way from here on, don't change anything.
123. 25:39[music]
124. 26:07Back to you. Look at the end of the third row, you see I'm back on track.
125. 26:13on the marker, which is handy, and I can see where I've got the end of the row. Accordingly, exactly like this.
126. 26:20in the same way we've knitted two rows. We still have 8 more rows to go up.
127. 26:26Back to you. Look, we're going to do the math together.
128. 26:37From the marker down 7 rows.
129. 26:45From the marker up 8 rows. Now we begin to knit the ninth row.
130. 27:06This is the row where the handles will be formed.
131. 27:24And the tenth row will be the strapping. If you want a smaller basket, knit fewer rows. If you want a deeper basket, you knit more rows. you knit more rows.
132. 27:54Let's take another look at the white basket. This is exactly what you can make with one skein of trikolino yarn.
133. 28:16You don't have to think about calculations.
134. 28:24This basket is 19 centimeters high. At its widest point. 20 centimeters.
135. 28:36It's up to you to decide what size is right for your basket.
136. 28:52Okay, let's move on to row nine.
137. 28:59Notice that the basket has slightly unsymmetrical sides. This is because we knit in a spiral.
138. 29:11I want to visually even it out.
139. 29:16So I plan to knit the handles a little further out. It's prettier that way.
140. 29:22So after the marker, I'm going to knit 4 more loops. I'm finishing the row, I'm finishing the row. I'm knitting 4 more sts and 1 and 2 and 3 and 4, I've knitted 4 sts.
141. 29:49From here I'm going to start shaping the handles.
142. 29:56Pulling it up, just knit up 21 air loops.
143. 30:11The first loop can be tightened up, but. but from here on out, we'll knit them quite loosely. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.....
144. 30:3616 counting 17 18 19 19 20 21 21 this is the braid. Now.
145. 30:53I'm going to turn the knitting over to me. We skip the first loop, and in the second loop, we do a non-skipping stitch.
146. 31:23And then I do the rest of the stitches in the same way.
147. 31:34There's a little difficulty here.
148. 31:44The plait is tightened quite a bit when knitting this way.
149. 31:48So try not to tighten up too much. Don't pull it up too much.
150. 31:59Try to keep your braids the braids bouncy and not too tight.
151. 32:23Everything has to look aesthetically pleasing, beautiful, even. We control these things as we knit.
152. 33:19We're coming up to the final pen.
153. 33:36Notice how we're going to attach the handle. Inserting the hook one loop below and
154. 33:47I'm going to do a single stitch.
155. 34:03And I knit both loops. And then I continue in the same way.
156. 34:13In this way. I fill in the space a little bit more.
157. 34:28If the braid is pulling a little bit, you can take a smaller hook and just tighten each loop.
158. 34:47The loops are getting puffier.
159. 35:05The braid is flattening out a bit and the handle isn't pulling so much anymore.
160. 35:13And the fact that it's a little bit more bent, we even it out in the steaming stage.
161. 35:20I want to remind you that we're knitting in such a way that this is the wrong side.
162. 35:28We're gonna we'll turn the basket around and our pretty check marks will show up.
163. 35:33So let's go back and move on. I want to go over one more thing.
164. 35:42We knit this checkmark here, and the next loop will count as the first loop. We knit 10
165. 35:54loops, and then we knit the second knob. So we knit 10 loops. The first one is knit, and 2, and 2 .....
166. 36:249 и 10. Now that we've knitted 10 loops and start knitting the handle.
167. 36:50Again, we cast on 21 air loops.
168. 37:01Having accomplished its main mission, unwind. And from here we turn it over.
169. 37:13and start knitting the first one. You can see right away,
170. 37:21here's the braid, and here's the second one, we're pulling it through.
171. 37:28[music]
172. 37:28[music] As we get closer to the basket itself. ours, see how I'm doing here.
173. 38:04the tail's twisted. We're attaching it again.
174. 38:10Here's our braid, we go under the basket, which is the second loop,
175. 38:18pull it through and that's how and that's how we secure this handle with you.
176. 38:28I take a smaller hook and go all the way around the handle, correcting the ticks.
177. 38:42Making the loops more lush, helping them flatten out.
178. 39:06And now the handle looks completely different.
179. 39:18Final wrap-up row. Therefore. I would like to draw your attention
180. 39:24you have the same braids on top, because they'll be visible.
181. 39:46We knit into the tick and the next one I knit right into the beanie, I don't skip it.
182. 39:51And then we go with you into each tick.
183. 40:12There they are, these are the pigtails that that need to be monitored.
184. 40:31Let's see how we wrap up next.
185. 40:39We actually have the basket finished, but I'm still doing the strapping on the handles.
186. 40:50We're down to the last loop.
187. 41:08And when the loop that forms the handle starts in it we start our tying.
188. 41:12The loop that we pulled out we thread into the braid.
189. 41:30and do it all the way through the transition.
190. 41:46Let's take a look with you to see how we wrap up next.
191. 41:54Try not to over tighten or leave too much loose. Doing the entire row in its entirety.
192. 42:26Coming up to the edge of our handles right here before the turn,
193. 42:35I'm going to knit the last buttonhole and then I'm going to knit the buttonholes that are going to be.
194. 42:42button. I make one loop of air,
195. 42:49a second loop of air and a third loop. Next I have a turn loop,
196. 42:55I skip it, and I find a loop that I've kind of turned and I start
197. 43:02pen row. And into that under the braid exactly the same way I knit our braid.
198. 43:11I'm getting a buttonhole for a button.
199. 43:22The buttonhole can be adjusted. Make it bigger or smaller, depending on the size you need. the size you need.
200. 43:34We're finishing the basket, turn it around and do the strapping on the other side.
201. 44:05The handle will be tighter, which will help prevent warping.
202. 44:24We're coming up to the turnaround. Here we turn and knit under the braid again.
203. 44:33We're getting a double braid.
204. 44:41And this is where the second handle begins, turn and tie it off again going up the handle.
205. 45:24We come to the last loop and make a buttonhole.
206. 45:30We're counting - 1 air loop, 2, 3. We have three air loops.
207. 45:44We turn and start tying the handle down.
208. 46:13We've reached the bottom, picking up a comfortable loop to make the knitting flatten out.
209. 46:27Knit further under the braids.
210. 46:33Knit to the end of the row.
211. 46:38[music] We're coming to the end. We have a transition
212. 46:56was near the handle, so now we're knitting, we're not changing anything and we're getting closer to that.
213. 47:07to where we're going to cut the thread.
214. 47:20We're gonna hide our ponytail, and I'm gonna pulling the thread all the way out.
215. 47:36Don't pull too hard, so that the buttonhole so that the loop doesn't shrink.
216. 47:44Take a smaller hook, I put the hook into the next braid and
217. 47:51pull it to this side. Turn it over, look at it.
218. 48:02where to tighten it so it's not obvious.
219. 48:16One more pull.
220. 48:20Fasten again.
221. 48:44[music] Notice notice that this is the thread we've been running in one direction,
222. 48:53now it's better to turn it around, take it the other way. and then turn it around again.
223. 48:59To make sure the tail doesn't pop out anywhere, to make sure everything is secure.
224. 49:10The thread is closed and hidden.
225. 49:19A little more input here.
226. 49:33We hide the tail in the middle of the basket with a needle.
227. 50:50Trim it, straighten it out. We have a completely the basket, and now I'm gonna
228. 51:03I'm going to steam it with an iron. If you have a steam generator, that's great. But before I do that.
229. 51:10I recommend that you turn it out.
230. 51:18There was the wrong side, we're turning it out.
231. 51:27It's a very pretty basket. I'm going to iron it from the inside, going through.
232. 51:35with the iron on the wrong side.
233. 51:41After it's aligned, we're going to go back and and attach the buttons.
234. 51:53So, the final step of sewing on the buttons. Take a look at what it looks like now
235. 52:02the basket, I just steamed it.
236. 52:08I suggest that you steam your items several times.
237. 52:18After I sew on the buttons, I'm going to do another wet heat treatment.
238. 52:44So, sewing the button on with a needle.
239. 52:52Don't pull the needle and thread too hard, because the yarn stretches.
240. 52:58and it can just pop off.
241. 53:18I sew with regular yarn, I'm fine with it. I'm fine with that.
242. 53:33I draw your attention to the fact that I'm sewing through,
243. 53:41All the time making sure that everything looks neat and tidy.
244. 53:49I'll just add a little bit more.
245. 53:53lighting, maybe it'll be better.
246. 54:17Checking to make sure there is no thread visible on the back wall.
247. 55:03Frankly, I'm not a big fan of this stage.
248. 55:12I know it's a common dislike of sewing for knitters.
249. 55:31I think that would be enough, to hold the button firmly in place.
250. 55:50Fasten it discreetly.
251. 56:13Trying to bring the thread to the bottom.
252. 56:22It won't be so noticeable here, even if some of the thread is sticking out.
253. 57:15Button sewn on and
254. 57:18sew on the second button in the same way. Make sure they are on the same level.
255. 57:31See, this is the transition that we have. When you button it up, you won't see it at all.
256. 57:36So there's absolutely no need to worry about it at all.
257. 57:43I'm going to sew on the second button based on the first one.
258. 57:50[music] [music]
259. 58:29So we've sewn the buttons on, look how neat it is. neat and tidy. It's good on this side too,
260. 58:37Now we can button the buttonholes that we've been knitting.
261. 58:43Buttoning up one, now the second one.
262. 58:58You can hang this basket with this basket and such a wonderful accessory for the crib.
263. 59:04cozy children's room, even made by your is ready to go. Thank you very much for your attention.
264. 59:15I hope you enjoyed the master class. Share your works in instagram.