Tutorial sciarpa facilissima ai ferri da maglia "Mary" | Uncinetto d'Argento — Transcript

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1. 0:06Welcome or welcome back to my channel.
2. 0:09I'm Silvia, and in today's video, we'll
3. 0:12discover together how to knit this very
4. 0:14easy scarf. It's a unisex project
5. 0:34suitable for both adults and children,
6. 0:37quick and easy, as we'll only use basic
7. 0:39knitting stitches: knit and purl.
8. 0:45It’s a pattern that even beginners
9. 0:47can easily replicate, and above all, it
10. 0:49requires very few materials. It's a
11. 0:54reversible pattern, so we have the same
12. 0:56texture on both sides of our scarf. The
13. 1:02combination of stitches we'll use will
14. 1:04create a lovely embossed effect and,
15. 1:06most importantly, give our project
16. 1:07elasticity. My scarf measures about
17. 1:201.25 meters in length and about 18
18. 1:22centimeters in width, but of course,
19. 1:24you can adjust the dimensions to suit
20. 1:26your needs. You can make a wider scarf
21. 1:36by increasing the number of stitches
22. 1:38you cast on, and naturally, you can
23. 1:39make it longer or shorter by adding or
24. 1:41removing rows. To make this scarf,
25. 1:51you'll only need to repeat two rows
26. 1:53based on the same sequence of stitches,
27. 1:54with a very small variation only at the
28. 1:56beginning and end of the second row,
29. 1:58but of course, we’ll see all these
30. 2:00steps together. Let's see all the
31. 2:07materials I used, and if you'd like, I
32. 2:09invite you to subscribe to my channel
33. 2:11so you don't miss all the upcoming
34. 2:12knitting and crochet projects I have
35. 2:14planned for you. For this project, I
36. 2:25will be using three balls of this yarn,
37. 2:27Biomerino by Sesia. It is 100%organic
38. 2:32virgin wool. With no chlorine treatment
39. 2:36. I chose this wonderful antique pink
40. 2:40color. The unique feature of this yarn,
41. 2:44as you’ll surely notice, is the twist
42. 2:46, the structure of the ball itself. In
43. 2:52this case, our yarn has a diamond twist
44. 2:54. We are, of course, dealing with a 100
45. 2:59%made in Italy yarn. Each ball weighs
46. 3:0250 grams with a yield of about 110
47. 3:04meters, and it can be worked with
48. 3:06crochet hooks or knitting needles,
49. 3:08sizes 4 or 4.5. And this wonderful
50. 3:13antique pink shade corresponds to color
51. 3:155049. Our project is worked as a flat
52. 3:21panel and can be made with either
53. 3:23straight or circular needles. For
54. 3:27convenience, I will be using the latter
55. 3:29. Specifically, I will use size 6 metal
56. 3:34tips and an 80 cm cable. You can make
57. 3:39this scarf using the yarn in your right
58. 3:40hand or your left hand. It makes
59. 3:44absolutely no difference. What we need
60. 3:47to focus on is the stitch sequence. To
61. 3:57work this pattern, we need to cast on a
62. 3:59number of stitches that must be a
63. 4:00multiple of 4 + 3. What does that mean?
64. 4:06Cast on a number of stitches onto your
65. 4:08needles, provided it is a multiple of
66. 4:10four. Then, at the end of the row, add
67. 4:13three extra stitches. There are no edge
68. 4:17stitches planned for this pattern. To
69. 4:21execute my project, I will cast on 43
70. 4:24stitches onto my needles. You can cast
71. 4:28the stitches onto your needle using any
72. 4:30method you prefer; it does not matter.
73. 4:37To make our scarf, we only need to
74. 4:38repeat two rows of work until it
75. 4:40reaches the desired length. Let's start
76. 4:45right away with the first row. Knit the
77. 4:50first three stitches that appear. Then
78. 5:11move the yarn to the front and purl one
79. 5:13stitch. This will be the sequence of
80. 5:20stitches we need to repeat throughout
81. 5:22this row. Knit three stitches and purl
82. 5:33one stitch. Then start again with three
83. 5:38knit stitches and one purl stitch.
84. 5:51Continue alternating these stitches
85. 5:52until you reach the last three stitches
86. 5:54on your needle. If we have repeated our
87. 6:01stitch sequence correctly, the last
88. 6:03three stitches on our needle will be
89. 6:05knit stitches. And so we have completed
90. 6:21our first row. The sequence of stitches
91. 6:25we just saw together, three knits and
92. 6:27one purl, will be the focus of our
93. 6:29entire project. However, this sequence
94. 6:34undergoes a variation in our second row
95. 6:36. The second row will begin with one
96. 6:40knit stitch followed by one purl stitch
97. 6:42. So, I knit the first stitch of the
98. 6:47row and purl the second stitch. Then I
99. 6:52resume with my stitch sequence. Three
100. 6:56knits, one purl, three knits, and one
101. 7:09purl, and I continue with my stitch
102. 7:14sequence until I reach the last two
103. 7:16stitches of my row. At the end of the
104. 7:22row, after having worked three knit
105. 7:24stitches, we find ourselves with the
106. 7:26last two stitches to work. The
107. 7:30second-to-last stitch will be a purl,
108. 7:34while the last stitch of our row will
109. 7:36be a knit. So, what is the difference
110. 7:39between our two rows? The first row
111. 7:44begins with three knits, one purl, and
112. 7:45you continue alternating the stitches
113. 7:47this way until the end of the row. The
114. 7:52last three stitches of the row will be
115. 7:54three knit stitches. In the second row,
116. 7:58we start by working one knit and one
117. 8:00purl. Then we resume with our stitch
118. 8:04sequence. Three knits, one purl, three
119. 8:07knits, and one purl, until we reach the
120. 8:09end of the row. The second-to-last
121. 8:14stitch of the row will always be a purl
122. 8:15, while the last stitch of our row will
123. 8:17be a knit. To make our scarf, we don't
124. 8:23need to do anything other than
125. 8:25alternate these two rows, the first and
126. 8:27the second, until our project reaches
127. 8:28the desired length. We work row one,
128. 8:36row two, row one, row two, and so on
129. 8:39until we get a result like this. I'll
130. 8:44share a little trick with you. You
131. 8:49might find yourself having to stop
132. 8:50working, and when you resume, you might
133. 8:52not remember which of the two rows you
134. 8:54worked last, and consequently, which
135. 8:56one you need to work now to continue.
136. 9:02We need to look at the first three
137. 9:04stitches on the needle. In this case,
138. 9:09before us, the first and the third
139. 9:11stitches have this horizontal bar,
140. 9:13which is a typical characteristic of
141. 9:15purl stitches. In our case, for this
142. 9:23project, when we see a bar, no bar, and
143. 9:25a bar before us, it means that in the
144. 9:27next row, the one we need to work now,
145. 9:29we must begin by knitting the three
146. 9:31stitches, so I need to perform the
147. 9:38steps of the first row. I start with
148. 9:42three knits, and I alternate with my
149. 9:48purl in this way until the end of my
150. 9:52row. And let's look at the opposite
151. 9:56case, of course. If the first three
152. 10:02stitches on our needle all show the
153. 10:03horizontal bar, it means we need to
154. 10:05start this row by working a knit, a
155. 10:07purl, and then resuming our stitch
156. 10:09sequence. So we must work by following
157. 10:16the steps we saw for our second row.
158. 10:22Once the desired length for our project
159. 10:24is reached, we conclude our work by
160. 10:26binding off with a simple pass-over. We
161. 10:33knit the first two stitches. With our
162. 10:42left needle, we must take the first
163. 10:44stitch, the one on the right needle,
164. 10:46and pass it over the second stitch on
165. 10:48the needle. I enter the first stitch
166. 10:58like this, holding the second one still
167. 11:00, and I let it slide, passing it over
168. 11:02the tip of the needle until it drops
169. 11:04off. From two stitches on the right
170. 11:12needle, we are left with only one
171. 11:13stitch. We knit the next stitch and
172. 11:20repeat the same steps. We take the
173. 11:25stitch, hold the second one still, and
174. 11:27pass it over. We continue in this way
175. 11:35until we reach the end of our row. Once
176. 11:41the last two stitches are bound off, we
177. 11:43remove our needle. We pull out our loop
178. 11:48and, by making a small knot, we secure
179. 11:50the yarn inside the work. On one side
180. 11:56of my project, I then added one of my
181. 11:58custom faux leather labels that was
182. 12:00made for me by Fungo Label. On one side
183. 12:05I have my brand, while on the other
184. 12:07side is the word "andande." I'll leave
185. 12:13their website written here on the
186. 12:14screen, where you can find this and
187. 12:16many other fully customizable label
188. 12:18models. We have thus reached the end of
189. 12:22this video tutorial, which I hope has
190. 12:24been a good creative inspiration for
191. 12:26you. We have seen how, with just a few
192. 12:31steps, we can create a super soft
193. 12:32unisex scarf that we can obviously
194. 12:34customize in all its dimensions to suit
195. 12:37our needs. If you enjoyed this video
196. 12:41and found it interesting, let me know
197. 12:43with a big thumbs up and, why not, with
198. 12:45a comment right below the video. And
199. 12:49don't forget to share it with all your
200. 12:50creative friends. If you decide to make
201. 12:54this scarf and would like to share it,
202. 12:56why not send me a photo on my Instagram
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210. 13:14there are brand new creative ideas
211. 13:15every week. So, with my new super easy
212. 13:19knitted scarf, I'll say goodbye, wish
213. 13:21you as always happy crafting, and I
214. 13:23hope to see you in the next video.