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The cardigan is tied with knitting needles from a bobbin yarn produced in Belarus. Needles number 2.5, took a thread in 6 additions. For the size M, the yarn consumption is 600 g. The knitting of this model was inspired by the work of an unknown master, which I saw here: I slightly changed the location of the Arans and changed the pattern of the shelves. Back and shelves knit from below upwards with a single cloth. To do this, I typed 300 loops on the spokes and tied 4 rows with a handkerchief pattern. In the 5th row I distributed the patterns as follows: 1 edge, 1 out of a kind, 28 points according to scheme 1, 6 of the original, 4 lines according to scheme 3, 6 , 17 points according to the scheme 2, 18 of the original, 4 items according to the scheme 3, 18 of the original, 17 points according to the scheme 2, 6 of the original, 4 items according to the scheme 3, 6 of the rel., 28 items. according to the scheme 1, 6 rel., 4 p. according to the scheme 3, 6 rel., 17 p. according to the scheme 2, 18 rel., 4 p. according to the scheme 3, 18 rel., 17 p. according to the scheme 2, 6 ., 4 points according to the scheme 3, 6 rel., 28 p. According to the scheme 1, 1, 1, 1 cr. Thus, for my back, I got 143 loops, for the shelves - 83 loops. The wrong side is knitted according to the drawing. Having thus 158 rows, I unfastened the armholes of the sleeves. For this, I reduced by 1х4п., 1х2п., 2х2п., 2х1п. on each side of the armhole. Next, the shelves and the back are knitted separately. After 72 rows from the beginning, the armhole should be closed for the shoulder gusset 3 times in 10 loops and at the same time to untie the neck - first closing the middle 28 loops, then by: 1x3p., 1x2p., 1x1n. from each side Back and shelves knit from below upwards with a single cloth. To do this, I typed 300 loops on the spokes and tied 4 rows with a handkerchief pattern. In the 5th row I distributed the patterns as follows: 1 edge, 1 out of a kind, 28 points according to scheme 1, 6 of the original, 4 lines according to scheme 3, 6 , 17 points according to the scheme 2, 18 of the original, 4 items according to the scheme 3, 18 of the original, 17 points according to the scheme 2, 6 of the original, 4 items according to the scheme 3, 6 of the rel., 28 items. according to the scheme 1, 6 rel., 4 p. according to the scheme 3, 6 rel., 17 p. according to the scheme 2, 18 rel., 4 p. according to the scheme 3, 18 rel., 17 p. according to the scheme 2, 6 ., 4 points according to the scheme 3, 6 rel., 28 p. According to the scheme 1, 1, 1, 1 cr. Thus, for my back, I got 143 loops, for the shelves - 83 loops. The wrong side is knitted according to the drawing. Having thus 158 rows, I unfastened the armholes of the sleeves. For this, I reduced by 1х4п., 1х2п., 2х2п., 2х1п. on each side of the armhole. Next, the shelves and the back are knitted separately. After 72 rows from the beginning, the armhole should be closed for the shoulder gusset 3 times in 10 loops and at the same time to untie the neck - first closing the middle 28 loops, then by: 1x3p., 1x2p., 1x1n. on each side of the neck. The shelves are knit in view of the beveling of the collar. At an altitude of 26 r. from the beginning arm arm arms in each shelf you need to evenly cut 6 loops. These are 6 purl loops that are located between the large aran (Scheme 1) and the pigtail (Scheme 3). Thus, the edge of the shelf with a pattern according to scheme 1 forms a bar that will smoothly pass into the collar. An important detail: after closing the hinges of the shoulder seam of each shelf, we leave open the loops for the collar and knit it to a height equal to the middle of the neck of the back. After that we sew the product - first we connect the lines of the shoulder, then we sew the collar bar to the neck of the back and connect the collar from behind with one seam.