The expressive openwork pattern gives this loose trapezoid tunic extravagance.
Yarn (100% silk; 100 m / 50 g) - 450 (500) 550 g pistachio; circular needles number 3.5; hook number 3.5.
Knit acc. Scheme 1. It shows the front and part purl rows. In the non-purlled back rows, knit loops and nakida with purl. Of the 2 nakidov in a row, the 1st nakid is tied with a purl, the 2nd nakid is the front one. Run 7 times of the 1st to 4th rows, then tie 1 to the 5–76th rows = 100 rows in total.
Openwork B Pattern (ON 13 LOOP)
Knit acc. Scheme 2. It shows the front rows. In purse rows stitches loops and nakida. Of the 2 nakidov in a row, the 1st nakid is tied with a purl, the 2nd nakid is the front one. Run 6 times on the 1–4th row, run 1 time on the 5–28th row, then run 8 times on the 29–32th row = only 80 rows.
PATTERN A
The number of loops is a multiple of 31 + 0 (8) 16 + 2 edge = start with 1 edge and 0 (4) 8 n. Front smooth, * 5 n. Front smooth, 21 n. Openwork pattern A, 5 n. Front smooth, from * repeat constantly, finish with 0 (4) 8 n. front face and 1 edge.
PATTERN B (ON 95 PEST)
Kromochnaya, 11 (15) 19 p. Face smooth, 13 p. Openwork pattern B, 6 p. Face smooth, 13 p. Openwork pattern B, 7 p. Front smooth, 13 p. Openwork pattern B, 6 p. Front smooth satin , finish 13 p. openwork pattern B, 11 (15) 19 p. face smooth, edging.
UNDERCAREED ADDITIVES
Right edge = edge, 6 front, 2 knit loops together front.
Left edge = knit a row to the last 9 loops, then knit 2 loops together with the front one with a tilt to the left (= 1 remove the loop as the front one, 1 front, then stretch it through the removed loop), 6 front edges, edging.
UNDERCED BACKING INSIDE PATTERN A
First mark each rapport. For decrements, knit 10 loops in each row as follows: knit the first loop of each rapport with the next loop together with the front one with a tilt to the left, knit the last loop of each rapport with the previous loop with the front one.
KNITTING DENSITY
19.5 p. X 28.5 p. = 10 x 10 cm
ATTENTION!
Due to the large number of loops, we recommend knitting on circular needles in rows in the forward and reverse direction.
Pattern
COMPLETING OF THE WORK
BACK
Dial the needles 157 (165) 173 loops and tie 1 purl row with facial. This series is not taken into account in subsequent calculations.
Continue to work the facial smoothness.
At the same time, underscore for the side bevel on both sides in each 4th row from the initial row 19 x 1 p. And in each 2nd row 12 x 1 p. = 95 (103) 111 p.
Through 45.5 cm = 130 rows (43.5 cm = 124 rows) 41.5 cm = 118 rows from the initial row close for proym on both sides 1 x 3 p., then in every 2 nd row 3 x 2 p. and 6 x 1 p. = 65 (73) 81 p.
After 60.5 cm = 172 rows from the initial row, close the neck for the average 35 p. And finish both sides separately.
For rounding on the inner edge, close in each 2nd row 1 x 3 p. And 1 x 2 p.
After 63 cm = 180 rows from the initial row, close the remaining 10 (14) 18 p. Shoulders.
BEFORE
Dial the needles 157 (165) 173 loops and tie 1 purl row with facial.
Continue with pattern A.
After 12.5 cm = 36 rows from the initial row, subtract to reduce the width of 1 x 10 p., Then in each 18th row 2 x 10 p. And in each 8th row 3 x 10 p. , at the same time, perform the above-described underscores within the pattern = 97 (105) 113 p.
Then in the next 2nd row, subtract 1 x 1 on both sides = 95 (103) 111 p.
After 35 cm = 100 rows from of the initial row continue to work with pattern B.
After 10.5 cm = 30 rows (8.5 cm = 24 rows) 6.5 cm = 18 rows from changing the pattern, make armholes, as on the back = 65 (73) 81 p.
Through 23 cm = 66 rows from the change of pattern close for the neck average 25 p. and about e side finish separately.
For rounding along the inner edge, close in each 2nd row 1 x 3 n., 2 x 2 n. And 3 x 1 n.
After 28 cm = 80 rows from the pattern change, close the remaining 10 (14) 18 n. Shoulders.
ASSEMBLY
Run shoulder seams.
Tie the neck edge with 1 circular row of st. b / n Run side seams.
The edge of the armhole is also tied with 1 circular row of art. b / n
Photo: magazine "Sabrina" №6 / 2017