Many needlewomen claim that knitting from mohair is a real pleasure for women. And this is not at all surprising, because mohair is a special yarn made from goat wool. Things knitted with mohair needles are very warm, durable, soft and beautiful.
So what do modern women knit from mohair? First of all, of course, clothes: sweaters, dresses, capes, socks and suits. In addition, toys, carpets, blankets and much more are also made from mohair.
Experienced needlewomen are convinced that knitting from mohair is a kind of therapy that helps relieve stress and clarify thoughts. In a way, this is true, because mohair is pleasant to the touch, durable and beautiful. Consequently, working with him gives incredible pleasure, the calm flickering of the knitting needles calms and adjusts to a peaceful mood. Mohair is of two types:
- thin;
- ultra thin;
- thick.
However, I would immediately like to note the fact that whether it is easy to knit with mohair knitting needles depends not on the thickness of the yarn, but on what fibers were added to it. Most often, manufacturers mix angora goat wool with acrylic fiber or sheep wool. Mohair yarn has a number of undeniable advantages:
- in winter it retains heat, and in summer, on the contrary, protects against overheating;
- the fibers of this unique material are not damaged even when twisted;
- mohair is soft and at the same time incredibly durable;
- does not cause allergic reactions;
- a knitted mohair product will easily return to its original shape even after strong stretching.
Fine mohair pullover
A lot of beautiful, elegant and stylish things can be knitted from thin mohair. Despite their airiness and weightlessness, they will warm well and, at the same time, perfectly complement any look. Most often, products for women and children are knitted from thin mohair. Knitted items are very thin, comfortable and at the same time incredibly warm.
In order to get to know more about fine mohair and its amazing properties, we suggest you knit a pullover from this yarn. It is knitted with 6 mm knitting needles, and mohair "Nissa" is used as a yarn. The density of the knitted fabric in such a model is: 10cm = 19r.X15p .. We knit with the front satin stitch.
To tie such a model, you must first determine your size according to a special table.
After that, you can start creating the back and front of the product from fine mohair yarn:
Having completed the back and front of the model from thin mohair yarn, we proceed to the formation of the shoulder bevels. In the next two rows, close 4 (5,6,7) sts. In 2 p. those following them, close 5 (6,7,8) sts. Knit 16 rubles. and close all remaining loops.
After that, start creating the model's sleeves using fine mohair yarn. Cast on 37 (41.42.43) sts. Start knitting with knitting needles, then go to faces. smooth surface. Form the bevels on the sides, adding one loop at 5 p., 6 times in each subsequent 6 rows, as well as in each 10 p. Continue knitting without changing the pattern until the female model's sleeve is 45 cm (46.47.47) cm.
Then sew the top of the sleeve with a fine mohair yarn. In the next 2 p. close 3 (4,4,5) sts. Then in 3 (5,7,5) row, decrease 1 loop. In each subsequent 2 p. decrease stitches 4 (3,2,3) times. Continue decreasing the loops until there are 31 stitches. Close the remaining tabs.
Photo master - class of knitting sweaters
Video: Mohair Off Shoulder Sweater
Knitting pattern for an openwork shawl made of thin mohair
From thin mohair fibers, an incredibly beautiful, very delicate, airy openwork is obtained. A striking example is a wedding shawl for women, which from the outside seems like a weightless cobweb, but in fact it perfectly warms and protects from the cold.
The simple patterns of this design emphasize the fragility of the woman, and the thin mohair reliably protects her from the cold. The shawl is knitted with knitting needles # 4. To create it, you will need 2 skeins of fine "Nako King Moher" mohair yarn, as well as 2 patterns.
Let's get to work. In order to knit such an unusually delicate openwork, you need to dial 5p on the knitting needles. Then we knit without changing the scheme. According to the picture of scheme No. 1, you need to knit until the canvas grows to 85 cm. After that, we move on to the second scheme. At the end, we close all the lace loops.
Video: Openwork shawl "Gail"
Warm hat made of thick mohair
As we said earlier, there are three types of mohair:
- "Mohair". This type of mohair is made from the hair of angora goats. It is also called thick mohair. Thick mohair yarn is very strong, strong and resilient. It shines and shimmers slightly in the sun;
- Kid mohair. The fibers of this variety of mohair are obtained when the kids are sheared for the first time. That is, in a period of up to six months. These yarns are incredibly soft and thin. However, it does not shine as much as mohair made from the wool of adult goats;
- Super kid. Super thin mohair is quite rare and costs an order of magnitude more expensive than thick or thin yarn. The production of such mohair is limited, and not everyone can afford to buy it.
Speaking about the distinguishing features of thick and thin mohair yarns, it is also worth noting the fact that thick mohair not only shines more, but also appears to be fluffier. Various models of women's hats can be knitted from thick mohair. To knit a wonderful winter hat you will need:
- circular knitting needles No. 10;
- 100 g thick fluffy mohair.
The density of the pattern is: 10X10cm = 14R.X9p. To create a women's hat, you need 2 patterns: 
- persons. smooth surface: when knitting in a circle, only persons are used.p .;
- Garter stitch is knitted in a circle and consists of faces replacing each other. and out. R.
Pattern creation scheme:
- dial 42 sts, and then go to circular knitting;
- perform the first 6 rows in garter stitch;
- further up to row 13 inclusive, knit with face stitch;
- we continue knitting in rows and each time we repeat the patterns 6 times, starting with the fact that we knit 2 stitches in one:
- # 14: make 5 faces. NS.;
- No. 15: 4 persons.p .;
- No. 16: 3 persons.p .;
- No. 17: 2 persons.p .;
- No. 18: 1 person.p .;
- # 19: just repeat the beginning of the pattern as many times as needed.
At the end of the work, we bring out a thick mohair thread to the wrong side and securely fasten. A thick mohair hat is ready!
Video: Knitting a voluminous mohair hat
Mohair openwork patterns
The most beautiful and delicate of mohair is openwork. Various varieties of openwork patterns are ideal for women, as they emphasize the natural elegance, beauty and grace of the fair half of humanity. The most popular openwork patterns for women.
In the scheme for this pattern are indicated. and persons. p .. The rapport is 28 p. in width. In height, it is necessary to repeat the rows from 1 to 16. The scheme for this pattern is as follows. Symbols are also attached to it.
You can also knit a geometric pattern called "Rhombuses" from mohair. In order to independently perform such patterns, you need to carefully study the scheme for it. Symbols for the "Rhombuses" pattern are attached.
In this pattern, you see only the front rows, since the back ones are knitted according to the pattern. All yarns are made out.
The rapport in this pattern is 6 points wide. Before the rapport, you need to do 3 p. And after it you need to do 4 more p. In height, the pattern is repeated from 1 to 12 p.
The last pattern, which we would like to tell you about, is slightly different from the previous patterns in terms of its level of complexity. But, it looks incredibly beautiful and elegant, so we recommend that you master it.
The scheme for this pattern is more complex than for the previous images. The rapport is 38 p. In height, and 20 p. In width. The scheme contains both purl and front rows.
In the purl rows, an empty cell is made to the front, and in the front rows - to the purl. In addition to the conventions you already know, this pattern uses two new icons.
These patterns will decorate any mohair model for women. They are beautiful and easy to perform. Models of women's clothing with such patterns look very stylish and original.
A bit of the history of the origin of mohair
The word "mohair" has Turkish roots. Literally from Turkish "muyhyar" is translated as "the chosen fleece". Initially, this extraordinary kind of yarn was made only in Ankara and Turkey. And this is not at all surprising, because it was there that the Angora goats were found, from whose wool mohair is made.
In those distant times, the wool of these outlandish animals was considered incredibly valuable, and not every person could afford a mohair outfit. Over time, Turkey ceased to be a monopolist in the production of mohair yarn. A worthy competitor was the United States of America and South Africa, which to this day are among the most famous producers of mohair.
Now mohair is generally available and every woman can pamper herself with it. It's still valuable, but it's much easier to get it. To do this, just look at any specialized store.
Video: We knit an openwork mohair scarf
An incomparable knitted openwork blouse from Lene Holme Samsoe is made in circular rows of mohair with the addition of silk.
Size S / M (L / XL). Length 60 (65.5) cm.
To knit an openwork blouse, you will need 3 (3) skeins of Permin Angel yarn (70% kid mohair, 30% silk; 210 m / 25 g) or Lana grossa silkhair(70% superkid mohair; 30% silk; 210 m / 25 g) which is sold in the Yarn.su store; 4.5 mm circular needles 60 and 80 cm long for size S / M, 5 mm circular needles 60 and 80 mm long for size L / XL; stitch markers; knitting needle.
The blouse is knitted in circular rows from top to bottom. Both sizes fit the same on different size needles. Buttonhole markers are used to mark the beginning of the circular row (marker in contrasting color) and the end of each pattern repeat. In each circular row, in the process of knitting, you need to reshoot the markers from the left to the right knitting needle. In the process, when there are more loops, go to longer circular knitting needles.
DESCRIPTION.
On circular needles 60 cm long of the desired size, cast on 96 loops and knit 3 rows with front loops (garter stitch). In the last row, without turning the work, connect the row in a circle and mark the beginning of the row with a marker. Then knit in circular rows as follows:
Round 1 and 2: Knit.
3 circle: * yarn, 1 person crossed, yarn, 11 persons, place a marker; repeat from * to the end of the circle = 112 p. (8 rapports, 14 p. each).
4 and all even circles. rows: knit all knit loops, except cross. knit the previous circle (knit their faces. crossed).
5th circle: * yarn, 3 persons., Yarn, 11 persons .; repeat from * to the end of the circle = 128 p. (8 rapports of 16 p.).
7th circle: * yarn, 5 persons., Yarn, 4 persons., 1 p. Remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed item, 4 persons .; repeat from * to the end of the circle.
9 circle: * yarn, 7 persons., Yarn, 3 persons., 1 p. Remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed item, 3 persons .; repeat from * to the end of the circle.
Round 11: * yarn over, 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), 5 persons., 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn over, 2 persons., 1 p. remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed item, 2 persons .; repeat from * to the end of the circle = 112 p. (8 rapports, 14 p. each).
Round 13: * yarn over, 1 person. crossed, yarn over, 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), 3 persons., 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn, 1 person. cross., yarn, 1 person., 1 p. remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed item, 1 person .; repeat from * to the end of the circle.
Round 15: * yarn over, 1 person. cross., yarn, 1 person., yarn, 1 person. crossed, yarn over, 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), 1 person., 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn, 1 persons. cross., yarn, 1 person., yarn, 1 person. cross., yarn, 1 p. remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed item; repeat from * to the end of the circle = 144 p. (8 rapports, 18 p. each).
Round 17: * knit 5 times, 2 persons. together (with a tilt to the left), yarn, 1 p. remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed p., yarn, 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn over, knit 6 times; repeat from * to the end of the circle = 224 sts (8 rapports 28 sts each).
Round 19: * knit 5 times, 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), 1 person., knit 6 times, 3 persons., yarn; repeat from * to the end of the circle.
Round 21: * knit 5 times, 1 p. Remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed item, [yarn, 2 persons. together (tilted to the right)] knit 5 times, yarn, 5 persons., yarn; repeat from * to the end of the circle.
Round 23: * [yarn over, 2 persons. together (with a tilt to the left)] knit 5 times, 1 person., knit 5 times, 7 persons .; repeat from * to the end of the circle.
Round 25: * yarn over, 1 person. cross, [yarn, 2 persons. together (with a tilt to the left)] knit 4 times, yarn over, 1 p. remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed item, [yarn, 2 persons. together (tilted to the right)] knit 4 times, yarn over, 1 person. crossed, yarn over, 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), 3 persons., 2 persons. together (tilted to the right); repeat from * to the end of the circle.
Round 27: * yarn over, 3 persons., [Yarn over, 2 persons. together (with a tilt to the left)] knit 4 times, 1 person., knit 4 times, 3 persons., yarn, 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), 1 person., 2 persons. together (tilted to the right); repeat from * in a circle.
Circle 29; * yarn over, 5 persons., [yarn over, 2 persons. together (with a tilt to the left)] knit 3 times, yarn over, 1 p. remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed item, [yarn, 2 persons. together (with a tilt to the right)] knit 3 times, yarn, 5 persons., yarn, 1 p. remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed item; repeat from * to the end of the circle.
Circle 31: * 2 persons. together (inclined to the left), 5 persons., [yarn, 2 persons. together (with a tilt to the left)] knit 3 times, 1 person., knit 3 times, 5 persons., 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn, 1 person. crossed, yarn; repeat from * to the end of the row.
Circle 33: * 1 p. Remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed p., 4 persons., [yarn, 2 persons. together (with a tilt to the left)] knit 2 times, yarn over, 1 p. remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed item, [yarn, 2 persons. together (tilted to the right)] knit 2 times, yarn over, 4 persons., 3 persons. together, yarn, 3 persons., yarn; repeat from * to the end of the circle = 208 p. (8 rapports 26 p. each).
35 circle: * 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), 4 persons., [yarn, 2 persons. together (with a tilt to the left)] knit 2 times, 1 person., knit 2 times, 4 persons., 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn over, 1 person. cross., yarn, 1 p. remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed item, yarn, 1 person. crossed, yarn; repeat from * to the end of the circle.
37 circle: * 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), 4 persons., yarn, 2 persons. together (with a tilt to the left), yarn, 1 p. remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed p., yarn, 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn, 4 persons., 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn, 3 persons., yarn, 1 persons. cross., yarn, 3 persons., yarn; repeat from * to the end of the circle = 224 sts (8 rapports 28 sts each).
39 circle: * 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), 4 persons., yarn, 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), 1 person. crossed, 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn, 4 persons., 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn over, 1 person. cross., yarn, 1 p. remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed p., yarn, 3 persons., yarn, 1 p. remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed item, yarn, 1 person. crossed, yarn; repeat from * to the end of the circle.
41 circle: * 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), 4 persons., yarn, 1 p. remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed item, yarn, 4 persons., 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn, 3 persons., yarn, 1 persons. crossed, yarn over, 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), 1 person., 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn over, 1 person. crossed, yarn, 3 persons. yarn; repeat from * to the end of the circle 240 sts (8 rapports 30 sts each).
43 circle: * 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), 9 persons., 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn, 1 person. cross., yarn, 1 p. remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed item, yarn, knit 2 times, 1 person. crossed, yarn; repeat from * to the end of the circle.
45 circle: * 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), 7 persons., 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn, 3 persons., yarn, 1 persons. cross., yarn, knit 2 times, 3 persons., yarn; repeat from * to the end of the circle = 256 p. (8 rapports, 32 p. each).
47 circle: * 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), 5 persons., 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn over, 1 person. cross., yarn, 1 p. remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed p., [yarn, 3 persons., yarn, 1 p. remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed p.] knit 3 times, yarn over, 1 person. crossed, yarn; repeat from * to the end of the circle.
Circle 49; * 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), 3 persons., 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn, 3 persons., yarn, 1 persons. crossed, yarn over, knit 3 times, 3 persons. yarn; repeat from * to the end of the circle = 272 sts (8 rapports 34 sts each).
51 circle: * 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), 1 person., 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn over, 1 person. cross., yarn, 1 p. remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed p., [yarn, 3 persons., yarn, 1 p. remove 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed p.] knit 4 times, yarn over, 1 person. crossed, yarn; repeat from * to the end of the circle.
Circle 53: * yarn over, 1 p. Remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed item, yarn, 3 persons., yarn, 1 person. crossed, yarn, knit 4 times, 3 persons .; repeat from * to the end of the circle = 288 sts (8 rapports 36 sts each).
Circle 55: * [yarn, 3 persons., Yarn, 1 st. Remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed item] knit 6 times; repeat from * to the end of the circle.
Circle 57: * knit 3 times, 5 persons., Yarn, 1 persons. crossed, yarn over, knit 2 times; repeat from * to the end of the circle = 304 sts (8 rapports 38 sts each).
Circle 59: * knit 2 times, 1 p. Remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed item, yarn, 11 persons., yarn, knit 2 times; repeat from * to the end of the circle.
Circle 61: * [yarn over, 1 person. crossed, yarn over, 2 persons. together (inclined to the left), 1 person., 2 persons. together (tilted to the right)] knit 2 times, yarn over, 1 person. crossed., yarn, 13 persons., [yarn, 1 persons. crossed, yarn over, 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), 1 person., 2 persons. together (tilted to the right)] knit 2 times; repeat from * to the end of the circle = 320 sts (8 rapports 40 sts each).
Circle 63: * [yarn, 3 persons., Yarn, 1 st. Remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed item] knit 2 times, yarn, 19 persons., yarn, 1 p. remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed p., yarn, 3 persons., yarn, 1 p. remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed item; repeat from * to the end of the circle.
Circle 65: * knit 2 times, persons 21, yarn over, 1 persons. crossed, yarn over, 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), 1 person., 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn, 1 person. crossed, yarn; repeat from * to the end of the circle = 336 sts (8 rapports 42 sts each).
Circle 67: * 1 p. Shoot, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed p., yarn, 3 persons., yarn, 1 p. remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed p., yarn, 27 persons., yarn, 1 p. remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed item, yarn, 3 persons., yarn; repeat from * to the end of the circle.
Circle 69: * yarn over, 1 person. crossed, yarn over, 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), 1 person., 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn over, 1 person. cross., yarn, 29 persons., yarn, 1 persons. crossed, yarn over, 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), 1 person., 2 persons. together (tilted to the right); repeat from * to the end of the circle = 352 sts (8 rapports 44 sts each).
Round 71: * yarn over, 3 persons., Yarn over, 1 p. Remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed p., yarn, 35 persons., yarn, 1 p. remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed item; repeat from * to the end of the circle.
Circle 73: * 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), 1 person., 2 persons. together (inclined to the right), yarn, 1 person. cross., yarn, 37 persons., yarn, 1 persons. crossed, yarn; repeat from * to the end of the circle = 368 sts (8 rapports 46 sts each).
Circle 75: * yarn over, 1 p. Remove, 2 persons. together and stretch through the removed item, yarn, 43 persons; repeat from * to the end of the circle.
Circle 77: remove the starting marker from the knitting needle, k1., Place the starting marker, * yarn, k1. cross., yarn, 45 persons .; repeat from * to the end of the circle = 384 p. (8 rapports, 48 p. each).
Sleeve trim.
Circle 99: Remove starting marker from knitting needle, K1, place starting marker, K4, * knit 7 times, K2. together (inclined to the right), yarn, 1 person., yarn, 2 persons. together (with a tilt to the left) *, then 103 persons., repeat from * to * again, then 99 persons.
Circle 101: K3., * Knit 7 times, K2. together (tilted to the right), yarn, 3 persons., yarn, 2 persons. together (with a tilt to the left) *, then 101 persons., repeat from * to * again, then 98 persons.
103 circle: 2 persons., * Knit 7 times, 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn over, 2 persons. together (tilted to the left), yarn over, 1 person. yarn over, 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn over, 2 persons. together (with a tilt to the left) *, then 99 persons., repeat from * to * again, then 97 persons.
105 circle; * knit 8 times, then 96 persons., repeat from * again.
107 circle: * 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn, knit 7 times, 3 persons., 2 persons. together (tilted to the right), yarn, 4 persons., yarn, 2 persons. together (with a tilt to the left), then 95 persons .; repeat from * one more time.
Round 108: knit all sts.
109 circle: * 96 out., 96 persons.; repeat from * one more time.
Circle 110 and 111: knit like circle 108 and 109.
Round 112: * close 96 sts, knit 4 times, knit 9 times (in square brackets), 2 persons. together, knit 2 times, 1 out; repeat from * again = 172 p.
Completion.
Sew the edge of the neckline. Carry out a wet heat treatment according to the yarn instructions.
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Tags:A source: Verena 2008 winter
You will need: fine yarn Lang Yarns "Mohair Luxe" (77% superkid mohair, 23% silk, 175 m / 25 g) 50 (75) g in silver-pastel colors, color 0007; knitting needles 8 mm, hook number 3.5; cubic beads 3.4 x 3.4 mm in 1 box of white, blue, light gray; nylon string for stringing, length about 4 m, diameter 0.2 mm and a needle.
Density 8 p. X 11 p. = 10.5 x 10.5 cm.
Openwork pattern: the number of loops is a multiple of 2.
Knit edging in persons. front rows, purl rows - purl.
1 persons. R. - facial.
2 int. R. - purl.
3 p. - 2 persons together, 1 yarn.
4 p. - purl.
Repeat from 1st to 4th row.
Knit from bottom to top, the arrow on the diagram shows the direction of knitting. Cast on 98 (106) sts and knit with an openwork pattern. After the 2nd p. for convenience, mark with two marks the places indicated on the diagram with asterisks. To do this, after the 44th (46th) point and the 10th (14th) point following them, tie a thread of a contrasting color. In the 3rd p. knit the hem and all subsequent loops with the front loops, at the end knit 2 sts together, thereby decreasing 1 st. = 97 (105) sts. In 4 r. subtract 4 x 1 p. as follows: at the beginning of the row, knit the 1st p. and yarn over together with the front, then knit together out. before the 1st and after the 2nd mark yarn over and 1 loop, at the end, knit the yarn and the last loop together. Further along the edges and at the marks alternately in each 2nd and 4th p. subtract 15 x 1 p. - each time knitting 2 p. together out. or 1 yarn over and 1 stitched together. After the last reductions of 48 rubles. on the needles 33 (41) p. After 50 cm = 52 p. openwork pattern loosely close all loops = top edge.
Assembly: Moisten the handkerchief, stretch and leave to dry.
Crochet the edges as follows: in each loop of the upper edge, 1 st.b.n., in the corners, 2 st.b.n. in one loop, on the sides * picot = 3 vp, 1 tbsp. in the previous st.b.n, skip 1 p. and knit in the next. R. 1 st.b.n., from * rep. Tie further pico and st.b.n. lower edge, insert the hook into each point. Tie the 2nd side in the same way as the first.
Bead Brushes: string 2 chains of each color 36 cm long. Fasten the beginning of the line after the 1st bead, fix the end of the line under the last bead. Pull the rest of the line through 5 beads and cut it off. Take 3 strung chains, one for each color, stretch them through the corners of the top edge, fold in half and wrap with fishing line about 1.5 cm from the fold.
Knitting-club note. The description (both German and Russian) says “in every 2nd and 4th p. subtract 15 x 1 p. ”, where the number 15 came from, remained a mystery to me. On the other hand, the difference of stitches is 65 stitches = 98 - 33, 52 rows divided by 4 = 13, 13 * 5 and gives the desired 65 stitches. Thus, you need to subtract 5 sts every 4 rows according to the scheme 1 st in every 2nd row and 4 sts in every 4th row, repeat 12 times.
A source: Creative Knitting, Spring 2015
Designer: Caroline moore
You will need: Be Sweet Extra Fine Mohair (100% Mohair, 210 meters / 25 grams) - 4 (4, 5, 6, 7, 8) skeins, 4.5 and 5.5 mm needles
Size: Woman's small (medium, large, X-large, 2X-large, 3X-large)
Chest: 52 (56, 60, 64, 68, 72) inches
Length: 221/2 (231/4, 241/2, 26, 271/4, 281/2) inches
Oversized - free fit allowance of about 46 cm for all sizes.
Density: 12 sts and 20 rows = 4 inches / 10cm
Designations
Make 1 Left (M1L): Insert LH needle from front to back under horizontal strand between last st worked and next st on LH needle; knit through back of the resulting loop.
Make 1 Right (M1R): Insert LH needle from back to front under horizontal strand between last st worked and next st on LH needle; knit through front of the resulting loop.
Purl in front and back (pfb): Purl through front of st and then purl through back of same st.
Pattern Note
Pullover is worked side to side in pieces with the purl side as the right side. To make the exposed seams, use mattress
stitch (see page 111) on the wrong side (knit side).
Back
Row 1 (WS): Knit.
Row 2 (RS): Purl to last 5 sts, k5.
Rep last 2 rows for 81/2 (91/2, 101/2, 111/2, 121/2, 131/2) inches, ending with Row 1.
Shape Neck
Row 1 (RS): Bind off 2 (2, 3, 3, 4, 4) sts, purl to last 5 sts, k5-66 (68, 71, 75, 78, 82) sts.
Row 2 (WS): Knit to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1-65 (67, 70, 74, 77, 81) sts.
Row 3: P1, p2tog, purl to last 5 sts, k5-64 (66, 69, 73, 76, 80) sts.
Row 4: Knit.
Row 5: Purl to last 5 sts, k5.
Work even until piece measures 9 inches from bind-off row, ending with a WS row.
Next row (RS): P2, pfb, purl to last 5 sts, k5-65 (67, 70, 74, 77, 81) sts.
Next row: Knit to last 2 sts, M1L, k2, cast on 2 (2, 3, 3, 4, 4) -68 (70, 74, 78,82, 86) sts.
Row 1 (RS): Purl to last 5 sts, k5.
Row 2: Knit.
Rep last 2 rows for 81/2 (91/2, 101/2, 111 / 2,121 / 2, 131/2) inches, ending with Row 1.
Bind off loosely.
Left Front
With larger needles, cast on 68 (70, 74,78, 82, 86) sts.
Row 1: (WS): Knit.
Row 2: Purl to last 5 sts, k5.
Shape Neck
Row 1 (RS): Bind off 11 (11, 12, 12, 13,13), purl to last 5 sts, k5-57 (59, 62, 66, 69, 73) sts.
Row 2: Knit to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1- 56 (58, 61, 65, 68, 72) sts.
Row 10: Knit.
Row 11: P1, p2tog, purl to last 5 sts, k5-48 (50, 53, 57, 60, 64) sts.
Row 16: Knit.
Row 17 (RS): Purl to last 5 sts, k5.
Bind off loosely.
Right front
With larger needles, cast on 68 (70, 74, 78, 82, 86) sts.
Row 1 (WS): Knit.
Row 2 (RS): K5, purl to end.
Rep last 2 rows until piece measures 81/2 (91/2, 101/2, 111/2, 121/2, 131/2) inches, ending with a WS row.
Shape Neck
Row 1 (RS): Bind off 11 (11, 12, 12, 13, 13), purl to last 5 sts, k5-57 (59, 62, 66, 69, 73) sts.
Row 2: Knit to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1-56 (58, 61, 65, 68, 72) sts.
Row 3: P1, p2tog, purl to last 5 sts, k5-55 (57, 60, 64, 67, 71) sts.
Rows 4-9: Rep 3 times-49 (51, 54, 58, 61, 65) sts.
Row 10: Knit.
Row 11: P1, p2tog, purl to last 5 sts, k5 -48 (50, 53, 57, 60, 64) sts.
Rows 12-15: Rep twice-46 (48, 51, 55, 58, 62) sts.
Work even until neck measures 41/2 inches, ending with a WS row.
Bind off loosely.
Sleeves
With smaller needles, cast on 34 (36, 38, 40, 42, 44) sts.
Knit 10 rows.
Change to larger needles.
Inc row (WS): K1, M1L, knit to last st, M1R, k1-36 (38, 40, 42, 44, 46) sts.
Continuing in rev St st, rep Inc row 10 (10, 11, 12, 14, 15) times-56 (58, 62, 66, 72, 76) sts.
Work even until piece measures 15 (15, 151/2, 151/2, 16, 16) inches, or desired length.
Bind off loosely.
Finishing
Note: Work all seams with knit side (WS) facing.
Sew center front and shoulder seams.
Neck edging
Turn piece so purl side (RS) is facing.
With smaller circular needle, beg at back right shoulder, pick up and knit 38 sts across back neck, 10 (10, 11, 11,
12, 12) sts along bound-off edge on left front, pm, 40 sts around front to bound-off edge on right front, pm, 10 (10, 11, 11, 12, 12) sts along bound-off edge- 98 (98, 100, 100, 102, 102) sts.
Mark beg of rnd.
Rnd 1: * K1, p1; rep from * around.
Rnd 2: Work in established rib to first marker, sk2p, work in rib to 3 sts before next marker, sk2p, work in rib to end- 94 (94, 96, 96, 98, 98) sts.
Rnds 3-10: Rep 4 times-78 (78, 80, 80, 82, 82) sts.
Rnd 11: Rep Rnd 1.
Bind off loosely in pat.
With WS (knit side) facing, sew sleeves to body.
With WS facing, sew side and sleeve seams.
Weave in all ends. Turn sweater so RS is out and block to correct measurements. 
Mohair is a favorite yarn of many fashionistas and a truly unconquered pinnacle of most admirers of knitting, because working with this yarn is quite difficult and requires increased attention. Pullovers, cardigans, blouses, hats, stoles, jackets or snoods - all this will look original if you choose mohair for knitting.
This yarn attracts novice needlewomen with its beauty and characteristic visual and tactile qualities - airiness, softness, weightlessness, and professional knitters love this yarn from the wool of angora goat for the ability to perform interesting work and complex patterns.
The versatility of mohair is not only in a rich color palette, because this yarn perfectly absorbs colors, but also in the comfort of wearing both in the cold season and in the warm: in winter it warms up and does not freeze, and in summer it absorbs moisture and protects from overheating. And the most pleasant quality of the yarn, which is why many choose for knitting, is hypoallergenic- it does not irritate even the most sensitive skin. It is important to know that often mohair includes no more than 83% of the wool of the angora goat, the rest of the composition is supplemented with sheep wool, silk, acrylic.
This soft material is divided into three subtypes:
- Kid Mohair- the most delicate thin mohair, which is preferred when knitting openwork products;
- Gatling - denser yarn obtained from kids up to two years old, which is selected for dense patterns for a variety of knitted items;
- Adult Mohair- dense thick threads that are good at working with simple coarse knits.
The final result depends on the choice of yarn, because if you choose dense mohair for delicate patterns, the product will look inorganic, and most likely you will not want to wear it.
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Knitted mohair models with needles - schemes and description
Professionals say that almost any model of clothing can be knitted from mohair, as long as you find the correct diagrams and a description of the course of work. Knitting with mohair needles can be greatly facilitated, using the golden rule: use thin knitting needles for thin yarn, large knitting needles for thick ones. The tension of the mohair threads must be constant, otherwise the result will be uneven, loose and stretched garment.
A fundamentally important point in this work is the correctly selected pattern and description of knitting from mohair with knitting needles. Let's try to consider several options for schemes of varying degrees of complexity for different clothing models.
Hat for women
Perhaps this is not the most original model of a mohair hat with knitting needles, but it is a well-established classic that suits both women and children, and even young people, because this hat model is now popular among men as well. Knitting from mohair with knitting needles for women will not be difficult, you just have to carefully study the scheme and description of the work.
We knit a hat with jacquard stripes for a head circumference of 54-57 (57-60) cm
Width and length of a mohair hat: 22 (24) cm.
For this model, you will need 2 types of yarn: 1) 1 skein of gray (main color), 1 skein of white (finishing color 1) 100% wool; 100 g / 575 m; 2) 1 skein of green (finishing color 2) 66% mohair, 4% wool, 30% polyamide; 50 g / 500 m; as well as circular needles No. 4 and No. 5.5 with a length of 40 cm.
Work process:
We knit an elastic band alternately 1 person., 1 out.
Front surface: in circular rows, knit only front loops.
Jacquard Pattern: knit according to the front stitch pattern. The color distribution is indicated in the description.
Knitting density: 20 p.x 19 p. = 10 x 10 cm, knitted with a jacquard pattern on the needles No. 5.5.
Knit pattern in 2 strands = finishing thread 1 + finishing thread 2 taken together.
Scheme and description:
On needles No. 4, cast on 72 (80) sts with a thread of the main color and knit in a circle for 18 p. rubber band.
Go to knitting needles number 5.5 and perform 3 r. front satin stitch, while in the 1st p. row evenly add 0 (4) p. = 72 (84) p.
Decreases:
continue to knit with a thread of the main color, while closing every 6th st. (knitting 2 sts together with the front one) = 60 (70) sts.
After 5 p., Knitted with a thread of the main color, knit 1 p., Alternating 1 p. Thread of the main color and 1 p. Thread of the finishing color.
Next, knit to the end with a finishing thread: in the 4th p. after the decrease, close every 5th p. = 48 (56) p., knit 3 p. knit, closing every 4th p. = 36 (42) p., knit 3 p. knit, closing every 3rd p. = 24 (28) p., knit 3 p. facial, closing every 2nd p. = 12 (14) p.
Pull the thread through the remaining loops. Fasten the ends of the threads.
Make a pom-pom from the finishing thread and sew to the hat.
Knitting sweaters
A mohair sweater with knitting needles can be of a wide variety of variations, from modest and classic to bold and outrageous. No wonder designers and couturiers from all over the world love to use mohair yarn when making the most daring sketches! At the same time, mohair models of sweaters can look playful, flirtatious, gentle, and strict. That is why it is worth trying to knit at least one mohair model with knitting needles.
We knit a sweater on the size: S (M) L (XL).
Width mohair product by chest girth: 05 (113) 121 (129) cm.
Length will be: 65 (69) 73 (77) cm, respectively.
To make a sweater you will need: Yarn 1 (100% cotton; 50 g / 220 m) - 4 (5) 5 (6) menthol-colored skeins; yarn 2 (70% mohair, 30% silk; 25 g / 210 m) - 4 (5) 5 (6) skeins of menthol color; knitting needles number 5 and 6; circular needles No. 5, length 60 cm.
Patterns and schemes:
Front surface: Front rows - front loops, purl rows - purl loops.
The elastic must be knitted alternately: 1 person., 1 out.
How to knit the "heart" pattern:
16 p.x 22 p. = 10 x 10 cm, knitted with knitting needles No. 5 in 2 strands (= one strand of yarn 1 and yarn 2).
Completing of the work:
Back:
On needles No. 5 in 2 threads, dial 85 (91) 97 (103) sts and knit with a curly elastic band:
1st row (= out. Row): persons. chrome (in all rows), * 1 out., 1 person. *, repeat from * to *, finish 1 out., 1 person. chrome. 2nd row: knit. Repeat these 2 p., Total to knit 21 rows. Then go to the needles number 6 and continue working with the front satin stitch (1st row = persons. Row).
Important:
Transfer to thread from a new skein at the beginning or end of the row. Tie a knot and secure the end of the thread at the edge.
When the length of the part is 42 cm (applies to all sizes), close on both sides for armholes in 4 p.
Then subtract 2 points on both sides in each 6th p. (= front rows): chrome, knit 3 stitches together, knit knit together until the last 4 sts on the knitting needle, remove 2 sts one at a time, as with knitting, knit 1 st and pull the removed loops through the knit , chrome.
After completing the decrease in total 6 (7) 8 (9) times, knit 4 p. directly.
Then close 1 st on both sides and transfer the remaining 51 (53) 55 (57) sts to the auxiliary needle.
Front:
On needles No. 5, dial 85 (91) 97 (103) sts and knit with a curly elastic band.
1st row (= out. Row): chrome., * 1 persons., 1 out. *, Repeat from * to *, finish 1 persons., Chrome.
2nd row: knit.
Repeat these 2 p., Total to knit 21 p.
Then go to the needles number 6 and knit 18 (21) 25 (29) p. front satin stitch (1st row = front row).
Then knit with a pattern according to the scheme (1 cell = 1 p. X 2 p.).
At the same time, when the length of the part is 42 cm (applies to all sizes), close the loops for the armholes in the same way as described for the back. Finish in front like backrest.
Sleeves:
On needles No. 5, dial 33 (37) 41 (45) sts and tie 21 p. curly elastic as described for the back.
Go to knitting needles No. 6 and knit with the front stitch, adding on both sides 1 p. In the 1st p., Then 1 p. In each 4th p., In total, perform the increments 14 (15) 16 (17) times = 63 (69) 75 (81) p.
Then close 4 sts on both sides. After that, subtract 1 st on both sides in every 2nd person. row: chrome, knit 2 stitches together with the front one, knit with the front ones until the last 3 sts on the knitting needle, remove 1 stitches as the front one, knit 1 stitches with the front one and pull the removed loop through the knitted one.
In total, perform the reductions 20 (23) 26 (29) times, end the wear. next and close in this row on both sides, 1 p.
The remaining 13 sts (applies to all sizes) are transferred to the auxiliary knitting needle. Tie the second sleeve in the same way.
Neck tape:
Transfer the left loops of all parts to circular knitting needles No. 5 in the following sequence: sleeve, front, sleeve, back and knit in a circle with a curly elastic band:
1st row: * 1 person., 1 out. *, Repeat from * to * to the end of the row.
2nd row: knit.
Repeat these 2 rows, in total, perform 8 p. and close the loops in the next row.
Assembly:
Sew ragged seams (use cotton thread or cotton yarn of the appropriate color). When switching to a new thread, first tie the ends of the threads with a knot, then fasten. Sew side seams and sleeve seams. Moisten the product slightly and leave to dry.
Sweater with an openwork pattern
How to please yourself before the onset of the cold season? You can tie an interesting striped blouse with an openwork pattern! A soft and delicate jacket will not only be undead and decorate a girl or woman, but also warm. Isn't it lovely? Important: Crocheting skills are also required for this special model.
Sweater knitting mohair with an openwork pattern will fit sizes: S (M) L (XL) XXL.
For work you will need:
Yarn 1 (100% wool; 50 g / 225 m) - 3 (3) 4 (5) 6 skeins of lavender;
yarn 2 (70% mohair, 30% polyamide; 25 g / 225 m) - 2 (3) 3 (3) 4 skeins of light purple; knitting needles number 3.5 and 4; circular needles No. 2.5 and 3, 40 cm long; circular needles No. 3.5 and 4 in lengths of 40, 60 and 80 cm; hook number 2.5.
Facial rows- front loops, purl rows - purl loops.
Important:
The product is knitted from top to bottom from the neck to the armholes on circular knitting needles in a circle, then from the armholes they are knitted in a circle in front and back. Sleeves are knitted from the armholes in rows in forward and backward directions on straight knitting needles.
We knit an openwork pattern according to the scheme and description:
1 decrease: remove 1 p. As the front one, knit the next loop with the front one and pull the removed loop through the knitted one.
Stripes: Knit on needles # 4 - 12 p. openwork pattern with yarn 2 in 1 thread, then on needles No. 3.5 - 12 p. openwork pattern with yarn 1 in 1 thread. Repeat these 24 rows.
Knitting density: 22 p. X 30 p. = 10 x 10 cm, connected with an openwork pattern (according to the scheme) with the effect of stripes.
We carry out work:
Start from the neck. On circular knitting needles No. 2.5 with yarn 2 in 2 threads, dial 142 (150) 150 (158) 158 sts and knit 2 p. In a circle. purl. Then knit in only 1 thread.
Go to circular knitting needles # 3. Mark the beginning of ragged increases: from right to left, count 45 (47) 47 (49) 49 points (= back), mark the next 2 points, count 23 (25) 25 (27) 27 points (= right sleeve), mark the following 2 sts, count 44 (46) 46 (48) 48 sts (= before), mark next 2 sts, count 23 (25) 25 (27) 27 sts (= left sleeve), mark first and last sts row.
Important:
Perform the next circular row on circular needles # 3, then switch to circular needles # 4 and complete the 1st strip of yarn 2.
Continue knitting in a circle with an openwork pattern (distribute the pattern for each part separately). 1st p. openwork pattern start and finish (for back, front and sleeves) according to the arrows on the diagram.
At the same time, perform ragged increases - 1 increase on both sides of the 2 marked loops = a total of 8 increases in a row.
Repeat regular increments in every 2nd p. On the marked loops, knit with the front stitch. Include the added loops in the pattern as soon as possible (before that, knit them with the front satin stitch). At the same time knit stripes, changing knitting needles and yarn (see above). Continue stripes until the end of the product.
In total, perform 26 (28) 30 (32) 34 ragged increases on each side = 98 (104) 108 (114) 118 points for the back and front and 77 (83) 87 (93) 97 points for sleeves. The number of loops includes 2 marked loops, which are taken into account when counting loops for each part.
Leave the sleeve loops temporarily and continue working on the back and front loops.
Back and front:
Knit on circular needles in a circle. On both sides, cast on 3 (4) 6 (6) 8 sts for armholes = on the needles 202 (216) 228 (240) 252 sts and continue working in a circle.
Knit stripes with an openwork pattern on those loops that can enter the pattern - there can be loops on both sides that will not fit into the pattern, knit on them with the front satin stitch. Knit until 8 rapports of stripes are made from the neck in total (= 12 p. Openwork pattern with yarn 2, 12 p. Pattern with yarn 1 = only 24 p., Knitted 8 times). The last strip is knitted with yarn 1. Close the loops.
Sleeves:
Number of loops = 77 (83) 87 (93) 97 sts, knit with needles No. 4 in rows in forward and backward directions. At the beginning and end of the row, cast on 2 (2) 3 (3) 4 loops for armhole = 81 (87) 93 (99) 105 loops.
Continue working in rows in forward and backward directions. Knit stripes with an openwork pattern on those loops that can enter the pattern - there can be loops on both sides that will not fit into the pattern, knit on them with the front satin stitch. All rows start and end faces. chrome. loop.
After 2 cm from the armhole, begin to perform decreases at the beginning and at the end of the next person. row: persons. chrome chrome.
Repeat the decrease in every 10th p. (8th p.) Alternately in each 6th p. and in every 8th p. (in every 6th p.) alternately in every 4th p. and in every 6th p. - in total, perform 13 (16) 18 (21) 23 times = 55 (55) 57 (57) 59 p.
Knit until 8 rapports of stripes are completed (= 12 p. Openwork pattern with yarn 2, 12 p. Pattern with yarn 1 = total 24 p., Knitted 8 times), as on the back and front, + 1 additional strip of yarn 2. Sleeve length from armhole = 44 cm. Close all loops.
Knit the second sleeve in the same way.
Assembling the mohair sweatshirt:
Sew sleeve seams. Sew the sleeves in the lower sections into the armholes. Tie the neckline 1 r. conn. Art. yarn 2 in 1 thread. Wash the product, lay it out and leave to dry.
Mohair pullover - master class for beginners
A simple mohair knitted pullover will always come in handy. In addition, this loose cut hides any flaws in the figure, and how it warms, despite the delicacy!
The pullover can be knitted in the following sizes: 38/42
This will require: Yarn (43% natural wool, 22% silk, 22% mohair, 13% yak wool; 150 m / 25 g) - 200 g col. rosewood; circular needles No. 4.
Patterns and schemes
Openwork pattern: The number of loops is a multiple of 18 + 11 + 2 edging = knit acc. scheme. It shows the front rows. In the purl rows, knit all loops with purl or acc. Instructions, knit yarns constantly with purl.
Start with 1 edge and loop before the rapport, repeat the rapport constantly, end with loops after the rapport and 1 edge. Repeat rows 1-16 continuously.
Patent edge: In the front row, knit 2 loops with the front ones, in the purl row, remove 2 loops as purl, while pulling the thread before work.
Elastic: Even number of loops = in the front and back rows between the hem, knit alternately 1 front, 1 purl.
Knitting density: 20 p.x 33.5 rubles = 10 x 10 cm.
Important: Due to the large number of loops, we recommend knitting on circular needles in rows in the forward and backward direction. Pullover knit in a single fabric without shoulder seams, starting from the back. Arrow on pattern = knitting direction.
Pattern
We carry out work:
Cast on 102 loops on the needles for the back and for the strap tie 7 cm with an elastic band, while finishing with 1 front row and in this last front row, evenly distributing, add 19 p. = 121 p.
Then, first, knit 1 purl row with purl. This series is not taken into account in subsequent calculations.
Continue working with an openwork pattern.
After 15 cm = 50 rows from the initial row, add 1 x 1 p. For the side bevel on both sides, then in each 2nd row 30 x 1 p. Acc. pattern = 183 p.
After 55 cm = 184 rows from the initial row, the shoulder line is reached.
After that, leave the last 91 loops for the left shelf and on the first 92 loops of the row continue to work for the right shelf as follows: edge, 90 sts with an openwork pattern, add 1 front crossed from the transverse thread and this loop, as well as the last loop of the row, knit further with a patent edge on 2 loops = 93 p.
After 54.5 cm = 183 rows from the shoulder line, i.e. after the front row, leave the loops.
Then turn on the left 91 stitches for the left shelf and knit in a mirror image, while in the 1st row along the right edge (= the edge of the neck) add 2 sts = 93 sts.
After 54.5 cm = 183 rows from the shoulder line, also leave loops.
Then knit 1 purl row with a single fabric on both shelves as follows: knit 67 loops of the left shelf, place the first 26 loops of the right shelf behind the last 26 loops of the left shelf and constantly knit 1 loop of the right shelf with 1 loop of the left shelf together with the purl, then knit the remaining 67 loops of the right shelf = 160 p.
After 55 cm = 184 rows from the shoulder line, knit for the strap with an elastic band, while in the 1st row, evenly distributing, subtract 58 sts = 102 sts. With a strap width of 7 cm, close all loops according to the pattern.
Assembly:
Sew the side seams, while leaving the upper 22 cm open for the armholes.
Many women have long understood and realized the benefits that mohair products provide to their owners, and how much better mohair is as a knitting material than other types of yarn. That's why you will probably be interested find out how to knit a mohair blouse yourself according to the scheme with a description using knitting needles.
Your winter wardrobe will be decorated with a warm mohair blouse knitted using the raglan technique on top, a knitted blouse made of thin mohair in waves, and an elegant mohair jumper, and an unmatched openwork blouse, knitted in a circular fashion from top to bottom, and a delicate openwork women's blouse made of kid mohair will become your favorite detail. wardrobe, because it looks amazingly sophisticated and elegant. Fashionable patterns for knitting things from mohair and not only have been supplied to knitters by Verena magazine for more than a dozen years.
Of all the possible materials that women use when knitting, mohair thread has several special advantages that distinguish it favorably from other materials for knitting, namely:
- It is the lightest knitting material.
- Mohair perfectly retains heat and prevents the penetration of cold air.
- When touched, mohair seems surprisingly delicate and, at the same time, very delicate and elegant.
- Due to the high quality of mohair, the knitted jacket will serve you for a long time and will reliably protect you from frost in winter and keep you cool in summer.
As you probably already understood, the presence of a mohair blouse in your wardrobe will definitely not hurt you. But before you start knitting your sweater, it will be helpful to read the following guidelines so that the process of creating your fishnet jacket is not overshadowed by unforeseen problems.
So, first of all, find the diagram and description of the knitted sweater model that you like the most. This will help you specialized magazines for women involved in sewing or knitting, for example, "Burda".
Having finished the choice of the scheme and a complete description of your future product, you need to focus on the selection of yarn or material from which you will knit your jacket or sweater. Mohair, which was obtained naturally, has the following varieties color shades:
- Brown;
- beige;
- White;
- Gray.
Of course, in stores that sell goods for women who are fond of creating knitted sweaters or jackets, you can find yarn with other shades, but keep in mind: this yarn is artificially dyed. Don't forget to look at the label that is glued to the skein. This way you can get more information about your future purchase and make a more informed decision in the end.
Take care of choosing the right tool, namely the knitting needles, with which you will create your knitted blouse. If your knitting needles will thicker than mohair several times, for example, two or four times, then a cute and delicate openwork jacket knitted by you will appear from under your hands. If you decide to do it differently and choose very thin knitting needles, then the result of your efforts will be the appearance of a very dense knitted sweater that will perfectly warm you in the cold, fierce winter.
At the final stage choose any element from the scheme that interests you with a description of how to knit an openwork blouse or mohair sweater, and practice knitting it correctly. In the process, you will determine the optimal thread tension, you will notice roughness in the way the yarn is laid. This knowledge will allow you to approach the manufacture of a knitted sweater prepared and understand how to knit an openwork sweater without much difficulty.
Gallery: mohair jacket (25 photos)
Simple patterns for knitted openwork blouses
Probably, any woman dreams of having a beautiful and delicate blouse, which will be very pleasant to touch and which will attract the attention of men. And if you also know that such a jacket is quite it is possible to tie by yourself even not knowing how to knit well, it will be pleasant to be doubly proud of your own talents. There are quite simple openwork motifs, including "Light openwork" and "Trefoil". Their schemes and descriptions are easy for beginners to perceive, which will allow any woman to knit an airy and attractive openwork mohair sweater.
According to the scheme, you knit the front of your future jacket. Elements that are highlighted with rectangles in the fifth and eleventh rows should be intercepted with a yarn thread. How it's done? You pull a knitting needle between the seventh and eighth stitches and simultaneously tie it to the adjacent stitch. Then you continue to knit a sweater. as shown in the diagram.
"Light Openwork" is even simpler than "Trefoil", so even if you've never knitted before, it won't take you very long to figure out this pattern.
How to knit mohair products according to the scheme
We knit an openwork blouse from mohair according to the scheme
The image above describes, how to knit an elegant pullover with three-quarter sleeves and three different patterns. The knitting pattern is quite simple, so if you have little experience, you can easily cope with this work.
Knit mohair sweater
The sweater, the knitting process of which will be discussed below, is equally suitable for both men and women, since it belongs to the style called "unisex". If you stick to the calculations and figures below, you will end up with a size forty-eight product.
Tools and materials, which you need:
- Mohair yarn, one hundred meter skein.
- Needles number five on the line.
Usually, the process of knitting any product from mohair, including from other types of yarn, begins with the fact that you make the bottom. Prepare eighty-two stitches first. Then move on to creating the so-called rubber band. It is done as follows: you alternately alternate first one purl, and then one loop from the front side. Once the elastic is six centimeters high, finish making the elastic pattern.
After that, move on to making the front of the sweater using a pattern called "Front Satin". Work on the pattern until the front of the piece is fifty-seven centimeters high. This will be the signal for to start shaping the neckline of your future sweater.
How it's done? The center eight loops will need to be closed and secured. Next, you knit each side separately, located on the sides of the neck. Close the loops gradually to make the neck round. This is done as follows: in any even row, you need to fix three loops at a time and then fix one loop three times. When finished, close all the loops that have remained open by this time.
Now start making the back of your piece. The process is the same as above with a few exceptions. You should knit back to height equal to sixty-four centimeters. Then you will need to close at once twelve loops located in the center, and, thus, begin to form a round neckline from the back of your future sweater. After that, you knit alternately two sides located to the right and left of the neck, and fix three loops in each row at the same time.
After completing this part of the work, tackle the sleeves. You will need to make thirty-two stitches using the knitting needles. Then tie an elastic band on the sleeve, which will be equal to five centimeters in height. Moving to the last row of elastic, make another twenty-four loops. Perform this operation very carefully, as it is imperative that the loops are spaced approximately equal from each other.
If you do not want, to make your sleeves different any highlight from the main part of your sweater, then complete them using a pattern called "Front Satin". An important detail: do not forget to timely add the loops necessary in order to make the bevel. How to do it? On one and the other side of the element, you will need to add one loop thirteen times in one row of four, and after completing this, add one more loop in each even row four times.
Measure the sleeve you are knitting periodically. As soon as its length is equal to forty-four centimeters, complete the work. Another sleeve is made in exactly the same way.
At the final stage, you will be required to connect all the details of your future sweater together. This is done according to the following algorithm:
If you have a lot of experience in knitting, you can easily make a sweater both larger and smaller. To do this, you will need to either increase the number of loops you dial before starting work, or, accordingly, decrease.
