Knitting ornament for children - simple patterns. Patterns for children's things

We offer you a master class on creating patterns, during which you will learn how to knit simple and beautiful patterns and will be able to decorate knitted items with them and provide them for your whole family. They will not only keep everyone warm: your sweaters and mittens, hats and scarves will become a real decoration for the entire cool season.

All knitting patterns come with diagrams, so it’s not at all difficult to understand how they are created. In addition, all patterns are provided with diagrams and descriptions, which you can listen to several times and quickly achieve practical results. Before you is a beautiful selection of patterns, and now only you can decide which pattern to choose. You can start studying.

p.s. in the last article we looked at how to crochet simple and beautiful patterns

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The pattern, knitted from sandy yellow yarn, resembles the relief of the sand pattern formed by waves on the seabed. The elements of the pattern flow from one to another, and there is no edge or end to this sandy swell. This raised pattern can be used to knit scarves for men and women, pullovers and beanies.

It doesn't just look good, it gives the impression of solar warmth, warming even in frosty winter weather. The repeating element of the pattern is 12 loops wide, its height is 8 rows. To start knitting, cast on the number of loops in multiples of 12 and add two edge loops.

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Knitted from elongated stitches, it is simple, but looks great. Ribbed knit spikelets alternate with low gaps. This pattern is quite interesting when creating scarves, sweaters and pullovers; it can also be used when creating hats. The number of loops forming the pattern must be a multiple of five - a spikelet is knitted from three, and two purl stitches are used as a separator between the spikelets.

Naturally, two additional edge loops are formed. To get three spikelets, you need to cast on 19 loops on the knitting needles. The first edge stitch is simply removed, followed by two purl stitches.

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You can use it to create a variety of things: we knit a snood or a scarf, a pullover or a sweater. Even socks can be knitted this way. The pattern is beautiful on both the front and back sides and will decorate any product for which it will be used. A small herringbone pattern is visible on the front side; convex and low transverse rows alternate on the back side.

Any number of initial loops can be used to create a pattern. When forming a pattern, alternating knit stitches with purl stitches is used. The pattern diagram is quite simple and understandable from the video provided.

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The fabric knitted with a pattern is pleasant to the touch, it is elastic and soft. At its core, the pattern is a regular stockinette stitch with knitted bumps. The fabric stretches easily in all directions. You can use this pattern for any knitted items - sweaters and pullovers, scarves and hats.

To create such a beautiful pattern, an even number of loops must be cast on. After the first row, knitted with knit stitches, the formation of cones begins, which give this pattern its name. They decorate the monotonous surface of the knitted surface, creating an interesting relief structure.

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On the flat surface of the knitting there are many small stars, reminiscent of multi-rayed flowers. This pattern can be used to decorate a sweater or any children's item. A simple pattern enlivens the overall picture of knitting and gives a plain knitted item a variegation of bright autumn colors.

When mastering knitting, you just need to work carefully with your knitting needles and count the stitches so as not to make a mess in the resulting floral pattern. The first row, consisting of 39 loops, is completely knitted with facial loops, and then comes the turn of strict alternation of various loops and yarn overs.

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The number of stitches cast on before starting knitting should be a multiple of two. The pattern looks beautiful on both the front and back sides. This can be an unusual original pattern for a sweater, pullover or scarf, both for children's items and for clothes designed for adults. The texture of both sides is beautiful in its own way, and both sides can be used as facings for your knitted item.

The alternation of loops of different types is simple; it is repeated many times, forming the relief of the pattern. The pattern consists of small elements and forms a surface that, despite all its relief, is well ventilated.

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A voluminous pattern looks better on large things, which it undoubtedly decorates. This is a beautiful pattern for a scarf or a sweater; it is not suitable for socks and mittens, it does not look good on them. The process of forming a pattern from loops of different types is accompanied by simple and understandable patterns, following which you will be able to obtain an original and unusual pattern, decorated with braids running across the entire surface of the item.

To form braids, auxiliary knitting needles are used, onto which six loops are temporarily transferred. It is with these unusual techniques that braids are formed.

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Tight knitting is more suitable for children's things; these are beautiful patterns for mittens, hats, scarves, sweaters. The pattern turns out to be thick, the item retains heat well, and a child in such clothes will never freeze. The structure of the pattern is small, without large elements, and is approximately as ordered as a honeycomb.

The number of loops to create this pattern must be even, the pattern is repeated every six rows. The pre-cast number of stitches must be even. A pattern is knitted from wool thread of the same color. If the thread is thin, you can knit in two threads.

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Used for hats, you can knit socks using these patterns. The pattern is embossed and can be knitted from yarn of one color, although there are options for a two-color pattern. The knitting produces large cells that protrude above the knitting plane, and their bottoms are made recessed.

To knit such a pattern, you need to carefully follow the proposed video tutorial, trying not to make any mistakes. To obtain a beautiful product, the pattern in question can be combined with others, which will result in a truly beautiful thing.

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Repeated every four rows, used for knitting sweaters, jackets, pullovers and hats. It looks much more interesting than traditional elastic bands, but it fits the body just as tightly and can stretch.

The main technique of knitting a diagonal rib is that when knitting each subsequent row, the pattern shifts by one loop. As a result, the pattern acquires a diagonal character, looks original and is very practical to use. Knitting is made from yarn of the same color, in two threads to obtain a denser item.

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Every beginning needlewoman wants to master knitting. Knitting patterns will be easy if you start with the basics, so start mastering needlework with the simplest patterns, and then feel free to move on to more complex and interesting options. We have collected many interesting ideas for you, starting from the simplest.

Simple patterns of knit and purl stitches with pictures

Simple beautiful sweaters, mittens, blouses, socks, hats, cardigans, tunics, pullovers and vests are knitted with these simple patterns, which even lazy needlewomen can handle. And jacquard patterns in combination with such light ones can decorate absolutely any thing.

Stockinet

• Row 1: knit all stitches;
• Row 2: purl all stitches.

Garter stitch made from thick yarn with a detailed description

• 1st row: facial;
• Row 2: knit.

All rows are knitted with facial loops. When knitting in the round, one row is knitted with knit stitches, and the second row is knitted with purl stitches.

Rice (Moss) for jackets

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The pattern is double-sided, loose and stretchy. To complete the pattern, cast on an even number of stitches on the knitting needles.

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  Next Thus, the front loop lying on the knitting needle is knitted purlwise, and the purl one is knitted with the front one.

Hole technique

For a sample pattern, cast on the knitting needles a number of loops that are a multiple of 12, plus 2 loops for the symmetry of the pattern, plus 2 edge loops.

• 1st row: * yarn over, knit 2 loops together behind the back walls (each loop is pre-turned), knit 10 *, yarn over, knit 2 loops together behind the back walls;
• Row 2 and all even rows are knitted purlwise;
  Rows 3, 5, 7, 9: knit all stitches;
• Row 11: * Knit 6, yarn over, knit 2 stitches together behind the back walls (the loops are pre-turned), knit 4 *, knit 2.
• Rows 13, 15, 17, 19: knit all stitches.

Purl stripes

• Row 1: knit all stitches;
• Row 2: purl all stitches;
• 3rd row: facial;
• 4th row: purl;
• 5 row: facial;
• Row 6: purl;
• Row 7: purl;
• Row 8: knit.

Strokes

For a sample pattern, cast on the knitting needles a number of loops that is a multiple of 12 plus 6 loops for the symmetry of the pattern plus 2 edge loops.

• Rows 1, 3, 7 and 9: knit all stitches;
• 2 and all even rows: knit according to the pattern, that is, the loops are knitted as they lie on the knitting needle;
• Row 5: * purl 6, knit 6 *, purl 6;
• Row 11: * knit 6, purl 6 *, knit 6.
• The 13th row is knitted as the 1st row and so on.

Downtime #1

1st row: * knit 4, purl 1 *; To sample the pattern, cast on the knitting needles a number of stitches that is a multiple of 5 plus 2 edge stitches.

• Row 2 and all purl rows are knitted with purl loops;
• 3rd row: * purl 1, knit 4 *;
• Row 5: * knit 1, purl 1, knit 3 *;
• Row 7: * knit 2, purl 1, knit 2 *;
• Row 9: * knit 3, purl 1, knit 1 *.

Simple No. 2

Dense pattern of fine knitting, elastic, slightly stretches both along and across. The texture resembles fabric, so it could also be classified as a fabric pattern. For the sample, an even number of loops are cast on the knitting needles.

• Row 1: * knit 1, purl 1 *;
• 3rd row: * purl 1, knit 1 *;

Narrow colored diamonds

This simple pattern is knitted and purled. The pattern is double-sided, looks the same on the front and back sides. For a sample pattern, cast on a number of loops that are a multiple of 8, plus two edge loops.

• 1st row: * purl 4, knit 4 *;
• 2nd row: * purl 3, knit 4, purl 1 *;
• 3rd row: * knit 2, purl 4, knit 2 *;
• Row 4: * purl 1, knit 4, purl 3 *;
• Row 5: * knit 4, purl 4 *;
• Row 6: * purl 4, knit 4 *;
• Row 7: * knit 1, purl 4, knit 3 *;
• Row 8: * purl 2, knit 4, purl 2 *;
• Row 9: * knit 3, purl 4, knit 1 *;
• Row 10: * knit 4, purl 4 *.

The pattern is repeated from the first row.

Rubber bands

There are a huge number of elastic bands that were invented by the best craftsmen.

Simple elastic band 1×1

For the sample, cast on an even number of loops. The elastic is knitted with knits and purls in the first (main) way. The first row is knitted alternating knit and purl stitches, then the knitting is turned over and the loops are knitted as they lie on the knitting needle - knit with knit, purl with purl.

The recording of an elastic band with the designation of rapport can be represented in the following form:

• Row 1: * knit 1, purl 1 *;
• 2nd row: * purl 1, knit 1 *.

Simple elastic band 3×2

For the sample, cast on the knitting needles a number of loops that are a multiple of 5, plus 2 edge loops. The first row is knitted like this: knit three, purl two. Then the knitting is turned over and the loops are knitted as they lie on the knitting needle: knit with knit, purl with purl.

• 1st row: * knit 3, purl 2 *;
• Row 2: * knit 2, purl 3 *.

You can create your own ribbing by alternating the knit and purl stitches in different ways.

English elastic band for scarves

	Yarn over With the end of the right knitting needle, grab the working thread from below from right to left, towards you. The yarn over is made to form the openwork.

• 1st row: * yarn over (before the first loop), remove 1 loop, knit 2 loops together, picking up the loops in front *; The pattern is double-sided, it is used for knitting hats, scarves and warm sportswear. English elastic is quite loose and voluminous, and stretches well. To knit a sample pattern on knitting needles, cast on a number of loops divisible by three.
• The 2nd row and all subsequent rows are knitted like the first, but together they no longer knit two loops, but a pair of yarn over loops.

Convex elastic band 2 x 2

Convex elastic bands look good on bulky items. Using circular knitting needles you can knit an original snood collar, as in the Missoni collection. Seamless scarves are especially popular right now.

	Yarn over With the end of the right knitting needle, grab the working thread from below from right to left, towards you. The yarn over is made to form the openwork.
	Knit two loops together with a knit stitch, picking up the loops from the front (top).
	Slip the loop from the left to the right needle unknitted. The working thread is behind the knitting needle (at the back).
	Lack of loop in the diagram.

• 1st row: * yarn over, slip 1 loop, yarn over, slip 1 loop, knit 2 stitches together, knit 2 stitches together *;
• 2nd row: * yarn over, slip 1 loop, yarn over, slip 1 loop, knit 2 loops together (yarn over and loop of previous row), knit 2 loops together (yarn over and loop from previous row) *.

French elastic for original scarves

• 2nd row: * purl 1, knit 2, purl 1 *.

Bandolier

• 1st row: * knit 3, remove 1 loop unknitted, thread before work *, knit 3;
• 2nd row: knit 1, remove 1 loop unknitted, thread before work, knit 1, * knit 2, remove 1 loop undone, thread before work, knit 1 *.

Pearl gum

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Knit two loops together with a knit stitch, picking up the loops from the front (behind the front wall).
	Yarn over With the end of the right knitting needle, grab the working thread from below from right to left, towards you. The yarn over is made to form the openwork.
	Lack of loop in the diagram.

• Row 1: * yarn over, slip 1 stitch (thread at work), knit 1 *;
• 2nd row: * Purl 1 loop, knit 1 loop together with the yarn over *.

Scotch gum

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Yarn over With the end of the right knitting needle, grab the working thread from below from right to left, towards you. The yarn over is made to form the openwork.
	Lack of loop in the diagram.

• 1st row: * knit 2, purl 1 *;
• Row 2: * K1, yarn over, knit 2, yarn over over the last two knit stitches *.

Relief patterns

Patent skittles

• 1st, 3rd and - 5th rows: * knit 4, purl 2 *, knit 4;
• Rows 2, 4 and 6: purl 4 * knit 2, purl 4 *;
• Rows 7 and 9: purl 3 * knit 1, purl 2, knit 1, purl 2 *, purl 1;
• Rows 8 and 10: knit 1, * knit 2, purl 1, knit 2, purl 1 *, knit 3;
• 11, 13, 15 rows: purl 3, * knit 4, purl 2 *, purl 1;
• Rows 12, 14, 16: knit 1, * knit 2, purl 4 * knit 3.

Honeycomb

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.
	Knit two loops together with a knit stitch, picking up the loops from the front (top).
	Yarn over With the end of the right knitting needle, grab the working thread from below from right to left, towards you. The yarn over is made to form the openwork.
	Slip the loop from the left to the right needle unknitted. The working thread is behind the knitting needle (at the back).
	Lack of loop in the diagram.

• 1st row: * 1 purl loop, 1 knit loop *;
• 2nd row: * purl 1, yarn over, remove 1 loop *;
• 3rd row: * 1 knit, yarn over is removed from the left to the right needle without knitting (thread at the back), 1 knit *;
• 4th row: * 1 purl, remove the yarn over from the previous row away from you (thread in front of the knitting needle), 1 purl *;
• 5th row: * knit 2 stitches together, purl 1*;
• 6th row: * yarn over, remove loop, purl 1;
• 7th row: * 2 knit stitches, remove yarn over (thread at back)*;
• Row 8: * yarn over removed from you (thread in front), purl 2 *;
• Row 9: * purl 1, knit 2 stitches together *;

Shells

• Rows 1 and 5: knit all stitches;
• Rows 2 and 6: knit all stitches;
• 3rd row: * form 5 from 5 loops, knit 1 *, form 5 from 5 loops;
• Rows 4 and 8: purl all stitches;
• Row 7: knit 3 stitches, * form 5 stitches from 5, knit 1 *, knit 2 loops.

Inclined strips for snood clamp

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.

For the sample, cast on the knitting needles a number of loops that are a multiple of 6, plus two edge stitches.

• 1st row: * 1 purl, 2 loops cross to the right, 2 loops cross to the left, 1 purl *;
• 2nd row: * knit 1, purl 4, knit 1 *;
• 3rd row: 2 loops cross to the right, 2 loops cross to the left, 1 purl, * 1 purl, 2 loops cross to the right, 2 loops cross to the left, 1 purl *, 1 purl;
• Row 4: knit 1, * knit 1, purl 4, knit 1 *, knit 1, purl 4;
• 5 row: 1 front, 2 loops cross to the left, 1 purl, * 1 purl, 2 loops cross to the right, 2 loops cross to the left, 1 purl * 1 purl, 1 front;
• Row 6: purl 1, knit 1 * knit 1, purl 4, knit 1 *, knit 1, purl 3;
• 7th row: 2 loops cross to the left, 1 purl, * 1 purl, 2 loops cross to the right, 2 loops cross to the left, 1 purl *, 1 purl, 2 loops cross to the right;
• Row 8: purl 2, knit 1, * knit 1, purl 4, knit 1 *, knit 1, purl 2;
• 9 row: 1 front, 1 purl, * 1 purl, 2 loops cross to the right, 2 loops cross to the left, 1 purl *, 1 purl, 2 loops cross to the right, 1 front;
• Row 10: purl 3, knit 1, * knit 1, purl 4, knit 1 *, knit 1, purl 1;
• 11 row: 1 purl, * 1 purl, 2 loops cross to the right, 2 loops cross to the left, 1 purl *, 1 purl, 2 loops cross to the right, 2 loops cross to the left;
• Row 12: purl 4, knit 1, * knit 1, purl 4, knit 1 *, knit 1.

Relief pattern Leaves No. 1

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.
	Interception from one front and two purl loops with a tilt to the left. The 1st loop is removed forward onto an additional needle. The 2nd and 3rd loops are knitted purlwise, and then the loop from the additional knitting needle is knitted.
	Interception from one front and two purl loops with a tilt to the right. The 1st and 2nd loops are removed back onto an additional needle. The 3rd loop is knitted with the front one, and then the 1st and 2nd loops are knitted with an additional knitting needle.

For a sample pattern, cast on the knitting needles a number of loops that are a multiple of 6, plus 2 edge stitches.

• Row 1: * purl 2, knit 2, purl 2 *;
• Row 2 and all even rows are knitted according to the pattern;
• 3rd row: * 2 loops are transferred to the auxiliary knitting needle while working, the 3rd loop is knitted, then 2 loops from the auxiliary knitting needle are purled, the 4th loop is transferred forward to the additional knitting needle, the 5th and 6th loops are knitted purl then knitted
• 4th front *;
• Row 5: * 1 knit stitch, 4 purl stitches, 1 knit stitch *;
• Row 7: * The 1st knit stitch is transferred forward onto an additional knitting needle, the 2nd and 3rd loops are knitted purlwise, and then the 1st knit stitch, the 4th and 5th loops are transferred back onto an additional knitting needle, the 6th knit is knitted , then purl 4 and 5.

The pattern is repeated from the first row.

Basket

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.
	Wrapping loop. Pull the encircling loop from the gap between the 4th and 5th loops, transfer the encircling loop to the left knitting needle and knit it together with the 1st knit stitch, the remaining loops from the group of encircled ones are knitted with knit stitches.

• 1st row: * 1 front, 2 purl loops, 1 front, 2 purl loops *; 1 knit, 2 purl loops, 1 knit;
• Row 2: purl 1, knit 2, purl 1, * knit 2, purl 1, knit 2, purl 1 *;
• 3rd row: pull out the wrapping loop from the gap between the 4th and 5th loops, transfer the wrapping loop to the left knitting needle and knit it together with the 1st knitting loop, knit the remaining loops from the group of wrapped loops, purl 2 *, pull out the wrapping loop again loop and knit it together with the 1st loop (in a new group of clasped loops);
• Rows 4 and 6: purl 1, knit 2, purl 1 * knit 2, purl 1, knit 2, purl 1*,
• 5 row: * 1 front, 2 purl loops, 1 front, 2 purl loops *; 1 knit, 2 purl loops, 1 knit;
• 7th row: 1 front, 2 purl, * pull out the encircling loop from the gap between the 7th and 8th loops and knit it together with the 4th loop (same as in the 3rd row), 2 purl *, 1 facial

Wave

Waves look very original on rugs and blankets.

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.
	Knit two loops together with a knit stitch, picking up the loops from the front (top).
	Knit two loops together with a knit stitch, picking up the loops from behind (behind the knitting needle). The hinges are pre-turned.
	Yarn over With the end of the right knitting needle, grab the working thread from below from right to left, towards you. The yarn over is made to form the openwork.

To complete a sample pattern, cast on a number of loops that is a multiple of 11 plus 2 edge loops.

• Row 1: * knit 2 stitches together behind the back walls, knit 3, yarn over, knit 1, yarn over, knit 3, knit 2 stitches together behind the front walls *;
• 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 11, 13 row: purl all loops,
• 3, 5, 7, 9 row: knit in the same way as the 1st row;
• Rows 12, 14: knit all stitches.

The pattern repeat consists of 14 rows, the 15th row is knitted like the first and so on.

Fabric patterns

Pattern No. 1

To sample the pattern, cast on an even number of stitches on the knitting needles.

• 1st row: * form 2 loops from 2 loops as follows: two loops are knitted together with a purl loop, then, without removing 2 loops from the left knitting needle, they are knitted with the front one;
• Rows 2 and 4: purl all stitches;
• 3rd row: 1 knit stitch, * knit from 2 loops - 2, in the same way as in 1st row *, 1 knit stitch.

Fabric pattern of elongated loops

For the sample, cast on an even number of loops.

• Row 1: knit all stitches;
• 2nd row: * 1 knit stitch, slip 1 loop (thread behind the knitting needle) *;
• Row 3: knit all stitches;
• Row 4: * 1 stitch is removed (thread behind the needle), knit one*.

Fine knit pattern No. 2

• Row 1: * knit 1, purl 1 *;
• Row 2 and all even rows: knit according to the pattern, i.e. the loops are knitted as they lie on the knitting needle;
• Row 3: * purl 1, knit 1 *.

Fine knit pattern No. 2

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.
	Double crochet loop. Yarn over and then remove the loop unknitted. The working thread is on the knitting needle.
	Loop with two yarn overs. The loop and yarn over of the previous row are removed again with a new yarn over.
	Loop with three yarn overs. The loop with two yarn overs is removed with a new yarn over.

To knit a sample, cast on an even number of loops.

• 1st row: * purl 1, knit 1 *;
• 2nd row: * yarn over, slip 1 purl, knit 1 *;
• 3rd row: * Purl 1, yarn over, loop and yarn over from previous row *;
• 4th row: * yarn over, slip a loop with two yarn overs, knit 1 *.
• 5th row: * 1 purl, 4 loops together (a loop with three yarn overs is knitted with a “grandmother’s” knit stitch (picking up the loops from the back wall).

The pattern is repeated from row 2.

Small Honeycomb

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Knit two loops together with a knit stitch, picking up the loops from the front (top).
	Yarn over With the end of the right knitting needle, grab the working thread from below from right to left, towards you. The yarn over is made to form the openwork.
	Slip the loop from the left to the right needle unknitted. The working thread is behind the knitting needle (at the back).
	Lack of loop in the diagram.

Knit rows 1-6, and then repeat rows 3-6.

• Row 1: knit all stitches;
• 2nd row: * 1 front, yarn over, remove 1 loop without knitting (thread at work);
• 3rd row: * 1 knit, remove yarn over without knitting (thread at work), 1 knit;
• 4th row: * yarn over, remove 1 loop without knitting, knit a loop together with the yarn over *;
• Row 5: * Knit 2, remove yarn over without knitting *;
• 6th row: * knit a loop together with a yarn over, yarn over, remove 1 loop without knitting *;
• 7th row: knit as 3rd.

Fine knit pattern No. 3

To knit a sample, cast on the knitting needles a number of loops that are a multiple of 4, plus two edge loops.

• 1st row: * knit 2, purl 2 *;
• 2nd row: * knit 2, purl 2 *;
• 3rd row: * purl 2, knit 2;
• Row 4: * Purl 2, knit 2.

Fine knit pattern No. 4

• 1st and 3rd row: * 1 purl loop, 1 knit loop crossed *; This pattern is knitted with knit and purl stitches. But some loops are crossed.

The front crossed loops are knitted behind the back wall (“grandmother’s” way). In this case, purl crossed loops are knitted in the same way as classic purl loops, but they do not pick up the front wall of the loop, as usual, but the back one (the needle is inserted from back to front behind the back wall of the loop). For a sample pattern, cast on an even number of loops.

• 2nd and 4th row: * 1 purl loop crossed, 1 knit loop;
• Rows 5 and 7: * 1 knit loop crossed, 1 purl loop *;
• Rows 6 and 8: * 1 knit stitch, 1 purl loop crossed *.

Patterns for knitting - checks, diamonds, braided patterns

Cage of elongated loops

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.
	Slip the loop from the left to the right needle unknitted. The working thread is behind the knitting needle (at the back).
	Slip the loop from the left to the right needle unknitted. Working thread in front of the needle (in front).

For the sample, cast on the knitting needles the number of loops divisible by 3, plus 2 loops for symmetry, plus 2 edge loops.

• Row 1: knit all stitches;
• Row 2: purl all stitches;
• Row 3: * Knit 2, slip 1 stitch (thread behind the needle) *, Knit 2;
• Row 4: knit 2, * slip 1 stitch (thread in front of the knitting needle), knit 2 *

Beetles

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.
	Interception of four loops with a tilt to the left. The 1st loop is removed forward onto an additional knitting needle, the 2nd, 3rd and 4th loops are knitted purlwise, and then the loop from the additional knitting needle is knitted.
	Interception of four loops with a slope to the right. The 1st, 2nd and 3rd purl loops are removed back onto an additional knitting needle. Knit the 4th loop with the front one, and then the 1st, 2nd and 3rd loops with the purl ones.

This pattern is formed using inclined loops. For the sample, cast on the knitting needles a number of loops that is a multiple of 12 plus two edge loops.

• Row 1: *knit 3, purl 6, knit 3*;
• 2 and all even rows are knitted according to the pattern, i.e. knit stitches are knitted over knit stitches, purl loops are knitted over purl stitches;
• 3rd row: * Knit 2, the 3rd loop is removed on an additional knitting needle forward (an additional knitting needle before work), 3 purl loops are knitted, and then a loop from an additional knitting needle is knitted, 3 purl loops are removed on an additional knitting needle back (an additional knitting needle at work) , knit the next stitch with a knit stitch, and then purl the stitches from an additional needle, knit 2 *;
• 5th row: * 1 knit stitch, remove the next loop on an additional knitting needle forward, knit 3 loops purl, and then knit a loop from an additional knitting needle, 2 knit, 3 purl loops are removed on an additional knitting needle back, knit a knit loop, and then loops with an additional knitting needles purl, knit 1 *;
• 7th row: * the front loop is removed on an additional knitting needle forward, 3 loops are knitted purlwise, and then the loop from the additional knitting needle is knitted, 4 loops are knitted, 3 purl loops are removed on an additional knitting needle back, 1 loop is knitted knitted, and then the loops from the additional knitting needle are knitted purlwise *;
• Row 9: * purl 3, knit 6, purl 3 *;
• Row 11: * 3 purl loops are removed to the back on an additional knitting needle, the next knit stitch is knitted, and then 3 purl loops from an additional knitting needle, knit 4. Next, one knit stitch is removed on an additional knitting needle forward, the next 3 loops are knitted purlwise, and then the knit stitch is knitted from an additional knitting needle *;
• Row 13: * 1 knit, 3 purl loops are removed on an additional knitting needle back, knit 1 knit loop, and then 3 purl loops from an additional knitting needle, 2 knit, 1 knit stitch are removed on an additional knitting needle forward, knit 3 purl loops, and then a knit loop from additional knitting needle, 1 knit *;
• Row 15: * Knit 2, purl 3 slip backwards onto an additional knitting needle, knit the next loop, a knit stitch, and then purl the loops from an additional knitting needle, knit 1 slip onto an additional knitting needle forward, knit 3 purl loops, then a knit stitch from an additional knitting needle, 2 facial *.

Diamonds and stripes

Knitting patterns for knitting classic sweaters and cardigans.

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.
	Cross 2 loops to the right. First knit the 2nd loop with the right knitting needle, picking it up from the front side of the knitting and, without removing the loops from the knitting needle, knit the 1st loop, both loops are removed from the left knitting needle.
	Cross 2 loops to the left. First, knit the 2nd loop with a knit stitch, picking it up from behind (behind the knitting needle), and without removing the loops from the knitting needle, knit the 1st loop.
	Slip the loop from the left to the right needle unknitted. Working thread in front of the needle (in front).

• 1 row: * 2 purl, 2 knit, 2 loops cross to the right, 2 loops cross to the left, 2 knit *, 2 purl; For a sample of this pattern, cast on the knitting needles the number of loops that are a multiple of 10 plus 2 loops for the symmetry of the pattern, plus 2 edge loops.
• 2nd row: knit 2 * purl 2, remove 1 loop from left to right needle unknitted (working thread in front of the knitting needle), purl 2, remove 1 loop unknitted, purl 2, knit 2 *;
• Row 3: * purl 2, knit 1, knit 2, knit 2, knit 2, knit 1 *, purl 2;
• 4th row: knit 2, * purl 1, remove 1 loop undone, purl 4, remove loop undone, purl 1, knit 2 *;
• Row 5: * purl 2, cross 2 loops to the right, knit 4, cross 2 loops to the left *, purl 2;
• Row 6: knit 2, * slip 1 loop undone, purl 6, slip 1 loop undone, knit 2 *;
• 7th row: * purl 2, cross 2 loops to the left, knit 4, cross 2 loops to the right *, purl 2;
• 8th row: knit 2, * purl 1, slip 1 loop unknitted, purl 4, slip 1 loop unknitted, purl 1, knit 2 *;
• Row 9: * 2 purl, 1 knit, 2 loops cross to the left, 2 knit, 2 loops cross to the right, 1 knit *, 2 purl;
• Row 10: knit 2, * purl 2, slip 1 loop unknitted, purl 2, slip 1 loop unknitted, purl 2, knit 2 *;
• 11th row: * purl 2, knit 2, cross 2 loops to the left, cross 2 loops to the right, knit 2 *, purl 2;
• Row 12: knit 2, * purl 3, remove 2 loops unknitted, thread in front of the knitting needle, purl 2, knit 2 *.

Simple rhombuses No. 1

To knit a pattern sample, cast on the knitting needles a number of loops that are a multiple of 8, plus 4 loops for symmetry of the pattern, plus 2 edge loops.

• Row 1: * knit 7, purl 1 *, knit 4;
• Row 2 and all even rows: knit according to the pattern, i.e. the loops are knitted as they lie on the knitting needle;
• 3rd row: * 1 purl, 5 knit, 1 purl, 1 knit *, 1 purl 3 knit;
• Row 5: * 1 knit, 1 purl, 3 knit, 1 purl, 2 knit *, 1 knit, 1 purl, 2 knit;
• Row 7: * knit 2, purl 1, knit 1, purl 1, knit 3 *, knit 2, purl 1, knit 1;
• Row 9: * knit 3, purl 1, knit 4 *, knit 3, purl 1;
• 11th row: knit as 7th row;
• 13th row: knit as 5th row;
• 15th row: knit as 3rd row;
• Row 17: the pattern is repeated from row 1.

Braid No. 1

The perfect pattern for a blanket.

To knit a sample, cast on the knitting needles a number of loops that is a multiple of 20 plus 2 edge loops.

• Rows 1, 5, and 9: * knit 12, purl 2, knit 2, purl 2, knit 2 *;
• 2 and all even rows: according to the pattern, i.e. the loops are knitted as they lie on the knitting needle;
• 3rd and 7th row: * purl 10, knit 2, purl 2, knit 2, purl 2, knit 2*;
• Rows 11, 15, and 19: * knit 2, purl 2, knit 2, purl 2, knit 12 *;
• Rows 13 and 17: * knit 2, purl 2, knit 2, purl 2, knit 2, purl 10.

Braid No. 2

They can be two-color or three-color, so if you are not afraid of difficulties, feel free to experiment.

To knit a sample, cast on the knitting needles a number of loops that are a multiple of 10 plus 2 edge stitches.

• 1st row: * purl 7, knit 3 *;
• 2nd row: * purl 3, knit 7 *;
• 3rd row: * purl 7, knit 3 *;
• Row 4: purl all stitches;
• Row 5: * purl 2, knit 3, purl 5 *;
• Row 6: * knit 5, purl 3, knit 2 *;
• Row 7: * purl 2, knit 3, purl 5 *
• Row 8: purl all stitches.

Cell No. 1

For a sample pattern, I cast on a number of loops that is a multiple of 4 plus 1 loop for pattern symmetry, plus 2 edge loops.

• 1st row: * purl 1, slip 3 stitches from the left needle to the right, thread before work *, purl 1;
• Row 2 and all even rows: purl all stitches;
• Row 3: * knit 1, purl 3 *, knit 1.
• Row 5 is knitted like row 1 and so on.

Important: when you remove 3 loops from the left knitting needle to the right, the thread that is located in front of the work must be tensioned quite tightly, otherwise it will sag.

Diamonds No. 2

If you are looking for a raglan pattern, you can try this option.

This simple pattern is worked in knit and purl stitches. For the sample, cast on a number of loops that are a multiple of 10 plus two edge loops.

• Rows 1, 3 and 5: * knit 7, purl 3 *;
• 2 and all even rows: knit purl;
• Row 7: * purl 1, knit 5, purl 1, knit 3;
• Row 9: * 1 knit, 1 purl, 3 knit, 1 purl, 4 knit *;
• 11, 13, 15 row: * knit 2, purl 3, knit 5*;
• Row 17: * knit 1, knit 1, knit 3, purl 1, knit 4 *;
• Row 19: * purl 1, knit 5, purl 1, knit 3*.

Braided mittens No. 3

For a sample of this pattern, cast on a number of loops that are a multiple of 8 plus 2 edge loops.

• 1, 3, 5 row: * purl 4, knit 3, purl 1 *;
• Row 2 and all even rows: * knit 1, purl 3 *;
• Rows 7, 9, 11: * knit 3, purl 5 *.
• The 13th row is knitted like the 1st and so on.

Braid No. 4

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.

For the sample, cast on a number of loops that is a multiple of 8 plus 4 loops for pattern symmetry, plus 2 edge loops.

• 1st row: purl 2, * purl 2, remove 2 loops onto an auxiliary needle while working, knit 2, knit 2 loops from the auxiliary needle, purl 2 *;
• 3rd row: purl 2, * slip 2 loops onto the auxiliary needle while working, knit 2, purl 2 loops from the auxiliary needle, slip 2 loops onto the auxiliary needle before work, purl 2, knit 2 loops from the auxiliary needle *, purl 2 ;
• Row 5: purl 2, knit 2, * purl 4, remove 2 loops onto an auxiliary needle before work, knit 2, knit 2 loops from the auxiliary needle *, purl 4, knit 2, purl 2;
• Row 7: purl 2, * slip 2 loops onto the auxiliary needle before work, purl 2, knit 2 loops from the auxiliary needle, slip 2 loops onto the auxiliary needle while working, knit 2, purl 2 loops from the auxiliary needle *, purl 2 .

Braid No. 5

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.

For the sample, cast on a number of loops that are a multiple of 6, plus 2 edge stitches. For convenience, the first 2 rows can be knitted in stockinette stitch. In the further description of the pattern, these rows are not taken into account.

• 1st row: * slip 3 loops onto an auxiliary needle before work, knit the next 3 loops, then knit the loops from the auxiliary needle *;
• Row 2 and all even rows are knitted with purl stitches;
• Rows 3 and 7: knit all stitches;
• 5th row: knit 3, * slip 3 loops onto an auxiliary needle while working, knit the next 3 loops, then knit the loops from the auxiliary needle *, knit 3;
• Row 9: repeat the pattern from the first row.

Interesting openwork patterns for women and girls

Shawls, stoles and other types of such products will look much more elegant if you take the chic pattern from the ones presented below as a basis.

So, openwork patterns for knitting with descriptions and patterns.

Sea foam for feminine products

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.
	Knit three out of three loops.
	Knit five out of five loops.
	Triple knit long loop or loop with three turns. The technique is similar to knitting a double knit stitch.

• Rows 1, 2, 5, and 6: all knit; For the sample, cast on the knitting needles the number of loops divisible by 6 plus 1 for the symmetry of the pattern, plus two edge stitches.
• Rows 3 and 7: all loops are triple knit (loops with three turns);
• 4th row: * purl 1, then knit 5 * out of 5 loops; 1 purl;
• Row 8: knit 3 from 3 loops, purl 1, knit 5 from 5 loops, purl 1, purl 3 from 3 loops.

5 loops out of 5 are performed like this: knit 5 loops together with a knit stitch, picking up the loops from the front (1st loop), without removing the loops from the knitting needle, knit all the loops with a knit stitch, picking up the loops from the back (2nd loop). The 3rd loop is knitted as the 1st, the 4th as the 2nd, the 5th as the 1st. First, we discard the turns of the wound thread so that we get large loops and it is convenient to knit from 5 and 5. From 3 loops, 3 are knitted in the same way.

Leafy leaves

Flowers and leaves will look good on children's blouses and socks.

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.
	Yarn over With the end of the right knitting needle, grab the working thread from below from right to left, towards you. The yarn over is made to form the openwork.
	Knit three loops together with a knit stitch, picking up the loops from the front.
	Knit three loops together with a knit stitch, picking up the loops from behind (behind the knitting needle). The hinges are pre-turned.

For the sample, cast on the knitting needles the number of loops that are a multiple of 15 plus 2 loops for symmetry of the pattern and 2 edge loops.

• 1st row: * 2 purl, 1 knit, yo, 1 knit, yo, 3 knit stitches together, picking up the loops at the back walls (the loops are pre-turned), 8 knit *, 2 purl;
• Row 2 and all even (purl) rows: * knit 2, purl 13 (including yarn overs) *, knit 2;
• 3rd row: * purl 2, knit 2, yarn over, knit 1, yarn over, knit 1, knit 3 together behind the back walls, knit 6 *, purl 2;
• Row 5: * purl 2, knit 3, yarn over, knit 1, yarn over, knit 2, knit 3 together behind the back walls, knit 4 *, purl 2;
• 7th row: * purl 2, knit 4, yarn over, knit 1, yarn over, knit 3, 3 stitches together, knit behind the back walls, knit 2 *, purl 2;
• Row 9: * purl 2, knit 8, knit 3 stitches together behind the front walls, yarn over, knit 1, yarn over, knit 1 *, purl 2;
• Row 11: * purl 2, knit 6, knit 3 together behind the front walls, yarn over, knit 1, yarn over, knit 2 *, purl 2;
• Row 13: * purl 2, knit 4, knit 3 together behind the front walls, knit 2, yarn over, knit 1, yarn over, knit 3 *, purl 2;
• Row 15: * 2 purl, 2 knit, 3 knit stitches together behind the front walls, 3 knit, yo, 1 knit, yo, 4 knit *, 2 purl.

Bells with holes

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Yarn over With the end of the right knitting needle, grab the working thread from below from right to left, towards you. The yarn over is made to form the openwork.
	Knit two loops together with a knit stitch, picking up the loops from the front (top).
	Knit two loops together with a knit stitch, picking up the loops from behind (behind the knitting needle). The hinges are pre-turned.

For a sample pattern, cast on the knitting needles a number of loops that is a multiple of 8 plus 7 loops for the symmetry of the pattern, plus 2 edge loops.

• Rows 1 and 11: knit 1, * knit 1, yarn over, knit 3 loops together (with central loop), yarn over, knit 1, yarn over, knit 3 loops together (with central loop), yarn over *, knit 1, yarn over, Knit 3 loops together (with a central loop), yarn over, knit 2;
• Row 2 and all even rows: purl all stitches;
• 3, 5, 7 rows: knit 1, * knit 5, yarn over, knit 3 stitches together (with central loop), yarn over *, knit 6;
• Row 9: 1 knit * yarn over, knit 2 loops together behind the front walls, knit 1, 2 loops together knit over the back walls (first turn the loops), yo, 3 knit loops *, yo, 2 knit loops together knit over the front walls, knit 1, knit 2 stitches together behind the back walls (loops are turned first), yarn over, knit 1;
• Rows 13,15,17: knit 1, * knit 1, yarn over, knit 3 loops together (with a central loop), yarn over, knit 4 *, knit 1, yarn over, knit 3 loops together (with a central loop), yarn over , 2 facial;
• Row 19: knit 2 loops together behind the back walls (the loops are first turned), * yarn over, knit 3, yo, knit 2 loops together behind the front walls, knit 1, 2 loops together knit behind the back walls (the loops are turned first) *, yarn over, knit 3, yarn over, knit 2 loops together behind the front walls.

Caramel mesh

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Knit two loops together with a knit stitch, picking up the loops from the front (top).
	Knit two loops together with a knit stitch, picking up the loops from behind (behind the knitting needle). The hinges are pre-turned.
	Knit three loops together with a knit stitch (with a central loop). The loops must be rearranged so that the second loop is on top of the first.
	Yarn over With the end of the right knitting needle, grab the working thread from below from right to left, towards you. The yarn over is made to form the openwork.
	Knit three out of three loops. The end of the right knitting needle is threaded through three loops and, grabbing the working thread, pulls it through these loops. Without removing the loops from the left knitting needle, yarn over the right knitting needle and knit the same loops again.
	Of the 7 loops, knit 7 behind the back walls (before knitting, each loop of the 7 is pre-turned).
	Purl four stitches together, picking up the stitches from behind.
	Lack of loop in the diagram.

For a sample pattern, cast on the knitting needles the number of loops divisible by 8 plus 1 loop for symmetry of the pattern, plus 2 edge loops. All purl (even rows) are knitted with purl stitches.

• 1st row: knit 1, yarn over, * knit 3 loops from three, yarn over, knit 1, yarn over, knit 3 loops from three, yarn over, knit 1, yarn over *, knit 3 loops from three, yarn over, knit 1, yarn over, 3 knit loops of three, yarn over, knit 1;
• Row 2 and all even rows (including yarn overs) are knitted purlwise;
• 3rd row: knit 2, yarn over, knit 1, * knit 1, knit 2 stitches together behind the back walls (each loop of two is pre-turned), yarn over, knit 1, yarn over, knit 2 stitches together behind the front walls, knit 2, yarn over , 3 knit, yarn over, 1 knit *, 1 knit, 2 knit loops together behind the back walls, yarn over, 1 knit, yarn over, 2 knit loops together behind the front walls, 2 knit, yarn over, 2 knit;
• 5th row: knit 1, yarn over, two knit stitches together behind the back walls, yarn over, * knit 2, knit 2 stitches together behind the back walls, knit 1, knit 2 stitches together behind the front walls, knit 2, yarn over, knit 2 loops together over the front walls, yarn over, 1 knit, yarn over, 2 sang together, knit over the back walls, yarn over *, 2 knit, 2 loops together, knit over the back walls, 1 knit, 2 loops together, knit over the front walls, 2 knit, yarn over, 2 knit stitches together behind the front walls, yarn over, knit 1;
• 7th row: 2 knit stitches together behind the back walls, yo, 2 knit stitches together behind the back walls, yo, * 7 loops out of 7 behind the back walls (before knitting, each loop out of 7 is pre-turned), yo, 2 knit loops together over the front ones walls, yarn over, 3 loops together knit with the central loop, yarn over, 2 loops together knit behind the back walls, yo *, 7 loops out of 7 behind the back walls, yo, 2 loops together knit behind the front walls, yo, 2 loops together knit behind front walls;
• 9th row: 2 knit stitches together behind the back walls, yo, 2 knit loops together behind the back walls, yo, * Knit 7, yo, 2 knit stitches together behind the front walls, yo, 3 knit loops together with the central loop, yo, 2 loops knit together behind the back walls, yarn over *, knit 7, yarn over, 2 stitches together, knit over the front walls, yarn over, 2 stitches together, knit over the front walls;
• 11th row: 1 knit, 2 knit stitches together behind the front walls, yo, * 2 knit stitches together behind the front walls, 2 knit stitches, yo, 2 knit stitches together behind the back walls, 1 knit stitch, 2 knit stitches together behind the back walls, yo , 2 knit stitches together behind the back walls, 1 knit stitch, 2 knit stitches together behind the front walls, yarn over *, 2 knit stitches together behind the front walls, 2 knit stitches together, yarn over, 2 knit loops together behind the back walls, 1 knit stitch, 2 knit stitches together behind the back walls, yarn over, 2 knit stitches together behind the back walls, 1 knit stitch;
• Row 13: 2 knit stitches together behind the back walls, yo, * 4 knit stitches together behind the back walls, yo, 1 knit stitch, yo, 4 knit stitches together behind the back walls, yo, 3 knit stitches together with the central loop, yo *, 4 knit stitches together behind the back walls, yarn over, knit 1, yarn over, 4 knit stitches together behind the back walls, yarn over, 2 knit stitches together behind the back walls;
• 15 row: knit 1, yarn over, knit 3 loops from 3, * yarn over, knit 1, yarn over, 3 loops from 3, yarn over, knit 1, yarn over, 3 loops from 3 *, yarn over, knit 1, yarn over, 3 loops from 3, yarn over, knit 1;
• Row 17: knit 1, yarn over, 2 knit stitches together behind the front walls, knit 1, * knit 1, yarn over, knit 3, yarn over, knit 2, knit 2 stitches together behind the back walls, yarn over, knit 1, knit 2 stitches together behind the front walls, 1 knit *, 1 knit, yarn over, 3 knit, yo, 2 knit, 2 loops together, knit over the back walls, yarn over, 1 knit;
• 19 row: 1 knit, 2 knit stitches together behind the front walls, 2 knit stitches, * yarn over, 2 knit stitches together behind the front walls, yarn over, 1 knit stitch, yo, 2 knit stitches together behind the back walls, yo, 2 knit stitches, 2 loops knit together behind the back walls, knit 1, 2 knit stitches together behind the front walls, knit 2 *, yarn over, 2 knit stitches together behind the front walls, yarn over, knit 1, yarn over, 2 knit stitches together behind the back walls, yarn over, knit 2 , 2 knit stitches together behind the back walls, 1 knit stitch;
• 21 row: knit 4, * yo, 2 knit loops behind the front walls, yo, 3 knit loops together with the central loop, yo, 2 knit loops together behind the back walls, yo, from 7 loops knit 7*, yo, 2 knit loops behind the front walls, yarn over, 3 stitches together, knit with the central loop, yarn over, 2 loops together, knit over the back walls, yarn over, 4 knit;
• Row 23: knit 4, * yarn over, knit 2 stitches together behind the front walls. yarn over, 3 knit loops together with the central loop, yo, 2 knit loops together behind the back walls, yo, knit 7 *, yo, 2 knit loops together behind the front walls, yo, 3 knit loops together with the central loop, yo, 2 loops together behind the back walls, yarn over, knit 4;
• Row 25: yarn over, 2 knit stitches together behind the back walls, knit 1, 2 knit stitches together behind the back walls, * yarn over, 2 knit stitches together behind the back walls, knit 1, 2 knit stitches together behind the front walls, yarn over, 2 loops knit together behind the front walls, knit 2, yarn over, 2 knit stitches together behind the back walls, knit 1, 2 knit stitches together behind the back walls *, yarn over, 2 knit stitches together behind the back walls, knit 1, 2 knit stitches together behind the front walls walls, yarn over, 2 knit stitches together behind the front walls, knit 1, 2 knit stitches together behind the front walls, yarn over;
• 27 row: 1 knit, yo, 4 knit stitches together behind the back walls, * yo, 3 knit loops together with the central loop, yo, 4 knit loops together behind the back walls, yo, 1 knit stitch, yo, 4 knit stitches together behind the back walls *, yarn over, 3 knit stitches together with the central loop, yarn over, 4 knit stitches together behind the back walls, yarn over, 1 knit stitch.
• Row 29: the pattern is repeated from the first row.

Summer ideas - Bulgarian cross

For light summer models, this option with holes is suitable.

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Yarn over With the end of the right knitting needle, grab the working thread from below from right to left, towards you. The yarn over is made to form the openwork.
	A thrown loop. Use the end of the left knitting needle to grab a loop (or yarn over) and pull the next two loops into it.
	Lack of loop in the diagram.

The pattern is formed with the help of thrown loops and yarn overs. For a sample pattern, cast on the knitting needles a number of loops that are a multiple of 3, plus 2 edge loops.

• 1st row: * knit 3, then the 1st loop of three is thrown to the left through the 2nd and 3rd loops, yarn over *, knit 3, then the 1st loop of three is thrown to the left;
• 2nd row and all purl rows: knit with purl loops;
• Row 3: knit 1, yarn over, * knit 3, then the 1st loop of three is thrown to the left through the 2nd and 3rd loops, yarn over *, knit 1.
• The fifth row is knitted in the same way as the first and so on

Openwork pattern with knitting needles No. 4

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Knit two loops together with a knit stitch, picking up the loops from the front (top).
	Knit two loops together with a knit stitch, picking up the loops from behind (behind the knitting needle). The hinges are pre-turned.
	Yarn over With the end of the right knitting needle, grab the working thread from below from right to left, towards you. The yarn over is made to form the openwork.

To knit a sample pattern, cast on the knitting needles a number of loops that is a multiple of 12 plus 2 edge loops.

• 1 row: 1 knit, yo, 3 knit, 2 knit stitches together with a slant to the left, * 1 knit, 2 knit stitches together with a slant to the right, 3 knit, yo, 1 knit, yo, 3 knit, 2 knit stitches together with a slant left *, knit 1, 2 knit stitches together with a slant to the right, knit 3, yarn over;
• 2 and all even rows are knitted with purl loops;
• 3rd row: 2 knit, yarn over, 2 knit, 2 knit stitches together with a slant to the left, * 1 knit, 2 knit stitches together with a slant to the right, 2 knit, yo, 3 knit, yo, 2 knit, 2 knit stitches together with a slant left *, knit 1, 2 knit stitches together with a slant to the right, knit 2, yarn over, knit 1;
• 5 row: 3 knit, yarn over, 1 knit, 2 knit stitches together with a slant to the left, * 1 knit, 2 knit stitches together with a slant to the right, 1 knit, yo, 5 knit, yo, 1 knit, 2 knit stitches together with a slant left *, 1 knit, 2 knit stitches together with a slant to the right, 1 knit, yarn over, 2 knit;
• 7th row: knit 4, yarn over, 2 knit stitches together with a left slant, * knit 1, knit 2 stitches with a right slant, yarn over, knit 7, yo, 2 knit loops together with a left slant *, knit 1, 2 loops together knitted to the right, yarn over, knit 3;
• 9th row: 1 knit, 2 knit stitches together with a slant to the right, 3 knit, yo, * 1 knit, yo, 3 knit, 2 knit stitches together with a slant to the left, 1 knit, 2 knit loops together with a slant to the right, 3 knit, yarn over *, knit 1, yarn over, knit 3, knit 2 stitches together with a slant to the left;
• 11th row: 1 knit, 2 knit stitches together with a slant to the right, 2 knit, yarn over 1 knit, * 2 knit, yarn over, 2 knit, 2 knit loops together with a slant to the left, 1 knit, 2 knit stitches together with a slant to the right, 2 knit, yarn over, knit 1 *, knit 2, yarn over, knit 2, knit 2 together, slanted to the left;
• Row 13: knit 1, 2 knit stitches together with a slant to the right, knit 1, yarn over, knit 2, * knit 3, yarn over, knit 1, knit 2 stitches together with a knit slant to the left, knit 2, knit 2 stitches together with a knit slant to the right, 1 knit, yarn over, 2 knit *, 3 knit, yarn over, 1 knit, 2 loops together knit with a slant to the left;
• Row 15: knit 1, 2 knit stitches together with a slant to the right, yo, knit 3, * knit 4, yo, 2 knit stitches together with a slant to the left, knit 2, 2 knit stitches together with a right slant, yo, knit 3 *, Knit 4, yarn over, 2 knit stitches together, slanted to the left.
• The 17th row is knitted like the 1st and so on.

Shawl lace for summer dress

When knitting, the technique of knitting two stitches together with a knit stitch tilted to the left using the pulling method is used. They do it this way: the first loop of the two is removed as a knit stitch, the next loop (yarn over) is knitted and the resulting loop is pulled through the first.

To form a side edge in this pattern, it is better to knit the first edge stitch of the row behind the back wall, and the last edge stitch - knit behind the front wall, then you will get a beautiful knotted edge. For the sample, cast on an even number of loops.

• 1st row: * yarn over, knit two loops together with a tilt to the left *.
• The remaining rows are knitted in the same way as the first.

The most beautiful braids, various plaits, Irish relief arans

Padlock

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.
	Yarn over With the end of the right knitting needle, grab the working thread from below from right to left, towards you. The yarn over is made to form the openwork.
	A thrown loop. Use the end of the left knitting needle to grab a loop (or yarn over) and pull the next two loops into it.

To knit a sample, cast on a number of loops that is a multiple of 5 plus 2 loops for symmetry of the pattern, plus 2 edge loops.

• Row 1: * purl 2, knit 3 *, purl 2;
• 2nd row: knit 2, * purl 3, knit 2 *;
• 3rd row: * 2 purl, 3 knit, 3rd knit rapport loop is thrown to the left through the 4th and 5th knit loops *, 2 purl;
• Row 4: knit 2, * purl 1, yarn over, purl 1, knit 2 *.

Figure eight for children's hats

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.
	Interception of six loops with the loops tilted to the right. The 1st, 2nd and 3rd loops are removed back onto an additional knitting needle. Knit the 4th, 5th and 6th loops, and then the loops from the additional knitting needle.

For the sample, cast on the knitting needles the number of loops divisible by 8 plus 2 loops for symmetry, plus 2 edge loops.

• Rows 1,3,7,9: * purl 2, knit 6 *, purl 2;
• Rows 2,4,6,8,10 are knitted according to the pattern: knit 2 * purl 6, knit 2 *;
• 5 row; * Purl 2, the 3rd, 4th and 5th loops are removed back onto an additional knitting needle, the 6th, 7th, and 8th loops are knitted with knit stitches, and then the loops from the additional knitting needle are also knitted *, purl 2.

Changing the groups of loops in this way in the fifth row, you get a “figure eight” (plait) tilted to the right. If you want to knit the Figure Eight with a left slant, slip the stitches onto an additional needle before working.

Spit No. 1

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.
	Interception of six loops with the loops tilted to the right. The 1st, 2nd and 3rd loops are removed back onto an additional knitting needle. Knit the 4th, 5th and 6th loops, and then the loops from the additional knitting needle.
	Interception of six loops with the loops tilted to the left. The 1st, 2nd and 3rd loops are removed forward onto an additional knitting needle. Knit the 4th, 5th and 6th loops, and then the loops from the additional knitting needle.

To make a “braid”, cast on the knitting needles a number of loops divisible by 11 plus 2 loops for symmetry of the pattern, plus 2 edge loops.

• Rows 1,3,7,9: *purl 2, knit 9 *, purl 2;
• 2 and all even rows: knit 2, * purl 9, knit 2 *;
• 5th row: * Purl 2, 3,4,5 loops are removed forward onto an additional knitting needle, knit 6,7,8 loops, then knit 3,4,5 loops, knit 3 loops *, purl 2;
• 11th row: * 2 purl, 3 knit, 6,7,8 loops are removed back onto an additional knitting needle, knit the 9,10,11th loops, and then the 6,7,8th loops from the additional knitting needle *, purl 2 .

Spit No. 2

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.
	Slip the first three loops back onto an additional knitting needle, knit the next three loops with knit stitches, then purl the loops from the auxiliary knitting needle.
	Slip the first three loops forward onto an additional needle, purl the next three loops, then knit the loops from the auxiliary needle.

For a sample pattern, cast on the knitting needles a number of loops that is a multiple of 12 plus 3 loops for symmetry of the pattern, plus 2 edge loops.

• Rows 1 and 5: * purl 3, knit 3, purl 3, knit 3 *, purl 3;
• Row 2 and all even rows: knit according to the pattern;
• 3rd row: * 3 purl, 3 knit, the next 3 loops are transferred to the auxiliary knitting needle before work (tilt the loops to the left), then 3 loops are knitted with purl loops, then loops from the auxiliary knitting needle are knitted *, 3 purl;
• Row 7: * 3 purl, then 3 loops are transferred to the auxiliary knitting needle while working (tilt the loops to the right), then 3 loops are knitted with facial loops, then 3 loops from the auxiliary knitting needle purl, 3 knit *, 3 purl.

Pigtail No. 3

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.
	Yarn over With the end of the right knitting needle, grab the working thread from below from right to left, towards you. The yarn over is made to form the openwork.
	Knitting a yarn over without openwork. The end of the right knitting needle grabs the yarn over from behind.
	Purl two loops together.
	Knit two loops together with a knit stitch, picking up the loops from the front (top).
	Interception of six loops with the loops tilted to the right. The 1st, 2nd and 3rd loops are removed back onto an additional knitting needle. Knit the 4th, 5th and 6th loops, and then the loops from the additional knitting needle.
	Interception of six loops with the loops tilted to the left. The 1st, 2nd and 3rd loops are removed forward onto an additional knitting needle. Knit the 4th, 5th and 6th loops, and then the loops from the additional knitting needle.
	Knit two loops together with a broach.

For a sample pattern, cast on the knitting needles a number of loops that is a multiple of 28 plus 2 loops for symmetry of the pattern, plus 2 edge loops.

• 1 row: * 2 purl, intercept of 6 facial loops to the left, 4 purl, intercept of 6 facial loops to the left, 4 purl, intercept of 6 facial loops to the right *, 2 purl;
• Rows 2, 4 and 6: knit 2, * purl 6, knit 4, purl 6, knit 4, purl 6, knit 2 *;
• 3rd and 5th row: * purl 2, knit 6, purl 4, knit 6, purl 4, knit 6 *, purl 2;
• 9th row: * purl 2, knit 3, yarn over, knit 3, purl 2 stitches, purl 3, knit 4, purl 3, purl 2 loops, knit 3, yarn over, knit 3 *, purl 2;
  even rows from the 10th to the 22nd row: knit according to the pattern, while knitting the yarn over with a knit stitch without openwork, catching the yarn over from behind (crossed with a knit loop);
• 11 row: * 2 purl, 3 knit, 1 purl, yo, 3 knit, 2 loops together, purl 3, 2 knit, 3 purl, 2 loops together, purl, 3 knit, yo, 1 purl, 3 knit *, 2 purl;
• Row 13: * purl 2, knit 3, purl 2, yarn over, knit 3, purl 2 stitches together, purl 6, purl 2 stitches together, knit 3, yarn over, purl 2, knit 3 *, purl 2;
• Row 15: * purl 2, knit 3, purl 3, yarn over, knit 3, purl 2 stitches together, purl 4, purl 2 stitches together, knit 3, yarn over, purl 3, knit 3 *, purl 2;
• Row 17: * 2 purl, 3 knit, 4 purl, yo, 3 knit, 2 loops together, purl 2, 2 loops together, purl, 3 knit, yo, 4 purl, 3 knit *, 2 purl;
• Row 19: * purl 2, knit 3, purl 5, yarn over, knit 3, purl 2 stitches together, purl 2 stitches together, knit 3, yarn over, purl 5, knit 3 *, purl 2;
• Row 21: * Purl 2, knit 3, purl 6, yo, knit 2, knit 2 stitches together, knit 2 stitches together, knit 2, yo, purl 6, knit 3 *, purl 2.
• Row 23 is knitted like the first and so on.

An interception of 6 loops to the left is performed with inclined loops as follows: 3 loops out of 6 are transferred to an auxiliary knitting needle before work, then 3 loops are knitted with facial loops, then 3 loops from the auxiliary knitting needle with facial loops.

An interception of 6 loops to the right is performed in the same way, only the loops are transferred to the auxiliary knitting needle while working.

Large viscous tourniquet No. 1

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.

For a sample pattern, cast on a number of loops that is a multiple of 10, plus 2 loops for pattern symmetry, plus 2 edge loops.

• 1st row: * purl 2, knit 4, 8th and 9th loops slip back onto an additional needle, knit 2, knit 2 from an additional needle *, purl 2;
• 2 and all even rows: knit according to the pattern;
• Row 3: * purl 2, knit 2, 5th and 6th loops slip back onto an additional needle, knit 2, knit 2 from an additional needle, knit 2 *, purl 2;
• 5th row: * 2 purl, 3rd and 4th loops are removed back onto an additional knitting needle, 2 knit, 2 knit from an additional knitting needle, 4 knit *, 2 purl;
• The seventh row is knitted like the first and so on.

Ear

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.
	Interception of four loops with the loops tilted to the right. The 1st and 2nd loops are removed back onto an additional needle. First knit the 3rd and 4th loops, and then the loops from the additional knitting needle.
	Interception of four loops with the loops tilted to the left. The 1st and 2nd loops are removed forward onto an additional knitting needle. First knit the 3rd and 4th loops, and then the loops from the additional knitting needle.

To knit a sample of the Spike pattern, cast on the knitting needles a number of loops that is a multiple of 18 plus 2 loops for the symmetry of the pattern, plus 2 edge loops.

• 1st row: * 2 purl, 4 knit, 7th and 8th loops are removed on an additional knitting needle (knitting needle behind the work), 2 knit, 2 knit from an additional knitting needle, 11th and 12th loops are removed on an additional knitting needle (knitting needle front of the work), knit 2, knit 2 from an additional needle, knit 4 *, purl 2;
• Row 2 and all even rows are knitted according to the pattern: purl stitches with purl stitches, knit stitches with knit stitches;
• 3rd row: * 2 purl, 2 knit, 5th and 6th loops are removed on an additional knitting needle (knitting needle behind the work), 2 knit, 2 knit from an additional knitting needle, 4 knit, 13th and 14th loops are removed on an additional knitting needle (knitting needle in front of the work), knit 2, knit 2 from an additional knitting needle, knit 2 *, purl 2;
• 5th row: * 2 purl, 3rd and 4th loops are removed on an additional knitting needle (knitting needle behind the work), 2 knit, 2 knit from an additional knitting needle, 8 knit, 15th and 16th loops are removed on an additional knitting needle ( knitting needle in front of the work), knit 2, knit 2 with an additional needle, knit 2 *, purl 2;

Curly tourniquet

With the help of harnesses, the most original things are created for adults and children.

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.
	Interception of six loops with the loops tilted to the right. The 1st, 2nd and 3rd loops are removed back onto an additional knitting needle. Knit the 4th, 5th and 6th loops, and then the loops from the additional knitting needle.
	Interception of six loops with the loops tilted to the left. The 1st, 2nd and 3rd loops are removed forward onto an additional knitting needle. Knit the 4th, 5th and 6th loops, and then the loops from the additional knitting needle.

Repeat pattern The figured plait horizontally is 14 loops; vertically - 30 rows. The pattern looks good against the backdrop of purl stitches, so knit several purl stitches to the left and right of the repeat. In the sample shown in the photo, 10 loops are knitted purlwise.

Purl rows are knitted according to the pattern.

All facial rows are knitted with facial loops, except for rows 5 and 7, as well as rows 25 and 29. They are knitted as follows:

• 5, 7 row: interception of 6 loops tilted to the right (3 loops are removed on an additional knitting needle while working, 3 knit, then loops from an additional knitting needle are knitted with knits), 2 knits, interception of 6 loops tilted to the left (3 loops are removed on an additional knitting needle before work, knit 3, then knit stitches from an additional needle).
• Rows 25 and 29: interception of 6 loops tilted to the left, knit 2, interception of 6 loops tilted to the right.

In this pattern, the distance between 2 rows with interceptions is equal to one row. If the yarn is thick, this distance can be increased to 2 - 3 rows.

Harness No. 2

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.
	Interception of four facial loops with the loops tilted to the left. The 1st and 2nd loops are removed on an additional knitting needle before work. First knit the 3rd and 4th loops, and then the loops from the additional knitting needle.
	Interception of two purl and two front loops with a tilt to the right. Two purl loops are removed onto an additional knitting needle while working. First, two knit stitches are knitted, and then the loops from the additional knitting needle are knitted purlwise.
	Interception of two front and two purl loops with the loops tilted to the left. Two front loops are removed onto an additional knitting needle before work. First, knit two purl loops, and then knit the loops from the auxiliary needle.

For the sample, cast on a number of loops that is a multiple of 8 plus 4 loops for pattern symmetry, plus 2 edge loops.

• Row 1: purl 2, * purl 2 slip onto auxiliary needle while working, knit 2, knit 2 loops from auxiliary needle, knit 2 loops onto auxiliary needle before work, purl 2, knit 2 loops from auxiliary needle *, 2 purl;
• Row 2 and all even rows are knitted according to the pattern;
• Row 3: purl 2, knit 2, * purl 4, knit 2 slip onto an auxiliary needle before work, knit 2, knit 2 loops from the auxiliary needle *, purl 4, knit 2, purl 2.
• Row 5: purl 2, * knit 2 loops onto an auxiliary needle before work, purl 2, purl 2 loops from an auxiliary needle, purl 2 loops onto an auxiliary needle while working, knit 2, purl 2 loops from an auxiliary needle *, Purl 2.

Owl for children (3D pattern)

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.
	Interception of six loops with the loops tilted to the right. The 1st, 2nd and 3rd loops are removed back onto an additional knitting needle. Knit the 4th, 5th and 6th loops, and then the loops from the additional knitting needle.
	Interception of six loops with the loops tilted to the left. The 1st, 2nd and 3rd loops are removed forward onto an additional knitting needle. Knit the 4th, 5th and 6th loops, and then the loops from the additional knitting needle.
	Interception of seven loops with the loops tilted to the right. The 1st, 2nd, 3rd loops are removed back onto an additional knitting needle. Knit the 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th loops, and then the loops from the additional knitting needle.
	Interception of seven loops with the loops tilted to the left. The 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th loops are removed forward onto an additional needle. Knit the 5th, 6th and 7th loops, and then the loops from the additional knitting needle.

The pattern repeat is 14 stitches wide and 32 rows high. In the description of the pattern, only the loops of the Owl itself are taken into account; the loops of the purl stitch are not included.

• 1st and 3rd row: * knit 6, purl 2, knit 6 *;
• 2nd and 4th row: * purl 6, knit 2, purl 6 *;
• 5th row: * slip 3 loops onto an additional knitting needle while working, knit the next 3 loops, then knit 3 loops from an additional knitting needle, purl 2, slip 3 loops onto an additional knitting needle before working, knit the next 3 loops, then knit loops from an additional knitting needle facial *;
  even rows from 6th to 20th: purl all stitches;
  odd rows from 7 to 19: knit all stitches;
• 21 row: * slip 3 loops onto an additional needle while working, knit the next 4 loops, then knit 3 loops from an additional needle, slip 4 loops onto an additional needle before working, knit the next 3 loops, then knit stitches from an additional needle *;
  even rows from 22 to 28: purl all stitches;
  odd rows from 23 to 27: knit all stitches;
• Row 29: knit as 21;
• Row 30: * purl 3, knit 8, purl 3*;
• 31 row: * knit 2, purl 10, knit 2 *;
• Row 32: * purl 1, knit 12, purl 1 *.
• Sew on beady eyes.

Spit No. 5

	Knit stitch on knit row or purl stitch on purl row.
	Purl loop in the front row or front loop in the purl row.
	Purl loop in front and back rows.
	Interception of four facial loops with the loops tilted to the right. The 1st and 2nd loops are removed onto an additional knitting needle while working. First knit the 3rd and 4th loops, and then the loops from the additional knitting needle.
	Interception of four facial loops with the loops tilted to the left. The 1st and 2nd loops are removed on an additional knitting needle before work. First knit the 3rd and 4th loops, and then the loops from the additional knitting needle.

To sample the pattern, cast on the knitting needles a number of stitches that is a multiple of 22 plus 2 edge stitches.

• 1, 7, 13, 19 row: * 2 purl, 2 knit, 3 purl, interception of four facial loops with the loops tilted to the right, interception of four facial loops with the loops tilted to the left, 3 purl, 2 facial loops, 2 purl *;
• 2 and all other even rows * purl 4, knit 3, purl 8, knit 3, purl 4 *;
• 3, 5, 9, 11, 15, 17 row: * purl 2, knit 2, purl 3, knit 8, purl 3, knit 2, purl 2 *;
• 21, 27, 33, 39 row: * interception of four front loops with the loops tilted to the left, 3 purl, 2 front, 4 purl, 2 front, 3 purl, interception of four facial loops with the loops tilted to the right *;
• 23, 25, 29, 31, 35, 37 row: * knit 4, purl 3, knit 2, purl 4, knit 2, purl 3, knit 4.

Symbols of loops and methods for performing them for beginners

If you still couldn’t understand the diagrams and descriptions, video lessons on YouTube, which you can watch for free, will definitely help you.

What makes a knitted item irresistible? Of course, the patterns with the help of which it acquired its appearance. today they number in the hundreds, and thanks to the ability of knitters around the world to exchange new developments with the help of modern technologies, their number is increasing. Depending on its function in the product, it can perform a decorative function, simply serve as a background, or carry a functional load, for example, making the canvas fit tightly around the figure. In our article you will find samples of knitting patterns with patterns used for various needs and different types of products. They are all cute and don't require any special knitting skills.

The golden rule when knitting patterns

It is important to remember that, having decided to knit this or that item and selected samples of patterns and knitting patterns on the knitting needles that will be contained in the product, you must then knit a small fragment according to the existing patterns. This is the golden rule of the knitter, which, however, many neglect. But in vain, since you can determine the exact dimensions of your future product only by first knitting your own knitting samples - each master knits on knitting needles in his own individual manner, with his own knitting density and size of loops. This is not to mention the features of the yarn.

Therefore, if you do not want your product to end up one size larger or smaller than planned, knit a test sample. By the way, you can also practice knitting a pattern on it. So, we present our samples and knitting patterns below.

Herringbone pattern

We’ll start looking at knitting patterns with the “Herringbone” option. He is very original. The pattern has a dense texture, so it can be used for knitting many warm things: pullovers, sweaters, hats, etc.

Knitting the pattern is absolutely not difficult, and you can cast on an arbitrary number of loops. And, in fact, the whole process comes down to one algorithm: the knitting needle is inserted into two loops at once. A loop is drawn through them. Knit - for odd rows, and purl - for even rows. Then one of the loops knitted in this way (the right one) is transferred to the right knitting needle. The left loop remains on the left one in order to subsequently repeat these actions with it and the next loop. We knit the last unpaired loop in the row itself, according to the current side - front or back.

"Chain mail" pattern

Samples on knitting needles are presented in this article with the “Chainmail” pattern. It is not at all complicated, but requires freedom for the working thread so that gaps can form in the “chain mail”.

The repeat of the pattern in height is four rows. In the usual way, we will cast on the knitting needles any odd number of loops.

• Row 1. All stitches are knitted behind the front wall.
• Row 2. Knit stitch classic, behind the front wall. A loop removed unknitted, thread behind the fabric. We alternate them until the end of the row.
• Row 3. All stitches are knitted behind the front wall.
• Row 4. The loop is removed undone, the thread behind the fabric. The front loop is classic, behind the front wall. We alternate them until the end of the row.

-	*	-	*	-
*	*	*	*	*
*	-	*	-	*
*	*	*	*	*

"*" - front loop;

"-" - a loop removed unknitted.

Pattern "Canadian gum"

The elastic band that contains the knitting patterns with the patterns in our article is called Canadian, it looks very impressive and is knitted very simply. To do this, a multiple of three loops and two edge loops are cast on the knitting needles.

• Row 1. Alternate one knit stitch with two purl stitches until the end of the row.
• Row 2. Alternate two knit stitches with one purl stitch until the end of the row.
• Row 3. Knit. Then a front loop from the inter-loop broach, two purl loops. In this way we knit until the very end of the row.
• Row 4. Knit two stitches. Then follow two loops, knitted together one purl. In this way we knit until the end of the row.

We repeat the pattern from the third row.

Pattern “Rug” or “Fur”

The next pattern included in these knitting samples with patterns is called “Fur”. It is also sometimes called “Carpet”. But this fluffy pattern can be used not only when knitting carpets. They can be used to successfully decorate almost any product or, for example, use it as the main pattern of a scarf or snood.
We cast on an arbitrary number of loops.

• Row 1. All stitches are knit.
• Row 2. Alternate the knit stitch with the “rug” loop, which is knitted like this. The thread is inserted into the loop as for the front one (grandmother's method). We place the working thread on the right knitting needle. We wrap the working thread around the finger and the knitting needle, and then knit it all with a knit stitch.
• Row 3. All stitches are knit. After knitting the “rug” loop, pull its nap so that it is well secured.
• Row 4. Work a simple knit stitch over the rug stitch. And above the usual front one there is a “mat” loop.

"Boucle"

The next pattern included in our knitting patterns with patterns is called “Boucle” (or “Large Pearl”). It is very simple - to knit it, you just need to know how to create knit and purl stitches. Despite the simplicity of execution, the pattern is extremely effective.

Knitting involves repeating two loops in width, three rows in height. It happens as follows:

• Row 1: alternate knit stitch with purl stitch.
• Row 2 (as well as all even ones): we knit “according to the pattern pattern” - a knit stitch is knitted over the front loop, and a purl stitch is knitted over the purl loop, respectively.
• Row 3: alternate purl and knit stitches.

"Honeycomb"

It is worth adding the “Honeycomb” pattern to the knitting patterns with patterns for beginners.

Its loose texture makes it ideal for knitting scarves, sweaters and other items that require a soft fabric. Therefore, if you are planning to knit a scarf or snood, try the honeycomb pattern for it. It fits like this:

• Row 1. To the end of the row, we alternate a knit stitch and one unknitted one with a yarn over made before it.
• Row 2. Knit two stitches together, then yarn over and slip one stitch without knitting it. We repeat this sequence until the very edge loop of the row.
• Row 3. Knit a knit stitch, then remove one unknitted one, then another knit stitch. So until the end of the row.
• Row 4. Yarn over, then remove the loop, and then knit two loops together. All this is repeated until the end of the row.
• Row 5. Knit two stitches, then slip one without knitting.

Starting from the sixth row, we knit rows from the second to the fifth in the cycle.

"Buffs"

Our knitting patterns with knitting patterns complete with the relief pattern “Puffs” (aka “Bumps”).

This pattern can be used when knitting hats, or used to decorate a scarf or sweater. However, its use is not limited to such things - your imagination will suggest many options for using the puff pattern. The rapport is twelve rows. For the sample, you need to cast on a multiple of four loops, add three loops for symmetry and, of course, two edge loops.

• Row 1-4. Stocking stitch: we knit all the front loops in odd rows, and purl in even rows.
• Row 5. Knit two knit stitches. Then we repeat the following sequence cyclically: we open the loop 4 rows down, and then we knit it with the front one, we knit three front loops.
• Row 7-10. Stocking stitch: all knit stitches in odd rows, and purl stitches in even rows;
• Row 11. Unravel the loop 4 rows down and knit it, and knit the next three loops with knit stitches until the end of the row. Knit the remaining two stitches.
• Row 12. Purl all stitches.

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*stocking stitch - knit on the front side and purl on the wrong side; "↓" - a loop lowered into four rows and knitted. Conclusion Of course, only a small fraction of the available knitting options are made up of the above knitting patterns. We tried to make the patterns, descriptions and comments on them as accessible as possible for those who do not have much experience in knitting. So don’t be afraid, get to work, and everything will work out for you!

We have prepared another surprise: knitting patterns with descriptions and diagrams completely free of charge. WITHthe newest and trendiest pattern patterns to create warm and cozy knitting products are already on our page. You will find high-quality close-up photos with detailed diagrams and a description of the work. Thanks to our ideas and recommendations, you can knit a lot of beautiful and warm things for children and adults. We invite you to look through our mini-catalogue with samples right now and begin your creative work.

Knitting patterns with samples and full descriptions

And here is the first surprise for our needlewomen - knitting patterns with samples and a full description.

This section will feature knit and purl stitches, and the main topic will be popular plant motifs- leaves, flowers and even berries.

Especially for you, we have selected photos of chic knitted patterns made with knitting needles. The knitting patterns here are completely different: from the simplest, so to speak, for beginners, to incredibly sophisticated compositions that can improve any look.

Delicate leaves - an unfading pattern

Neat crocus - knitted aesthetics

Chic weave- nothing complicated, but the appearance is beautiful

Beautiful combination of droplets and spikelets

And here are the knitting samples cute berries

Volumepattern, Simply amazing for creating warm pieces meant for a holiday outing.

In front of you flower knitted with knitting needles.

We hope these patterns have inspired you to create some lovely warm and cozy pieces. And for a more detailed acquaintance with the technique of knitting leaves, viewitevideo lesson.

Knitting patterns: knitting from scratch

Let's move on to the creative process. They are expecting you new and lighterscheme knitting patterns with knitting needles with descriptions, which we present to you completely free of charge. Let's take a closer look at stylish and fashionable knitting patterns.

These original patterns suitable for knitting sweaters, jackets,scarves and other stylish knitted items.

And this two-color pattern will become your favorite.

We have already studied dense patterns a little, but what about light openwork?

Knitting patterns with descriptions: knitted variety for a stylish winter

And we continue to surprise you with ideas. We present to you the most gorgeous knitting patterns with descriptions: reliable and dense patent patterns await you, voluminous cones, decorative nets, plaits, openwork compositions. Meet, enjoy and create with us.

1. Dense patterns: patent gum.

Another patent pattern: a beautiful knitted mesh

2. And this is - "bump" pattern, its variations and the entire description of the process.

3. The simplest and most popular pearl pattern for your unique products.

4. Incredible Aranian patterns for stylish clothes.

Royal braid with knitting needles.

5. Rainbow and beautiful - Missoni.

Missoni tunic

6. Grid pattern- decorative knitting.

7. Love knittedcorded tourniquets- How do you like such an amazing snake?

8. Great idea - rich people Irish motifs for knitting.

9. Double sided patterns any needlewoman likes them.

10. Mesh patterns look very impressive.

11. Bright and beautiful - multicolor patterns.

12. INconvex cords and elastic bands- original knitting patterns, diagrams and descriptions are attached.

13. Floral openwork designs, reminiscent of a delicate fan. Beautiful vertical patterns.

14. Checkerboard pattern- very simple and original.

15. Wonderful Japanese patterns.

16. And this creative variationsAI on the theme of relief patterns. It turns out that the hedgehog pattern is not the limit. Such wonderful patterns are perfect for children's things.

Knitting patterns: ideas for knitted items

Undoubtedly, the end result of all our labors and creative searches is amazing knitted items, which can be created using all these patterns. Let's quickly move on to our wonderful knitted hit parade!

Volumetric braids combined with an openwork pattern- perfect idea for a scarf.

Patterns for sweaters (men's, women's)- enjoy not only the result, but also the process.

Decorative pattern for socks

Mind-blowing patterns for sweaters

Chic beret pattern

We hope that you will like our findings in the field of knitted patterns and that your creative life will become even better, richer and brighter. We wish you inspiration and great achievements!

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If you pick up an object such as knitting needles, you can knit with your own hands a whole collection of all kinds of patterns, which are then used to create wardrobe items - both for yourself and for loved ones. It is worth knowing that the story goes back centuries. The name of the first person who figured out how to knit fishing nets remains unknown, and the identity of the comrade who was the first to notice that using the same loops you can make clothes for yourself has also sunk into eternity. Unfortunately, the name of this genius was lost, otherwise a well-deserved monument would have been erected to him long ago.

But people very quickly picked up such a wonderful idea. There are a lot of drawings, so anyone can easily choose the one they like best. Having chosen a pattern for knitting, the craftswoman, using only one, but using different threads, can make completely different products. For example, a scarf, and other similar items. However, despite the relative ease of this type of hobby compared to crocheting, needlewomen say that if a person picks up knitting needles for the first time, and has never been able to do this before, has never done this, then he first needs to learn how to correctly knit patterns for beginners.

At the same time, it should be understood that you should not start working with an overly complex knitting pattern, but start with the simplest ornament.

In addition, there are some drawings that may be included in a group. Let's list these groups in alphabetical order. Among them there are the following types of patterns: openwork, jacquard, Irish, multicolor, patent, relief, fine knitting patterns, patterns with braids, patterns with ornaments.

As the name suggests, these patterns are simple. In order for a beginner to be able to easily knit simple patterns with knitting needles, he needs to master everything, that is, knitting, as well as purling. After all, all other loops are tied from data. Next, you need to understand that basically, all knitting patterns use a combination of stocking stitch and garter stitch.

Stocking stitch is also called stockinette stitch and sometimes stockinette stitch. And some fashion magazines talk about it as jersey. So if you come across a similar designation, you will know what it is, and you will not suffer, not knowing how to knit patterns of this kind.

To create a pattern, alternate rows of purl and knit stitches. If, then all loops are made according to the pattern. In this case, garter stitch should only be knitted with one type of loop. When a person knits a shawl pattern with his own hands, he makes either knit or purl stitches. The craftswoman can choose the type of loop that she does best. When turning the product over, the loops are knitted in reverse, that is, in even rows there will be knit stitches, and in odd rows, on the contrary, purl stitches.

To master the process, try knitting the patterns yourself, the photos below will help you.

Garter stitch - diagram in photo

There are things that can be made and worn during the warmer months or on vacation. How nice it is to walk along the beach in a hand-knitted pareo! Let others suffer from envy, wondering where you got such an exclusive item. What about a scarf or a blouse?

Openwork pattern with knitting needles - example

For airy openwork patterns you will need thin yarn. And yarn overs will be used in the drawing. This will result in a fabric very similar to lace, which allows you to create a very beautiful thing. For greater clarity, we will try to produce a pattern called “Sea Foam”. This is where the DIY knitting instructions will help us.

Openwork pattern scheme

• Next we do the following: we knit the first row with knit stitches.
• In the second row, all stitches will be purled.
• 3 consists of knit stitches that have 3 turns. To create them, you need to insert a knitting needle (right) into the loop, wind turns (3 pieces) around it, and then pull them out through this loop.
• Next we knit using rapport: first one purl, then 5 knits knitted together. And our last loop will also be purl.
• The fifth row repeats the first, and the sixth is similar to the second.
• Row 7 repeats 3.
• In the 8th row we will have 3 loops created from 3 knit stitches, and then rapport: 1 knit, purl, then 5 knit stitches together.
• We knit the end of 3 front loops and 1 purl.

So that you can learn how to knit patterns, we suggest that you follow the patterns below, which you can knit yourself.

Craftswomen who have been involved in this type of hobby for a long time advise first making a small sample, not just once, but several times. When you make it yourself, you will be able to implement any idea in knitting patterns.

In order to knit relief patterns, knit stitches are used, as well as purl loops, and they go in a certain alternation. And for drawing, areas on the canvas are used - both convex and concave.

At the same time, you should know that ironing things is strictly not recommended, otherwise the relief may well lose its shape.

When a person creates such patterns when knitting, he must carefully look at the pattern, otherwise he may completely ruin the pattern.

Our first pattern will be called pearl. With its help you can knit a cardigan, a children's item, or a sweater for a man. It knits quite easily.

Relief pattern

The pattern is divided into two types. Large, sometimes called rice or putanka. Well, the second one is small, it differs in that it is easier to knit than the first one. To independently create such a pattern step by step, we first make a front loop, then a purl one, when we turn the fabric over, then we make a purl one over the loop that was the front one, and vice versa. The rice pattern is made in the same way, but it will gradually shift. Therefore, when you knit a rice pattern, pay attention to the pattern.

Rice pearl pattern

To create a rice pearl pattern, we will take a thread, make a knit stitch, then a purl stitch. In row No. 2, the loops change places, purl first, and then knit. The third line is the same again: where the purl line is the front one, and where the front line is the purl line.

Rice pattern diagram

Honeycomb pattern

This pattern really resembles a honeycomb filled with honey created by bees. The product is embossed, delicate, voluminous, and beautiful. Craftswomen are advised to first knit a sample, wash it, measure the density of the fabric, and then create this pattern. This is necessary because it has been repeatedly noted that the fabric can stretch.

To make a honeycomb pattern, we need loops, and their number must be divisible by two. The pattern is quite simple, so even people who have first understood how to knit patterns will be able to knit such delicious honeycombs themselves:

• In the first row we make a knit stitch first, then a purl stitch.
• In the second row we make a purl, one loop with a crochet, we must slip one loop without knitting it.
• In the 3rd row, make a knit stitch, wrap it behind the fabric, remove the yarn over without knitting, and purl it. Next, our master class will help you.
• 4th row - knit a purl loop, remove the yarn over without knitting, then again 1 purl loop.
• In the 5th row we will need to make decreases. To do this, we knit two loops together, knitting them together, and only then purling them.
• In the 6th row we will make one loop with a crochet, remove the untied one, purl one.
• In the seventh row there are two front loops, the thread is wound behind the fabric, the cap loop is taken over.
• In the eighth row we put the thread before knitting, then remove the yarn over, then we need to purl two loops.
• Row 9 - purl 1 first, then knit two stitches together.
• Row 10 - repeat the pattern, starting from row 2.

Star pattern

Stars are a beautiful knitting pattern that can be used to create a sweater or hat.

First we need to cast on loops, and their number should be divisible by 4, to this we need to add 2 loops, which will be edge loops.

• In the first row, all stitches will be purl.
• In the second there will first be one knit stitch,
• Now let's do the asterisk. To do this, we knit three loops as a crossed knit stitch, but then we do not remove the loop, but make a yarn over, and from it we make a crossed knit stitch.
• The third row and all subsequent odd rows will be knitted using purl stitches.
• In the fourth row we make 3 knits, then an asterisk, and ending with three knits
• Next, we repeat our knitting, starting from row number 1.

It is worth understanding that the fabric can tighten, so the star is made a little looser than the other loops.

To independently make such a beautiful pattern, really similar to women’s braids, we take, in addition to two knitting needles, another one, which will be auxiliary, but it is slightly curved in the middle. This is done so that the loops do not fall off during knitting. If you don’t have such a knitting needle and you can’t buy it, take a stocking needle.

There are many options for braid patterns, and you can use these patterns not only for women’s and children’s clothes, but also for knitting a sweater for your beloved man.

In order to make a knitted braid with knitting needles, take the classic pattern. In this case, we will need the number of loops, which should be divisible by 11, do not forget to add 4 loops, 2 for symmetry, 2 edge loops.

Knitted braids

For the drawing we look at our diagram:

• In the first row we make two purl loops, then 9 whole loops. We repeat, at the end of the row there will be two loops that need to be knitted as purls.
• In the even rows at the beginning there will be two knit stitches, then a report - 9 knit stitches, and then two purl stitches.
• In the third row we do the same as in the first.
• In the fifth row we start making our cute braid. To do this, we knit a report: 2. i.p., take an auxiliary knitting needle, remove three loops on it, then 3 knit loops, after which we knit the loops from the auxiliary knitting needle with knit stitches. We also finish 3 facial loops.
• We do row 7, and then 9, exactly the same as row 1.
• In the 11th row we will need to make a report: two purl loops, then 3 knit stitches, then we throw 3 loops onto the auxiliary needle, then 3 knit stitches, then 3 loops from the auxiliary needle, at the end and the last two purl loops.

Knob pattern

Such an interesting pattern will decorate almost any of your products - blouses, jackets, sweaters, hats, blankets or tablecloths. You can use the cones, so to speak, alone, or in combination with some suitable patterns. It's actually not as difficult as it might seem, and there are several ways to knit it.

For a person to understand how to knit cone patterns, consider the following methods and step-by-step recommendations:

• First, there is a knot. To create such an element, we take a loop, we need to knit as many as five from it, we must throw them onto a knitting needle, and knit a new one together for 5 weeks.
• Next is a bump made of three loops. For this pattern, you need to create 3 pieces from one loop. Moreover, if the loop is knit, then the next three are also knit. And if it is purl, then 3 will be purl. We turn our fabric over, and we must knit all the new loops purlwise. Again we knit the beginning with knit stitches, and then with purl loops. Next, the loops are tied together with the front one loop.
• The next bump is made of 5 loops. It is made in exactly the same way as from three. But 5 loops are used. To understand this process, watch the pine cone knitting videos below.

If you look closely at this pattern, it will remind you of tasty and boiled corn. Moreover, it is a type of cones. And to knit it you need removed loops. It is often used when knitting some kind of outerwear, for example, a coat, cardigan or something else.

To make the pattern, we count the loops, the number of which should be a multiple of three, adding 5 pieces.

• Row No. 1 - we will have facial loops (3 pcs.). Then we make a rapport: we remove one loop, grab the knitting needles on the left, and then on the right, and three loops will follow.
• In the second row there will be 3 knit stitches again, then repeat again: place the thread in front of the work, remove the loop, place the thread behind the fabric, knit 3 knit stitches.
• In the third row there is 1 knit stitch, and then rapport: remove the loop for work, the next 3 loops will be knit stitches. The very last loop is removed, and the last ones are knitted.
• Next, knit 1 loop, then repeat: the thread is placed in front of the fabric, remove the loop, the thread is back behind the fabric, three knit loops. The penultimate loop is removed, with the thread in front of the fabric, return it, and knit the last knit stitch.
• Repeats for the fifth time, starting from 1.

There is another way to knit corn, the pattern of which is quite simple. In the first row we will do the following: knit 1, purl 1, repeat. The second row is the front stitch. 3 is repeated from the first.

It should be understood that jacquard and multi-color patterns are actually the same, but for jacquard only stockinette stitch is used. And for multi-colored ones, any knitting you like. There are multi-color patterns that are easier to knit than jacquard patterns. And if you apply a new color, the elements turn out to be very advantageous and bright. Watch the video for details.

At the beginning of time, jacquard patterns were connected using only two colors. But now you can use completely different shades for it. Jacquard looks like a beautiful tapestry. Moreover, the Irish pattern is also a jacquard. Stocking stitch is used for it. That is, where the facial loops are - this is the facial row. And, vice versa - where the purl row is, purl loops. With this position of the loops, the design looks very bright, and no additional decorations take your eyes off it.

Thin threads are used for jacquard, but now thicker ones can be used for knitting warm things. There is only one difficulty - on the wrong side the threads are straightened, which should not be pulled or not reached. You should look at the diagram carefully. Try making a pattern that can be used to decorate a scarf, hat, mittens or even a sweater. We knit a jacquard, adhering to the pattern, while looking at the color of the thread.

Jacquard knitting pattern

Such interesting patterns are most often used for small children, but you can also knit something beautiful for adults, because if you use ornamental patterns, it is very similar to embroidery. The ornament looks beautiful, and for the patterns they take some kind of folk art, or you can even take a pattern intended for embroidery.

Pattern Schemes

The basis of the patterns - ornaments is stocking stitch. To knit such a pattern, a thread of two colors is most often used. One makes the main canvas, and the second is the drawing. If a person masters this technique, he can later include more colors in his drawing.

How does a patent pattern differ from other types of patterns? Everything is very simple, if you look at the front canvas, turn it over, look at the backside, you will not find any difference. These products are characterized by the fact that they are very elastic.

To give an example, we will take a pearl elastic band. You can knit something using a patent pattern using the diagrams below.