Sizes: 38/40 (42/44) 46/48
YOU WILL NEED
Yarn (48% natural wool, 30% alpaca wool, 22% polyamide; 240 m/50 g) - 400 (450) 500 g col. rosewood;
Knitting needles No. 5;
Circular knitting needles No. 4,5 and 5.
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PATTERNS AND DIAGRAMS
Rows in forward and reverse directions (rapport = 6 sts).
Front rows: alternately purl 3, knit 3.
Purl rows: knit loops according to the pattern. For the distribution of loops, see the instructions.
Circular rows: alternately knit 3, purl 3.
RUBBER FROM “BRAID”
The number of loops is a multiple of 48 + 24 = knit according to. scheme. It shows facial rows. In the purl rows, knit loops according to the pattern. Perform rapport 2 times, ending with loops to the arrow. Repeat rows 1–36 constantly.
Knitting density
27 p. x 29 r. = 10 x 10 cm.
Completing of the work
Cast on 141 (153) 165 loops on the knitting needles and knit as follows: edge stitch, 8 (14) 20 stitches with elastic band, while starting with 2 knit stitches, 120 stitches with elastic band from “braids”, 11 (17) 23 stitches with elastic band, At the same time, finish with 3 purls and 2 knits, edge stitch.
After 45.5 cm = 132 rows (43.5 cm = 126 rows) 41.5 cm = 120 rows from the initial row, close for armholes on both sides 1 x 9 p. = 123 (135) 147 p.
After 65 cm = 188 rows from the initial row, close off all the loops, with the middle 73 sts forming the neck, the outer 25 (31) 37 sts forming the shoulders.
Knit as for the back, but after 59.5 cm = 172 rows from the initial row, close off the middle 33 stitches for the neckline and finish both sides separately.
To round the inner edge, bind off 1 x 6 sts, 3 x 3 sts, 2 x 2 sts and 1 x 1 sts in every 2nd row. At the height of the back, bind off the remaining 25 (31) 37 sts of the shoulders.
Cast on 67 (73) 79 loops on knitting needles and knit with an elastic band as follows: edge, 1 p., k3, * 3 pur., 3 knits, from * repeat constantly, finish 1 purl, edge.
At the same time, add 11 x 1 sts to bevel the sleeves on both sides in every 8th row from the starting row and 6 x 1 sts in every 6th row (20 x 1 sts in every 6th row) in every 6 1st row 17 x 1 p. and in every 4th row 6 x 1 p. acc. pattern = 101 (113) 125 p.
After 50.5 cm = 146 rows from the starting row, cast off all stitches.
Sew shoulder seams.
For the collar, cast on 156 stitches on circular needles No. 4.5 along the edge of the neckline and knit with an elastic band in circular rows. After 7 cm from the beginning of knitting the collar, switch to circular knitting needles No. 5 and after 33 cm from the beginning of knitting the collar, bind off all the loops according to the pattern.
Slightly stretching, sew in the sleeves, sew side seams and sleeve seams.
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Our website presents 23 variants of elastic bands patterns.
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How to knit an elastic band with knitting needles
The elastic band is knitted according to its own pattern, but the principle of execution is the same for all of them. The knit and purl loops alternate in a strictly defined order.
In many cases, this type of execution is given greater preference than others.
There are several reasons for this:
- the edges of any elastic band are smooth and do not curl along the length or width, which ensures neatness and aesthetics;
- a piece of clothing knitted in this way will “spring”, which prevents it from deforming when stretched.
As a result, vertical stripes are formed. Due to this, part of the product acquires the ability to stretch.
If you look at the diagrams, you will notice one feature. Already in the first row a knitted pattern is laid out. Each subsequent row is performed directly on this basis. That is, all knit stitches should be knitted with knit stitches, and purl stitches should, of course, be knitted with purl stitches. The tighter we knit, the denser the knitted parts will be.
See the options below in the article and after the article a catalog with pattern tiles.
Elastic band with tourniquet
- 1st, 3rd, 5th, 13th, 15th and 17th rows: P1, * K1, P2. *, repeat from * to *, purl 1;
- 7th row: 1 p. p., * 1 p. p., 2 knit. p. change places with 1 purl. to the left, working thread behind the work, knitting 1 p. p., 2 p. knits., 1 p. p. swap places with 2. knits. st to the right, working thread behind the work, knitting 2 sts, purl 1, purl 1*, repeat from * to *, purl 1;
- 9th row: 1 p. purl., * 1 p. purl., change 2 sts. for 2 p. persons. to the right, knitting all the loops of the faces., 1 st. *, repeat from * to *, purl 1;
- 11th row: 1 p. p., * 1 p. p., 2 knit. p. change places with 1 purl. to the right, working thread behind the work, knitting 1 p. p., 2 p. knits., 1 p. p. swap places with 2. knits. st to the left, working thread behind the work, knitting 2 sts, purl 1, purl 1*, repeat from * to *, purl 1;
Elastic band with stripes
For this elastic band, all rows, knit and purl, are knitted the same way.
1st and all subsequent rows: * 2 stitches purl, 1 yarn over, 2 stitches together to the right (you can go to the left, but then everywhere) *, repeat from * to *.
Faceted gum
1st row: * K2, P2. *, repeat from * to *;
2nd row: * k1, p2, k1*, repeat from * to*.
Elastic band in plaits
1st row: * Slip 1 st, knit 1 *, repeat from * to *;
2nd, 4th, 6th, 8th and 10th rows: * Knit 2 stitches together. crossed, remove 1 st with yarn over, purl*, repeat from * to *;
3rd, 5th, 7th and 9th rows: * Slip 1 stitch with yarn over, knit 2 stitches together. crossed *, repeat from * to *;
11th row:* Slip 1 p. with yarn over, knit 2 p., slip 1 p. with crochet, purl, 2 p. knit together, knit 1 p.,( Knit 2 stitches together, remove the loop together with the yarn over onto an auxiliary needle before work, transfer the next stitch to another auxiliary needle for work, knit the next loop together with the yarn over, remove the loop from the 2nd auxiliary needle together with the yarn over, as a purl, knit a loop from the 1st auxiliary needle together with a yarn over), slip 1 st with a purl yarnover, knit 2 stitches together, slip 1 st with a purl double crochet, knit 2 stitches together. *, repeat from * to *.
Zig-Zag elastic band
Yin Yang
1st, 3rd, 5th, 19th, 21st and 23rd rows: , * 2 p. p., 2 p. knit. *, repeat from * to *;
2nd and all even rows: how the loops look, i.e. knit stitches are knitted above the knit stitches, purl loops are knitted above the knit stitches, and a purl loop is knitted above the yarn over.
7th row: 1 p. purl., * 1 st. .persons *, repeat from * to *, purl 1;
9th row: 1 p. purl., * change 4 p. 2 to 2 to the right, 2 p. together to the right, 1 yarn over, 2 p. purl., 1 yarn over, 2 p. together to the left, change 4 p. 2 2 to the left, 1 p. *, repeat from * to *, purl 1;
11th row: 1 st. purl., * 1 st. purl., 2 sts. 1 yarn over, 2 p. purl., 2 p. st., 1 p. purl, *, repeat from * to *, 1 p. purl.;
13th row: 1 p. p. , 2 p. purl., 2 p. knit., 1 p. purl. *, repeat from * to *, purl 1;
15th row: 1 st, purl 8, 1 st, change 4 loops 2 by 2 to the left, 1 yarn over, 2 stitches together to the right, 2 stitches purl, 2 stitches together to the left. 1 yarn over, change 4 loops 2 to 2 to the right, 1 p. purl., *, repeat from * to *, 1 p. purl.;
17th row: 1 st. purl., * 1 st. purl., 2 sts. knit., change 4 sts. 2 to 2 left, 2 sts. persons, 1 p. *, repeat from * to *, 1 p.
Irregular zig zag
1st and 2nd rows: * 2 stitches purl, 1 yarn over, 2 stitches together to the left *, repeat from * to *
3rd and 4th rows: * 2 stitches together to the right, 1 yarn over, 2 stitches purl. * repeat from * to *;
Simple knitted elastic band
- 1 knit and 1 purl loop;
- 2 knit and 2 purl loops;
- 3 knit and 3 purl loops;
- 1 knit and 2 purl stitches and vice versa.
Let's look at other types of knitting elastic bands
How to knit corn rib with knitting needles
It’s not for nothing that this gum is called corn; in its finished form it looks like an ear of corn interspersed with small corn grains. It looks unusual and stylish.
What is it suitable for?
For knitting hats, for knitting scarves
How to knit
Cast on 19 loops
We knit the first row like this - 3 knit loops, then we make a yarn over and remove the loop and again 3 knit loops, then we make a yarn over and remove the loop, and so on until the end of the row.
Second row - remove 1 edge loop and then knit, one knit loop on top, then 2 together, yarn over and knit loop that was removed from above and another knit loop on top and then yarn over and remove the loop and then repeat again 1 knit loop on top, 2 together knit on top, knit one more stitch on top, yarn over and slip off the loop and do this until the end of the row. At the end of the row, knit from above and end the row with a purl stitch. To ensure that the edge of the item is even
Unfold the knitting to the front side.
1 row. Remove the edge stitch, knit stitch on top, knit 2 stitches together, knit one on top and yarn over and trail. Let's retake the loop.
And again knit stitch on top, knit 2 together on top, knit one on top and yarn over and re-knit and knit until the end of the row
That's it, the corn gum is ready. It looks the same on both sides.
To calculate the loops, select the number of loops that are a multiple of 4, + 1 additional. loop, + 2 edge loops.
Video of the pattern
How to knit English faceted rib with knitting needles
This pattern is the most popular and famous all over the world. It is loved for its simplicity and speed. Things knitted with this type are dense, elastic, and hold their shape.
What is it suitable for?
For knitting hats, for knitting scarves, berets, sweaters. This option is suitable for both children's and adult models.
How to knit:
This elastic band is knitted, unlike a simple English elastic band, not like 1 row, one knit one, one purl, but this type is knitted two knits, two purls, i.e. it is knitted like the base of a 2 by 2 elastic
So let's begin. We cast on the knitting needles 18 loops
First row. Knits like a two by two elastic band. Let me remind you how to knit: knit 2, purl 2.
Second row and last row. Knit as follows. Remove the first edge loop.
We knit knit stitches from the bottom row. - 2 times. Then purl as usual.
Then again knit as knit from the bottom row. - 2 times.
Video of the pattern
How to knit a fluffy elastic band with knitting needles
This pattern looks very attractive and lush, like light air clouds enveloping the part of the body on which the item knitted with this type of pattern is worn.
What is it suitable for?
For knitting hats, for knitting scarves, hats, sweaters, skirts. Suitable for children and adults.
How to knit:
Attention: Yarn consumption is 2 times more than for regular knitting.
Take thick knitting needles. Size 7-8
Cast on an even number of stitches.
We knit the first row knit - purl. Front - back.
Attention! Do the front one not as usual, but like the loop of the previous row.
Next, we purl as usual. We make the front loop like the previous row, grab the thread and discard it, so we knit until the end of the row. At the end of the row we make the edge purl. This is necessary to have a smooth edge.
Turning the product over
We knit according to the same pattern and turn the product over after each row.
Video of the pattern
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Braids are always a great idea for any knitted item: they are universal, because they are suitable for children, women and men; There are a huge number of their varieties - there is always plenty to choose from; braids and plaits look wonderful on most models of knitted items, be it hats, sweaters, scarves, cardigans, snoods, mittens, sweaters, dresses, booties, vests, pants and much more.
Using diagrams with descriptions of knitted braids, you can almost always knit not just another thing, but a unique, one-of-a-kind designer product that will delight not only the craftswoman, but everyone around.
How to knit braids with knitting needles - diagrams and descriptions of patterns
It should be noted that there are specifics of work here, which you should definitely familiarize yourself with before starting knitting. So, how to knit with braids? For this auxiliary knitting needles are required, which come in different sizes. Their thickness should be selected according to a simple principle: auxiliary knitting needles should be slightly smaller than working knitting needles.
By what principle are braids knitted? During operation, the hinges are constantly moving. Several loops are transferred to the auxiliary knitting needle, leaving them behind or in front of the work, after which, in accordance with the selected pattern, a certain number of loops are knitted, and then the loops previously set aside on the auxiliary knitting needle are put into work.
To make it clear on what principle braids are knitted, let’s consider several options for working with knitting needles in this style, including for beginner needlewomen.
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Simple braid - master class for beginners
To understand the basics of knitting braids, let's consider the simplest option, ideal for beginners. This braid knitting tutorial assumes that the auxiliary knitting needles are replaced with a simple pin, which is extremely convenient if you have not yet acquired the necessary tools.
How to knit a braid - master class for beginners
Let's make a braid with 8 loops. Let’s cast on 14 loops for the sample (12 loops for the braid and its “framing” + 2 edge loops) and follow the diagram.
1st row: 2 purl, 8 knit, 2 purl;
From 2nd to 4th row We knit what the knitting looks like - we knit knit stitches above the knit stitches, and purl stitches above the purl stitches (photo 1).
5th row: Purl 2, 4 loops re-slip, without knitting them, onto an auxiliary needle and leave ahead of the work; knit the next 4 loops (at the beginning of knitting them, try not to have a large stretch between the loops). Then we slip 4 loops from the auxiliary needle onto the left needle and also knit them. It turned out that our loops seemed to cross with an inclination to the left (photos 2 and 3).
From 6th to 12th row - we knit according to the pattern.
Now let's look at more complex knitted braids - diagrams with descriptions will help in this difficult task for beginners.
Beautiful three-dimensional pattern
A voluminous braid with knitting needles will make any thing special, and will definitely add a little romance to the image. Just one voluminous pattern is enough, such as this wonderful braid, and the item already takes on a unique look.
The pattern shows the front and back rows. The width of the motif is 40 loops, repeat in height from the 1st to the 32nd row.
Braid knitting pattern and designations:
- purl (purl - in front rows, front - in purl rows)
- front (front in front rows, purl - in back rows).
- cross 4 loops to the left (slip the 3rd loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave it before work, purl 1 loop, then knit 3 loops with an auxiliary needle).
- cross 4 loops to the right (slip 1 loop onto an auxiliary needle and leave it at work, knit 3 loops, then purl 1 loop with an auxiliary needle).
- cross 5 loops to the right (slip 2 loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave them at work, knit 3 loops, then purl 2 loops with an auxiliary needle).
- cross 5 loops to the left (slip the 3rd loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave it before work, purl the 2nd loops, then knit the 3rd loops with an auxiliary needle).
- Cross 5 loops to the left (slip 3 loops onto a secondary needle and leave before work, knit 2 loops, then knit 3 loops from a secondary needle).
- Knit 5 cross to the right (leave 2 loops on the auxiliary needle while working, knit 3 knit stitches, then knit 2 loops on the auxiliary needle.
- cross 4 loops to the left (slip the 2nd loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave before work
, knit 2 loops, then 2nd loops with aux. knitting needles).
at work
, knit 2 loops, then 2 loops with aux. knit the knitting needles).
- cross 4 loops to the left (slip 2 loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave before work,
Purl the next 2 stitches, then the 2nd stitches with auxiliary stitches. knitting needles).
- cross 4 loops to the right (slip 2 loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave at work
, knit 2 loops, then 2 loops with aux. knit the needles purlwise).
- Cross 5 loops to the left (slip the loops onto a spare needle and leave them before work, knit 3 loops, then knit 2 loops from a spare needle).
- Knit 5 cross to the right (leave 3 loops on the auxiliary needle while working, knit 2 knit stitches, then knit 3 loops on the auxiliary needle).
Pattern for a hat
The braid pattern for a hat is a timeless classic of winter fashion. For a harmonious set, the braid is often also knitted on scarves or snoods, as well as on mittens - this makes the look complete. Well, for demi-season and winter hats, this simple pattern for knitting braids with knitting needles with a description will be useful.
Diagram and designations:
- purl loop.
- face loop.
- remove the double crochet stitch.
- knit two stitches together.
Braid for men's sweater
The image of a sensual man in the cold season is ideally complemented by a warm knitted sweater with cables - proven by many romantic comedies! Therefore, it’s time to knit a beautiful thing for your dear person.
This braid for men's sweaters is also knitted using an additional knitting needle.
Progress:
The number of loops is cast on the knitting needles, divisible by 11 plus 2 loops for symmetry of the pattern, plus 2 edge loops.
Rows 1,3,7,9: *2 purl, 9 knit *, 2 purl;
2 and all even rows: 2 knit, * 9 purl, 2 knit*;
5 row: * 2 purl, 3,4,5 loops are removed forward onto an additional knitting needle, knit 6,7,8 loops, then 3,4,5 knit loops, 3 knit loops *, 2 purl;
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 6,7,8 loops from the additional knitting needle *, purl 2.
What to choose for a women's cardigan?
A braid for a women's cardigan can look different: large, small, repeating, combined with other braids or in a single copy, but it will always give the knitted item an original look.
Knitting pattern for braids and designations:
— 10 loops cross to the left (slip 5 loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave before work
, knit the next 5 loops, then 5 loops with aux. knitting needles).
— 10 loops cross to the right (slip 5 loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave at work
, knit the next 5 loops, then 5 loops with aux. knit the knitting needles).
The diagram shows both front and back rows. We read the front (odd rows) from right to left, the purl (even rows) we read from left to right.
The width of the braid is 20 loops. We repeat in height from the 1st to the 12th row. The number of rows in the pattern in height can be increased, depending on the required pattern.
In the classic version, if we weave 5X5 braids, then between the weaves we knit 10 rows in height (including knit and purl). In this model, the number of rows in the pattern needs to be increased in height to 16 rows.
Pattern for mittens
A good mood and warmth this winter will be created by mittens knitted from braids, which you can knit for yourself, your sister, your friend, your mother.
This knitting pattern may be difficult for beginners, since the mittens need to be knitted using five stocking needles.
Progress:
We cast on 52 loops - 13 loops per knitting needle. We knit an elastic band 2x2, approximately 40 rows. Follow the diagram and description to understand how to properly knit braids on mittens.
We knit a finger on the 10th row. On the side of the small braids, add to the two middle loops - 3 times in the second row. Then in the third row 3 times. When there are 18 loops, transfer them to a pin and continue knitting the mitten. The finger can be tied later. It is knitted exactly like the mitten itself, only in a smaller size.
Next comes double knitting, in the first row on knitting needles we alternately knit one knit stitch and two knit stitches together. In the second row with facial loops, two loops together and so on until the end of the row. Pull all remaining loops.
Diagram and designations:
What pattern is suitable for a children's pullover?
A children's pullover with knitting needles can also be decorated with a beautiful braid motif. It will come in very handy for winter products, adding its own flavor when creating a sweater for a child. Let's take the central braid as a basis.
In the pattern according to which we will knit a braid, only the front rows are shown. In purl knit according to the pattern. The width of the motif is 36 loops. Repeat in height from the 1st to the 20th row.
Diagram and explanations:
- purl (purl - in front rows, front - in purl rows).
- front (front - in the front rows, purl - in the back rows).
- Cross 3 loops to the right (slip 1 loop onto an auxiliary needle and leave it at work, knit the 2nd loops, then knit the loop with the auxiliary needle).
- Cross 3 loops to the left (slip the 2nd loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave it before work, knit 1 loop, then knit the 2nd loops with an auxiliary needle).
- Cross 3 loops to the right (slip 1 loop onto an auxiliary needle and leave it at work, knit the 2nd loops, then purl the loop with the auxiliary needle).
- cross 3 loops to the left (slip the 2nd loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave them before work, purl 1 loop, then knit the 2nd loops with an auxiliary needle).
- Cross 4 loops to the left (slip the 2nd loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave it before work, knit 2 loops, then knit the 2nd loops with an auxiliary needle).
- Cross 4 loops to the right (slip 2 loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave them at work, knit the 2nd loops, then knit 2 loops with an auxiliary needle).
- cross 4 loops to the left (slip 2 loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave them before work, purl the next 2 loops, then knit the 2nd loops from the auxiliary needle).
- Cross 4 loops to the right (slip 2 loops onto an auxiliary needle and leave them at work, knit the 2nd loops, then purl 2 loops with an auxiliary needle).
- Cross 2 loops to the left (slip 1 loop onto the auxiliary needle and leave it before work, knit the 2nd loop, then knit 1 loop with the auxiliary needle).
Plaid pattern
Knitting a blanket with knitting needles from braids is a real challenge for a needlewoman, because this work takes a lot of time and requires a lot of effort and patience, but the result will delight the whole family for many years! What needs to be done to knit the family’s future favorite blanket? The answer is simple: a simple braid pattern that will add coziness to a knitted blanket.
We knit a braid for a blanket:
The voluminous braid consists of 12 loops. The pattern repeat in height is 8 rows. Rows 1 to 8 form the pattern. In every 4th row, the braid loops overlap one by one.
Progress:
1st and 5th rows:*P9 p., 12 persons. p., 9 p. n. *, repeat from * to *;
2nd and all even rows: knit all loops according to the pattern;
4th row:* 9 p. p., 8 p. cross to the left (leave 4 p. on the auxiliary needle before work, knit 4 p., then knit 4 p. with the auxiliary knitting needle), purl 9. n. *, repeat from * to *;
8th row:* 9 p. p., 4 persons. p., 8 p. cross to the right (leave 4 p. on the auxiliary needle while working, knit 4 p., then knit 4 p. with the auxiliary knitting needle), purl 9. p., *, repeat from * to *.
Repeat the pattern, starting from the 1st row, until the desired height of the braid.
Video lesson
If the photos of patterns and products with braids knitted with knitting needles were not clear enough, a video lesson on knitting a voluminous braid with knitting needles will help you understand some important points.
Almost every job involves the use of a so-called “rubber band.” It is convenient for processing the edges of sweaters, sleeves, dresses, making voluminous and warm collars, hats and scarves. Surely, you are already familiar with the simple options 1 x 1 and 2 x 2, so today we will master an unusual knitting pattern with elastic bands and a description of which is given below. So, how to knit elastic bands with beautiful patterns for beginners for all occasions?
Knitting French rib for beginners
This elastic band is reminiscent of the “corrugated” technique and, despite its simplicity, is quite different from the 1 x 1 and 2 x 2 we are used to. It can be used when finishing skirts and dresses.
Schematic illustration
The number of loops is a multiple of 4 + 1 for symmetry.
For the sample, we cast on with knitting needles the number of stitches, cr. 4 + 1 + 2 cr. p. (in our case, 31 p.).
1 p.: *2 l.p., 2 i.p.*, from * to *, 1 l. P..
2 p.: *2 i. p., 2 l. n.*, from * to *, 1 and. P..
3 p.: start repeating from the 1st p..
Unusual elastic band with oblique loops
This treatment not only has a decorative effect, it is quite practical - elastic and springy, such an elastic band is suitable for processing the edge of a hat, sweater, jacket or dress.
We use knitting needles to cast on a number of stitches that are a multiple of 5 (in addition to the edge stitches).
Important! Our pattern consists of an odd number of groups of 5 loops. If you decide to knit a product with an even number of “fives”, make a shift by 1 stitch.
First cr. We remove the p., we knit the last one and. P..
1-2 pp.: *1 l. p., 1 i. p.*, from * to *.
3 p.: *skipping l. p., put in sp. into the hole below and. p., pull out the thread, yarn over, 2 p. on the left sp. we knit behind the back wall *, from * to *, l. P..
Repeat 3-4 pp. for the pattern.
Oblique elastic band 3 x 3
This double-sided pattern is versatile and is also suitable for finishing the edges of products.
For the sample, we use knitting needles to cast on a number of stitches that is a multiple of 3 + 2 edge stitches, then follow the description.
1 rub.: *3 l. p., 3 i. p.*, from * to *.
2 r. and all even lines: according to the pattern - l. p. over l. p., i. n. over i. P..
3 r.: r.: 1 i. p., *3 l. p., 3 i. p.*, 3 l. p., 2 i. P..
5 rubles: 2 i. p., *3 l. p., 3 i. p.*, 3 l. p., 1 i. P..
7 rubles: *3 i. p., 3 l. P.*.
9 rubles: 1 l. n., *3 i. p., 3 l. n.*, 3 i. p., 2 l. P..
11 rubles: 2 l. n., *3 i. p., 3 l. n.*, 3 i. p., 1 l. P..
RUR 13: repeat from RUR 1..
Converging elastic band for beginners
It is rather an elastic, well-stretchable fabric, suitable for knitting hats and scarves.
Schematic illustration
1-2 pp.: regular rubber band.
3-4 pp.: shift the pattern by 1 p. (see diagram), continue as usual.
5 p.: again shift by 1 p. and continue in the same way until the desired length of the product.
Depending on which direction you shift the drawing, the diagonal will go in that direction. If you need to knit a pattern like in the picture, combine both patterns..
Bamboo
Diluted with garter stitch, this elastic band turns out to be quite elastic. It is used for knitting hats, scarves and sweaters.
Schematic illustration
1 p.: *2 i. p., 2 l. p.*, from * to *, finish 2 and. P..
2 rubles: 2 l. p., 2 i. p.*, from * to *, finish 2 l. P..
We alternate these two rows to create the desired pattern.
Elastic band for beginners
The pattern repeat is 5 points: 2 and. p. and 3 l. p.. To get a symmetrical pattern, we should use knitting needles to cast on a number of stitches that is a multiple of 5 + 2 symmetry stitches + 2 edge stitches..
1 rub.: 1 cr. p., *2 i. p., 3 l. n.*, 2 i. p., 1 cr. n. as i. P..
2 r. and all even pp.: according to the pattern, 1 cr. p., *2 l. p., 3 i. p.*, 2 l. p., 1 cr. n. as i. P..
3 rubles: 1 cr. p., *2 i. p., right sp. add between 2 and 3 liters. p., pick up the working thread and pull out a new p., 1 yarn over, knit 3 l. p.vm. behind the back wall*, 2 i. p., 1 cr. n. as i. P..
4 rubles: 1 cr. p., *2 l. p., 3 i. p.*, 2 l. p., 1 cr. n. as i. P..
Repeat 3-4 pp. for drawing.
Three out of three
This rubber band is very similar to the previous one, it differs in that in the 3rd p. 3 l. We knit together. Rapport is 5 + 2 symmetries + 2 cr. P..
“Three out of three”: enter sp. immediately in 3 liters. p., pick up the working thread with knitting needles and pull out 1 stitch as knit.. Then pick up the working thread on the other side, creating a yarn over on the sp., near the already received st..
Scheme 1, 2 and 4 pp. like the rubber band “spike”.
3 rubles: 1 cr. n., * 2 i. p., 3 l. p. we knit them three *, 2 and. p., 1 cr. P..
Repeat 3-4 pp. to the required length.
Norwegian gum
It is slightly different from the 1 x 1 we are used to: in this case we use the “under the eyelet” technique, which makes the knitted fabric more fluffy and elastic. This knitting is suitable for fluffy scarves and snoods.
Number of p. cr. 2 + 1 p. symmetry + 2 cr. P..
1 rub.: 1 cr. n., *1 l. p., 1 i. p.*, 1 l. p., 1 cr. n. as i. P..
2 rubles: 1 cr. p., 1 i. n., *1 l. p., 1 i. p.*, 1 cr. n. as i. P..
3 r. and all further pp. we knit “under a loop”: L. p. – “under a loop”, and. p. - in the usual way. For knitting l. p., right sp. we start not in the point on the left sp., but in the point located under it (the point of the previous row).
Corrugated
This two-color knitting pattern turns out to be quite soft and elastic, so it is ideal for any winter clothes and accessories. It is knitted only on circular sp., since during the work we will move the knitting, and not turn it, as on regular sp..
Scheme
Important! This description assumes that cr. p. at the beginning of the river It is not removed, as usual, but is knitted, as the diagram shows.
For the sample, we cast on an even number of stitches with knitting needles..
1 rub. (green): l. P..
2 r. (grey)? 1 l. p., *knit 1 l. p. for 1 rub. below, 1 l. p.*, do not turn, but move the p. to the other side of the sp..
3 r. (green): 1 and. n., *1 i. p., 1 i. p. knit for 1 p. below*, 2 and. p., turn the knitting.
4 rub. (gray): *1 and. p., knit 1 and. p. for 1 rub. below*, 1 and. n., move n. to the other side of the back.
5 rub. (green): 2 l. p., *knit 1 l. p. for 1 rub. below, 1 l. p.*, knit 1 l. p. for 1 rub. below, 2 l. p., turn.
For the drawing, repeat from the 2nd row..
Fantasy
Scheme
1 p.: * 2 i. p., 2 p. sn. (thread before work)*, from * to *.
2 p.: * 2 i. p., 2 l. p.*, from * to*.
We alternate 1-2 pp..
With tourniquet
Scheme
1, 3, 5, 13, 15 and 17 pp.: 1 i. n., *1 l. p., 2 i. n.*, from * to *, 1 and. P..
2 r. and all even pp.: along the loops - l. p. over l. p., i. n. over i. p., yarn over = i. P..
7 rubles: 1 i. n., *1 i. p., 2 l. p. change place from 1 and. n. to the left, slave. n. behind, knitting 1 and. p., 2 l. p., 1 i. p. swap places with 2 l. n. to the right, slave. n. behind, 2 l. p., 1 i. p., 1 i. n.*, from * to *, 1 and. P..
9 rubles: 1 i. n., *1 i. p., change 2 l. p. for 2 l. p. to the right, knitting all p. knits., 1 and. n.*, from * to *, 1 and. P..
11 p.: 1 i. n., *1 i. p., 2 l. p. swap places with 1 and. n. to the right, slave. n. behind, prov. 1 i. p., 2 l. p., 1 i. p. swap places with 2 l. n. to the left, slave. n. behind, prov. 2 l. p., 1 i. p., 1 i. n.*, from * to *, 1 and. P..
Flagella
Scheme
1st row: *1 st. with N out., 1 l. p.*, from * to *.
2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 pp.: *2 p.m. l. crossed, 1 st. with N out.*, from * to *.
3, 5, 7 and 9 pp: *1 st. with N out., 2 p. in. persons cross.*, from * to *.
11 r.:* 1 st. with N out., 2 p. in. persons., 1 p. sn. with N out., 2 p. in. persons., 1 p. sn. with N out., (2 p. vm. l., p. together with N we remove on the auxiliary sp. before work, we transfer the next st. to another auxiliary sp. for work, the next st. together with N wire .as a p., p. with the 2nd spin., together with N, as a purl., p. with the 1st sp., with N we knit as a p.), 1 p. n. with N and., 2 p. vm. l., 1 p. sn. with N and., 2 p. vm. l.*, from * to *.
Elastic band with medallions
2 r. and all even rows: according to the paragraph of the previous row, above the l. p. – l. n., above i. p. – i. p., N = i. P..
7 rubles: 1 i. n., *1 i. p., 2 l. p., change 4 p. 2 to 2 to the right, 2 and. p., replace 4 p. vl. 2 by 2, 2 l. n.*, from * to *, 1 and. P..
9 rubles: 1 i. p., *replace 4 p. 2 with 2 inc., 2 p. vm. ex., 1 N, 2 i. p., 2 p. vm. vl., replace 4 p. 2 with 2 vl., 1 i. n.*, from * to *, 1 and. P..
11 p.: 1 i. n., *1 i. p., 2 l. p., 2 i. p., 1 N, 2 p. vm. ow., 2 i. p., 2 p. vm. ex., 1 N, 2 i. p., 2 l. p., 1 i. n.*, from * to *, 1 and. P..
13 rubles: 1 i. n., *1 i. p., 2 l. p., 2 i. p., 2 p. vm. ex., 1 N, 2 i. p., 2 p. vm. ow., 1 N, 2 i. p., 2 l. p., 1 i. n.*, from * to *, 1 and. P..
15 rubles: 1 i. n., *1 i. p., replace 4 p. 2 with 2 vl., 1 N, 2 p. vm. vpr., 2 i. p., 2 p. vm. vl., 1 N, replace 4 p. 2 with 2 vr., 1 i. n.*, from * to *, 1 and. P..
17 rubles: 1 i. n., *1 i. p., 2 l. p., replace 4 p. 2 with 2 vl., 2 i. p., replace 4 p. 2 with 2 vpr., 2 l. p., 1 i. n.*, from * to *, 1 and. P..
A selection of rubber bands patterns
Rib patterns are combinations of knit and purl stitches that form vertical stripes that promote stretch. In an elastic band, the front loops form convex lines, and the purl loops form concave lines. Products made with elastic are designed to fit tightly; special attention should be paid to the choice of yarn. Wool will produce a bouncy, stretchy elastic, while a cotton elastic will be flat and even. A tight sweater made from the wrong yarn will not fit your body well.
The elastic bands are knitted with knitting needles one, two or three sizes smaller than for the pattern of the main fabric. Interesting patterns can be created by combining simple elastic bands with braids, openwork and crossed loops. Measuring the length of a product made with elastic can be difficult as they will vary depending on whether the product is stretched or compressed. As a result, unless the instructions advise otherwise, your best bet is to measure when the elastic bands are half-stretched.
A simple rubber band. A special feature of the elastic band is the alternation of knit and purl stitches, knitted one above the other, and in accordance with the pattern. Knitting description: Cast on an even number of stitches, knit (K1, P1) to the end of the row. The second row is knitted like the first. If there is an odd number of stitches, knit the first stitch, then (p1, k1) to the end of the row. In the next row, purl the first stitch, then repeat (k1, p1) until the end of the row.
Double elastic band. A very elastic fabric with clear convex and concave lines is obtained by repeating the following repeat: knit 2, purl 2. For this elastic band, the number of loops required is a multiple of four; in each row, the repeat (k2, p2) is repeated throughout the entire row. For balance, at the end of each row, knit a multiple of four stitches, plus two stitches. At the beginning of the first row, perform k2. loops, then (p2, k2) repeat until the end of the row. Start the second row with 2 purls. loops, then (k2, p2) repeat until the end of the row.
Different options for knitting elastic bands: Elastic band “Front reverse”.
The elastic band is made by alternating knit and purl stitches. It is also called a single or simple elastic band.
Purl stitching the purl rows reduces the elasticity of the cut, resulting in a rather attractive texture.
An elastic band with a clearly defined structure, knit stitches in the knit rows and purl stitches in the purl rows are knitted from the back wall of the stitches of the previous row.
“Knit two, purl two.” Also called double elastic or 2 x 2 elastic. A classic knit pattern that looks the same on both sides.
Knitting purl stitches on purl rows transforms the two-by-two rib into a dense fabric with vertical stripes of stockinette and garter stitch.
Interrupting the two-by-two rib with small strips of stockinette stitch adds an interesting variation to the familiar pattern. 
By moving the elastic (2 lines, 2 purls) along the knitted fabric in alternating rows, clearly defined diagonals are formed.
The diagonal elastic panel is made using decreases and increases. 
Wide elastic band. To make a wide elastic band, any number of loops can be cast on. In this pattern, six stitches in stockinette stitch are alternated with two stitches in reverse stockinette stitch.
Combining a simple elastic band with small blocks allows you to create a pattern with diagonals. 
The removed loops make this weak elastic very tight and soft.
Tight knit. Knitting a knit stitch from the back of the stitch on the knit rows creates a small neat bump against the reverse stockinette stitch background.
Elastic for the heel of the sock. This type of elastic is used to strengthen the heel of a sock. 
Skimmed loops and pearl knitting. Vertical stripes of pearl knit make the elastic with the loops removed very durable. 
Elastic band "cartridge tape". The removed loops on both sides of the work give clear relief outlines to the knitted fabric, which has the same appearance on both sides.
Pearl gum. Another version of a double-sided knitting pattern, combined from a simple elastic band and pearl knitting. 
Relief elastic band. Loops made from the back walls of the loops of the previous row are combined with a lumpy base of faces. and out. P. 
Torn pearl elastic. Stripes of pearl knitting, made on stockinette stockinette, create a slight imitation of carving. 
Although the design looks like a crossed elastic band, this effect is achieved by slipping a loop over an increase. 
Knitting alternating knit stitches from the row immediately below the last row on the left needle is the secret to this fluffy, soft rib. Both sides look the same.
Brioche elastic band. This elastic band is similar to the English one, but it is knitted in a completely different way. 
