Sleeves under the coat. Knitted ponchos and arm ruffles

Poncho is at the peak of fashion! Here it is waist-length, with expressive patterns, and a high ribbed collar. The knitted poncho is complemented with long mittens.

Size: 36/38

You will need: 750 g gray yarn

Merino 70 (100% merino wool, 70 m/50 g); long and short circular and double needles No. 7. Attention! Due to the large number of loops in the front and on the back, knit in straight reverse rows. on circular knitting needles.

Rib, straight and reverse r: after casting on stitches, start 1 purl. R. and knit as follows: chrome, * 1 purl, 1 person, repeat from \ 1 purl, chrome. In persons R. knit loops according to the pattern.

Relief pattern (from 159 stitches): knit according to the pattern, which shows only faces. r., in purl. R. Knit all loops according to the pattern or as indicated in the symbols, knit. cross. n. knit purl. cross. and knit yarn overs. The diagram shows 1/2 front with a central braid. Knit all the loops of the pattern with a central braid once, then symmetrically knit the 2nd half without a central braid, i.e. from the central braid, read the loops of the diagram from left to right, perform all crossings as in the 1st half. Knit 1 time from 1st to 80th row, on the central braid 1 time from 1st to 12th row, then repeat from 9th to 12th row. Elastic band, circular p: alternately knit 1, purl 1.

Central braid (of 5 stitches), circular pj knit the last 5 stitches of the pattern, which shows only odd circular rows, in even circular rows. Knit all loops according to the pattern, knit yarn overs. Knit 1 time from the 1st to the 12th circular row, then repeat from the 9th to the 12th circular row. Knitting density. Relief pattern: 18 p. and 24 r. = 10 x 10 cm; elastic band with a braid (measured in an unstretched state): 18 sts and 22 r in the round. = 10×10 cm.

Knitted poncho

Knit a poncho in 2 parts, starting from the bottom edge each time. The center seam is biased due to decreases.

Front/back: on long circular needles, cast on 159 sts and knit 2 cm = 5 r. with an elastic band. Then knit between the edges. with a relief pattern, while for the cape reduce before and after the central braid, as indicated. After 31 cm = 74 r. close from the elastic to bevel the shoulder on both sides of the loop, as indicated, while closing the edge. together with the first 4 p. After 33.5 cm = 80 r. set aside the remaining 61 stitches from the elastic for the collar. Assembly: sew shoulder/side seams. Transfer the postponed collar stitches to short circular needles and knit on all 122 stitches in circular rows. with an elastic band. At a collar height of 14 cm, close all the loops according to the pattern.

ARMS

Left sleeve: cast on 42 sts, distribute them onto double needles (= 2 knitting needles of 10 sts and 2 knitting needles of 11 sts), enclose the work in a circle and knit as follows: 37 sts of elastic, starting and ending with 1 purl, 5 sts of central braid. After 29 cm = 64 circular r. from the cast-on edge, divide the work for the thumb slot between the 29th and 30th stitches from the beginning of the circular r., knit according to the pattern with straight and reverse r. 6 rubles, then again enclose the work in a circle and continue knitting according to the pattern. After 35.5 cm = 78 circular r. From the cast-on edge, close all the loops according to the pattern.

Right sleeve: knit the same way, but for the thumb vent, divide the work between the 8th and 9th stitches from the beginning of the circular r.

Fashion is as changeable as the weather. A jacket bought last year is no longer in trend today. A child made a hole at school, they weren’t careful, they damaged the sleeve, and the elastic in the jacket stretched. All this is not a problem. By following simple rules, you can hide defects or restore your favorite item.

Rules for the correct calculation of loops, rows, increases.

Measure the width of the bottom of the sleeve, at the beginning of the collar, and the height of the sleeve. For the correct determination, use the formula:

1. Multiply the width in cm by the number of loops per 1 cm according to the pattern = the number of loops to be cast on to start working.
2. Multiply the length of the sleeve in cm by the number of rows in 1 cm according to the pattern = number of rows for the entire length of the sleeve.
3. Before making the okat, multiply the width in cm by the number of loops according to the pattern = the number of loops to the okat lines.
4. To properly expand the sleeve, perform the following step, step 3 - step 2 = number of added loops. Divide them by 2, get the number to increase on both sides.
5. To correctly distribute the increase along the entire length of the sleeve, divide the total of point 2/ by the total of point 4 for one side. You will have the number of rows through which you need to increase.

For any set of loops you need to know the width of the product and its height. Then, based on the knitted pattern, accurate to 1 loop, you can make correct calculations by multiplying the width by the number of loops in 1 cm. For height, multiply the number of rows in 1 cm by the height of the desired product in cm.

It is better to moisten the sample and dry it. The yarn will shrink, the measurements will be accurate, and the knitting itself will be free of possible errors.

Option 1

Before you start taking measurements, you need to flog the old sleeve. Take measurements at the armhole, they are very important for subsequent work. Knit a sample 10 by 10 cm. Calculate how many loops you will use for 1 cm of product, rows. Next, re-cut the pattern along the ripped sleeve and start working on it.

For the correct number of stitches cast on, see the rule. After casting on the loops, knit a 10 cm elastic band. The fabric is knitted according to the desired pattern with an increase in loops to smoothly expand the sleeve. At the beginning of the armhole you need to cut on each side, first 5 loops, then through the row twice 3, three times two, four times 1 loop. The top of the sleeve is formed according to the pattern.

Sew the finished parts and insert them into the armhole of the jacket.

Option 2

You can restore the jacket using side inserts, collars, and cuffs. To do this, it is necessary to flog all the parts being restored. Subtract the number of stitches cast on according to the rule.

Tie the workpiece, insert them in place of the ripped parts from the wrong side, pin the seams together, and sew them together.

The collar is sewn to the fabric and inserted together into the seam.

Option 3

Restoration of a winter denim jacket using knitted sleeves. Be sure to flog the old sleeve. Make a pattern using it. Following the rule of casting on the loops, knit a high elastic band. Before starting to knit the okat, distribute the addition of loops evenly along the entire length.

Before starting to form the top of the sleeve, loops are cut on both sides, in the first row 6 on each side, then through the row 4/4/3/2/1/1/1. Roll up the sleeve according to the pattern.

The sleeves are sewn together, insulation and lining are inserted. The finished sleeve is sewn to the jacket.

Option 4

Restoration of a straight-cut jacket with raglan sleeves. Before you start knitting the parts, you need to flog the sleeves and collar. Re-make the pattern, take measurements, determine the number of stitches to be cast on according to the rule.

After casting on the loops, we knit a high elastic band, gradually adding loops until the top of the sleeve begins to form. The decrease is carried out according to the pattern, smoothly on both sides. After the sleeves are ready, they are sewn together. Insulation from old sleeves and lining are inserted. The finished parts are sewn together with the jacket.

The perimeter of the neck is measured. According to the rule, we calculate the number of loops for casting on and knit a high elastic band. When finished, fold it in half, insert it inside, between the lining and the top layer of fabric, chop it off, and sew it on.

At the very end we insert a detachable zipper.

Option 5

To restore an autumn jacket, you need to flog the sleeve and elastic band. Take measurements and calculate the number of cast-on loops according to the rule.

We knit a high elastic band, then the sleeve itself. We add loops along the entire length. We form the top of the sleeve according to the pattern, smoothly cutting the loops on both sides. Connect the knitted sleeve to the lining and sew to the jacket.

Cast on loops for elastic band. It is knitted high, as it needs to be folded in half before sewing. Sew the finished fabric to the jacket, insert a detachable zipper.

How to knit sleeves for a jacket, diagram with explanation

A sleeve with a collar is knitted the same way for all products with an armhole, the only difference is in the size and amount of stitches being cut. It can be knitted both on circular and straight knitting needles.

How to knit cuffs for a jacket, diagram with explanation

To knit a cuff, you need to determine the exact number of loops. Knit a fabric 10 by 10 cm. Calculate how many stitches there are per 1 cm. Multiply the width of the cuff in cm by the number of stitches in 1 cm. The resulting number of loops is cast on for knitting.

The cuff can be knitted separately according to this pattern. Sew finished to the sleeve.

How to knit a hood for a jacket, diagram with explanation

New fashion trends offer us many knitted elements. These can be sleeves, cuffs, yokes, hoods, back or front details. Any part of the product can be connected.

Today, knitted hoods are in trend among young people and teenagers. They are quite simple to perform.

The number of loops should correspond to the width of the neck perimeter.

According to this pattern, the neckline is 48 cm. For 1 cm of medium density there are 2 sts, a total of 48 X 2 = 96 sts. We cast on 96 sts on a medium knitting needle, knit five cm. Then we begin to add loops, six for each half. At a height of 30 cm of the finished fabric, adding loops stops. We knit another 8 cm and cut them into one row. Sew the hood.

We insert the finished product into the seam between the raincoat fabric and the lining, pin it together, and sew it on a machine.

How to knit a collar for a jacket, diagram with explanation

A knitted collar is much softer in cold weather than its fabric counterparts. It looks beautiful, emphasizes individuality and image. This decorative element perfectly hides all the defects of the collar.

The work is done quite simply. The perimeter of the neckline is measured with a measuring tape. The required number of loops is cast according to the sample. The fabric needs to be knitted at such a height that it covers the entire collar.

For example:

The length of the collar is 63 cm. There are 2 loops per 1 cm with tight knitting. The result is 126 loops. The height of the collar is 9 cm on one side. There are 3 rows per 1 cm. Total 27 rows for one side. For the total height of the fabric you need to knit 54 rows.

The drawing can be arbitrary. The finished fabric can be sewn over the old collar. Ideally, flog it and sew it back in with knitted fabric.

How to knit a yoke for a jacket, diagram with explanation

How to knit sleeves for a jacket, diagram with explanation

You can knit stylish and warm armbands either on knitting needles with fishing line or on 4 sock knitting needles. It's best if they are seamless. To begin, measure the volume of your wrist and arm according to the desired height of the sleeves.

Knit a sample, calculate the number of loops per 1 cm of product. Multiply the first and second lengths in cm by the number of loops per 1 cm according to the pattern. The resulting quantity will be the first and last row of the product. The difference between the upper and lower loops goes towards expanding the fabric.

For example:

The difference of 34 loops is divided by 2. 17 loops will be added to each side of the sleeve. The length of the product is 30 cm. There are 3 rows in one cm, a total of 90 rows are needed for the product. For an even increase, we knit 11 rows from both the bottom and the top.

Using the connected pattern, the number of rows is calculated. They need to be divided into loops for increasing, in the end you will get a number corresponding to the row for increasing.

You can knit sleeves in two ways, from top to bottom, from bottom to top. If from top to bottom, the loops decrease. The loops are closed in the first and second cases in the same row.

Combining knitting and fabric in clothes, with patterns and photos

Option 1

Combined long jacket with a knitted back and hood.

Option 2

Combined jacket, knitted raglan sleeves and back.

For a size 48 back, cast on 138 stitches. It is necessary to knit a small piece of 10 by 10 cm to determine the knitting density. Based on this, the number of loops for the back is calculated. We knit a dense fabric according to the pattern in the shape of a raglan. Using a measuring tape, measure the volume of the sleeve, pick up stitches, knit 20 cm of fabric, and begin to reduce the sleeve. To do this, cut 1 stitch on each side through a row. We control the length of the contractions according to the desired width of the bottom of the sleeve.

Knit a small fabric measuring 10 by 10 cm. Determine the density of your knitting, how many loops you have per 1 cm. To knit a sleeve you need to measure the finished armhole, multiply the number of cm of the armhole by the number of loops in 1 cm. Measure the wrist, also multiply the number of cm by the number of loops in 1 cm, the resulting figure will be the loops for casting on. After casting, start knitting elastic bands.

The difference between the number of armhole loops and elastic loops must be divided in half. These loops need to be added one at a time on both sides of the sleeve, after 10 cm of elastic and 17 cm of knitted fabric. Calculate the number of additions per 23 cm of canvas. The increase should occur evenly. When the length of the sleeve reaches 40 cm, we begin to form the rim, according to the pattern.

The hood is calculated in exactly the same way as the sleeve. We multiply the length of the neck by the number of loops of 1 cm. We cast them on and knit a fabric of 28 cm. Next, the fabric must be divided in half. We shorten the loops to form a rounding. The rounding is 6.5 cm, performed in the same way. Afterwards the loops are divided in half and shortened in pairs on both sides.

When the length of the fabric is 37.5 cm, the loops are closed and the fabric is stitched. The finished hood is split between the fabric and the lining and sewn on by machine.

Option 4

Short loose-fitting bat coat. Combined knitted wide raglan sleeves at the cuffs, with a double collar and sides. The belt is combined, the fabric is knitted fabric.

The fabric of the sleeves and sides is knitted with large knitting needles of at least No. 6.5. First knit 10 by 10 cm, calculate how many loops are in 1 cm. Use a measuring tape to measure the desired length of the sleeve. Make a calculation by multiplying the sleeve width by the number of loops and cast on. Tie 20 cm of elastic, this height is needed for a beautiful lapel. Next, knit along the pattern along the entire length of the sleeve to the shoulder line. The loops are closed in one row.

Sew the sleeve with the fabric base. On the inside of the bottom of the sleeve, lift one loop onto a knitting needle. Tie a 10 cm elastic band.

Using a measuring tape, measure the length of the side around the entire perimeter. Multiply the number of cm by the number of loops in 1 cm. Cast on the required number of loops around the perimeter of the board. Tie 20 cm of elastic band, close the loops. Sew the elastic along the back side of the side.

For the belt, you need to cast on loops along its width and knit a long strip, which is subsequently connected to the fabric base, and stitched by machine.

Option 5

Stylish youth jacket with a hood, loose straight fit with raglan sleeves.

To complete this model you need to cut out two squares. The height of which reaches the level of the armpit. Tailor the hood with lining and cuffs.

Measure the width of the cuffs, multiply by 1 cm stitches. Cast on the resulting amount on a needle number 6.5. The sleeve is knitted without elastic, directly according to the pattern. According to the depth of the opening, calculate the number of loops in the same way as for the cuffs. From the resulting amount, subtract the loops along the cuff. The difference will be used for increases to expand the sleeves. Split them for an increase along the entire length of the sleeve.

Knit the sleeve until it begins to join the fabric, close the loops. The second one is performed in the same way. Cast on the required stitches along the width of the front, knit the top of the product, cutting off the stitches for the desired neckline. The shoulder parts are knitted evenly without cuts. The same procedure for casting on stitches for the back, the neckline is not knitted. The back is solid, even square.

Collect all the parts. Sew front, back and sleeves. Raise a loop from each row along the edge of the neckline onto the knitting needle. Tie a high elastic band, it will need to be folded along the floors and sewn on the back side of the product. The elastic band when folded should be at least 10 cm.

Sew the hood to the finished assembled product along the inner seam. Connect the bottom of the sleeve to the fabric cuffs.

Conclusion

The proposed options are quite simple to implement. Difficulties can only arise with volumetric knitting. Therefore, choose simple elements in the patterns and feel free to start modeling an old - new jacket.

A nice set - an openwork vest, crocheted, and thick arm ruffles, knitted. Can be worn together or separately.

Dimensions: S/M (M/L) L/XL

Product width according to bust circumference: 96 (112) 128 cm + lace trim

Product length: approximately 40 (42) 44 cm

Knitting density: 2.5 repeats wide x 2 repeats high = 10x10 cm, crocheted with size 4.

Important: knitting density must correspond to the specified one! Therefore, before starting work, you should knit a sample pattern: knit the initial chain of 31 vp. and knit 14 cm with the main pattern. Then count the loops on the middle section of the made sample, 10 cm long: if there are more than 2.5 repeats on this section, take a thicker hook, if less, take a thinner hook. It is more important that the knitting density corresponds to the specified width than the length.

If the instructions indicate only one number, then it applies to all sizes!

Attention: the vest is knitted from the bottom edge of the back in a single fabric according to the pattern.

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Description of work: cast on 1 p. on hook No. 4 and knit the initial chain of 121 (141) 161 vp. Turn and knit with the main pattern according to the diagram (1st row = purl row). When the length of the part is 18 cm, make according to the mark for the armholes. When the length of the part from the mark is approximately 20 (22) 24 cm, finish with the 5th or 7th p. and for the neckline, leave the middle 2 rapports untied.

Right shelf: Continue knitting the pattern and after 20 (22) 24 cm make another mark for the armhole. Having knitted approximately 18 cm from the mark, finish with the 5th or 7th p.

Left shelf: knit similarly to the right one.

Tying the edges of the product: performed with a hook No. 3.5 according to the given pattern - along the edges of the armholes, the front edge of the right front, the back neckline and along the front edge of the left front (the number of loops is a multiple of 12 + 9 sts).

Important: before starting lace tying, tie st. b/n = for each rapport there are approximately 8 tbsp. b/n, do 5 tbsp along the back neckline. b/n around each chain of v.p. and 1 tbsp. b/n in each pico. Then perform 1 r. Art. s/n = 1 tbsp. s/n in each st. b/n. Continue tying according to the diagram.

Assembly:
Sew side seams.

Bottom edge binding:
performed with hook number 3.5. Knit "fans" from 11 tbsp. s/n and 1 v.p. between the "fans". Start with 1 tbsp. b/n and make the first “fan” at the bottom corner of the shelf, then knit “fans” along the entire bottom edge at the same distance as the “fans” in the main pattern and finish with the last “fan” at the bottom corner of the second shelf.

ARMS

You will need: yarn (100% alpaca wool; 50 g/166 m) - 3 (4) 4 skeins of dark gray; knitting needles number 3.

Dimensions: S/M (M/L) L/XL

Description of work: On needles No. 3, cast on 74 (82) 90 sts and knit with an elastic band = alternately 2 purls. and 2 persons. (1st row = purl row). After 20 cm, add 1 stitch on both sides (after/before the edge loop). Repeat these increases every 8th row, and include the added loops in the elastic pattern. When the length of the part is 49 (50) 51 cm, close the loops.

Assembly: make seams, leaving a hole for the thumb 5 cm long in each at a distance of 6 cm from the bottom edge.

Striped knitted hat and armbands with a detailed description of knitting.

You will need: 50 g of blue Alpaca Silk yarn (80% alpaca, 20% silk, 100 m/50 g), 50 g of gray-blue yarn Merino 105 (100% wool, 105 m/50 g), circular knitting needles No. 4, 5.

Head circumference: 52-56 cm.

Two-color patent elastic band, circle. R.:

1st r. (Alpaca Silk thread): * K1, slip 1 double crochet as purl*

2nd r. (Merino thread 105): * remove 1 stitch with double crochet as knit, knit 1 stitch with crochet together purl*

3rd r. (Alpaca Silk thread): * Knit 1 double crochet stitch together, remove 1 double crochet stitch as purl*

Repeat from * to *. Perform 1 time from the 1st to the 3rd rows, repeat the 2nd and 3rd rows.

Two-color patent rib, straight and reverse stitches: knit knit first. R. thread of the same color.

Then move the work to the opposite end of the knitting needle and onto the faces. to the side on the right edge, attach a thread of the second color, perform the following stitches. R.

This way you always knit 2 faces. R. and 2 p. R. 1st r. (knit, p.. Merino thread 105): chrome, * knit 1, slip 1 double crochet stitch as purl*, chrome.

2nd r. (knit, p.. Alpaca Silk thread): chrome, * remove 1 stitch with double crochet as knit, knit 1 stitch with crochet together purl*, chrome.

3rd r. (purl, Merino 105 thread): chrome, * slip 1 double crochet stitch as knit, knit 1 double crochet together purl*, chrome.

4th r. (purl. Alpaca Silk thread): chrome, * knit 1 double crochet stitch together, slip 1 double crochet as purl.*, chrome.

5th r. (knit, p.. Merino thread 105): chrome, * knit 1 stitch with double crochet together, remove 1 double crochet as purl.*, chrome. Repeat from * to *.

Perform 1 time from the 1st to the 5th row, repeat from the 2nd to the 5th row.

Short rows: knit the indicated number of loops, turn the work, yarn over and knit the row back to the end.

In the next r. knit yarn overs with the next loop together so that there are no holes.

Knitting density: 15 p. and 36 p. = 10 x 10 cm.

The hat is knitted across with shortened r.

Knitted hat job description.

Using Merino 105 thread, cast on 40 stitches and knit in straight and reverse stitches. two-color patent elastic band.

After 12 p.m. perform shortened faces 2 times. r.: in 1st person. R. knit 32 stitches with thread of the 1st color, in the 2nd person. R. knit 32 stitches with a thread of the 2nd color, turn the work, perform 1 yarn over and knit a row back with a thread of the 1st color. Knit 2nd purl. R. thread of the 2nd color, also perform 1 yarn over.

In the next r. knit again on all stitches. In every 12th r. perform shortened rows 13 more times.

After 48 cm from the cast-on edge (measure along the bottom edge), sew the starting and ending edges with a knitted seam.

Using Merino 105 thread, cast on 86 stitches along the bottom edge of the cap, inserting the needle only into the back of the edge. Knit with two-color patent rib in circular rib.

After 4 cm, loosely close the loops according to the pattern.

Pull the short edge of the cap together with thread.

Knitted sleeves

Circumference 20 cm Height 28 cm

To knit armbands you will need: 50 g of multi-colored Step 6 IRC yarn (75% wool, 25% polyamide, 375 m/150 g), a set of double needles No. 4 and No. 4.5. Elastic band: alternately knit 1, purl 1.

Facial surface: in circular r. knit faces P.

Knitting density. Front stitch: 22 p. and 30 r. = 10×10 cm.

Description of knitting oversleeves

On knitting needles No. 4, cast on 40 sts, knit 3 rounds. R. with an elastic band.

Switch to needles No. 4.5 and knit with the main pattern.

After 6 cm from the cast-on edge, decrease as follows: 1st and 3rd needles: knit the 3rd and 2nd stitches from the end together with a broach; 2nd and 4th needles: knit the 2nd and 3rd stitches together. = 36 p.

After 6 and after 8 cm, repeat these decreases = 28 sts.

After 27 cm from the cast-on edge, knit another 3 rows. Use an elastic band and close the loops according to the pattern. Knit the 2nd sleeve in the same way.

You will need

• - single-color yarn (optional - a combination of different colors);
• - knitting needles straight or circular;
• - centimeter;
• - needle;
• - sewing machine, lace braid, paper and pencil for a pattern or hook (optional).

Instructions

You can knit the sleeves either straight or in the round. First, calculate the knitting density and make a test strip with a 2x2 rib (two knit stitches, then two purl stitches).

Try the elastic band on your hand to correctly calculate the required size. Measure the thickest part of your arm; take into account the future clothing under the sleeve, as well as the expected length of the product. To ensure that the item insulates your hand well and looks stylish, it is recommended to make it no shorter than 20 cm.

Using an elastic band, knit the fabric of the desired size in straight and reverse rows, then bind off the loops of the last row.

Sew the connecting seam of the sleeve from the wrong side of the piece. When you perform circular rows on five stockings, you will get a seamless product.

You can knit armlets in the same style with homemade ones, a sweater, leg warmers, a hat, etc. In this case, make the upper edge of the item with an elastic band (1x1 or 2x2), tying it about 5 cm in height.

Then knit the product with the selected pattern, while in the front rows it is necessary to make uniform increases according to the individual size.

At the bottom of the sleeve, decrease the loops (corresponding to the number of increases at the beginning of work). Tie the item with an elastic band.

Another option for expanding the fabric of the sleeves is to make bevels on both sides. For example, you initially have 47 stitches cast on straight needles. Make short rows, starting with the middle five stitches.

Insert three stitches seven times in every second row (on the right and left sides).

When you finish 14 rows, start making bevels. To do this, in every tenth row you need to add a loop on each side of the sleeve eight times. As a result, you will have 63 loops.

After 96 rows from the beginning of the product, make an elastic band of the desired height and close the loops. All you have to do is sew the side seams on the finished sleeves.

note

If you do not carefully sew the lace braid to the armlet, then there will be unsightly ruffles and bumps on the front of the product. To ensure that the stitching lies evenly, stretch the knitting under the sewing machine foot.

Helpful advice

The sleeves, knitted with an elastic band and decorated with delicate openwork (it is crocheted) or lace, look original. If you use a lace border, then choose it to exactly match the tone of the main product. Make a braid pattern with one straight side and the opposite decorative side. After this, carefully sew the part into a ring using a sewing machine or by hand; The diameter of the hem should be slightly larger than that of the sleeve itself. Now you need to gather the straight edge of the braid onto a thread and sew it to the bottom edge of the product using a zigzag.