Striped beret
One size fits all.
Necessary materials:
– 100 g Debbie Bliss Rialto DK yarn scraps black color code 33 (A), roz 26 (B), lime 09 (C), fucsie 34 (D), ecru 02 (E), mov 36 (F), gri 04 (G) yes creams 31 (H);
– Andrele no. 4.
The density of the work: 22 stitches x 30 rows = 10 x 10 cm.
Description of the work:
It is mounted on the andrels no. 4 with thread A 89 stitches and knit 2 rows in lazy stitch, 2 rows with thread B, 2 rows with yarn C, 2 rows of D wire, 1 row with E wire, 1 row with F wire, 1 row with G wire, after which it will continue with jersey stitch.
In the next row (the front side) knit with jersey stitch G yarn and add stitches in the following way: 1 Eye Face *1 Eye Added (between two meshes), 8 front stitches*, repeat *-* until the end of the row = 100 stitches.
It will start with a row in which the stitches are knitted backwards (if the row is on the back side, stitches will knit the front) and knit the stripes as follows:
1. 4 rows jersey stitch with A-line. Finally, meshes will be added as follows: 1 eye girl, * 1 eye added, 10 stitches face, 1 eye added, 1 front eye* is repeated *-* until the end of the row = 118 stitches;
2. 1 row with A-line, 2 rows of C-wire;
3. 2 rows dot with D thread. First of all, meshes will be added as follows: 1 eye girl, * 1 eye added, 12 stitches face, 1 eye added, 1 front eye* is repeated *-* until the end of the row = 136 stitches;
4. 1 row with wire B, 1 row with C wire.
5. 2 rows dot with F thread. First of all, meshes will be added as follows: 1 eye girl, * 1 eye added, 14 stitches face, 1 eye added, 1 eye face* is repeated *-* until the end of the row = 154 stitches;
6. 1 row with H-wire, 1 row with D thread, 2 rows dot with E thread.
7. 4 rows dot with H-wire. First of all, meshes will be added as follows: 1 eye girl, * 1 eye added, 16 stitches face, 1 eye added, 1 front eye* is repeated *-* until the end of the row = 172 stitches;
8. 1 row with F wire, 1 row with C wire, 1 row with wire B.
Then the mesh decreases begin, the subtraction will be made on the back side of the work.
1. Wired B*15 mesh back, 2 stitches together back*, it's repeating *-*, 2 stitches = 162 stitches.
2. 2 rows point with G thread. Finally, the meshes will be subtracted as follows: * 14 mesh back, 2 stitches together back*, it's repeating *-*, 2 stitches = 152 stitches.
3. 1 row with D thread.
4. A-wired* 13 mesh back, 2 stitches together back*, it's repeating *-*, 2 stitches = 142 stitches.
Next, 10 stitches will be subtracted from the rows on the back of the work until there are 22 stitches left. At the same time, the color of the thread will alternate as follows: 1 row with A-line, 1 row with D thread, 5 rows with C wire, 1 row with wire B, 2 rows of G-wire, 1 row with A-line, 2 rows of D wire, 4 rows with F-wire, 1 row with E wire, 2 rows of C-wire, 3 rows with G-wire, 1 row with A-line.
In the next row, 2 stitches will be knitted with yarn A together until the end of the row = 11 stitches.
The remaining meshes are passed through the working wire, the thread is tightened and passed on the back of the work. The back seam of the beret is made.
A mot is made of threads of all colors and fixed at the top of the beret.