How to knit a shawl collar with knitting needles. Knitting a loose jacket with a shawl collar Knitting jackets with a shawl collar
A gorgeous jacket with a shawl collar will win the hearts of many knitters.
YOU WILL NEED
- 750 (900) g of linen-colored yarn (100% merino wool, 110 m/50g);
- knitting needles No. 4.5.
PATTERNS
Elastic band 2 x 2: alternately 2 persons. p., 2 p. p.;
Facial surface: persons r. - persons p., out. r. - purl p.;
Openwork pattern: the number of loops is a multiple of 14 + 2 chrome. Knit according to pattern 1, purl. r. Knit loops according to the pattern, knit yarn overs. Repeat 1 time from the 1st to the 30th r., then repeat from the 3rd to the 30th r.
“Braid A” (width 6 p.): knit according to pattern 2, which shows only persons. r., in purl. r. knit loops according to the pattern. Repeat from 1st to 8th row.
“Braid B” (width 6 points): knit like “braid A”, but according to pattern 3. Repeat from 1st to 8th row.
KNITTING DENSITY
Elastic band 2 x 2: 24 p. and 26 r. = 10 x 10 cm;
Openwork pattern: 20.5 p. and 26 r. = 10 x 10 cm;
"Spit A" and "B": 6 p. = 2.5 cm wide.
BACK
Cast on 116 (148) sts and knit 6 cm with 2 x 2 rib, starting and ending with k2. Then knit openwork pattern, while evenly reducing in the 1st r. from the elastic band 2 (6) sts, we get 114 (142) sts on the knitting needles. After 14 (13 cm) from the elastic band, decrease 1 st on both sides for fitting and alternately in every 4th and 6th r. 10 x 1 p., = 92 (120) p. After 41 (37) cm from the elastic band, add 1 p. on both sides and in every 8th p. 2 x 1 p., = 98 (126) p., including added loops to the pattern. After 50 (46) cm from the elastic band, close the armholes on both sides with 4 stitches, in every 2nd row. 2 x 2 and 3 x 1 p. and in the next 4 p. 1 x 1 p., = 74 (102) p. After 70 cm from the elastic band, close for shoulder bevels on both sides 5 (7) p. and in every 2nd r. 3 x 5 (8) sts. Simultaneously with the 1st shoulder decrease, close off the middle 22 (28) sts for the neckline and finish both sides separately. To round, close from the inner edge in every 2nd r. 1 x 4 and 1 x 2 p. Finish work 72.5 cm from the elastic band.
LEFT SHELF
Cast on 64 (78) sts and knit as follows: chrome. p., 44 (58) p. elastic 2 x 2, starting with 2 knits. (purl) and ending with 2 purls, 6 sts of braid A, 12 sts of elastic band 2 x 2, starting with 2 purl. and ending with 2 persons, chrome. p. After 6 cm from the start of work, start knitting the first 45 (59) p. with an openwork pattern, while in the 1st r. evenly decrease 2 p., = 62 (76) p. Perform a fitting on the right side, as on the back. After 47 cm from the start of work, add 2 stitches for the shawl collar between the 5th and 4th stitches from the end to the edge of the broach (= 1 knit and 1 knit crossed). In the future, knit these two stitches. stitch and from the previous broach add in every 2nd r. 2 x 1, 1 x 2, 12 x 1 p., in every 4th r. 4 x 1 p. and in every 6th r. 6 x 1 p., including added loops according to the ribbed pattern. After 50 cm from the start of work, knit both loops to the braid together for the internal extension of the collar. and after the braid, add 1 cross from the broach. etc., including it in the elastic pattern. Repeat these decreases and additions another 7 (10) times every 8th (6th) p. Make an armhole and a shoulder bevel on the right side, as on the back. For the remaining 50 (53) stitches, knit another 13 (15) cm according to the pattern with a 2 x 2 elastic band and then set these loops aside.
RIGHT SHELF
Knit symmetrically on the left and with a “B” braid.
SLEEVES
Cast on 52 (64) sts and knit 2 x 2 ribbed stitches between 18 cm edges, starting and ending with k2. Then knit in an openwork pattern, starting between the edges with 4 (3) stitches before the repeat, repeat the repeat 3 (4) times and ending with the first 4 (3) stitches after the repeat. At the same time, add a hand from the elastic band for bevels on both sides in every 6th row. 11 x (alternately in every 4th and 6th p. 13 x) 1 p. = 74 (90) p., including added loops to the pattern. After 26 cm from the elastic band, close the sleeves for piping on both sides with 2 (3) stitches, in every 2nd row. 1 x 2 and 5 (4) x 1 p., in every 4th p. 2 x 1 p. and in every 2nd p. 3 x 1, 4 x 2 and 1 (2) x 3 p. After 41 cm from the elastic band, bind off the remaining 24 (34) p.
A double-breasted jacket with a shawl collar is knitted in a cable pattern.
Jacket size: 42
Materials: 700 g brown Superwool yarn (100% merino wool, 125 m/50 g) knitting needles No. 4.5 and one auxiliary needle; 6 buttons to match.
Double elastic: Use a contrasting thread to cast on half of the required stitches;
1st day: working thread knit *knit 1, 1 yarn over*, repeat from * to *;
2nd row: *knit yarn over, remove 1 st as purl, without knitting, thread before work *, repeat from * to *;
3rd and subsequent rows: *K1, remove 1 stitch as purl, thread before work*, repeat from * to *; Unravel the contrasting thread in the finished part.
Elastic band 2/2: alternately knit 2, purl 2.
Purl stitch: persons r. - purl p., out. r. - persons p.
Braid pattern: knit according to the pattern (the width of each individual motif is 16 stitches, between the motifs there are sections of the purl stitch; the diagram shows the relative position of the individual motifs, which begin at different heights).
Knitting density, braid pattern: 27 p. and 22 r. = 10 x 10 cm.
Job description
Back: cast on 102 p. and knit 6 p. with a double elastic band, then knit with a 2/2 elastic band. 10 cm from the cast-on edge, knit with a braid pattern according to the pattern. After 42 cm from the elastic for bevels, close the armholes on both sides with 1 x 3 stitches and then decrease after the first and before last loops in every 2nd r. 3 x 1 p. After 19 cm from the beginning of the bevels, close the armholes on both sides for each shoulder, 19 p. and set aside the middle 52 p. for the neckline.
Right shelf: cast on 42 sts and knit an elastic band as for the back. Knit with a braid pattern according to the pattern, 37 cm from the elastic band for the neckline, decrease on the right after the first loop in every 2nd r. 4 x 1 p. and in every 4th r. 13 x 1 p. Bevel the armhole on the left, as for the back. After 24 cm from the beginning of the neckline bevel, close off the remaining 19 stitches for the shoulder.
Left shelf: knit symmetrically according to the pattern.
Sleeves: cast on 62 sts and knit an elastic band as for the back. Next, knit with a braid pattern according to the pattern, evenly decreasing in 1 row. 4 sts and then adding on both sides every 14th p. 4 x 1 p. and in every 10th p. 4 x 1 p., knitting loops as they are added as follows: the first 3 added loops are purl. stitch, next knit stitches. satin stitch After 41 cm from the elastic band, close the sleeves on both sides with 1 x 3 stitches and then decrease after the first and before the last stitch in every 2nd row. 9 x 1 p. After 8 cm from the beginning of the sleeve roll, close the remaining 50 p.
Assembly: sew shoulder seams.
For the strap, cast on 230 stitches along the edge of the right front and half of the back neckline as follows: starting from the middle of the back neckline, cast on 32 stitches and knit with a 2/2 elastic band, casting on the right (towards the right front) in every 2nd row. 20 x 3 p., 3 x 6 p. and 1 x 120 p. along the edge of the shelf to the bottom.
After 16 r. from the beginning of the right front panel, make 3 holes for buttons as follows: the first at a distance of 52 sts from the bottom of the shelf, the rest at intervals of 24 sts; After 6 cm, make 3 more holes for buttons, placing them above the previous ones. After 25 cm from the cast-on edge (along the back neckline), knit 4 rows. with a double elastic band and close all the loops with a knitted seam. Knit the second part of the neck strap and the left front flap symmetrically, without holes for buttons.
Execute side seams, sleeve seams and sew in sleeves; sew buttons.
Knitting pattern, pattern and symbols:
The shawl collar has one unique property, which is inherent in not many details of the suit - it can give any jacket a very feminine sound. This stunning effect is achieved due to the smoothness of the lines originating at the shoulder line - a shawl collar not only emphasizes the elegance of the neck, but also visually lengthens it. Another undeniable advantage of a shawl collar is that such a collar is quite easy to model and process into a product.
There are two types of shawl collars - one-piece and cut-off collars. We invite you to consider and model patterns for both types of collars. A one-piece shawl collar is built on the basis of a pattern for the front of the product. you can build it yourself and
Rice. 1. Pattern of a one-piece shawl collar
On the pattern of the front of the product, mark the position of the top button. Set aside 1.5 cm from it and place point L0. Along the line of the middle of the shelf, add a half-skid increase of 3 cm, draw a side line. From point L1, draw a vertical segment L1L2 with a length equal to the length of the back neckline along the pattern.
From point L1 with radius L1L2, draw an arc. Along an arc from point L2, set aside the width of the collar rise - L2L3 = 7 cm. Draw the segment L3L4 perpendicular to the segment L1L3 10 cm long, of which 3 cm is the height one-piece rack and 7 cm - the width of the collar.
Draw the outer line of the collar according to the pattern (points L6 and L7). Cut the top collar one-piece with a collar.
Rice. 2. Pattern of a cut-off shawl collar
To create a pattern for a cut-off shawl collar for a jacket or dress, you need to draw a rectangle - the length of the rectangle is equal to the half-circumference of the neck according to the measurement + 12 cm: 18+12=30 cm.
The width of the rectangle is 13 cm (collar width across the back = 8 cm).
IMPORTANT! The length of the collar depends on the depth of the neckline; for a deeper neckline, the increase must be increased. The length of the collar can be measured from the 7th cervical vertebra by wrapping a flexible measuring tape around the neck and down the front to the desired neckline depth.
Shawl collar sewing line. Set aside 5 cm along the short upper side of the rectangle. Draw 2 dotted lines as shown in Fig. 2. Divide each in half and set down 1 cm and 4 cm, respectively. Using the pattern, draw a line for sewing the shawl collar and the outer side of the collar.
A cut-off shawl collar is cut out in two folded parts.
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In this publication, we will look at knitting one-piece shawl collars on jackets and pullovers. This detail is also called a shawl collar by needlewomen. This element gives a more sophisticated look to one or another knitted product. Every needlewoman who skillfully uses knitting needles can knit it. Most craftswomen, wanting to complement knitted clothes with a similar collar, they encounter problems when knitting it, since there are quite a few ways to create it. We offer you several options to work with
Whole knitted shawl on jackets
This collar is knitted from bottom to top along with the placket. To get such a detail, you need to knit eleven stitches according to the following pattern: k1, p1. in this case, you should start with the edge and one face.
Twenty-five to thirty centimeters before the shoulder line, you can begin making extensions for the shawl collar. In this case, it is necessary to knit the buttonholes of the plank, followed by the knit stitch. and next to it, cast on 1 purl. cross. stitches from a transverse thread (= thirteen stitches of a one-on-one pattern). Similar increases in stitches are carried out further in all sixth rows (r.) and each time in a one-on-one pattern you need to knit two sts more with knitting needles. This is done until the shawl collar reaches thirty-one stitches in width. After this, you can knit directly to the shoulder line.
At the next stage, you can fasten or remove the shoulder buttonholes onto an additional knitting needle and continue knitting the placket with knitting needles, casting in the first p. at the level of the shoulder cut there is an additional edge. Subsequently, this edge will be hemmed to the back neckline.
To knit the desired width of a shawl collar, follow the outer edge on all sides after every four r. knit with knitting needles five six times shortened r. - approximately three-quarters of all stitches. In a specific example, this is twenty-four p. Such shortened r. need to be knitted with a double crochet or with loops pulled through. In the photo, the shawl collar and shoulder bevels were made using broaching.
Thus, the knitting goes to the middle of the back neckline. Then, all the links must be removed onto an additional spoke. The second half of the front is performed similarly.
At the final stage, the buttonholes of both halves on the right and left sides must be transferred to two knitting needles, respectively, and sewn together using a loop-to-loop stitch. Next, the side edge of the shawl collar is hemmed to the back neckline.
Solid knitted shawl on a pullover
In our next training part of the article, we will look at another method of knitting a shawl collar, this time for pullovers.
In the photo below, we see an example of a knitted pullover with a fairly wide shawl collar. During the knitting process, doubling the middle twelve buttonholes was used to achieve this effect. At the same time, knitting such a collar can be started with six, eight or fourteen or more loops.
First, you should mark the central twelve points of the front of the product. In the case when the left bar needs to go onto the right one, it is necessary to knit the fabric up to the given twelve stitches. After this, knit 1 purl with knitting needles eleven times. cross. p. from a transverse thread and 1 persons. p., the final stitch will be an edge stitch (= twenty-three stitches of the one-on-one pattern). Then they continue to knit the fabric directly in height.
Let's consider another case, when, on the contrary, the right plank overlaps the left one. To do this, you should also knit the fabric up to the given twelve stitches, the first of which is a new edge stitch. Next, alternately knit 1 stitch with knitting needles eleven times. and increase 1 purl. cross. p. from a transverse thread. Then you can continue knitting the main pattern.
After this, as in the first case with the jacket, you should expand the pattern in all sixths of the row. for two buttonholes: knit the loop next to the placket links, add 1 purl next to it. cross. p. from a transverse thread. In the presented example of a pullover, a similar increase in loops was performed nine times (= eighteen additional stitches) or a total of forty-one stitches of the plank.
Knitting continues until the middle of the neckline. Here you need to knit forty-one sts and the adjacent faces. p. Then, along the inner edge, cast on 1 more additional edge (in order to sew) = forty-three p. To make extensions, starting from the shoulders, after four r. Knit the outer thirty stitches six times.For the next placket, cast on twenty-three stitches along the inner edge of the top placket.
The buttonholes of the two halves of the collar on both sides must be transferred respectively to two knitting needles and sewn together using a loop-to-loop seam. At the final stage, the finished shawl collar is sewn to the back neckline.Models with shawl collar
This white jacket A loose-fitting shawl with a collar is what you need to meet the first warm days of spring! Modeling a jacket is not difficult, we will show you how to do it correctly. The sleeve of the jacket is two-seam, but without vents, which also simplifies the work. Pockets – there are three of them – without a flap, with two facings.
White jacket - details
Rice. 1. White jacket - back
Rice. 2. White jacket - front
White jacket pattern
The jacket pattern is modeled according to,. Silhouette – adjacent or semi-adjacent.
Rice. 3. White jacket - pattern modeling
Rice. 4. White jacket - cut details
Modeling a white jacket pattern
Shelf modeling
We start modeling the jacket from the shelf. Model the entry of the shelf by placing 3 cm to the right along the waist line and 4 cm down. Connect the resulting point with a straight line to the right shoulder point (neck of the shelf).
From the waist line on the side, fold down 22 cm. Extend the front by 8 cm (see Fig. 3. White jacket - pattern modeling). Draw a new hem line and shape the bottom edge of the jacket according to the pattern.
Draw a shawl collar 6 cm wide on the front, draw a hem line 4 cm wide. Close the chest dart by cutting along the line of the waist dart.
Mark the pockets as shown in Fig. 3. White jacket - pattern modeling.
Modeling the back of a white jacket
Remove the waist dart, partially moving it to the middle seam of the back. Shorten the back length to 22 cm from the waistline.
Separately, re-take the shawl collar and collar onto tracing paper.
White jacket - cutting
From white denim cut out:
Jacket front - 2 parts
Jacket back – 2 parts
Upper part of the sleeve – 2 parts
Elbow part of the sleeve – 2 parts
Collar – 2 parts
Shawl collar – 4 parts
Additionally cut out:
4 oblique pocket facings 4 cm wide and 18 cm long, including allowances and 2 oblique pocket facings 4 cm wide and 15 cm long, including allowances; 2 burlap pockets 20 cm long and 18 cm wide; 1 burlap pocket 20 cm long and 15 cm wide.
Cut from lining fabric all details of the jacket, shelves - minus the hems, 2 burlap pockets 20 cm long and 18 cm wide, 1 burlap pocket 20 cm long and 15 cm wide.
Seam allowances – 1.5 cm at the bottom of the sleeves and jacket – 4 cm.
IMPORTANT! Jacket fronts, sides, pocket facings, collar tops, sleeve hems and jacket back
White jacket - how to sew
Sew darts on the shelves and iron them. Do it on the shelves. Sew the middle back seam, side and shoulder seams, and press.
The collar parts, reinforced and not reinforced with thermal fabric, are sewn in pairs along the short seam, and the allowances are ironed. Fold the collars right sides inward and stitch along the outer seam. Turn inside out, sweep clean, iron. Baste the collar to the neck between the reference marks and stitch.
Sew the sleeves at the seams, press the allowances. Having fitted along the edges, sew the sleeves into the armholes and sew on the shoulder pads.
Sew the jacket lining by stitching the hem. Having placed the lining on the jacket face to face, stitch along the edges, interrupting the stitching and stitching the hem of the bottom of the jacket and the lining, leaving an unstitched area of 15 cm for turning.
Turn the jacket inside out, glue the allowances of the bottom of the jacket using a web or hem it by hand hidden stitches. Fold in the sleeve allowances and sew with blind stitches, fold in the sleeve lining and baste with blind stitches.
Your chic white jacket is ready! All that remains is to iron it, put it on and be the most beautiful!
