Pullover with owls.

The popular Owl pullover from Kate Davis is knitted in circular rows from bottom to top. Pullover of a tight-fitting silhouette with a round yoke, on which braids are knitted in the shape of owls.

If you haven't knitted this thing yet, start immediately. Owls have not gone out of fashion for several years.

Purelife British Sheep Breeds Chunky yarn (100% wool, 110 m/100 g).

The description is compiled for eight sizes.

The table shows the sizes, number of owls in the yoke and yarn consumption.

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For knitting you will need: circular knitting needles 6 and 6.5 mm long, 60 and 100 cm long; stocking needles 6 and 6.5 mm for knitting sleeves, as well as a needle 8 mm for closing loops; auxiliary needle for braids; waste threads or additional circular needles to hold stitches); stitch markers in two colors; needle for knitwear.

Knitting density: 13 stitches and 20 rows = 10 cm in stockinette stitch.

If you are planning to knit this pullover looser, then choose the description for the smaller size.

The body of the pullover is knitted in one piece up to the armhole from the bottom up, forming a waistband on the back. The sleeves are made separately and then combined with the body into a yoke.

Conventions.

K4P = remove 2 loops for aux. knitting needle at work, k2, then knit k2 with aux. knitting needles

K4L = remove 2 loops for aux. knitting needle before work, 2 knits, then knit 2 knits with aux. knitting needles

Short rows (wrap and turn).

Right side: knit to the indicated place, slip the next loop as a purl, move the thread forward between the knitting needles, return the slipped loop back to left knitting needle, move the thread back between the knitting needles; turn the work.

Wrong side: knit to the indicated place, slip the next stitch as a purl, move the thread behind the work, return the removed loop back to the left knitting needle, move the thread between the knitting needles forward; turn the work.

Work the wrapped stitches together with the wrapping thread as 2 stitches together.

Description of work.

Body.

On 6 mm circular needles, cast on 96 (104, 106, 116, 120, 128) stitches. Place marker A (PMA) at the beginning and connect into a circle. Work with an elastic band, k2, p2, approximately 5 cm.

1 round (sizes S, M, XL): *50 (56, 62)knits, 2knits together; repeat from * again = 102 (114, 126) loops.

Track. circle *all sizes): 48 (51, 54, 57, 60, 63)knits, PMA, then 16 (17, 18, 19, 20, 21)knits, PMB, then 16 (17, 18, 19, 20, 21) persons, PMB, tie the circle.

Work directly another 5 (5, 5, 7.5, 7.5, 7.5) cm.

Shaping the waist.

Round 1 (decrease): knit up to 3 stitches before the first MB, k2tog to the left, k1, M, k1, k2tog, then knit up to 3 stitches before the next. MB, k2tog to the left, k1, M, k1, k2tog, finish the circle.

Rounds 2, 3 and 4: Knit.

Repeat rounds 1-4 3 more times = 80 (86, 92, 98, 104, 110) stitches.

Knit straight 2.5 cm.

Round 1 (inc): knit up to one stitch before the first MB, add k1, then k1, M, k1, add k1, then knit to the next. MB, k1, add k1, knit a circle.

Rounds 2, 3 and 4: knit.

Repeat rounds 1-4 5 more times = 104 (112, 116, 122, 128, 134) stitches. Remove markers B.

For size S, in the next round, decrease 2 stitches evenly.

Forming a yoke with shortened rows.

Track. Row (RS): K16 (17, 18, 19, 20, 21), wrap and turn.

Track. Row (WS): P88 (93, 98, 103, 108, 113), wrap and turn.

Knit 88 (93, 98, 103, 108, 113) to the first turning point (knit the wrapped loops together with the wrapping thread), then 14 (15, 16, 17, 18, 19) knits (knit the wrapped loops together with the wrapping thread ). Knit the circle.

Transfer these loops to the waste thread.

Sleeves.

On 6 mm double needles, cast on 24 (24, 28, 28, 32, 32) stitches. PMA and connect into a rug. Knit 7.5 cm with an elastic band, k2, p2. Switch to 6 mm knitting needles and knit with 5 cm stitches.

Knit 5 cm**.

Repeat from * to ** 5 more times.

For sizes S, M, XL: repeat from * to ** 1 more time = 36 (38, 40. 42, 44, 46) stitches.

Track. round: cast off 2 sts on each side of marker = 32 (34, 36, 38, 40, 42) sts.

Transfer the sleeve loops to the waste thread. Knit the second sleeve.

Uniting the body and sleeves.

On long circular needles 6.5 mm, first knit the loops of the left sleeve, then the loops of the front, then the loops of the right sleeve and the loops of the back. PMA and join into a circle = 160 (170, 180, 190, 200, 210) loops.

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Round 1: *k1, k2tog; repeat from * to end of round = 107 (114, 120, 127, 133, 140) sts.

Round 2: knit stitches.

Repeat rows 1 and 2 1 more time = 72 (76, 80, 85, 89, 93) loops.

1 uk. Row: K70 (74, 78, 83, 87, 91), wrap and turn.

2 uk. Row: K22 (24, 26, 28, 30, 32), wrap and turn.

3 uk. Row: K20 (22, 24, 26, 28, 30), wrap and turn.

4 uk. Row: K18 (20, 22, 24, 26, 28), wrap and turn.

Knit row 1 (knit the wrapped stitches together with the wrapping thread).

Track. round: Knit and decrease 8 (8, 8, 9, 9, 9) sts evenly = 64 (68, 72, 76, 80, 84) sts.

Switch to 6 mm knitting needles and knit 5 cm with an elastic band, k2, p2.

Cast off all stitches using 8mm knitting needle according to pattern.

Completion.

Sew a seam in the armhole.

Hide the remains of all threads.

Block the pullover.

The popular Owl pullover from Kate Davis is knitted in circular rows from bottom to top. Pullover of a tight-fitting silhouette with a round yoke, on which braids are knitted in the shape of owls.

If you have not yet knitted this item, start immediately. Owls have not gone out of fashion for several years.

Purelife British Sheep Breeds Chunky yarn (100% wool, 110 m/100 g).

The description is compiled for eight sizes.

The table shows the sizes, number of owls in the yoke and yarn consumption.

For knitting you will need: circular knitting needles 6 and 6.5 mm long, 60 and 100 cm long; stocking needles 6 and 6.5 mm for knitting sleeves, as well as a needle 8 mm for closing loops; auxiliary needle for braids; waste threads or additional circular needles to hold stitches); stitch markers in two colors; needle for knitwear.

Knitting density: 13 stitches and 20 rows = 10 cm in stockinette stitch.

If you are planning to knit this pullover looser, then choose the description for the smaller size.

The body of the pullover is knitted in one piece up to the armhole from the bottom up, forming a waistband on the back. The sleeves are made separately and then combined with the body into a yoke.

Conventions.

K4P = remove 2 loops for aux. knitting needle at work, k2, then knit k2 with aux. knitting needles

K4L = remove 2 loops for aux. knitting needle before work, 2 knits, then knit 2 knits with aux. knitting needles

Short rows (wrap and turn).

Right side: knit to the indicated place, slip the next stitch as a purl, move the thread between the knitting needles forward, return the removed loop back to the left knitting needle, move the thread between the knitting needles back; turn the work.

Wrong side: knit to the indicated place, slip the next stitch as a purl, move the thread behind the work, return the removed loop back to the left knitting needle, move the thread between the knitting needles forward; turn the work.

Work the wrapped stitches together with the wrapping thread as 2 stitches together.

Description of work.

Body.

On 6 mm circular needles, cast on 96 (104, 106, 116, 120, 128) stitches. Place marker A (PMA) at the beginning and connect into a circle. Work with an elastic band, k2, p2, approximately 5 cm.

1 round (sizes S, M, XL): *50 (56, 62)knits, 2knits together; repeat from * again = 102 (114, 126) loops.

Track. circle *all sizes): 48 (51, 54, 57, 60, 63)knits, PMA, then 16 (17, 18, 19, 20, 21)knits, PMB, then 16 (17, 18, 19, 20, 21) persons, PMB, tie the circle.

Work directly another 5 (5, 5, 7.5, 7.5, 7.5) cm.

Shaping the waist.

Round 1 (decrease): knit up to 3 stitches before the first MB, k2tog to the left, k1, M, k1, k2tog, then knit up to 3 stitches before the next. MB, k2tog to the left, k1, M, k1, k2tog, finish the circle.

Rounds 2, 3 and 4: Knit.

Repeat rounds 1-4 3 more times = 80 (86, 92, 98, 104, 110) stitches.

Knit straight 2.5 cm.

Round 1 (inc): knit up to one stitch before the first MB, add k1, then k1, M, k1, add k1, then knit to the next. MB, k1, add k1, knit a circle.

Rounds 2, 3 and 4: knit.

Repeat rounds 1-4 5 more times = 104 (112, 116, 122, 128, 134) stitches. Remove markers B.

For size S, in the next round, decrease 2 stitches evenly.

Forming a yoke with shortened rows.

Track. Row (RS): K16 (17, 18, 19, 20, 21), wrap and turn.

Track. Row (WS): P88 (93, 98, 103, 108, 113), wrap and turn.

Knit 88 (93, 98, 103, 108, 113) to the first turning point (knit the wrapped loops together with the wrapping thread), then 14 (15, 16, 17, 18, 19) knits (knit the wrapped loops together with the wrapping thread ). Knit the circle.

Transfer these loops to the waste thread.

Sleeves.

On 6 mm double needles, cast on 24 (24, 28, 28, 32, 32) stitches. PMA and connect into a rug. Knit 7.5 cm with an elastic band, k2, p2. Switch to 6 mm knitting needles and knit with 5 cm stitches.

Knit 5 cm**.

Repeat from * to ** 5 more times.

For sizes S, M, XL: repeat from * to ** 1 more time = 36 (38, 40. 42, 44, 46) stitches.

Track. round: cast off 2 sts on each side of marker = 32 (34, 36, 38, 40, 42) sts.

Transfer the sleeve loops to the waste thread. Knit the second sleeve.

Uniting the body and sleeves.

On long circular needles 6.5 mm, first knit the loops of the left sleeve, then the loops of the front, then the loops of the right sleeve and the loops of the back. PMA and join into a circle = 160 (170, 180, 190, 200, 210) loops.

Reducing the yoke.

Round 1: *k1, k2tog; repeat from * to end of round = 107 (114, 120, 127, 133, 140) sts.

Round 2: knit stitches.

Repeat rows 1 and 2 1 more time = 72 (76, 80, 85, 89, 93) loops.

1 uk. Row: K70 (74, 78, 83, 87, 91), wrap and turn.

2 uk. Row: K22 (24, 26, 28, 30, 32), wrap and turn.

3 uk. Row: K20 (22, 24, 26, 28, 30), wrap and turn.

4 uk. Row: K18 (20, 22, 24, 26, 28), wrap and turn.

Knit row 1 (knit the wrapped stitches together with the wrapping thread).

Track. round: Knit and decrease 8 (8, 8, 9, 9, 9) sts evenly = 64 (68, 72, 76, 80, 84) sts.

Switch to 6 mm knitting needles and knit 5 cm with an elastic band, k2, p2.

Cast off all stitches using 8mm knitting needle according to pattern.

Completion.

Sew a seam in the armhole.

Hide the remains of all threads.

Block the pullover.

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You will need:

gray wool threads- 600 g;

circular knitting needles No. 4 - 60 cm;

circular knitting needles No. 4 - 100 cm;

double-edged knitting needles No. 4 - 5 pcs. (for sleeves);

gray buttons for owl eyes - 40 pcs.

How to knit a sweater: instructions

This model should fit tightly to the figure. If you want a looser sweater, knit it a size larger. This sweater is knitted in the round and has virtually no seams.

Torso

On circular needles, cast on 104 stitches and knit 5 cm with 2 x 2 rib. Place marker A at the beginning of the round row. Next, work in stockinette stitch, making knits. and out. circular rows with facial loops.

1st row: knit 56 stitches. p., 2 p. together knit, 56 knits. p., 2 p. together knit, 114 knit. P.

2nd row: 51 persons. p., place marker A, knit 17. p., place marker B 1, k17. p., marker B 2, work the row to the end.

1st row: knit faces. p. 3 p. before marker A, decrease with a tilt to the left, k1. p., remove the marker, k1. p., 2 persons. together. Decrease 3 sts before marker B with a slant to the left, k1. p., remove the marker, k1. p., 2 persons. together. Knit a row.

Now let's do the additions on the back. 1st row: knit faces. p. 1 p. before the 1st marker B, add a loop from the broach, k1. p., remove the marker, k1. p., add a loop from the broach, knit to the next marker B, k1. p., add a loop from the broach. Knit a row.

Knit a sweater with 35-40 cm knitting needles to the armhole, depending on how long you want the product to be.

We form a clamp.

1st row: 17 persons. n. Wrap, turn.

2nd row: 93 purl. n. Wrap, turn.

3rd row: 93 persons. p. Knit the wrapped loops together, knit 15, p., knit the wrapped loops together. Knit until the end of the round.

4th row: close 2 stitches, knit 47. p., close 2 p., 104 p.

Remove the body loops onto a spare circular needle.

Sleeves

Cast on 24 stitches, spread across 4 needles and place marker A at the beginning of the round. Knit 3 cm with an elastic band 2 x 2. Knit another 5 cm with stocking stitch.

Work with facial movements up to the armhole. In the next circular row, bind off 2 stitches on both sides of the marker. Remove the markers and transfer the sleeve to a spare circular needle.

Knit the 2nd piece.

Connecting the body and sleeves

Using long circular knitting needles, connect the pieces as follows: left sleeve, right sleeve, back of the collar. Place marker A at the end of the circular row. Next, knit the sweater using knitting needles according to the pattern (19 rows).

Decrease for clamp

Row 1: K1. p., 2 p. together persons. Repeat until the end of the row.

Row 2: knit all stitches.

Repeat the 1st and 2nd rounds 2 more times.

The neckline on the back is done in short rows. 1st row: 74 persons. n. wrap, turn.

2nd row: 24 purl. n. wrap, turn.

3rd row: 22 persons. n. wrap, turn.

4th row: 20 purl. n. wrap, turn.

Row 5: knits. loops. Knit the wrapper and wrapped thread together.

Neck

Decrease 8 stitches evenly. There should be 68 stitches left. Next, knit 5 cm with a 2 x 2 elastic band. Close off the neck loops.

Carefully sew up the holes under the armpits with gray thread. Sew button eyes on the owls. So you have learned how to knit a sweater. All that remains is to iron it, covering it with damp gauze.

Ready-made sweater with owls

Option with a pair of colored buttons

Original interpretation of the sweater model

Legend

С4В (cross 4 loops with a shift to the right)- drop 2 stitches onto the auxiliary needle behind the fabric, k2. p., knit 2 knits. p. from an auxiliary needle.

С4F (cross 4 loops with a shift to the left)- throw 2 stitches onto the auxiliary needle in front of the fabric, k2. p., knit 2 knits. p. from an auxiliary needle.

From the broach, add 1 stitch.- pull the thread from the fabric between the knitting needles and throw it onto the left knitting needle. Knit it like a front one, behind the back wall.

Shortened reverse faces. row- knit to the place of the revolution. Slip the next stitch like a purl onto the right needle. Move the working thread forward between the knitting needles. Return the removed loop to the left needle. Move the thread back between the knitting needles. Turn the fabric over to the wrong side and continue working.

Short reverse purl. row- knit to the place where the knitting needs to be turned. Slip the next stitch like a purl onto the right needle. Bring the thread back. Return the removed loop to the left needle. Pull the yarn forward between the needles and turn the work right side out.

How to hide a hole on the front side- knit the front row to the place of the revolution. Notice the horizontal thread that is in front of the loop that you removed before turning the work. Insert the right knitting needle under it and knit together with the removed knitting stitch.

We learn to tie owls in different ways using a photo and video lesson

All beginning knitters master the art of knitting from the simplest basics, learn to cast on loops, knit elastic, knit and purl stitch. The next step is to master weaves, braids and plaits, then study the magnificent openwork motifs. After some time, having gained experience, you will want to knit real masterpieces and create knitted paintings. And here you can try to master the “Owl” ornament, knitting a beautiful large bird that personifies wisdom and mysterious night life.
The magnificent “owl” pattern can decorate a warm sweater, mittens, a children’s and adult’s hat, and fashionable mittens. A skillful interweaving of facial loops and a pair of round, large eyes will create a real knitted fairy tale, and such a thing can become a favorite for both a baby and an adult.

How to knit easily and simply

The “Owl” pattern is not difficult to knit with knitting needles; the main thing is to decide on its position on the fabric of the finished product.
The majestic owl is knitted with knit stitches on the purl stitch, so it looks convex and especially impressive. A cute owl will become a real decoration for a child’s hat, a highlight on mittens for a young girl, a talisman for men's sweater. Even a novice craftswoman can make such a pattern if she follows all the points of the simple scheme.

Abbreviations in the description: P - loop, K - front, P - purl, P - row.
The height of the motif is 10 cm in height and about 7 cm in width, the repeat fits in 14p and 32p, the wrong edges are not mentioned in the instructions:

The eyes can be decorated with beads or buttons.

Video master class on knitting an “owl” pattern on a hat

An interesting video and master class from a skilled needlewoman will clearly demonstrate how to knit a pattern on a blue baby hat. This headdress with an owl pattern is suitable for both girls and boys.

Openwork pattern "Owl"

Pleasant to the male eye, the mysterious ornament can be made on a light ladies' spring blouse. For women, such a thing can become a weekend and everyday item, almost universal for any occasion.
Knitting the openwork “Owl” pattern using the double crochet method and two knit stitches together is possible if there is an exact pattern designed for a certain number of loops.


Having artistic skills and basic knitting skills, you can come up with a motif yourself and use simple holes to draw it on a smooth fabric of thread.
The lighter the yarn, the more impressive the pattern will look, and if you do not make a mistake in the placement of the yarn overs, the final result will be amazing, and the finished item may become your favorite.
The finished diagram of the “Owl” pattern was compiled by the painstaking work of a needlewoman.
The red square is a guide for the middle of knitting. Black square - yarn over. Next to the square is an icon indicating knitting two knit stitches together, either turning left or right.
The work will not be easy, painstaking and requires increased attention, but the result will exceed any expectations. Advice! For such work, it is advisable to print out a pattern diagram on a sheet of paper and mark the knitted rows with a tick.
Another magnificent pattern of the “Owl” ornament was invented by an experienced craftswoman.

The arrangement of the capes clearly shows the outlines of a magnificent bird, symbols will help you easily figure out how to make this mysterious and very attractive artistic drawing.
Knitting such motifs will appeal to any craftswoman who loves her craft and little difficulties. The more effort you put in, the more valuable the result will be in the end.

Video: Knitting a pattern for beginners according to the pattern

A selection of photo patterns and tutorials on knitting owls

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Sweatshirts, boleros, jackets, vests, pullovers and sweaters

Chic and at the same time simple pullover knitted. All its originality is in the pattern of owls staring at you. This pullover model has not gone out of fashion for a long time. This is understandable: the silhouette is classic, it is always relevant, and the main decoration is truly original. We offer a description of how to knit such an original women's pullover using Kate Davis' method; a diagram with all the explanations is attached a little below.

In general, nothing special, satin stitch knitting, ribbed trim, as is generally customary, the length of both the sleeves and the product itself is traditional. Remarkable are the owls with round button eyes, decorously seated around the neckline along its circumference and forming a round yoke of the pullover.

The owls are made using the braid technique, their quantity is calculated for 8 size options, and the yarn consumption is also indicated.

For knitting a pullover with owls, we suggest Purelife British Sheep Breeds Chunky (110 m/100 g), pure wool yarn. This thread is knitted with knitting needles:

Circular, 6½ mm and 6 mm, the length of the line should be chosen 100 cm and 60 cm for the body of the pullover;

Hosiery of the same parameters - for sleeves;

One 8mm straight needle is required to bind off the stitches (st).

You will also need auxiliary knitting needles (sp/sp), devices for holding deferred stitches, markers of 2 colors (MA and MB) and a knitting needle.

We will knit the sample with stockinette stitch (k/s): 20 rows of 13 sts = 10 cm.

How to knit a pullover for women with a relief pattern using "Owl" knitting needles

It is assumed that the pullover fits tightly to the figure. If you are used to wearing looser clothes, then it is better to knit in a size that is one step larger than yours.

Legend:

Lcpt - facial pt.

Izpt - purl pt.

CH - remove Fri.

ZR - at work.

PR - before work.

K4P - CH 2 pt on sp/vsp ZR; 2 lcpt; we knit 2 ltspt, taking them from sp/sp.

K4L - CH 2 pt on sp/spr; 2 lcpt; we knit 2 ltspt, taking them from sp/sp.

UkR - shortened row - knit to a certain place, wrap the stitches and turn.

UKRL - UKR on the front side (LS):

We move the thread forward between the knitting needles; return the stitch removed again to the left needle;

We transfer the thread back between the knitting needles; turn.

UKRI - UKR on the wrong side (IS):

We tie it to a certain place; CH sl.pt as izpt;

We translate the thread ZR; return the stitch removed again to the left needle;

We move the thread forward between the knitting needles; turn.

We knit the wrapped sts as 2 sts together, together with the wrapping thread.

Description of work on a knitted pullover for women

Let's start knitting from the bottom, with a common detail. We will work in circular rows (krgr), we will rise up to the armhole, simultaneously cinching along the back. The division into separate parts begins from the armhole, and each sleeve is also knitted separately.

The finished sleeves and body parts of the pullover are assembled on knitting needles to make a yoke.

Pullover body

Cast on 96 (104, 106, 116, 120, 128) sts on 6 mm needles. Place color marker A (UMA) at the beginning of the circle.

We knit a ring 5 cm wide with a 2x2 elastic band (2 lcpt; 2 inst) and move with all sts onto 6½ mm knitting needles.

Now we switch exclusively to LC/GL, that is, we knit LCPT all the time.

1st circle, for S, M, XL: * 50 (56, 62) lcpt; 2 lcpt together *; repeat *-* 1 more time = 102 (114, 126) pt.

Sl.krgr, for everyone:

48 (51, 54, 57, 60, 63) lcpt; UMA;

16 (17, 18, 19, 20, 21) lcpt; install the first MV;

16 (17, 18, 19, 20, 21) lupt; install the second MV;

We tie the krgr to the end.

We knit straight another 5 (5, 5, 7.5, 7.5, 7.5) cm.

Shaping the waist

This means that you need to make decreases (dec/pt), and then add pt (pr/pt).

1st group from ub/fri:

We knit ltst until the first CF, 3 sts short of it;

2 together lcpt to the left; 1 lcpt; MV first; 1 lcpt; 2 lcpt together;

We knit ltst to sl. MV, we don’t reach it 3 pt;

2 together lcpt to the left; 1 lcpt; MV second; 1 lcpt; 2 lcpt together; We tie up the crgr.

2nd krgr: ltspt.

3rd krgr: ltspt.

4th krgr: ltspt.

We perform 1-4 crgr = 80 (86, 92, 98, 104, 110) pts 3 more times, this is the narrowest point of the pullover.

1st group with pr/f:

We knit ltst until the first CF, 1 pt short of it;

Add 1 lcpt; 1 lcpt; MV first; 1 lcpt; add 1 lcpt;

We knit ltst to sl. MV; 1 lcpt; add 1 lcpt; We tie up the crgr.

2nd krgr: ltspt.

3rd krgr: ltspt.

4th krgr: ltspt.

We perform 1-4 crgr = 104 (112, 116, 122, 128, 134) pts 5 more times.

We remove the markers of color B, they were needed for decreases along the back.

Next crgr for S: decrease 2 pt evenly.

Forming a yoke using UkR

You will have to work in straight rows (rpr).

Sl.rpr (LS): knit 16 (17, 18, 19, 20, 21) lcpt; Let's wrap it around and turn it around.

Sl.rpr (IS): knit 88 (93, 98, 103, 108, 113) izpt; wrap the pt and turn;

We knit 88 (93, 98, 103, 108, 113) sts to the first turning point, and we knit the wrapped sts together with the wrapping thread;

We knit 14 (15, 16, 17, 18, 19) sts, we also knit the wrapped sts together with the wrapping thread;

We tie the rpr with some lcpt.

Close 2 pt;

We knit 44 (47, 50, 53, 56, 59) lcpt;

Close 2 pt; remove marker M; close the next 2 pt;

We knit 52 (55, 58, 61, 64, 67 lcpt;

Close 2 pt; remove marker M.

We get 96 (104, 108, 114, 120, 126) stitches on the needles and set them all aside.

Sleeves

We use 6 mm stocking needles, cast on 24 (24, 28, 28, 32, 32) sts, place MA, color marker A, at the beginning of the circle.

We knit a ring 7½ cm wide with a 2x2 elastic band and move it onto 5 mm knitting needles. Next we knit another 5 cm of LCPT.

- * CM; 1 lcpt; add 1 pt; we knit to the end of the circle, we do not reach it by 1 pt; add 1 pt; 1 lcpt.

We knit 5 cm**.

You need to do from * to ** 5 more times.

For S, M, XL, this must be done 1 more time, that is, work from * to ** = 36 (38, 40. 42, 44, 46) sts.

Next crgr: knit, closing before and after the MA marker, 2 pt each.

We will have 32 (34, 36, 38, 40, 42) stitches on the needles - and set them aside. We knit the second sleeve and also receive its deferred stitches.

Yoke

First, let's collect all the stitches on which we will knit a yoke. To do this, take 6½ mm knitting needles with a longer fishing line. Let's dial pts on them in the following sequence:

Left sleeve sts set aside;

Fri, reserved for the front;

Set aside sts on right sleeve;

Sts reserved for back = 160 (170, 180, 190, 200, 210) sts total.

Let's set MA, indicating the beginning of the curve, and proceed to the yoke. It must be performed according to the attached pattern diagram, which takes 19 rows.

After the pattern is completed, we will begin to decrease the yoke (UbK).

1st krgr with UbK: * 1 ltspt; 2 pts knitted together *; repeat *-* until the end crgr = 107 (114, 120, 127, 133, 140) pt.

2nd krgr: ltspt.

Let's do this pair of kgr (1st and 2nd) 1 more time = 72 (76, 80, 85, 89, 93) pt.

1st rpr (UKR): 70 (74, 78, 83, 87, 91) lcpt; wrap the stitch and turn the knitting.

2nd rpr (UKR): 22 (24, 26, 28, 30, 32) lcpt; Let's wrap it around and turn it around.

3rd rpr (UKR): 20 (22, 24, 26, 28, 30) lcpt; Let's wrap it around and turn it around.

4th rpr (UKR): 18 (20, 22, 24, 26, 28) lcpt; Let's wrap it around and turn it around.

Sl.rpr we knit lcpt, while we knit the wrapped sts together with the wrapping thread. Now we move on to circular knitting again.

Next krgr: knit lcpt, decrease 8 (8, 8, 9, 9, 9) sts evenly = 64 (68, 72, 76, 80, 84) sts.

We move to 6 mm sts and knit 2x2 rib on all sts.

Now we arm ourselves with an 8 mm knitting needle and close all the stitches according to the pattern.

Completion

We sew a seam in the armholes and hide the remnants of all the threads from the wrong side. We block the pullover, after which we can wear it.