This jacket is made from warm merino wool and is very comfortable thanks to its zip closure and pockets.
Size: 54-56
You will need: 1150 g of yarn (100% merino wool, 80 m/50 g), size 4 knitting needles (both straight and circular), and a 65 cm long zipper for fastening.
Pattern for the strap: for the number of loops, a multiple of 4+2 chrome.
1st row: Between the edges, alternate k2, p2.
All out. rows: according to the drawing.
3rd row: 1 chrome, * leave 1 p. for auxiliary. knitting needle at work, knit the next 1 loop, then a loop with an auxiliary stitch. knit knitting needles, purl 2, repeat from *, 1 chrome.
First, perform once from the 1st to the 4th row, and then repeat only the 3rd and 4th rows.
Checkered pattern: for the number of loops, a multiple of 8+2 chrome.
Rows 1, 2, 3 and 4: Between the edges, alternate 4 loops of the front stitch and 4 loops of the back stitch;
5, 6, 7 and 8 rows: on the contrary, between the edge stitches alternate 4 purl loops and 4 knit stitches.
Description of knitting a men's jacket:
Back: cast on 106 stitches on needles No. 4, knit 4 cm with a pattern for the strap. Next, knit in a checkered pattern. After 37 cm from the bar, close the armholes on both sides by 1 p., and subsequently in every 2nd p. 4x1 sts. After 63.5 cm from the bar, close off the shoulder bevels on both sides with 9 sts, and also in the next 2nd row 1x10 sts. Simultaneously with making the 1st decrease for shoulder bevels, you need to close 30 loops in the middle of the part for the neckline cut and finish both sides separately, closing to shape the cutout from the inner edge of the neckline in the next 2nd row 1x4 sts. The remaining 10 loops on each after this close the side at a height of 65 cm from the bar.
Left front of the jacket: cast on 54 stitches and knit 4 cm with a pattern for the strap, starting here after the edge with 2 purl, then repeat the repeat loops, and end with 2 crossed loops and 1 edge. Now knit in a checkered pattern, then end with the first 4 repeat loops and 1 edge stitch. 3.5 cm from the bar, divide the work after the 21st loop and knit both parts separately according to the pattern - this will be the hole for the pocket, while in the 1st row at the edge of the division add 1 edge. for the outer part and 34 loops for the inner part.
After 15.5 cm from the division, knit again on all loops, while knitting in the 1st row. chrome with the previous or subsequent loop together. Make an armhole on the right side, as on the back. At a height of 61 cm from the bar, close off 8 loops for the neckline on the left side and in every 2nd row 2x4, 2x2 loops. Form the bevel of the shoulder on the right side in the same way as on the back and close the remaining loops at the same height as on the back.
Right front of the jacket: knit symmetrically with the left, starting the checkered pattern after the edge. from the last 4 repeat loops, repeat the repeat loops, and, accordingly, finish 1 edge.
Sleeves: cast on 62 loops and knit 4 cm with a pattern for the strap. Now knit in a checkered pattern, ending with the first 4 repeat stitches and 1 edge. After 3.5 cm from the bar, add 1 loop on both sides for sleeve bevels, and then alternately in every 8th and 10th rows 10x1 stitches. Include the added loops in the knitted checkered pattern. After 44.5 cm from the bar, close the sleeves for piping on both sides with 2 stitches and in each 2nd row 1x2, 12x1 and 1x2 loops. At a height of 55.5 cm from the bar, bind off the remaining 48 loops.
Assembly: for the strap of each pocket, cast on 28 loops along the edge of the hole of the inner part and knit 1 purl. row with purl loops. Then knit 3 cm with a pattern for the bar, repeating only the 3rd and 4th rows, and ending with 2 crossed loops and 1 edge. In the last purl row, close all the loops according to the pattern.
For the burlap of each of the pockets, cast on 29 loops along the edge of the holes of the outer parts and knit. stitch, starting with 1 purl. row. After 12 cm from the beginning of the burlap, close all the loops. Hem the burlap from the wrong side, and sew the ends of the pocket strips with the folded edges to the shelves. Sew the shoulder seams of the jacket.
Now all that remains is to knit the hood, for which on circular knitting needles along the neckline, cast on 102 loops and immediately knit in a checkered pattern, starting with 1 edge. and the last 4 rapport loops. Having knitted 4 rows from the beginning of the hood, mark its middle and double 1 loop each, which are located before and after the marked middle, knitting 1 person from one loop. and 1 persons. cross. or 1 p. and 1 purl. cross. - depending on the pattern. Repeat similar additions of loops 4 more times in every 4th row. At a height of 23.5 cm from the beginning of the hood, before and after the marked middle, knit 2 stitches together (either knit or purl, as shown in the picture). Repeat the same decreases 12 more times in every 2nd row. At a height of 33.5 cm from the beginning of the hood, knit 43 loops according to the pattern, then fold the loops on 2 knitting needles in half and knit 1 stitch from each knitting needle together with the knit stitch, simultaneously closing them to create a seam for the hood.
Well, to finish the job, sew in the sleeves and sew the remaining seams of the jacket and, of course, do not forget to sew a zipper to the edges of the shelves. After sewing the zipper, cast on 5 stitches for the zipper strips and knit 65 cm of stitches. stitch and bind off the stitches. Knit 2 of these identical pieces and sew them from the wrong side to the zipper.
A wonderful men's jacket with a hood, a fashionable gray color, suitable for a student for everyday life. The model is simple and easy to implement.
Dimensions: 48/50, 52/54 and 56/58
Differing data for sizes 52/54 and 56/58 are given in parentheses, sequentially separated by a dash. If there is only one number, then it applies to all three sizes.
You will need:
- yarn (100% sheep wool; 100 m/50 g) 950 (1000-1050) g beige melange;
- circular knitting needles No. 5, length 80 cm and 120 cm;
- circular knitting needles No. 6, length 80 cm;
- stocking needles No. 6;
- 11 light beige buttons with a diameter of 2 cm.
Patterns and knitting:
Rubber: alternately 1 knit, 1 purl.
Garter stitch: front and back rows of facial loops.
Pearl Pattern: alternately 1 front, 1 purl, in each row the pattern is shifted by 1 loop. Knitting density: 24 p. x 26 p. = 10 x 10 cm, knitted with elastic using knitting needles No. 5; 16 p. x 32 r. = 10 x 10 cm, knitted in garter stitch with needles No. 6; 15p.x28r. = 10x10cm, knitted with a pearl pattern using knitting needles No. 6.
jacket with hood knitting description:
Back:
on short circular needles No. 5, cast on 126 (136-144) sts and for the bottom bar, knit with an elastic band of 3 cm = 8 r. In the last row of the elastic, evenly decrease 42 (46-48) sts, to do this, sequentially knit 2 sts together with knit stitches = 84 (90-96) sts. Switch to needles No. 6 and knit in garter stitch. After 51 cm = 164 rubles. close on both sides for the armholes, first 4 stitches, then in every 2nd row. 1 time for 3 points, 1 time for 2 points and 3 (4-5) times for 1 point = 60 (64-68) points. At a height of 23 (24-25) cm = 74 (76-80) R. close the middle 22 (24-26) sts for the neckline and transfer 19 (20-21) sts for the shoulders to auxiliary threads on both sides.
Left shelf:
on short circular needles No. 5, cast on 60 (66-70) sts and for the bottom bar, knit with an elastic band of 3 cm = 8 r. In the last row of the elastic band, evenly decrease 20 (22-23) stitches, to do this, knit 2 stitches together in sequence = 40 (44-47) stitches. Switch to needles No. 6 and knit in garter stitch. At a height of 51 cm = 164 rubles. from the elastic band on the right edge, start knitting the armhole; to do this, decrease the loops as on the back = 28 (31-33) p. At the same time, at a height of 16 (17-18) cm = 52 (54-58) p. from the beginning of the armhole, close from the left edge for the neckline 7 (8-8) p. Then to round the neckline in every 2nd p. cast off another 2 (3-4) times, 1 st each = 19 (20-21) shoulder sts. Transfer the front shoulder loops to the auxiliary thread at the same height as the back shoulder loops. Right front: knit symmetrically to the left front.
Sleeves:
on short circular needles No. 5, cast on 60 (62-66) sts and for the cuff, knit with an elastic band of 3 cm = 8 r. In the last row of the elastic band, evenly decrease 22 (22-24) stitches, to do this, knit 2 stitches together with knit stitches = 38 (40-42) stitches. Switch to needles No. 6 and knit with a pearl pattern. On the 13th from the elastic band for bevels, first add 1 p. on both sides, then in every 12 (12-10) p. another 11 (12-13) times 1 p. = 64 (66-70) p., add added loops to the pearl pattern. At a height of 60 cm = 168 stitches from the elastic band, close on both sides for edging, first 4 stitches, then in every 2nd row. 1 time for 3 p., 2 times for 2 p., 1 (2-4) times for 1 p., in every 4th r. 7 times 1 p. and in every 2nd p. 2 more times, 2 sts each. In the next purl row, bind off the remaining 18 sts. Knit the second sleeve in the same way.
Pockets:
on short circular needles No. 5, cast on 24 sts and knit 1 cm = 3 r. with an elastic band. Continue the work with a pearl pattern using knitting needles No. 6 and after 14 cm = 40 r. transfer the loops to the auxiliary thread. Knit the second pocket in the same way.
Assembly:
Pin the details onto the pattern, moisten and leave until dry. Connect open shoulder loops. Sew side seams. Using circular knitting needles No. 6, cast on stitches for the hood: along the edge of the neck of the right front 30 (32-34) sts, back 22 (24-26) sts, left front 30 (32-34) sts = 82 (88-94) ) p. and knit with a pearl pattern. After 29 cm = 82 r. distribute the loops onto 3 double needles: on the 1st knitting needle - 30 (32-34) sts, on the 2nd knitting needle 22 (24-26) sts, on the 3rd knitting needle 30 (32-34) sts. Upper part of the hood is knitted using the classic heel-toe knitting technique: in the 1st person. in a row of loops of the 1st and 2nd knitting needles, knit according to the pattern to the last loop of the 2nd knitting needle, knit the last loop of the 2nd knitting needle and the 1st loop of the 3rd knitting needle together with a tilt to the left (= 1 p. remove, as with knitting, knit the next stitch and pull the slipped loop through the knitted one). Turn, remove 1 stitch, then knit the loops of the 2nd knitting needle according to the pattern along the last loop, purl the last loop of the 2nd knitting needle and the 1st loop of the 1st knitting needle. Turn and remove 1st stitch. Repeat these decreases until all the side loops of the 1st and 3rd needles are knitted and only the loops of the 2nd needle remain. Close these loops.
Clasp strap:
cast on long circular knitting needles No. 5 along the front edges of the shelves for 113 (115-117) sts and along the edge of the hood 106 (112-118) sts = 332 (342-352) sts and knit 9 r. garter stitch. At the same time, on the left shelf bar in the 5th circle. knit 11 button holes. To do this, knit in the following sequence: edge, k1, bind off 2 sts, knit 8, repeat 9 times, bind off 2 sts, knit the remaining stitches. In the next row of the bar, instead of closed loops, cast on 2 new loops. After 9 p.m. close the strap loops. Sew the pockets to the shelves above the bottom strips at a distance of 5 (6-7) cm from the side seams. Sew the seams of the sleeves, sew in the sleeves. Sew buttons.
Men's jacket with a hood with a zipper and knitting.The men's jacket with a zipper is knitted from LANG YARNS MERINO + yarn, consisting of extra-fine merino wool.
You will need 1000 (1050, 1100, 1150) grams of yarn or 20 (21, 22, 23) skeins of anthracite shade, knitting needles No. 4,5 and 5; zipper with two sliders 60 cm long.
Men's jacket sizes: S (M, L, XL).
Chest circumference: 94 (104, 112, 122) cm, length 70 cm.
Pattern I, needles No. 4.5: 1 edge, *1 purl, 2 knits, 1 purl*, repeat from * to * finish with 1 edge. In subsequent rows, knit loops according to the pattern (= purl 2, knit 2).
Pattern II, needles No. 5 (vertical stripes): knit according to the Chart. The diagram shows the front and back rows. Repeat rows 1 – 22.
Pattern III, knitting needles No. 5 (Braid on 8 loops): knit according to the Pattern. The diagram shows the front and back rows. Repeat rows 1 – 44.
Pattern IV, knitting needles No. 5 (Braid on 12 loops): knit according to the Chart. The diagram shows the front and back rows. Repeat rows 1 – 22.
Pattern V, needles No. 5 (Semi-patent - odd number of loops):
Row 1: 1 edge, *1 purl, 1 knit*, repeat from * to *, finish with 1 purl, 1 edge.
Row 2: 1 edge stitch, * 1 patent loop (1 knitting needle is inserted 1 row below), 1 purl stitch *, repeat from * to *, finish with 1 patent loop, 1 edge stitch. Repeat rows 1 + 2.
Note: at the last crossing of the braid, before decreasing, decrease the added loops again.
Knitting density of a men's jacket: Pattern I – III, knitting needles No. 5: 19 loops per 26 rows corresponds to 10 cm by 10 cm; Pattern V, needle number 5: 18 stitches per 40 rows corresponds to 10 cm by 10 cm.
Description of knitting a men's jacket with a zipper.
Back: cast on 96 (106, 114, 124) stitches and knit with Pattern I.
At a height of 5 cm from the cast-on edge, continue knitting with needles No. 5, distributing the patterns as follows: 1 edge, 5 (10, 10, 15) loops. Pattern II, 8 loops of Pattern III, 5 loops of Pattern II, 24 loops of Pattern IV, 5 loops of Pattern II, 0 (0, 8, 8) loops of Pattern III, 5 loops of Pattern II, 24 loops of Pattern IV, 5 loops of Pattern II, 8 loops of Pattern III, 5 (10, 10, 15) loops of Pattern II, 1 edge stitch.
Armhole: at a height of 44 (43, 42, 40) cm from the cast-on edge (measure by weight), bind off 1 (1, 1, 2) times 2 loops on both sides and decrease 3 (8, 8, 11) times 1 loop, 86 (86, 94, 94) loops in total.
Shoulder bevel: at shoulder height 24 (25, 26, 28) cm, close on both sides 1 time 6 loops + 3 times 7 loops, 1 time 6 loops + 3 times 7 loops, 3 times 7 loops + 1 time 8 loops, 3 7 times + 1 time 8 loops.
Neckline: simultaneously with the beginning of decreases for the shoulder bevel, bind off the middle 26 (26, 30, 30) loops and on both sides in every second row 1 time 2 loops and 1 time 1 loop.
Left front: cast on 49 (54, 59, 64) stitches and knit with Pattern I.
At a height of 5 cm from the cast-on edge, continue knitting with needles No. 5, distributing patterns as follows: 1 edge, 5 (10, 10, 15) loops of Pattern II, 8 loops of Pattern III, 5 loops of Pattern II, 24 loops of Pattern IV, 5 ( 5, 10, 10) loops of Pattern II, 1 edge.
I will make the armhole and bevel the shoulder along the right edge at the same height and in the same way as on the back. 
Neckline: at a height of 61 cm from the cast-on edge along the left edge, bind off 7 (7, 9, 9) loops 1 time, 3 (3, 4, 4) loops 1 time, 2 loops 1 time and decrease 1 loop 5 times.
Right front: knit symmetrically to the left front, distributing patterns as follows: 1 edge, 5 (5, 10, 10) loops of Pattern II, 24 loops of Pattern IV, 5 loops of Pattern II, 8 loops of Pattern III, 5 (10, 10, 15 ) loops of Pattern II, 1 edge.
Sleeve: cast on 41 (45, 47, 53) loops and knit in Pattern V. For a side bevel, add 1 loop on both sides in every 14th row 13 times, for a total of 67 (71, 73, 79) loops. 
At a height of 49 cm from the cast-on edge, bind off on both sides in every second row 1 (1, 1, 2) times 2 loops, then decrease alternately in every 2nd + 4th row 18 (18, 19, 19) times 1 loop and close in every 2nd row 4 (4, 5, 5) times 1 loop, 1 time 2 loops and 1 time 3 loops.
At a height of 17 (17, 18, 18) cm, bind off the remaining loops.
Hood: Using size 5 needles, cast on 122 (122, 132, 132) stitches and knit with Pattern IV.
At a height of 20 (20, 23, 23) cm from the cast-on edge, close on both sides in every second row 4 times 12 loops, 4 times 12 loops, 1 time 14 loops + 3 times 13 loops, 1 time 14 loops + 3 times 13 loops
At a height of 48 (48, 53, 53) cm from the cast-on edge, bind off the remaining 26 stitches.
Assembly: sew seams. Sew the seam of the hood and sew it into the neckline.
Along the edge of the shelves and the edge of the hood, cast on about 340 (350) loops (edges of the shelves 110 loops each, edge of the hood 120 (130) loops).
Knit the next purl row with all knit stitches, then bind off all stitches.
Knit the zipper strips on 4 loops. Sew on a zipper. Sew in sleeves.
They asked me to knit a men's jacket with a hood. with zipper and sleeves. The yarn I used was from Alize Lana Gold. It took 8 skeins. I looked at the model here. http://abcknit.ru/?p=3608 But the calculations are completely my own. This is not the owner of the jacket, but their figures are similar. Meet!!! My spruce jacket!!! 
And some photos of the process 
Thank you for your attention!!
R. S. SmolkaVal gave me the idea to put the explanations together here. But, as I wrote, that I knit better than I describe, then don’t judge my explanations. I'll copy everything here from the dialogue.
Sew in a zipper.
Http://www.liveinternet.ru/users/irisha-sr/post322175793/ What a wonderful master class! The only thing is that I cast on loops along the edge of the edge strip. Three loops. yarn over, three loops, yarn over and so on until the end. Knitting needles No. 3 (main fabric on No. 4) Three rows high. Then I closed the row with an additional thread. On the reverse side there are also edgings. At first you need to break your eyes to understand where to pull the loops from, but once you get the hang of it, it goes quickly. Also, three rows in height and closed the row with an additional thread. (I didn’t remove it with a thread) It’s similar on the second side. Then I steamed this thing. (!!! but before that I had already washed the product!!! - THIS IS MANDATORY) And then I used a needle according to the master class. The thread for sewing was taken from the same yarn, but divided into two.
Set on the edge of the sleeve.
Thank you! There are two loops from the two edge ones, and two loops from the third. That is, one loop for both edge walls, the second for the front wall. You can probably do it with yarn overs and then knit them crossed, but I haven’t tried it. But now I would cast not from the edge stitches, but from the loops of the first row. Holes may form when edging is assembled. Therefore, I then carefully pulled up the set row completely.
I just typed. Of the edge stitches, which we have at the bottom of the armhole and almost horizontally, there is one from one loop, then four out of three along the bevel and in height. I counted the loops and made calculations for the set-in of the sleeves. YES YES. Here is one example. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6lRky_1pB8&index=9&list=PLhkT2v5c6bv8wKKYtdh97xFNj4AcDoeNt And then I knitted from above, casting on according to calculation. For example, I had it - first I cast 12, then on each side 4,4,17 times 1, then I don’t remember exactly, but I added three and two loops several more times (I don’t have the calculation at hand)
Bust (finished product):
Small - 102 cm
Medium - 107 cm
Large - 114.5 cm
Extra-Large - 122 cm
2 Extra-Large - 133 cm
Materials
Yarn Patons Classic Wool (100% wool, 100 g/192 m) 8 (9-9-10-11) skeins, circular knitting needles 4 mm and 4.5 mm, detachable zipper
Knitting density
21.5 p. and 28 r. = 10x10 cm on 4.5 mm knitting needles in the main pattern
Description
Back
On 4 mm needles, cast on 100 (105-112-119-130) sts and knit in stockinette stitch for 12 rows, next. row, connect the cast-on edge and the loops on the knitting needles to create a turn-up. Knit a trace. row of purl sts, evenly adding 7 (9-9-9-12) sts. Switch to 4.5 mm needles and continue working with the main pattern:
Row 1: K2, *P2, K1, P2, K2, repeat from * to end of row.
Row 2: P2, * 2 times (K1, P1), K1, P2, repeat from * to end of row. Repeat the last 2 rows and knit to a height of 42 (43-44.5-44.5-44.5) cm from the connecting edge. At the beginning of the trail. 2 rows close for armholes 9 (9-11-11-11) sts and knit armholes 24 (25.5-25.5-26.5-28) cm high. At the beginning of the next. 2 rows for shoulder slopes close 13 (14-14-16-19) sts, then another 13 (14-15-16-20) sts at the beginning of the next. 2 rows. Next row, bind off the remaining 37 (40-41-42-42) sts.
Burlap pocket (2 pcs)
On 4.5 mm knitting needles, cast on 32 stitches and knit 8 rows in stockinette stitch, transfer stitches to additional stitches. knitting needle
Left shelf
On 4 mm needles, cast on 47 (54-57-61-64) sts and knit in stockinette stitch for 8 rows, next. on the front row knit purl. before last 6 loops - cast off 2 stitches and knit purl. to end. Track. row: knit stitches, casting 2 loops above the closed loops. Continue working with purl stitch for 2 more rows. Next in a row, connect the loops on the knitting needles and cast on the edges as for the back. Track. row: knit p.p., evenly adding 2 (6-6-6-6) sts. Switch to 4.5 mm knitting needles and continue working with the main pattern to a height of 7.5 cm from the connecting row. Faucet cut:
1st row: knit 7 stitches in pattern, 32 knit stitches. burlap pocket with extra. knitting needles, turn, transfer the remaining loops to additional stitches. knitting needle
2nd row: 32 p., 7 p. pattern.
3rd row: knit 8 sts in pattern, 31 knit stitches.
4th row: 31 p., 8 p. pattern. Repeat last 2 rows again.
Row 7: knit 9 sts in pattern, 30 knit stitches.
8th row: 30 p., 9 p. pattern. Repeat last 2 rows 2 more times.
Row 13: knit 10 p. pattern, 29 knit stitches.
Row 14: 29 p., 10 p. pattern. Repeat last 2 rows 2 more times.
Row 19: knit 11 stitches in pattern, 28 knit stitches.
Row 20: 28 p., 11 p. pattern. Repeat last 2 rows 2 more times.
Continue working in the same way, adding 1 stitch at a time to the main pattern until there are 14 stitches. Next (Row 42) cast off 25 pocket burlap loops and knit 14 stitches in a pattern. Transfer the delayed stitches to working needles and knit:
1st row: 1 knit stitch, 1 decrease (remove 1 st, 1 knit stitch and stretch through the removed stitch), knit in a pattern until the end of the row.
2nd row: knit with the main pattern, at the end of the row knit 2 stitches.
3rd row: k2, pattern to the end of the row.
4th row: knit in a pattern, at the end of the row knit 2 purl stitches.
5th and 6th row: knit as 3rd and 4th rows.
Repeat the last 6 rows 6 more times, cut the thread and transfer the remaining 35 (46-49-53-56) stitches to the additional stitch. knitting needle In the next row, connect the loops: knit 14 loops in a pattern with extra. knitting needles and set aside loops. On the needles 49 (60-63-67-70) sts. Knit to a height of 42 (43-44.5-44.5-44.5) cm from the connecting row and then begin to form the sleeve armhole as for the back. At a height of 16.5 (18-18-18-19) cm of the armhole, begin shaping the neckline: cast off 8 (12-12-12-12) sts and knit in a pattern to the end of the row. Next, decrease by 1 point in the neckline line in each row in the next row. 6 (11-11-12-8) r. At the height of the sleeve armholes, as for the back, make a shoulder slope and bind off the remaining 13 (14-15-16-20) sts.
Knit the right front symmetrically to the left.
Sleeves
On 4 mm needles, cast on 55 (55-55-60-60) sts and knit as for the back, making a turn-up. Next row knit purlwise, evenly adding 3 (3-3-5-5) sts. Switch to 4.5 mm knitting needles and continue working with the main pattern, increasing by 1 st on each side, first in the 3rd row and then in every 4th row until there are 88 (94-90-97-99) sts on the knitting needles, then in every 6th row until there are 102 (108-108-113-117) sts on the knitting needles. Knit a sleeve to a height of 48 (49.5-51 -52-53.5) cm from the connecting row and beyond. row, close all loops. Place markers on each side, moving 4.5 (4.5-5.5-5.5-5.5) cm from the top edge to the bottom.
Hood
Left side: cast on 4.5 mm needles for 61 sts and knit:
1st row: purl.
Row 2: *P2, k1, p2, k2, repeat from * to last. 5 loops, finish the row - 2 p.p., 1 knit.p., 2 p.p.
Row 3: *2 times (k1, purl 1), k1, purl 2, repeat from * to last row. 5 loops, finish the row - 2 times (1 knit stitch, 1 purl stitch), 1 knit stitch. Repeat the last 2 rows to a height of 20.5 cm from the cast-on edge. At the beginning of the trail. row, decrease 1 p., decrease in every 2nd row 11 more times (there are 49 loops on the knitting needles), knit 1 more row and bind off all the loops.
Knit the right side of the hood symmetrically.
Sew the right and left sides of the hood. Cast on 120 stitches along the edge of the neckline and knit 3 purl rows. satin stitch Track. row: 4 p.p., bind off 2 p., knit p.p. before last 6 loops, finish the row - bind off 2 loops, knit purl. to the end of the row.
Track. row: knit stitches, casting 2 stitches above the closed loops. Knit another 7 rows. stitch and follow. row, close all loops. Make a hem and sew the edge to the cast-on row.
Assembly
From persons sides, cast on 30 stitches along the pocket opening, knit 1 row. and close the loops. Sew the pocket burlap to the back. side of the shelves. Sew the shoulder seams and sew the hood along the neckline. Using 4 mm needles, cast on 117 (120-125-127-130) sts along the edge of the right front, knit 1 row purl. and close all loops. Also do along the edge of the left shelf.
Pull out 2 cords in any convenient way with a length of 163 cm and 87 cm. Pull them through the resulting fold at the bottom of the product and in the hood. Sew in the sleeves and complete the remaining seams.
