The most complete sweater collar knitting method
Sweater What are the ways to weave the collar? How to knit a sweater collar?
There are many knitting methods for sweater collars, such as V-neck, round neck, low neck, side neck, etc. How do mothers like to knit sweater collars? Below I will introduce several knitting methods of sweater collars for you, hoping to help mothers!
Knitting method of sweater collar 1
If it is knitted with a body knitting needle, the v-neck is in a V-shaped oblique position, and pick every four rows. 3 needles, at the corner position, the needle position is reduced, and it may be necessary to pick more; start picking from the left shoulder or right shoulder, because it is not easy to find that it is the starting point; picking needles is picking on the face, and the edges are naturally involved when picking; knitting When v-neck, you must first look at knitting low needles first, or knitting high needles first. In short, the center of v-neck must be knitted with low needles.
Knitting method of sweater collar two
Let’s take a look at the knitting method of the collar of the round neck sweater, the round neck Leave about 20 stitches at the collar of the front piece of the sweater, and you can knit it to about 5-6 cm. The back piece also needs to be cut out. The back piece can be left a little more according to the size of the individual, but not as much as the front piece. Easy to collar small and not round.
Three knitting methods for sweater collars
If you plan to leave 20 stitches at the back neckline, you can only leave 16 stitches at once. For the remaining 4 stitches, when knitting the shoulder stitches, reduce one stitch at the same time of knitting a row to reduce it, so that it has a little radian. 2-3 rows above the shoulders are OK. Two lines of thick lines and three lines of thin lines.
The four knitting methods of sweater collars
Let’s take a look at the knitting methods of low-neck sweater collars: start from the front every time you keep needles, such as leaving There are 10 stitches in that one inch, so keep 5 stitches on each side, and 4 stitches when the second row is on the front, and then decrease to the shoulder size and no more stitches. If you want the neckline to be larger, generally start on the front of the second row or repeat the number of the last needle on the front of the third row.
