Knitting on the fork: models, as well as the connection features of strips in this technique

Everyone knows that knitted things always look spectacular. When knitting on the fork, the models look not only beautiful, but also very original. So, let's start.

History of the origin of technology

Who and when first began to knit - it is impossible to establish. Knits are not very durable. Therefore researchers of the appearance of knitting are referred to different epochs. The first finds date back to the 19th century BC.This means that knitting for more than 4,000 years. For the first time knitted things were found in Egypt. At first, only men were engaged in knitting.

In 1589 in England for the first time invented a knitting machine. But Elizabeth I did not approve of the invention of William Lee, telling him to earn honest work.

William Lee moved to France. There he opened the first knitting workshop. And in the 18th century they invented the first circular knitting machine. But no one refused hand-knitting. After all, hand-knitted products have a unique appearance and unique patterns, which can not be said about machine knitting. Watch the video:

Knitting on the fork: models describing the

You can tie any product on the fork, be it a sweater, a tippet, a jacket, a scarf, etc. The needlewomen create unique models that are easy to link.

Knitted stole on the fork

Size: 130 × 30 cm. To do this you will need a yarn 200 g and a hook number 2,5.

It is necessary to tie three strips on the plug, the length of which should be 130 cm. Then it is necessary to connect them with a hook. Now you can tie the stole with the b / n.width of the stole is decorated with fringe. To do this, you need to cut 30 centimeters yarn, fold them up to 8 pieces and tie it over the edge.

Here is our tippet and is ready.

If you can not understand the diagrams in the pictures, then the master class knitting on the fork of the video will definitely help you. It is located at the bottom of the article. Usually the video is told in detail and show the step-by-step knitting of the product.

Knitting on the fork: joining strips

The fork is knitted with strips, which then need to be joined. There are many different ways to connect. Consider several ways:

"Beams" consist of five long loops. In each column, knit 3 st.s / n, 1 VP, 3 st.s / n.and between the beams 5 VP.

Next, we mesh the mesh:

Now in the end, you need to rotate and tie the other side:

Here's what we got:

Here's a simpler way to connect. We take three long loops and knit st.b / n, five VP, st.b / n and three VP.

Then take the second strip and just tie it, while holding the stripes together.

These are just two of the many ways of connecting. On the Internet you can find a large number of photos with descriptions or just experiment and create unique patterns. Video at last.