2010-6-1019:17 full sample
imperial/royal crown
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20 10-6- 10 19: 17
1 line: start with two stitches and start with 24 stitches (don't start with a machine, because you have to sew).
The second row: the first needle slides, then weaves 1 upper needle, the third needle twists twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist twist
The third row: the first stitch is slippery, and the rest are all knitted in reverse (upper stitch).
Row 4: Slip the first stitch, twist at 1, twist at 1, twist at 1, twist at 1, weave at 12. Knit 15, 16 first, then 13, 14 (it is also a twist, please note this time, 13, 14 is pressed on it),/kloc-0.
Line 5 is the same as line 3.
Line 6 is the same as line 2.
Line 7 is the same as line 3.
Line 8 is the same as line 4.
This cycle is enough.
In fact, it is to twist the twist twice in the middle, with two fishbone flowers on each side, woven to the size of the head circumference and sewn into a circle. Pay attention to the fact that you have just twisted the twist in the middle and need to sew it. I knitted 52 centimeters for sewing.
Then I began to pick the needle from one side of the circle. I picked 7 out of 5 stitches (that is, 2 stitches per 1 stitch and then 2 stitches per 2 stitches).
After picking the needles, count the needles first, and add and subtract the needles to a multiple of 8. I picked 136 stitches.
Pattern after needle selection:
Knit three rows of plain needles first.
The fourth row: 8 stitches and one flower (2 stitches and 2 stitches 1 stitch 1 stitch 1 stitch 1 stitch/stitch 2) have been woven like this.
Line 5: Because two stitches were added in the previous line, this line is 10 stitches for a flower:
2. Put down the needle, knit the sixth needle (loosen the needle, then knit the sixth needle), then knit the third needle, the fourth needle, pay attention to the sixth needle above, loosen the needle, knit the ninth needle first, 10 needle, and then knit the eighth needle (this time the eighth needle will press on it).
I've been knitting this thread like this.
Then I knitted three rows of plain needles, repeated four rows and five rows of patterns, and knitted circularly. I knitted eight patterns (about 10cm).
Finally, the total number of stitches is divided into 8 parts, the last 2 stitches in each part are combined, and each row is closed. When there is only one stitch left in each part, put on the remaining 8 stitches and tighten them.
This is a success.
JM, who can crochet, will hook a small flower as an ornament at the meeting place.