The process of knitting sweater patterns

The process of knitting sweater patterns is as follows:

Tools/raw materials: wool, wool needles.

1. Prepare wool and wool needles, as shown in the figure below.

2. division. When the sweater is knitted to the neckline, it begins to take off the collar, as shown below.

3. Next, knit the left and right sides of the front piece at the same time. Take another ball of wool from one side. Use the wool on the right when you start knitting on the right, and use the wool on the left when you finish knitting on the left, as shown below.

4. Turn off the needle. Each side is knitted to the neckline 1 stitch, 8 rows of knitting 4 stitches and 2 rows of knitting 1 stitch, as shown in the following figure.

5. Then both sides continue to wrinkle up to the shoulders, as shown in the figure below.

6. Weave the back piece. The back piece continues to knit upwards, which is about 10 cm higher than the front piece, and then 14 stitches are left in the middle, 2 stitches are left more than the front piece, and 2 stitches are collected on both sides when the stitches are closed, as shown in the following figure.

7. suture. Knit the neckline to a suitable size, and start sewing the shoulders of the front and back pieces, as shown below.

8. Pick the collar. After the collar is picked up, stitch it up and stitch it down to the required length, as shown below.

9. In this way, the sweater is woven by digging the round neck, as shown in the figure below.