Scarf double-sided weaving illustrated video

Scarf double-sided weaving method illustrated video is as follows:

1, the material to prepare the scarf line: choose the texture of the soft, good warmth of the scarf line, such as wool, cashmere and so on. According to the need, you can choose different thickness of the line. Knitting needles: use knitting needles suitable for scarf line, generally choose thicker needles to keep the texture and warmth of the scarf. Tools: you need to prepare scissors, ruler, marking buttons and other auxiliary tools.

2. Knitting steps. Start the needle, choose one side as the front, wrap the scarf yarn around the knitting needle, mark the first stitch with a marker button and start the needle. Knitting front and back, after the starting stitch is completed, start knitting the front and back. Closing and sewing, when the scarf reaches the desired length, it needs to be closed and sewed.

3. Notes. Keep patience and careful during the knitting process to avoid mistakes. You can adjust the thickness of the knitting needles and knitting method at the right time during the knitting process to keep the texture and warmth of the scarf. Keep the same number of stitches in each row when closing the stitches and sewing in order to avoid the situation of different looseness and tightness. Also pay attention to the selection and use of stitching thread to maintain the beauty and comfort of the scarf.

Related content of the scarf

1, the history and origin of the scarf. The history of scarves can be traced back to ancient times, and they first appeared as a kind of warm clothing. In ancient times, scarves were usually made of wool, cotton and linen, and were mainly used to protect the neck from cold weather. Over time, scarves have evolved into a fashion accessory and have become an important part of people's daily wear.

2, the types and styles of scarves. The types and styles of scarves are very rich, and scarves from different regions and cultures have unique characteristics. For example, Chinese scarves are usually made of silk, cotton and linen, with exquisite patterns and colors, while European scarves are mainly made of wool and cashmere, focusing on texture and warmth.

3, the matching and use of scarves. Scarf matching and use is also a discipline. In terms of collocation, according to different costumes and occasions to choose the right scarf, in order to achieve the effect of overall coordination. For example, in formal occasions you can choose a soft texture, color plain scarf, while in casual occasions you can choose a thick texture, brightly colored scarf.