Knitting a tunic - description and knitting patterns for a tunic. Patterns and patterns for knitting openwork tunics Pattern for a tunic using cotton knitting needles

With the wind in your hair and the sea before your eyes, holiday dreams come true in this graceful tunic made from fine cotton yarn.

Sizes: 36/38 (40) 42/44.

To knit a tunic you will need: 350 (400) 450 g of lilac Egypto Cotton yarn (100% cotton, 180 m/50 g); knitting needles No. 3: hook No. 2.5.

Pattern with dropped loops: the number of loops is a multiple of 10 + 9 + 2 chrome. Knit according to pattern 1, which shows the persons. and out. R.

Start with 1 chrome. and loops before rapport, repeat repeat, end with loops after repeat and 1 chrome.

Repeat the 1st and 2nd rows. Finish with the 3rd and 4th rows, while in the last person. R. dissolve painted in grey colour loops to cast-on edge. At the end of the pattern, the number of loops is a multiple of 9 + 2 chrome.

Openwork pattern with braids: first, the number of loops is a multiple of 9 + 2 chrome. Knit according to pattern 2, which shows only persons. r., in purl. R. Knit loops according to the pattern, knit yarn overs.

Start with 1 edge, repeat the rapport, end with a loop after the repeat and 1 edge. Knit 1 time from the 1st to the 18th r., then repeat from the 3rd to the 18th r. After the 1st day the number of loops is a multiple of 9 + 1 + 2 chrome.

When increasing or decreasing, make sure that the number of yarn overs matches the number of stitches knitted together.

Facial surface: faces. R. – persons p., out. R. - purl P.

Pico: 1 tbsp. b/n, * 3 air. p., 1 tbsp. b/n in 1st air. p., skip 1 p., 1 tbsp. b/n, repeat from *.

Knitting density. Pattern with dropped loops (after making dropped loops): 25 p. and 32.5 r. = 10 x 10 cm; openwork pattern with braids: 29 p. and 36 r. = 10 x 10 cm.

Knitting a tunic - job description

Back: cast on 131 (141) 151 sts and knit 37 cm = 120 r. pattern with dropped loops.

After the last person. R. 119 (128) 137 stitches are in work. Then knit in an openwork pattern with braids.

After the 1st day 120 (129) 138 p. are in progress.

After 15 cm = 54 r. (13.5 cm = 48 rub.) 11.5 cm = 42 rub. from changing the pattern, close 4 stitches for the armholes on both sides and in every 2nd row. 2 x 3, 1 x2 and 2 x 1 p. = 92 (101) 110 p.

After 33 cm = 118 rub. from changing the pattern, close the middle 38 (41) 44 p. for the neckline and finish both sides separately. To round, close from the inner edge in every 2nd r. 1 x 4 and 1 x 3 p.

After 35 cm = 126 rubles. from changing the pattern, close off the remaining 20 (23) 26 shoulder stitches on each side.

Before: knit in the same way, but for a deeper neckline, close after 25 cm = 90 r. from changing the pattern, the average is 28 (31) 34 p., in every 2nd r. 1 x 4, 1 x 3, 1 x 2 p. and in every 4th p. 3 x 1 p.

Sleeves: cast on 91 (101) 111 p. and knit for a placket of 5.5 cm = 18 r. pattern with dropped loops.

After the last person. R. 83 (92) 101 stitches are in work. Then knit in an openwork pattern with braids.

After the 1st day 84 (93) 102 p. are in work. At the same time, from the bar, add sleeves for bevels on both sides in every 6th r. 7 x 1 sts. satin stitch = 98 (107) 116 p.

After 12 cm = 44 r. from the bar, close the sleeves on both sides for piping 4 p. and in every 2 r. 1 x W, 2 (4) 6 x 2, 14 (10) 6 x 1, 2 (4) 6 x 2, 1 x 3, 1 x 4 and 1 x 7 p. After 25 cm = 90 rub. close off the remaining 12 (13) 14 sts from the bar.

Assembly: sew shoulder seams. Tie the neckline with 1 circular p. pico. Sew in the sleeves, sew side seams and sleeve seams.

Description for size XS (S, M, L, XL). Bust circumference 83 (94, 105.5, 115.5, 126.5) cm. Exact dimensions are indicated on the pattern.

To knit a tunic you will need: 7 (8, 8, 9, 10) skeins of Tosh Sport yarn (100% superwash merino wool, 247 m); circular knitting needles 2.75 and 3.25 mm, length 40 and 60 cm + sets of double-edged knitting needles of the same sizes (for knitting sleeves); markers and loop holders; knitting needle.

Knitting density:

22 stitches and 32 rows = 10 cm purl stitch with knitting needles bigger size;

1 pattern repeat with leaves = 5 cm.

Legend:

LNL = knit from one loop (2 loops added);

in/dec = 2 times, return these 2 loops back to the left knitting needle, slip 2 loops as purl 2 together behind the back walls, purl 1 and pull it through the removed loops (2 loops decreased).

Description of work.

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On smaller circular needles, 40 cm long, cast on 132 (130, 140, 144, 136) stitches. Place a marker (PM) at the beginning and connect into a circle. Work in stockinette stitch approximately 1.5 cm. Switch to larger circular needles 40 cm long.

Only for size XS:

Track. circle: *LNL, 1p, double/dec, 1p; repeat from * to the end of the circle.

Only for size S (M):

Track. round: *LNL, P1, P2tog, P1; repeat from * to end = 156 (168) stitches.

Only for size L:

Track. round: *LNL, k3, PNL, P1, P2tog, P1; repeat from * to end of round = 192 stitches.

Only for size XL:

Track. circle: *LNL, p3; repeat from * to end of round = 204 stitches.

Continue for all sizes:

Track. circle: 3 (4, 5, 5, 6) times, RM, 16 (17, 18, 21, 22) times, RM, 3 (5, 5, 6, 6) times.

Track. circle: knit up to the marker according to the Single Leaves Pattern, M (re-take the marker), then knit up to the marker according to the Stepped Leaves Setup Pattern, M, then knit according to the Single Leaves Pattern until the end of the circle.

Continue as established up to the 21st row according to the patterns. Please note that the number of loops in the pattern repeat is constantly changing. Switch to longer needles when the number of stitches increases. Total = 264 (312, 336, 384, 408) stitches, of which - 36 (48, 60, 60, 72) sts of single leaves, 192 (204, 216, 252, 264) sts of stepped leaves and 36 ( 60, 60, 72, 72) p. single leaves.

Track. circle: knit with purl loops to the marker, M, then the 22nd row according to the Installation pattern of stepped leaves to the marker, M, purl 1, RM, purl the circle.

Round 1: purl to marker, remove marker, p3, p1. add, RM, then knit according to the Stepped Leaf Pattern up to 3 loops in front of the marker, RM, add 1 purl, 3 purl, remove the marker, purl the circle = 2 loops added (excluding loops in the leaves).

Round 2: purl to the marker, M, then follow the pattern to the marker, M, purl the circle.

Round 3: purl to marker, add 1 purl, M, then follow the pattern to marker, M, 1 purl. add, purl the circle = 2 loops added.

Rounds 4 and 5: repeat rounds 2 and 3 = 2 stitches added.

Repeat the last 12 rounds 0 (0, 1, 1, 2) more times, then knit 1 more time for rounds 1-11. Cut the thread.

Division into body and sleeves.

Transfer first 24 (24, 30, 30, 36) stitches to right sleeve holder, join yarn and knit 24 (36, 48, 48, 60) purl, M, 5 (5, 5, 6, 6) times, transfer next 48 (60, 60, 72, 72) sts on left sleeve holder, then cast on 12 sts for bottom sleeve, 5 (5, 5, 6, 6) times, p1, M, then 23(35, 47, 47, 59) purl, transfer next 24 (36, 30, 42, 36) sts to holder for right sleeve, then cast on 12 sts for lower sleeve = 192 (216, 240, 264, 288) sts on needles for body. Place a marker at the beginning and connect into a circle.

Body.

Round 1: knit purl to marker, remove marker, p3, add p1, rm, then knit step leaves pattern up to 3 stitches before marker, rm, add 1p, purl 3, remove marker, purl circle = 2 added.

Circles 3 and 5: purl to the marker, add 1 purl, M, then follow the pattern to the marker, M, add 1 purl, purl the circle.

Repeat last 12 rounds 9 (9, 8, 8, 7) more times = 13 (1, 25, 49, 61) sts between markers.

Round 1: purl to marker, remove marker, p3, add p1, rm, k2, k2tog, k3, 0 (0, 1, 3, 4) times, rm, add p1, p3, remove marker, purl the circle = 193 (217, 242, 268, 293) loops.

Round 2: purl to marker, M, k6, 0 (0, 1, 3, 4) times, M, purl to complete circle.

Round 3: purl to marker, add p1, M, k2, k2tog, k2, 0 (0, 1, 3, 4) times, M, add p1, purl the circle = 194 (218, 244, 272, 298) loops.

Round 4: purl to marker, M, k5, 0 (0, 1, 3, 4) times, M, purl to complete circle.

Round 5: purl to marker, add p1, M, k2, k2tog, k1, 0 (0, 1, 3, 4) times, M, add p1, purl the circle = 195 (219, 246, 276, 303) loops

Round 6: purl to marker, M, k4, 0 (0, 1, 3, 4) times, M, purl to complete circle.

Round 7: purl to marker, M, k2, k2tog, 0 (0, 1, 3, 4) times, M, purl to complete circle.

Round 8: purl to marker, M, k3, 0 (0, 1, 3, 4) times, M, purl to complete circle.

Round 9: purl to marker, M, k1, k2tog, 0 (0, 1, 3, 4) times, M, purl the circle = 193 (217, 242, 268, 293) stitches.

Round 10: purl to marker, M, k2, 0 (0, 1, 3, 4) times, M, purl to complete circle.

Round 11: purl to marker, remove marker, k2tog, 0 (0, 1, 3, 4) times, remove marker, purl circle = 192 (216, 240, 264, 288) stitches.

Knit 1 round with purl stitches.

Bottom edge.

Switch to smaller long circular needles and knit 6 cm in garter stitch (1 round in knit stitches, 1 round in purl stitches). Bind off all stitches purlwise.

Left sleeve.

Return 48 (60, 60, 72, 72) left sleeve stitches from holder to larger double-pointed needles.

Setting circle: 4 (5, 5, 6, 6) times, then cast on 12 stitches = 60 (72, 72, 84, 84) stitches. Place a marker and connect into a circle. Knit rows 1-24 according to the Leaf Pattern on the sleeve 3 times, then rows 1-12 1 more time. Then continue as follows:

Round 1: *k2, k2tog, k3, p1 inc, p5, p1 inc; repeat from * to end = 65 (78, 78, 91, 91) stitches.

Round 2: *k6, p7; repeat from * to the end.

Round 3: *k2, k2tog, k2, p1 inc, p7, p1 inc; repeat from * to end = 70 (84, 84, 98, 98) stitches.

Round 4: *K5, P9; repeat from * to the end.

Round 5: *k2, k2tog, k1, p1 inc, p9, p1 inc; repeat from * to end = 75 (90, 90, 105, 105) stitches.

Round 6: *K4, P11; repeat from * to the end.

Round 7: *k2, k2tog, p11; repeat from * to end = 70 (84, 84, 98, 98) stitches.

Round 8: *K3, P11; repeat from * to the end.

Round 9: *k1, k2tog, p11; repeat from * to end = 65 (78, 78, 91, 91) stitches.

Round 10: *K2, P11; repeat from * to the end.

Round 11: *K2tog, P11; repeat from * to end = 60 (72, 72, 84, 84) stitches.

Round 12: purl stitches.

Round 13: P54 (66, 66, 78, 78), RM for a new beginning of the round (remove the previous marker).

Cuff.

Switch to smaller double-pointed needles.

Track. round: *K2 (1, 1, 1, 1), k2tog; repeat from * to end = 45 (48, 48, 56, 56) stitches.

Continue with garter stitch and decrease every 8th round 6 more times = 31 (34, 34, 42, 42) stitches. Work 5 more rounds in garter stitch and purl stitches.

Right sleeve.

Return 48 (60, 60, 72, 72) right sleeve stitches from holder to larger double-pointed needles.

Track. round: p48 (60, 60, 72, 72), then cast on 12 stitches = 60 (72, 72, 84, 84) stitches. Place a marker and connect into a circle.

Work in purl stitch for 34 cm.

Track. circle: 54 (66, 66, 78, 78), RM for a new start of the circle (remove the previous marker).

What is a tunic? These are comfortable and elegant clothes that perfectly accentuate individuality and style in any season. It is equally convenient to use a tunic both as an independent wardrobe item and as part of an ensemble. It fits well with skirts, trousers, shorts and swimsuits. Different sleeve lengths, neckline shapes, colors - these are elements that are difficult, if not impossible, to combine in a similar way. This section has accumulated many styles and presents all the variety of finishes that can surprise, delight and motivate.

A painstakingly selected collection with models of any level of complexity is presented to the attention of needlewomen.

Types of knitted tunics:

for unsurpassed craftswomen and for beginners;
made of thick fabric and openwork;
single-color and with a bright pattern;
spacious and with an accentuated waist;
with diamonds, plaits and braids;
with and without embroidery;
from wool, mohair, viscose, acrylic and other types of yarn.

For each tunic a detailed - step by step description, the material and its quantity, knitting needle numbers, assembly sequence and dimensions of the finished product are indicated. Detailed drawings were made and a diagram that was understandable even to beginners was given.

What types of tunics are there?

A tunic, an elongated blouse or jacket, has become quite popular recently, because... Tight, tight trousers and jeans came into fashion. The tunic perfectly complements these trousers.

An openwork tunic can be worn on its own, like a short dress, for example on the beach. A summer tunic is most often knitted from thin cotton or viscose threads. You can often find a description of a tunic made of bamboo or linen. But due to their high cost, such threads are not very popular.

Warm tunics are indispensable in winter or autumn. If your lower body is cold, then a long sweater or tunic will be your salvation.

How to knit a tunic

Suitable for openwork tunics:

openwork patterns
patterns of round motifs
patterns from granny squares
ribbon patterns
Ireland

For a warm tunic:

freeform
cross knitting technique
dense patterns of strong columns

For a children's tunic, you can choose all the same patterns and designs.

How to care for an openwork tunic

After knitting any product, it is necessary to subject it to WTO (moisture-heat treatment):

wash
squeeze slightly
lay out on a flat surface
pull the front and back in different directions to straighten the patterns
dry
iron

In the future, during use, knitted items do not require any additional hassle. It is important not to machine wash them, not to machine dry them, but to dry them only on a horizontal surface. It is better to wash with special soft detergents without bleaching.

Knitting tunics with an openwork pattern, the work of our authors

Some good models tunic from our website for women, these works have collected the most a large number of likes from readers.

Coral openwork tunic, work of Maria

Tunic made of yarn, my favorite Alliance yarn (65% linen, 35% bamboo). Clover hook 2.0 and 2.25. Coral color. Knits very easily. Looks beautiful. It's a pleasure to wear.

Pink tunic (boho pattern). Work by Elena Saenko. The tunic is made using the fillet knitting technique, COSO thread 500 g, hook 1.5. Size 46-48.

Description of the tunic

Knit in circular rows from the neckline, raglan sleeves.

1) Cast on 318 loops, close into a ring, knit 106 fillet cells in the first row. Distribute and place markers (24 cells - right sleeve, 29 - front, 24 - left sleeve, 29 - back).
2) Knit 8 rows of latte, making an extension along the raglan lines.
3) Switch to a fillet pattern with pineapples, distribute three repeats symmetrically, taking into account the central cell. Knit 16 rows. At the same time, continue to knit lattes on the sleeves.
4) Measure the width of the front and back, if it is enough for your chest volume, then connect the parts, leaving the sleeves to work on. Next, alternate the pattern (8 rows of mesh and 16 rows of pineapples).
5) 5-7 cm after connecting the parts, start expanding for the side bevel similar to the raglan lines; always knit the added loops with laths.
6) Before the last rapport of pineapples, divide the knitting into two parts (front and back), finish the parts separately, knit in a straight line, do not increase.
7) Tie the bottom and neckline next to the picot. Knit the sleeves of the required length, in the last row evenly reduce them to the desired width and tie the picot.
8) Wash the tunic in warm water and steam from the wrong side of the product.

Tunic knitting patterns

Crochet knitted loin tunic, openwork

The tunic is made using the loin knitting technique from 100% mercerized cotton "Maxi" in 100 grams 560 meters, hook thickness 1.25 mm, for size 42 yarn consumption 400 grams, tunic length 65 cm. Work by Tatyana Bespichanskaya.

Tunic knitting pattern

The openwork tunic “Black Orchid” is made of cotton with viscose crocheted without a single seam, which ensures comfort, convenience and easy care of this item. Loose silhouette tunic. Tunic length 63cm.

Three quarter sleeves. The sleeves have drawstrings that can be adjusted to fit your arm size. Can be worn with or without a cord belt, with different tops and T-shirts, with jeans and classic trousers, in summer and winter, this item will become a favorite in your wardrobe. Looks great on thin girls and ladies with curves. You definitely won't go unnoticed. Work by Tamara Matus.

Openwork knitting patterns for a tunic

Tunic Pink morning, openwork

The openwork tunic “Pink Morning” is crocheted with motifs from cotton “Violet” in the color of pink powder. Delicate, elegant, beautifully fitting and slightly loose at the bottom. The tunic is suitable as an elegant item with trousers, a skirt and for a festive occasion. And in the summer you can wear it every day, the light, soft, silky cotton pleasantly fits the body. An indispensable thing for walks along the seashore. You will look romantic and sophisticated in this tunic. Finished work. Size 48-50.

Knitting pattern for an openwork motif for a tunic

Knitting an openwork tunic for a girl

Tunic for girls

Openwork tunic for girls. Work by Ksyusha Tikhonenko

I knitted a tunic, or rather two tunics for my sisters, according to a pattern from a Chinese magazine, I liked it for a long time, but there was no reason to knit it, but then my client liked it too, she wanted red ones, so I rummaged through my bins and found “Begonia”. It took 5 skeins of red for one and a little white for the headband, I used hook No. 1.75.

Tunic knitting patterns

Summer openwork tunic for girls

Summer openwork tunic for a 5-6 year old girl crocheted. The top of the tunic and part of the hem are “granny square” motifs made from leftover yarn of different colors. Light color - about 150 grams 100% cotton. Hooks 1.5 and 2.

The motifs are connected continuously during the knitting process of the last row. The video contains a very detailed MK on connecting motifs, all the diagrams of the patterns used in the tunic, the layout of the motifs and step by step photos process. I hope it will be interesting and useful. Work by Elena Kozhukhar.

Knitting patterns for a tunic for girls

Dress - tunic for a girl, openwork

Very beautiful tunic made using Irish lace technique.

First, we make a pattern out of paper or on a light-colored fabric. We knit the required number of leaves for the colors of the laces according to the patterns. We lay it out in the composition on the pattern and pin it with pins. The elements are pinned on the wrong side to the top, as we knit by connecting the motifs along the wrong side with an irregular mesh. We also secure the mesh with pins.

Do not tighten too much, so that after removing the finished product from fixation, it does not tighten and decrease in size. But the mesh shouldn’t sag either. To make the product more airy, we use a thinner thread for the mesh than for the motifs themselves. And when connecting the motifs, we cling to two loops without piercing through the flower or leaf. We only grab the back walls. When the product is ready, wash it in water at 30 degrees and dry it horizontally on a towel.

Knitting patterns for a tunic using the Irish lace technique

Openwork tunic for girls, work by NewNameNata

Tunic for a girl 4-5 years old. Crocheted, patterns from Asian magazines. Since I am submitting my first work to your site, I will write a little about myself. Knitting is my hobby; I have been knitting since childhood. My mother taught me to knit, for which I am very grateful to her. First I learned to knit, then crochet. Having mastered the hook, I gave it preference.

I knit less and less with knitting needles. I really love combining knitting and crochet in one product. I knit for myself, for my family, relatives and friends. I really like to knit for children, especially girls. I find a lot of ideas for my work on the Internet, I prefer Asian magazines - they have some kind of sophistication, charm and simplicity at the same time. But this is on the topic of “taste matters” :-)

I chose the tunic that I am sending to your site only because it is one of my last knitted items. The handbag and hat are ready for it, but I’m not posting them yet - I’m thinking about how to decorate them. I really want children's clothes to be elegant.

I knitted the tunic from the bottom up, first in knitting with ruffles (the first two patterns), then the upper part in knitting from single crochets.

I tied the edge with single crochets with a picot through 4 loops. Maybe my description will be useful to someone :-) I can also add to the description of the work about threads: 100% cotton, from old stocks, so there is no name for them. The work took about 2.5 skeins of 100 grams. The hook is Chinese, the marking number is 4, but, in my opinion, there is something wrong with their marking. In our opinion it will be either 2 or 2.5.

I made reductions for the neckline and sleeves according to these patterns from Asian magazines that I found on the Internet:

I’ll also show you the pattern I was guided by in knitting. It is designed for a height of 110 cm.

Openwork tunics, models from the Internet

Black openwork crochet tunic for plus size

Size S-XXL. A spectacular tunic made of small squares will make you feel comfortable even on the hottest day, and the black color will hide figure imperfections.

Finished tunic dimensions:

chest circumference 104(118)132 cm
tunic length 79(75)80 cm

You will need: Novita Bambu yarn (68% bamboo, 32% cotton, 132 m/50 g) - 400 (450) 500 g black (099), hook No. 3.

Tunic “Lacy hyacinth”

Size: 46-48.

Materials: 450 g yarn (100% acrylic) bright blue and 2 buttons for covering. Hook No. 3.

Fantasy pattern: according to scheme 1.
Knitting density: 10 cm = 23 loops.

Description of the work on knitting a tunic
Back:
Cast on a chain of 113 chain stitches and knit in a pattern according to scheme 1. At a height of 51 cm, use a thread of a contrasting color to mark the armholes on both sides and knit straight. At a total height of 72 cm, taking into account that the last row should be knitted with single crochets, having received 20 loops for each shoulder and 73 loops for the neckline, finish knitting.

Before:
Knit like a back.

Assembly.
Pin the pieces onto the pattern, moisten them and let them dry. Sew shoulder and side seams. For the belt, cast on a chain of air loops about 130 cm long and tie it with 2 rows of double crochets. Knit 2 buttons as follows:
according to pattern 2, knit from the 1st to the 4th row, then insert a button and complete the remaining 3 rows. Thread the belt through the loops of the pattern along the waist line and sew 1 button on each end of the belt.

Tunic with openwork shoulders and flounce

A loose tunic with openwork shoulders and flounce is very good for the summer heat.

Sizes: 36/38 (40/42) 44/46.

Knitted tunics are coming back into fashion this year. autumn season! In addition, knitted tunics, rather than knitted ones, are becoming very popular. Most models are made with wool or cotton threads. In order not to spend a lot of money on buying such clothes, you can go to our knitting section and learn how to knit yourself absolutely free of charge!

On our website we will provide you with new knitting patterns for women, plus size ladies and girls from 10 to 12 years old. And our master classes will help you a lot with this, as will video lessons! So let's get started.

Knitted tunics with patterns and descriptions for women (2018)

In that season autumn – winter 2017 – 2018 Everyone's favorite tunics have come back into fashion again. They go great with almost everything women's wardrobe. In addition, they are very comfortable, warm and it is comfortable to do your own business in them: walk with friends, go to romantic date, go to school. And, if in the summer season - then to the beach over a swimsuit.

We offer master class on creating : tunic knitted in boho style by Olga Stepanets: description of knitting pattern.
We are recruiting 116 P . and elastic band and knit according to the patterns below. Attention! This is a very tight knit!

Knitted tunic for girls

Tunic knitting patterns and descriptions for girls are described in great detail in our section. We will describe how to knit this item for a 10-year-old girl with a chest circumference of 71 cm.

Materials:

Popular articles:

4 skeins of safari color, 1 skein of orange, 2 skeins of gray.
Knitting needles 4 mm.
Elastic band 5 mm.

Openwork pattern:

Description of the work process:

Threadcolors 1 101 P., 3 R. L.G., openwork up to 31 cm, I.R.
((2 L.P. together, 2 L.P.)*3, 2 L.P. together, 3 L.P.) *4, 2 L.P. together, 2 L.P.
Thread 2 double folded 2 R.L.G. **
Hue 3 16 R. L.G.

Sleeves: 1 L.P., 1 L.P +, L.P. to the last P., P.R. L.P. Further L.G., P.R. in each 6 R. 5 times. We knit straight up to 20 cm L.G.

Neck: 38 L.P., close off 13 T.P., knit 28 P on each side. I.P., close 10 P., I.P., close. Finish the second side in a mirror image. Before knitting like a back to **. Change color to 3 and knit 10 R.L.G.

Installation R. : 22 L.P., according to Agricultural A. 22 L.P.
28 R. for agriculture, continue with thread 1. In 7 R.P.R., in 28 R. – neck.
Neck: 39 R. according to the drawing, close T.P. 11, tie R. Next - each side separately. All the following R. – I.P.
Close the loops like this: 1*4 P., 1*3 P., 1*2 P., 1*1 P.
Further - straight up to 19 cm .
For the shoulder in each R. close 5 P. 2 times and 6 P. 3 times.
Attach the thread to the left side. Knit the remaining R. in a mirror image.

Knitted summer tunic

Very good for summer weather tunics knitted from linen, cotton, silk. The models are perfect for both children and women. A top is often worn under a tunic, combined with: skirt, shorts, jeans. It is a pleasure to wear such a thing made of lightweight material. We invite you to learn how to knit this wonderful thing with patterns and descriptions!
So, knitted summer tunic can be size 52 if you make a few increases, and we will show you how to make it size 37/40, i.e. XS.

Materials:

450 grams turquoise color(any other to choose from). We also recommend choosing cotton for warm weather, which will allow your body to breathe well.
Direct joint ventures. 6 mm and circular 5.5 millimeters.

Patterns required for work:

So, we will do the work from the back of the product - backrests. 88 P., I.R. L.P. (not to be taken into account further).

K.P., 28 P. openwork elastic band, 30 P. main central pattern (C.U.), 28 A.R., K.P.
In 52 R. –in every rib I.G. and A.R. 2 P. together I.P.
After 94 R.– W.B. repeat again. To make the armholes of a sweater through 152 R. from the beginning on the sides we close 1*3 P., in each 2 R. 1*2 P., 2*1 P., in each 4 R. 3*1 P.
To design the cutout later 72 cm, close the central 18 P., make 4 * 2 P. together on both sides, ending the process.
To make the sweater look good , thanks to the rounding of the inner edge, do in each 2 R. 1*3 P., 1*2 P., 2*1 P., in each 4 3*1 P. After 204 R. close the canvas!

Before doing it by analogy, close the neck for 154 rubles. Pockets (optional) 14 stitches in garter stitch 8 cm. Make two jokes.
Assembling the tunic: shoulder seams, raise 160 P. along the perimeter of the neck - 6 circular R.L.P. Close L.P., side seams.

Armhole slats: 88 P. for circular ones - 2.5 cm elastic band. We sewed pockets to the product to a height of 9 centimeters from the hem. This is a good item that will complement your wardrobe very well. . The only drawback is that it will fit right on your figure (length 88 cm), so if you are in doubt about the size, it is better to constantly try on the products during the knitting process.

Knitted beach tunic

The tunic does not have to be warm - it can be knitted very light and airy, depending on what yarn will be used in the work. During the hot season - summer - many of us go on vacation to the sea. A beautiful fashionable tunic over a swimsuit looks very stylish. It hides not only the swimsuit itself, but also figure flaws. Detailed wizard– a class on creating such a thing will do an excellent job of teaching you how to knit a “Rhombus” tunic, which will be suitable for summer and the beach. So, beach thing knits and h:

Patterns:

L.G.: L.R. – L.P., I.R. – I.P.
I.G.: L.R. – I.P., I.R. – L.P.
Diamonds: P.'s number must be a multiple of 12+1. We knit according to agricultural practices. Repeat from 1 to 20 R.
Patent Edge (P.K.): in L.R. 1st and last P. - L.P., in I.R. – we remove these P. and tighten them very tightly before knitting.
OU .: on the right - K.P., L.P., from the transverse thread P.R. 1 L.P. crossed (S.P.). On the left - in front of the last 2 P.R. from the transverse thread 1 SK.L., 1 K.P.

We start knitting from the back. 117 P. on knitting needles 4 mm 1 I.R. L.P. (ignore it). For a side cut: 2 P.P.K., 1 I.P. I.G., 111 L.G., 1 P.I.G., 2 P.P.K. On both sides of the set of P. 7 in each 6 R., 6 in each 4 and 6 R., 4 in each 4 R., U.B. according to 1 P.O.U. 83 P. After 90 R. - end of the cut. We continue to work without PC. and m/u K.P. knit L.G.

For side dimensions: after 120 R. on both sides P.R. 1*1 p, 3* in each 10 R. + 1 P. O.P.R.

For the armhole: after 154 R. we close 1*3 P. on both sides, in each 2 R. we close 2*2 P. Knit P.K. as in the first description. Each 2 R.U.B. 20 *1 P.O.U. After 200 R. - an elastic band, in 1 R. U.B. 35 P. At a height of 2 centimeters, the process ends.

Front part is the same , on the central 61 P. - openwork. After 200 R. 1 L.P. – I.P., U.B. 2 P., continue L.G. On both sides + 4* in each 2 R. 1 P. After 10 R – close. For straps thread folded in half 6 P.: 2 P.P.K., 2 P.L.G., 2 P.P.K. = 50 cm. Complete all seams, leave room for size, sew the front drawstring inside.

Knitted openwork tunic

Beautiful openwork tunic knitted for beginners It is very easy to knit and looks original. To link this feminine element take clothes: gray threads, knitting needles 4.5 and 5 mm, as well as circular knitting needles 4.5 mm. The size of the future product will be S – M (for a chest circumference of 88 centimeters).

Openwork 1: on A/H 1, on which only L.R. In I.R. – according to the drawing, all yarn overs – I.P. Repeat from the first to the fourth R.
Openwork 2: for agriculture 2. Do all R. and P. as in the pattern above.

Description of the knitting process: 2*1 20 R., 1*21 38 R., 2*39 54 R., 1*55 68 R., 2*69 80 R., 1*81 90 R., 91 – 98 R. always repeat.
Let's start with backrests: we collect 39 P.: 1 edge P., (4 P. openwork 1, 15 P. openwork 2) * 6, 4 P. openwork 1, 1 K.P. (edge loop). 97 P. openwork 1 and 2 in 91 R. Mark 60 cm from the edge of the canvas: close on the sides in each 2 R. 1*3 P., 2*2 P., U.B. 8 P.
W.B. in each 4 R. 2*1 P. The total at this stage should be 63 P. For the neckline: at 16 centimeters of the armhole we close the central 29 P., in every 2 rows on the sides we close 1*3 P., 1*2 P. , W.B. 1 P. After 4 cm - close.

WITH in front It’s simpler here: we knit it in the same way as the back, and the armholes in the same way. To ensure that the neckline comes out well: from the beginning of the fabric, 71 cm close the central 17 P., in each 2 R. on the side 1 * 3 P., 3 * 2 P., U.B. 3 P., each 4 R. 2*1 P.
To assemble the product correctly, sew the side seams. To do the plank - in a circle. SP.117 P., I.R., close I.P.

Knitting tunics new patterns with knitting needles patterns

Knitting a tunic is simple and original

How to knit a tunic with knitting needles detailed description— the master class in our knitting section will help you a lot with this. So let's get started tunic with a V-shaped neck white . You can, of course, choose any color you like. This item will be small in size for petite girls - size 34 - 36.

Necessary materials:

300 grams of white ALPHA yarn (A) (100% cotton) and 100 grams of CERVO threads (C).
knitting needles 3.5 mm thick.

Patterns used in the work:

We start knitting from the back thread C 81 P., change the thread to A 3 cm - elastic, 7 centimeters - the main pattern. Change the thread again and knit 1 R. with a pattern with holes. Thread A 18 R. openwork, thread C 1 R. with holes, 18 R. openwork, R. with holes = do this step once, then A 18 R. openwork. We continue with the same yarn create an openwork pattern . Measure 67 centimeters from the beginning of the canvas - start U.B.: in each 2 R. minus 1 * 4 and 8 * 3 P. After another three centimeters, close the central 19 P. In every second R. minus 1 * 2 and 1 * 1 P.

Front of the tunic knitting with knitting needles first, like the back one, but for this purpose. To make a beautiful neckline with a cutout in the letter V in the video - at a length of the canvas of 52 cm from the bar, you need to close the middle P. Finish two sides alternately. Try to knit all stitches evenly so that the patterns do not get askew. In each 4 R.O.U. – 12*1 P. On the right, the shoulder bevel must be done in the same way as we did on the back.

Putting all the details together , performing side seams. Using thread C for finishing with a narrow strip - raise P. along the perimeter of the neckline and armholes, in the next R. - close them with L.P.