Set from Drops: scarf-warmer, mittens and hat with a Norwegian pattern. Knitted hat with a Norwegian pattern Scarf with a Norwegian pattern knitting patterns

The dress has a fitted silhouette, knee-length or slightly lower, the neckline is round and of normal depth, finished with double trim. The sleeve length is just above the elbow. The middle part of the dress in the waist area, the bottom of the dress, the bottom of the sleeves and the neck trim are made with 1x1 elastic. The elastic band at the bottom of the dress has a decorative purpose. The fit of the dress is ensured by the side darts on the skirt and bodice of the dress, as well as by the elastic in the middle part of the dress. The main decorative element is jacquards.

As can be seen from the description, this dress has practically no design features, so we can easily use the basic drawing for a dress pattern with a set-in sleeve. You use your own drawing, but I will use my own and will not indicate the dimensions on it, since everyone has their own. Except, of course, those that define the shaped lines of the dress.

First, let’s define the shaped lines in the model’s drawing, so that we can then transfer them to the pattern

We determine the bottom line on the pattern in accordance with the desired length of the dress: to the knee or slightly below. We draw a new neckline line parallel to the back and front neckline at a distance equal to the width of the trim used to cover the neckline of the dress. In our model, it is approximately 2 cm. The width of the elastic at the waist, along the bottom of the dress and sleeves is approximately 10-13 cm. The width of the elastic at the hem of the dress is equal to 1/5 of the length of the skirt (from the waist to the bottom), so you need to decide for yourself with its width depending on your height and, accordingly, the length of the dress. The width of the elastic at the waist is equal to the width of the elastic at the hem. The location of the elastic depends on your body type and can be located half above the waistline, half below the waistline, or 1/3 above the waistline and 2/3 below the waistline. On the model, the top line of the elastic is, unfortunately, hard to see. The drawing shows the second option for the location of the elastic band.

Now we need to decide on the jacquard patterns. Their model uses 4 different patterns. You can use the ornaments I selected from the picture or others that you selected yourself. Calculate the number of rows that need to be knitted from the bottom elastic to the elastic at the waist line, and the number of rows from the top line of the waist elastic to the shoulder line. This is necessary in order to determine the number and location of jacquards. Draw the location of the ornaments on the drawing. The design of the front and back of the dress is ready.

On the sleeve drawing, we determine the bottom line in accordance with the desired sleeve length, the top line of the elastic - the width of the elastic on the sleeve is approximately equal to the width of the elastic at the bottom of the dress. We apply the ornaments used on the sleeve to the drawing. Pay attention to the location of the ornaments: the same ornaments should be at the same level from the line of stitching into the armhole of the sleeve, so that when sewing, the ornaments on the sleeve and front, on the sleeve and back will coincide.

Knit the front and back the same way. Start knitting with elastic at the bottom of the product on smaller needles. Having knitted the required number of rows, evenly reduce the loops to the required number of loops, knitting two stitches together. Continue knitting on larger needles using stockinette stitch, knitting patterns in accordance with the drawing. From the hip line, decrease loops on each side according to your calculations to the bottom line of the waist elastic. The elastic at the waist line is designed to replace the role of waist darts, so it should tighten the fabric. This effect will happen by itself if you simply continue knitting the waist elastic on the same number of stitches as the main fabric, but on smaller needles. After the waist elastic is knitted, continue knitting on thicker needles until the beginning of the armholes, making the necessary increases in accordance with your calculations. Decrease stitches according to your calculations, forming the armhole line and continue knitting until the neckline begins. At the front, the neckline will start earlier. After starting to knit the neckline, the right and left sides of the front and back are knitted separately according to their calculations for knitting the neckline for the back and front, respectively. Make sure that the jacquards are knitted symmetrically on the left and right sides of the front and back. Finish knitting by casting off the stitches along the shoulder line in 3-4 steps.
Start knitting the sleeve the same way, with elastic on smaller needles. Having knitted the required number of rows (10-13 cm), continue knitting the stockinette stitch on larger needles. Add loops evenly on both sides according to your calculations. Having reached the piping line, begin to form the piping of the sleeve, decreasing the required number of loops on each side according to calculation. Don't forget about the ornaments!

Make WTO details of the back, front and sleeves. Sew the front and back along the right shoulder line and finish the neckline with double binding. Sew the pieces along the left shoulder line. Sew the sleeves into the armholes. Lastly, use one seam to sew the side seam and the sleeve seam on one side and the other.

Knitted hat for a child (head circumference 45-48 cm, for ages from 1 year)

To knit such a hat with knitting needles, we will need:

70 grams of yellow yarn (50 grams = 100 m);
- approximately 30 grams of dark blue yarn (50 grams = 100 m);
- stocking needles No. 2 (5 pcs.)

Knitting description:

1. Cast on 144 loops with yellow thread and knit 32 circular rows with a 1 by 1 elastic band;

2. Then switch to knitting in stockinette stitch and knit 51 rows Norwegian pattern(see Figure 1);

4. Knit 3 rows of stockinette stitch;

5. Decrease: *7 LP, 2 together, 6 LP, 2 together*. Repeat * 8 times [= 120 loops];

6. Knit 2 rows of stockinette stitch;

7. Decrease: *6 LP, 2 together, 5 LP, 2 together*. Repeat * 8 times [= 104 loops];

8. Knit 2 rows of stockinette stitch;

9. Decrease: *1 LP, 2 together, 1 LP, 2 together, 1 LP, 2 together, 2 LP, 2 together*. Repeat * 8 times [= 72 loops];

10. Knit 2 rows of stockinette stitch;

11. Decrease: *1 LP, 2 together*. Repeat * 24 times [= 48 loops];

12. Decrease: *2 together*. Repeat * 24 times [= 24 loops]. Pull the remaining 24 loops;

13. For ears with ties: cast on 31 loops with yellow thread and knit with an elastic band 1 by 1 to the end of the row (remove the edge loop, knit the second loop facial, the third - purl, etc., the penultimate loop of the row should also turn out to be the front one). Knit 5 more rows in this way;

14. Starting from the 7th row, make decreases on both sides of the ear. To form a neat braid from knit stitches around the ear, knit as follows:

In the front row, knit the 2nd and 3rd loops together with a knit loop, swap the last two before the edge loop and knit together with a knit loop;
- in the purl row - swap the 2nd and 3rd loops and knit together with a purl loop, the last two before the edge loop also swap places and knit together with a purl loop;

15. Continue knitting in the manner described above until there are 5 loops left on the knitting needles, which are then knit with an elastic band to the required length of the tie (approximately 30 cm).
Then in the penultimate row, knit together 1 and 2 loops, as well as 4 and 5; in the last row, knit the remaining 3 loops together;

16. Tie the second eye and sew them to the hat;

16. Make a pompom with a diameter of 9 cm from dark blue yarn:

Advice. How to make a beautiful and even pompom:

To make a pompom, you will need 2 pieces of thick cardboard measuring 10.5 cm in diameter (the diameter of the inner circle is 3.5 cm). In these blanks, it is very important that they are made of thick cardboard (plastic can be used), since otherwise they will be deformed during the winding process.
- We lay a thread (30-40 cm) between the cardboard blanks, the ends of which are brought out. It is better to use 2-3 such threads, since when tightening the pompom, the thread may break later.
- Next, we wrap the blanks with yarn, while trying to lay each turn of thread parallel to the previous one and close to each other. This is also very important, because if you leave gaps between the threads or wind them not parallel, then after cutting and pulling they will turn out to be of different lengths and will stick out. Don't skimp on yarn for the pom pom, but at the same time, don't overdo it!
- It is best to cut the pompom by placing it on the edge of the table and pressing it on top with your left hand. It is necessary to press so that the cut threads do not move. It is better to cut with sharp thin scissors - manicure scissors are very suitable for this.
- When the pompom is cut, carefully hold the threads and tighten the central thread. It is best to ask someone to help - one holds the cut threads, and the other tightens and knots the central thread. You need to tighten and tie it very tightly. I recommend tying each of the 3 central threads separately.
- The pompom is almost ready! The finishing touches are to shake it thoroughly (as fur collars are shaken) so that the threads take the desired position. If there are long tails left, they must be carefully trimmed with sharp scissors.

17. Sew a pompom onto the top of the hat.

The hat with the Norwegian pattern is ready!

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Head circumference 54-56 cm
Scarf size 16 x 140 cm

You will need:

• 250 g of anthracite-colored yarn and 50 g of camel-colored yarn (100% sheep's wool, 160 m/50 g);
• sets of 5 double needles No. 3, 5 and No. 4.

Knit stitch, knitting needles No. 3.5: knit all stitches in circular rows.
Purl stitch, knitting needles No. 3.5: in circular rows, knit all stitches purl.
Norwegian pattern, knitting needles No. 4: knit. satin stitch according to the pattern in the Norwegian technique from several balls, freely pulling the non-working thread along the wrong side of the work.

Knitting density, Norwegian pattern: 25.5 p. and 28 circular r. = 10 x 10 cm.

Hat with Norwegian pattern

Description of work: cast on 140 stitches (35 stitches on each needle) with camel-colored thread and knit 7 circular rows. purl satin stitch Then perform circular rows from the 1st to the 26th. Norwegian pattern and then knit with anthracite-colored thread. satin stitch
After 24 cm from the cast-on edge, knit 1 time from the 26th to the 29th circular r. Norwegian pattern and perform 1 circular row with camel hair thread. persons and 4 circular r. purl satin stitch
Then close all the loops. Divide the top edge of the cap into 4 parts, sew the loops of each part together.

Scarf with Norwegian pattern

Description of work: cast on 80 sts with camel-colored thread on the knitting needles (20 sts on each knitting needle) and knit 4 circular rows. purl satin stitch
Continue working with the Norwegian pattern and then the faces. satin stitch with anthracite colored thread.
After 130 cm from the cast-on edge, perform from the 26th to the 1st circular r. Norwegian pattern and 4 circular r. purl iron with camel-colored thread.
Then close all the loops. Sew the narrow sides of the scarf.

Little Diana special Issue No. 1(5) 2004

NORWEGIAN PATTERN ON HAT, SCARF AND MITTENS

Norwegian pattern knitted set sizes: 38/40 (42/44)
You will need for knitting a set - hat, scarf, mittens: 550 g of white and 150 g of black yarn (100% sheep wool, 80 m/50 g) knitting needles No. 5, for the hat and collar, circular knitting needles No. 5 and hook No. 4, for mittens set of stocking needles No. 4

Facial surface: faces. R. - persons p., out. R. - purl P.
In circular rows - knit with facial loops.
Jacquard pattern: knit according to the counted pattern (see below the text), loosely pulling the non-working thread along the wrong side of the work, repeat repeats between the edges. The diagrams show the front and back rows in diagram 7 - all circular rows.

Knitting density, knits. stitch: 18 p. and 22 r. = 10 x 10 cm.
Description of knitting set - scarf, hat, mittens:

Scarf:
To knit a scarf you will need: 350 g of white and 50 g of black yarn.

Elastic band: Front rows: chrome, alternately 3 knit stitches, 2 purl stitches, chrome. Purl rows: knit stitches according to the pattern.

Description of knitting a scarf: cast on 50 loops with white thread, tie 4 cm with an elastic band. Then knit on middle 38 sts with white thread. 2 rows of faces. satin stitch and then knit a motif on these loops according to a counted pattern, continuing to knit on both sides with an elastic band. After finishing the counting pattern, knit 2 rows of faces again. satin stitch and continue knitting with an elastic band. For a total length of 160 cm, knit again on the middle 38 sts with white thread for 2 rows in stockinette stitch, 32 r. motif, perform the motif in the reverse order (from top to bottom), then tie another 4 cm with an elastic band and close the loops. Tie a fringe 12 cm long into the short ends, alternately using white and black thread.

Knitted hat with a Norwegian pattern.

To knit a hat you will need: 100 g of white and 50 g of black yarn.

Description of how to knit a hat: First, for the “ears” of the hat, cast on 5 stitches each with black thread and knit according to the counting pattern, adding 10 stitches on both sides as indicated = 25 stitches, after finishing the counting pattern, put the loops aside. Cast on 30 sts between the “ears” with black thread for the front of the hat and 16 sts for the back of the hat. Put the set aside loops of the “ears” into work and knit on all 96 sts in circular rows as follows: 1 circular p. black, 1 2 circular rows according to counting pattern 2, 1 circular row black, 14 circular rows according to counting pattern 5, 1 circular row white, evenly decrease 20 sts, in the next circular row decrease 4 sts. Continue working according to the counting pattern 7 and finish the cap with a white thread, while decreasing 2 stitches in each circular row on each knitting needle (at the beginning 1 knit stitch, knit 2 stitches together with a broach, at the end knit the 2nd and 3rd stitches from the end together persons., 1 person). Decrease in this manner until 16 stitches remain. Knit 4 circular rows on these 16 loops, then knit 2 loops together and pull the remaining loops with a working thread. Crochet the bottom edge with white thread in 1 circular row of the “crawfish step”. Weave 2 braids 20 cm long using white thread and sew them to the “ears” of the hat.

Mittens
To knit mittens you will need: 100 g of white and 50 g of black yarn.

Motive: embroider with black thread at the end of the work using a “loop” stitch.
Description of work: cast on 40 stitches with white thread, distribute them evenly on 4 knitting needles (10 stitches per needle) and knit 13 cm alternately 1 knit stitch, 1 purl stitch. Next knit in stockinette stitch. At a height of 2 cm, begin to perform a thumb wedge.

The wedge of the finger of the 1st mitten is made at the beginning of the 1st knitting needle (on the 2nd mitten the wedge is knitted symmetrically, i.e. at the end of the 2nd knitting needle): 2 knit stitches, add 1 knit stitch from the transverse thread. cross, knit 1, add knit 1. cross. and finish the circular river. In every 2nd circular r. add 1 person for the wedge at the beginning and end of the wedge. cross until there are 13 sts. Knit 1 circular row and put the wedge loops aside for auxiliary stitches. knitting needle In the next circular row, additionally cast on for the jumper instead of the postponed wedge loops 5 sts = 14 sts on the 1st knitting needle. In the next roundabout. perform a decrease for the jumper as follows: knit 2, knit 2 sts together with a broach, knit 1, knit 2 sts together, finish in a circular row; in the next 2nd circular r. knit 3 stitches of the wedge together with a broach (remove 1 stitch, knit 2 stitches together and pull this loop through the removed loop). Knit straight to the end of the little finger.

For the cape, make decreases as follows: on the 1st and 3rd knitting needles, knit the 2nd and 3rd stitches together with a broach, on the 2nd and 4th knitting needles, knit the 3rd and 2nd loop from the end together facial. Decrease in every 2nd round until 20 stitches remain, then decrease in every round until 8 stitches remain, which are pulled off with a working thread.

For the thumb, transfer the wedge loops and jumper loops (1 8 sts) onto stocking needles and knit in circular rows, while decreasing in every 2nd circular row. jumper loops (as described above) until 14 stitches remain. Knit 6 cm straight, in the next circular row knit 2 stitches together, knit the remaining 7 stitches with a working thread. Embroider the front side.

Sweaters with a Norwegian pattern never go out of style.

Warm For decades, it has been at the top of the list of must-have items for the winter season. Sweaters with traditional jacquard patterns evoke thoughts of snow-covered Norwegian valleys and cozy houses filled with the aroma of mulled wine just removed from the fire. If initially received recognition male sweater, today sketchy patterns are also a decoration for women’s wardrobes. This can be both clothing (sweaters or dresses) and accessories (scarf, belt, leg warmers, mittens or headbands). Patterns characteristic of Norwegian handicrafts remind of the frosty breath of winter and give a New Year's mood and a feeling of celebration. In such a sweater, a New Year's fairy tale can become reality. The unexplored symbolism of sketchy stars, snowflakes, diamonds, deer jumping over snow drifts, really brings back to childhood, at a time when sweets, fun and Christmas miracles were the most anticipated events in the lives of all children.

A little history

Authentic Norwegian patterns were first knitted by craftswomen in the Setesdal Valley. There were no diagrams or descriptions. In the process of knitting, women invented patterns and the most successful of them were taken into account, supplemented and transformed. That is why each product was unique. These sweaters were especially durable because they were knitted in the round - without seams.

Now this pattern is difficult to confuse with something, as it has become famous throughout the world

The most characteristic of Norway were geometric, plant and animal patterns. Initially, sweaters were black and white, as they were knitted from undyed yarn. And only later did a play on the contrast of warm tones (red, brown, burgundy, yellow) and cold blue and gray appear, which also made it possible to recreate elements of folklore.

The release of the film Sun Valley Serenade in the 1950s drew attention to the distinctive sweater design of the main character, John Payne. Men quickly adopted the movie style, wearing jacquard sweaters everywhere.

Sweater with a Norwegian pattern in the film “Sun Valley Serenade”

The popularity of original sweaters began to increase under the influence of the emergence of a fashion trend in the 60-70s - unisex . Since that time, fairy-tale patterns began to decorate not only male sweater, and women's clothes.

This pattern is truly universal.

The development of skiing in the 20th century also contributed to the popularization of Norwegian sweaters. Authentic sweaters have become the basis of sporty style. Ski resorts began to be full of ethnic patterns and contrasting colors, characteristic of Norwegian motifs.

Surprisingly, this pattern looks masculine on a man

Fashion with Scandinavian motifs

Scandinavian themes have taken over the world's catwalks. Today, the Norwegian pattern is associated not only with mass market brands, but also with the world's leading fashion houses. The simplicity of rhombuses and stars is presented in the youth collections of Zara, Bershka, Marks & Spencer. From year to year, Dolche&Gabbana and Moshino present winter collections with Norwegian motifs. These are tunics, voluminous scarves, hats, ski jackets.

Simplicity and originality of patterns have become the basis of modern urban style . These items are in demand for holidays in the mountains, winter picnics, walks along snowy streets and, of course, stylized photo shoots.

A sweater with a Norwegian pattern has become not just clothing, but a unique image

What to wear with

This sweater can be successfully combined with jeans

Plain knitted dresses are usually complemented with wide belts covered with Norwegian patterns. If you wish, you can purchase a large bag with deer or snow-covered Christmas trees. Stylists recommend combining black dresses with a contrasting pattern with leggings and ankle boots with fur cuffs.

Plain dress with Norwegian stripe

Mittens, hats and scarves with Norwegian patterns will perfectly complement plain down jackets and sports sheepskin coats.

Today, sweaters are giving way to deer leggings, which are worn with gray boxy sweaters, tall boots and fur hats. This set is suitable for going to the skating rink or relaxing at a ski resort. They are appropriate in combination with an openwork tunic and boots. This set is suitable for meeting with friends and going on a date. A great option for pairing with UGG boots and a cropped down jacket. The set is suitable for everyday walks.

Leggings with deer
Instead of deer there could be just a Norwegian ornament

For men, the classic combination is a sweater with jeans and a shirt. The shirt can also be worn for graduation.

Sweater with a Norwegian pattern to match jeans and a shirt

Male The sweater also looks sexy on a woman. A loose fit symbolizes home comfort and a certain freedom. TOA wine-colored sweater with a white jacquard pattern is recognized as a classic style.

Traditional sweater with Norwegian pattern

Knitting technique

For Norwegian patterns, you need to master the jacquard knitting technique. This technique involves knitting with two threads of contrasting tones of selected patterns.

Learning jacquard knitting techniques

In order to knit Norwegian patterns with knitting needles, we will learn how to introduce an additional thread into the fabric . The thread can be inserted at the beginning of the row. To do this, the 1st loop is picked up with the right knitting needle, followed by yarn over with a contrasting thread. The loop is knitted according to the repeat with the main thread. The next 2 loops are knitted with a double contrasting thread. The short end of the inserted thread, like the main thread, remains behind the fabric.In the middle of the row, the thread is inserted in the same way as at the beginning.

Learning to introduce an additional thread

Norwegian knitting patterns can be transferred to canvas in several ways:

• 1st option. The rapport cell corresponds to two rows of the ornament. This execution is characterized by an elongated motif. This implies a change in color on the front side.
• 2nd option. The report cell is one row. This involves changing threads on both the front and back sides.
• 3rd option. Creating a textured ornament. Concavity is obtained by knitting the main ornament in garter stitch against the background of the stocking. Convexity can be achieved by knitting the ornament with stockinette stitch against the backdrop of purl stitches.
• 4th option. Working with two colors: background and main. Knitting on two knitting needles means taking the report cell for two rows. Circular - a cell equals one row.

Making a smooth canvas with a Norwegian pattern

Norwegian knitting patterns knitted according to patterns that you can prepare yourself. To do this, the drawing is presented schematically in cells, each of which corresponds to one or two rows. When using ready-made repeats, remember that the loops of the first row and edge loops are not taken into account in the repeat.

Norwegian sweater It will be a worthy New Year or Christmas gift for relatives and friends. This sweater symbolizes a frosty mood and protects against cold gusts of wind. Wear the Norwegian pattern casually, like Darcy in the notorious Bridget Jones's Diary. Leave your doubts, because Norwegian deer are stylish and fashionable for both adults and children.Malethe sweater and women's tunic are the epitome of modern urban style, characterized by particular practicality.

Making a men's sweater with a Norwegian pattern