Crochet sweater course

Lock 26 stitches (the length is about 18 cm, which is the width of the collar) with a color line (blue). 1 thread: short needle and thread without or without hook; The second row: pick the second half of the needle without adding a row of short needles and without reducing the hook. Then repeat the hook method in the second line, and turn the hook back and forth until the length of the hook reaches about 44 cm (this length is the collar after being folded in half, so you can try the size around the neck). Then fold the hook piece in half and pull out the needle for sewing a hook (the second half needle is selected at this end of the hook and the knitting needle is selected at the other end).

Then we have to pick up the needle and get ready to start hooking a part of the body. We pick a circle of short stitches (every 1 row 1 stitch), and the total number of stitches needs to be a multiple of 5. If the total number of stitches is not a multiple of 5 when picking the hook, we can appropriately increase the number of stitches to a multiple of 5), and the demonstration model completes 65 stitches. Coil 1: for long crochet, add 1 needle every 4 stitches, and add 78 stitches after one loop of hook * * * *; The second lap: change the B color line (white) without adding a short needle or reducing the hook; The third lap: color change line C (green), hook long needle, add 1 needle every 5 stitches. There is 9 1 stitch after this circle * * *; The fourth lap: B color line, one stitch is short, and the hook is not reduced.

The fifth lap: a colored line, long hook, every 6 stitches 1 stitch, after the hook * * * 104 stitch; The sixth lap: B color line, no short needle and no hook reduction; The seventh circle: color line C, add 1 stitch (long stitch) every 7 stitches, tick * * *, with 1 17 stitches; Circle 8: B color line, a circle of short needles; Ninth circle: A color line, add 1 needle (long needle) and tick 130 needle every 8 stitches; 10 turn: b color line, short needle; Cycle 1 1: color line c, add 1 needle (long needle) every 9 stitches, and tick 143 stitches; Loop 12: B color line, short needle; Cycle 13: a color line, add 10 needle (long needle) for every 10 needle, and tick 156 needle; Loop 14: B color line, short needle; Cycle 15: color line c, plus 1 1 needle (long needle) for every 169 needle; Loop 16: B color line, short needle; Cycle 17: Color line A, add 1 needle (long needle) for every 12 needle, and tick 182 needle.

Then we mark the sleeve and the body part, the sleeve hole is about 14 cm, and the body part is about 34 cm (as shown in the figure). Turn the color line 18: B, hook the short needle on the buckle, then hook the needle with 12 (about 10 cm in length), and directly cross the buckle at the same position on the other side to hook the short needle, then hook the short needle down to the next buckle, and lock the needle with 12.

Coil 19: C color line, without adding or reducing a circle of long needles; Turn the 20-46: B color line, and a circle of short needles and a circle of long needles are alternately decoupled; Circle 47: C color line, a circle of long needles; Circle 48: B color line, a circle of short needles; Circle 49: a colored line and a circle of long needles; 50 th lap: B color line, short needle; 5 1 circle: C color line, a circle of long needles; Lap 52: B color line, short needle. The last part is all hooked with colored lines, and laps 53-58: a circle of long needles and a circle of short needles are alternately decoupled. Then I started to hook the sleeve, 1 turn: B color line, where the sleeve meets the body, I hooked the short needle 2 and 1, and other places were short needles without hook or hook reduction.

The second circle: C color line, a circle of long needles; Turn 3-35: B color line, and a circle of short needles and a circle of long needles are alternately decoupled; Circle 36: C color line, a circle of long needles; Circle 37: B color line, a circle of short needles; Circle 38: a colored line and a circle of long needles; Circle 39: B color line, a circle of short needles; Fortieth lap: C color line, a circle of long needles; Turn 4 1: B color line, short needle Finally, hook the sleeve edge with colored thread, that is, 1 turn: repeat (long needle 2 and 1) to hook a complete turn; Turn 2- 10: the short needle and the long needle are alternately decoupled. Then finish the other sleeve in the same way, and this beautiful striped turtleneck is finished ~!