Set (beret, scarf with pocket and mittens) knitted and decorated with satin stitch embroidery and rococo technique.

Head circumference: 50-52 cm

You will need

Yarn "Natasha" (50% wool, 50% acrylic, 250 m / 100 g) - 400 g black.

Angora yarn (40% mohair, 60% acrylic, 500 m / 100 g) - 100 g black.

The remains of yarn in pink, lilac, gray and green tones for embroidery.

Knitting needles No. 2.5 and No. 3, toe knitting needles No. 2.i embroidery eye.

Elastic band 1x1: knit alternately 1 persons. n. and 1 out. P.

Front surface: persons. rows - persons. loops, out. rows - out. loops; at circular knitting- faces only. loops.

Double elastic: 1st row - knit alternately 1 person. n. and 1 out. n. 2nd row - persons. n. knit faces., out. p. remove, thread before work. Then repeat the 2nd row.

Garter stitch: persons. and out. rows - only persons. loops.

Knitting density

16 p. x 28 rows of persons. stitch in 1 thread = 10 x 10 cm.

14 p. x 22 rows of faces. smooth in 2 threads = 10 x 10 cm.

21 stitches x 36 rows in garter stitch = 10 x 10 cm.

Beret

Knit from the bottom up. On knitting needles No. 2.5 with a black thread "Natasha", type 80 p., Knit 6 cm with an elastic band 1x1. On next row, knit *2 sts together, yarn over*, repeat *-* (fold line). Next, knit faces. stitch 6 cm straight. From the next out. row, change the needles to No. 3 and knit in 2 threads, adding in each 2nd row evenly 6 sts in the same places - 4 times = 104 sts. Next, knit 6 rows without additions, then decrease in each 2- m row evenly 6 sts in the same places until 1-2 sts remain on the needles from each wedge.

Cut the thread, leaving a tail of thread 50 cm long. Pass the tip of the thread through the needle, collect the remaining loops, pull off, sew a seam. On the front of the beret, embroider leaves and flowers with satin stitch, twigs - using the rococo technique (see pictures). Sew beads into the center of small flowers.

Scarf

Knit with a thread in two additions: "Natasha" + Angora. On needles No. 3, dial 50 p., Knit 13 cm with a double elastic band (pocket). Next, divide the loops into 2 parts alternately = 25 p. Transfer half of the loops to the additional. needle and set aside. Inc 7 more sts evenly over remaining sts and continue in garter st until desired scarf length. Close the loops. Transfer the reserved 25 sts of the pocket to the working knitting needles and knit 3 cm with an elastic band 1x1. Close the loops.

Tie the pocket on the sides with a “crustacean step”. On the pocket, embroider leaves and flowers with satin stitch, twigs - using the rococo technique (see pictures).

Mittens

Knit with a thread in two additions: "Natasha" + Angora. Cast on 40 sts on toe needles No. 2, distribute sts evenly over 4 needles (= 10 sts each), knit in round 7 cm with 1x1 elastic band. Next, knit faces. stitch 5 cm. Then knit the thumb: knit the loops of the first knitting needle and 1 p. 2nd knitting needle on the first, knit the next 8 p. on the second knitting needle, temporarily transfer the last loop from the 2nd knitting needle to the 3rd knitting needle.

Next, knit only 8 stitches. thumb straight and reverse rows 5 cm (or to the middle of the nail). Then knit on both sides 2 sts together. in each 2nd row until 2 sts remain on the needles. Then add 2 sts on both sides in each 2nd row until there are 8 sts on the needles again. Then knit straight 5 cm. Then again flip with 3rd needle 1 st on the 2nd needle and continue to knit in the round faces. smooth to the end of the little finger.

Then knit the toe of the mittens as follows: at the beginning of the 1st and 3rd knitting needles, knit 2 stitches together. broach (= slip 1 st as a front, knit 1 front st and pull it through the slipped loop), and at the end of the 2nd and 4th knitting needles, knit 2 sts together. Repeat dec on every 2nd row 2 times. Then decrease on each row until 2 sts remain on each needle. Transfer the remaining sts to 2 knitting needles (4 sts each), knit all 2 sts together. Cut the thread, pull the remaining loops with the end of the thread, fasten off.

Run the second mitten symmetrically, knit your thumb on the 1st knitting needle. On mittens, embroider leaves and flowers with satin stitch, twigs - using the rococo technique (see pictures).

No matter how many reasons are found to replace women's knitted mittens with gloves, they still remain in fashion. Someone knits them on their own, while others prefer to buy a finished product. What is certain is that this thing is stylish accessory A perfect addition to any winter wardrobe.

Women's knitted mittens

Products that are made by linking them from various materials, do not lose their popularity over a long period of time. The undoubted advantage of knitted mittens is that they are much warmer than gloves. After all, fingers separately freeze faster, and when they are together, they retain heat. and skin in many cases are not able to protect fingers from severe frosts, and things knitted from yarn will do just fine.

The difference from gloves is the ability to use products not only to create classic images, but also for easy free style. Eminent designers are increasingly including this accessory in their collections. They are made from different materials e.g. wool, fur or knitwear. IN Lately the trend is mink knitted mittens that look incredibly stylish.

Knitted mittens with ornament

To date fashion accessory, which emphasizes the individuality of the owner, and a practical thing from the cold are knitted mittens with a pattern. suitable model easy to pick up, because in many collections there are products of different sizes, shapes, colors, ornaments. Each will look great with a fur coat or down jacket. The ornament is created using various knitting methods, and can be both simple and complex, containing whole pictures. There are certain types of products:

• hand or machine knitting;
• depending on the material used - from natural wool or knitted threads. If the base is used sheep wool or soft goat down, then the ornament is made with bright acrylic threads. This model is at the peak of fashion this winter.

Knitted mittens with embroidery

Products with embroidery will not only warm your hands well in cold weather, but also give a unique style. Embroidered knitted mittens will be a great addition outerwear and a bright accent of the image. They are characterized by the following details:

• with the help of embroidery, whole plots appear on them, but it can also be simple patterns, so each girl will be able to choose a drawing to her taste;
• often additionally decorated with beads, pompoms and various applications, which gives products brightness and expressiveness;
• among the presented range you can always find interesting options, which differ in the type of knitting or pattern. The most popular embroidery theme is.

Knitted double mittens

Double knitting is a method that results in a product consisting of an inner and outer mitt. This method is used to make especially warm knitted mittens. They are truly unique, as they are able to reliably protect hands from the cold even in the most severe frosts. You can designate the following variations of double models:

• the inner mitten is knitted tightly from thick and warm threads, and thin openwork yarn is used for the outer one. At the same time, they prefer to use a translucent ornament for the outside, which looks incredibly impressive;
• the top and inner layer are knitted from threads of different shades - lighter and darker, which creates a contrast that looks very stylish and attractive. For example, it can be white knitted mittens on the front side in combination with some other tone from the inside;
• if you use thin yarn for both the top and bottom layer, the result will be a light, but still warm product.

Large knit mittens

The products for the manufacture of which were used look very interesting. coarse knit. They resemble home-made, but can also be performed using a typewriter. For knitting, it is better to first master more simple models, because not everyone will get a large pattern. Large viscous mittens are very cozy and warm, so they are suitable for the most severe frosts.

They will successfully complement the winter look, and it will be comfortable and pleasant to wear them, because the products are soft to the touch. In addition to them, you can purchase or make accessories () made in the same style, or make them an independent main focus. Woolen knitted mittens are made from bulky yarn different colors. Their main highlight is large spectacular loops.

Knitted mittens

Gloves-mittens, which open up to the middle of the phalanx of the fingers, in combination with knitted mittens fastened to them, will help to create a unique style. This style is extremely comfortable to wear. You can release your fingers at any time, which is especially convenient if you have to do any work in the cold. At the same time, original knitted mittens in combination with gloves look very impressive and perfectly complement any look. They can have different lengths:

• shortened, which can be combined with almost any outerwear;
• as long as possible, which will fit fur coats that have a sleeve length of three quarters or very short.

Fur knitted mittens

For especially severe frosts, when wool or knitwear are not able to fully protect, perfect choice will be products knitted from fur. Such knitted mittens have a number of features, which include:

• excellent heat-saving properties, hands will remain warm even at the lowest temperature;
• maximum convenience, the hand in them is not constrained and remains mobile;
• the presence of a lining in certain models (for example, made from or astrakhan). The exception is knitted mink mittens, which are characterized by a special manufacturing technology. They are knitted from skins cut into strips, which are interspersed with rows of yarn. The color range of mink accessories is very diverse: they can be gray, beige, with a blue tint, brown, black.

Knitted openwork mittens

If someone does not like large or regular knitting, then you can look after openwork accessories. Many manufacturers offer them different sizes, flowers, but they are always made of natural materials. Beautiful knitted mittens are minimally processed, and an openwork pattern is obtained through the use of a special tool - a fork. The accessory is perfect for a coat or poncho. Once you put them on, you won't want to take them off.

Knitted jacquard mittens

The jacquard pattern, which is at the peak of popularity, is a cunning interweaving of threads of different colors, which results in a variety of patterns and patterns. There can be a great variety of variations, the most common are knitted mittens with the following patterns:

• “lazy” jacquard - simple patterns that are ideal for a beginner who decides to knit a product on his own. It is an alternation of several simple motives;
• more complex patterns in the form of rhombuses, stars, squares, labyrinths, colors in the form of a leopard;
• knitted mittens with flowers, leaves and other plant elements;
• norwegian patterns, which depict deer, Christmas trees, snowflakes.

Pearl knit mittens

The pearl pattern looks very impressive, which also has other variants of names: muddle, columns, rice. In appearance, it resembles a small boucle, clearly visible on a knitted fabric, similar to rice cereal. The advantage of this knitting is that it is double-sided, so the result is fashionable knitted mittens that can be worn on one side or the other. Using different colors, you can create a product that will differ depending on which side to wear it, which allows you to diversify the image.

Mittens and mittens, decorated with embroidery, craftswomen "Nina"
With master class by embroidery "Roses"

Mittens and mitts are knitted from 100% merino wool and decorated with wool thread embroidery. All of them are recommended to hand wash in cool water, squeeze through a towel, dry in the unfolded form with the pattern up. We are inspired and learn to embroider simple knitted mittens according to the master's MK.

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Master class: mittens with embroidery "Roses"

For work, we need the following materials and tools:

• mittens;
• wool for embroidery;
• 2 long needles with a large eye;
• 2 pieces of leather or to / substitute the size of a mitten.

Go.

Step 1. Drawing

I do not know what kind of mittens you will have in your hands before embroidery. It all depends on how the mittens are knitted, from what yarn, how many additions the yarn will be. Therefore, I will tell you on the example of mine, and it will not be difficult for you to recalculate for your mittens.

First, we draw the outlines of the mittens on paper and sketch with a pencil the drawing that you would like to see on the finished mittens.

In order for the flowers to turn out to be the same size on both mittens and the pattern to be perfectly mirrored, we outline the main color spots on the drawing.

Step 2. Gasket

We will need a piece of leather of any quality and color. If there is no skin, you can use a piece of leatherette.

We put mittens on the skin and circle them. Cut out. Insert into mittens. Why do we need it? I don’t work with the wrong side, I only embroider on the face, thanks to the lining, I don’t have to constantly check with my hands whether we accidentally sewn both sides of the mittens. The main thing is that the lining should be clearly the size of the mittens, no less and no more, this will also help to avoid contraction and stretching when embroidering.

Step 3. Basting

The front side of the mittens - 19 loops. With a contrasting thread, cotton, Iris, Tulip or another we make a basting, 1 loop on both sides along the entire length of the mitten. A rectangle has been designated, beyond which it is impossible to protrude. And even if the mitten moves in the hands during embroidery, you can always see where the edges of the front side of the mitten are.

There are 17 loops left. With a contrasting thread, we outline the squares, as in the diagram, where the main flowers will be. We make a basting weakly, do not tighten.

Step 4. Embroider flowers

We fold the thread in half and thread it through a long needle with a large eye. We start embroidery from the topmost bud. We have a thread in 2 additions, so there is no need to make a knot, but you need to fix the thread at the beginning of the bud.

So that all the buds on both mittens are the same, we immediately determine that we will make 6 turns per needle for each bud.

The height of the bud is also the same for all. I have this height of 4 rows.

If you have never embroidered with satin stitch before, then, of course, you hardly need to start embroidering mittens right away. In order not to spoil both the mittens and the mood, practice on an old knitted sweater. Having wound 6 turns on the needle, with the left hand we hold the wound threads, and with the right we carefully remove the needle from the turns. The resulting roller is laid according to the drawing.

Having made 3 buds, stretch the thread to the beginning of the next group of buds, embroider two more groups of 3 buds.

Let's start embroidering roses in a large square. You can additionally divide the square into 2 parts with a contrasting thread, in the upper part there will be a rose in the middle, and in the lower part there will be two roses.

Rose

We start from the middle of the rose. We embroider a rose from rollers, like buds. First, we wind 6 turns on the needle, hold the thread, remove the needle from the turns. One roller is ready. The second roller - we bring the needle in the middle of the first roller, slightly to the side, wind 6 turns on the needle and take the needle out of the turns. We lay the roller according to the drawing.

And so the whole rose, each time we bring the needle into the middle of the previous roller, a little to the side. We embroider freely, we do not tighten the thread.

And so, gradually, clockwise, we form a rose, increasing the number of turns.

Our rose consists of 2 rollers of 6 turns. Next, we increase the turns and make 2 rollers of 8 turns, 2 rollers of 10 turns and 2 rollers of 12 turns. Try to keep the roses strictly in the marked square.

All three roses are ready, we bring the thread to the middle of the roses and fix it.

We bring the thread along any rose to the side. We cut the thread.

I deliberately cut the thread to a minimum to show how to secure the thread when it was very, very short. With a needle without a thread, we pierce the rose where we want the thread to pass. When the needle is almost completely sunk into the product, only the eye remains visible, we thread the short tail of the thread into the eye and stretch the needle. The thread passed safely and even a little left. Cut off the rest.

Step 5. Embroider buds and roses on another mitten

We embroider in the same order. First, the topmost three buds, then 2 more pairs of buds and three roses in a square. Here's what happens:

To be continued.

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Master class: mittens with "Roses" embroidery. Part 2

We continue.

Step 6. Let's start embroidering greenery

First we embroider the buds.

We fix the thread about three roses at the beginning of the bud stem. We pierce with a needle under the bottom of the bud and bring it out just above the top of the bud, a little to the side. We stretch the thread. We have a stalk of a bud. We pierce with a needle on the other side of the upper part of the bud and bring the needle out at the bottom of the bud. We have a stem and a loop around the bud.

To make the bud beautiful, we fasten the loop that we got around the bud with two stitches at the base of the bud.

The first bud is ready. We proceed to the second. We bring the thread to the beginning of the stem of the second bud near the beginning of the stem of the first bud. And we repeat everything.

We start to embroider a leaf

The leaves should be approximately the same size, about 2 cm long.

We bring the thread to the middle of the future leaflet, somewhere about 1 cm from the roses.

Pulled out the thread.

Got a loop.

We stick the needle 0.5 cm above the loop in the center and bring the needle out on the left side of the loop. Pull out the thread. We got the topmost part of the leaflet.

We continue to embroider a leaf.

On these mittens I embroider with green threads of two colors - light green threads and melange (yellow-green-brown). But you can embroider in one color, I just like it when the leaves are multi-colored, this makes the embroidery more interesting.

The first leaf is embroidered, plain. Now we proceed to the second, multi-colored of melange yarn. And so in a circle around three roses. Try to keep the leaves all the same size.

One mitten is ready.

I do not make a basting for the leaves, on the second mitten I made it especially for you, the same must be done on both mittens. She will help you to make one size.

We start working with the second mitten.

When embroidering leaves, you can not observe complete symmetry on both mittens. The main thing is that the flowers are strictly symmetrical and of the same size.

Both mittens are ready.

This is what the underside of the mittens looks like:

I really hope that my master class will help you. Come up with your own drawings, knit, embroider, give joy to yourself and your loved ones. I would be grateful if this embroidery scheme, on the example of which the master class was made, will be used exclusively for personal purposes, and not for commercial purposes.

Sincerely, Nina Bulgakova

In the cold season, we all put on sweaters, pull on hats and mittens. Monochromatic things are practical, but quickly get bored. Let's decorate ordinary sweaters, mittens and hats by doing "embroidery" on knitted clothes. It is not difficult at all, but it looks spectacular, allowing you to create unique things for adults and children.

Features of embroidery on knitwear

For knitwear, stitch embroidery is mainly used, but there are other embroidery techniques. How to do embroidery on knitted product? To get started, be patient and the following materials:

• canvas for embroidery;
• threads;
• needle for knitwear;
• beads;

• Luneville hook;
• tracing paper;
• scissors;
• scheme.

As a canvas, use any knitted item. Choose threads of the same thickness as the threads on the knitted product, in color they should be in harmony with it or be contrasting - it depends on the pattern.

It is quite possible to replace a knitting needle with a regular needle by blunting its tip on a whetstone or sandpaper. Beads can be taken in different colors and sizes. You can even buy a "set" for beadwork and use the included pattern to work with.

On knitwear, it is convenient to carry out with beads using the appropriate hook. Tracing paper will be needed to transfer the “scheme” for satin stitch embroidery. Scissors - for cutting this pattern out of carbon paper, and they are indispensable when working with threads. Any scheme is suitable - contour, as for coloring, if you want satin stitch embroidery, or a scheme for "cross stitch".

If you embroider in loops:

1. Decide on a picture and a thing.
2. One cell in the pattern for cross stitch corresponds to one "tick" on the knitted product.
3. Bring the needle and thread to the front side in the place where the knitted "tick" forks.
4. We stick the needle at the top of one half of the checkmark, bring it back at the top of the second half, pull the thread - and here is the first stitch.
5. We stick the needle at the point from which the needle was first brought to the front side. The checkmark is sewn up, the first cell of the picture is ready.
6. Continuing in the same spirit, we carry out the entire intended picture.

If you embroider with stitch:

1. Transfer your picture to tracing paper, cut off the excess edges.
2. Fasten the tracing paper to the knitted fabric by stitching all the contours drawn on the tracing paper with a thread.
3. Carefully remove the tracing paper.
4. Embroider the details of the pattern in the stitching technique that is convenient for you, given the nature of the pattern.

If sewing with beads:

1. Take strong threads that match in color with the main thing.
2. For embroidery on a knitted product, use a Luneville hook - this way you will not fray the main threads.
3. It is better to attach beads to the canvas with tambour or stalk suture- this will ensure their reliable fixation and simplify the care of the embroidered product.

In any embroidery, make sure that the thread tension is even, otherwise the pattern will come out skewed.
The theory is over, let's move on to practice.

Ideas for embroidery on knitwear with patterns

The most original and beautiful ideas about how to decorate knitted products with embroidery can only be born in your imagination. We have selected some schemes from which you can build on the creation of real masterpieces.

Small schemes of stitches and patterns for embroidery on knitwear

Try to decorate clothes with such stripes and elements:

With such patterns, you can decorate the collar, sleeves and edges of the sweater, you can decorate gloves or a hat. You can combine elements to create real pictures.

Patterns for embroidery on knitwear for children

Embroidery on children's knitwear is a pleasure, especially since there are plenty of patterns for embroidery on loops.
Such a bullfinch, made according to the scheme for cross-stitch, will decorate any children's sweater:



And here is how the snowman was embroidered according to the same principle:


Another idea for children's knitted blouses:

Schemes for embroidering flowers on knitwear

Using loop embroidery, you can depict any flowers.
These are the roses you can decorate knitted sweater, in finished form, such a thing looks very impressive:

When embroidering with satin stitch on knitwear, it is better to choose an outline pattern, but cross-stitch patterns, such as irises, are also suitable:

As a result, such embroidery will decorate even a nondescript thing.

To decorate knitted products with beads, it is not necessary to look for an “embroidery pattern”. Sweatshirts with an embroidered collar look very cool. It's quick and easy and looks amazing:

A hat with beading and beads along the protruding knitting contours looks spectacular.

Embroidered snowflakes on knitwear

Winter theme is especially relevant on knitted sweaters and mittens.
Use any snowflakes you like from the diagrams:

Such winter openwork patterns look great on sweaters and mittens:

Rococo embroidery on knitwear

This is very beautiful view bulk embroidery. In this type of embroidery, the “French knot” is often used as a decorative element:

Here are small schemes for the execution of elements in the Rococo style:

You can embroider Rococo, guided by fantasy, or you can adapt some patterns of patterns to suit different types knitted products.
Using the elements of the following scheme, you can decorate any thing:

Here's what it looks like on a blouse:

beautiful scheme heart shaped:

Video with the lessons of the master class of embroidery on knitwear for beginners

This video shows how to embroider loops. The secrets of such embroidery are told, what threads to take, how to prepare the canvas.

This video shows a master class on embroidery on knitwear using the Rococo technique. The craftswoman uses thread satin ribbons, beads, sequins, beads, buttons. It shows in detail how to knit leaves and centers for flowers. It tells where you can apply such embroidery.

Pros and cons of embroidery on knitwear

Embroidery on a knitted product will turn any nondescript little thing into a real work of art and give new life old, boring things. With the help of different techniques, techniques, stitches and seams, you can create any ornament or a full-fledged drawing. Using beads, beads, buttons or sequins with rhinestones, you can decorate clothes even without patterns, which is simple, convenient and even for a beginner.

The disadvantages include, that sometimes the threads with which the ornament is embroidered are dyed when washed incorrectly, and loose beads and beads can come off, dissolving the entire ornament.

Write in the comments, how do you feel about embroidery on knitwear?

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Description below
1) wrist girth - 19 cm

EMBROIDERY ON KNITTED CLOTH

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You will need: 100 g of wool yarn Brown(300m/100g). hook number 2, 5, colored threads for embroidery.

Description below
To knit mittens, take the following measurements:
1) wrist girth - 19 cm
2) the length of the hand from the wrist to the middle finger - 18 cm
3) the length of the hand from the wrist to the end of the little finger - 14 cm
4) the length of the hand from the wrist to the beginning of the thumb - b cm
5) the length of the thumb from the base to the middle of the nail - 5 cm

A chain of 4 air. close in the ring 8 st.b / n. Make increases as in a circle, but in each row not 6 times, but 4 times, i.e. perform not a circle, but a cone. Increase until the total number of loops is 36, i.e. approximately 19 cm.

Switch to knitting without increments and knit 8 cm (14-6=8). Then make a hole for the thumb, i.e. leave 8 loops untied and cast on 8 air sts. After that, knit another 6 cm in a straight st.b / n, and then perform the emission of an elastic band 1 x 1, i.e. alternate convex and concave columns, with a crochet so knit to any height (4-6 cm).

After that, start knitting the thumb - knit 8 st.b / n + 1 (side) + 8 from the air.p. + 1 (side), i.e. 18 loops and knit st.b / n 5 cm high, then knit 2 sts together until 3-4-sts remain. Pull off the loops.

Embroider finished mittens using the "rococo" technique for the middle, "smooth" - for the petals and leaves.

EMBROIDERY ON KNITTED CLOTH

Some types of stitches that are often used for embroidery knitted fabric.

Buttonhole stitch: Follows the shape of a buttonhole in a knitted fabric. Therefore, it is often used instead of laborious knitting of an ornament. Embroidered loops can match knit loops or be 1, 2 or 3 knit loops wide and 1, 2 or 3 rows high, spaced apart or close fitting, covering the background.

"Rococo". Thread the end of the needle three or more times (depending on the size of the pattern), pull the needle through the turns, holding them with your finger, and prick into the fabric near the exit point of the needle. It is used for embroidery of roses and small bouquets.

Double-sided smoothness. Stitches should be laid often, evenly tightening them and guiding them as required by the pattern. With this embroidery technique, the stitches are the same on both sides of the fabric.

It is usually used for embroidery of floral ornaments from flowers and leaves. For more relief pattern the flooring is preliminarily made, and the stitches of the smooth surface are embroidered across the flooring.

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