Openwork patterns with knitting needles, more than 60 patterns and products with openwork patterns, Patterns for knitting

Beautiful delicate openwork patterns knitted with knitting needles make us stop our eyes and marvel at the skill of the needlewoman who created such a miracle. Knitting needles are a unique tool that allows you to knit a huge number of openwork patterns of varying degrees of complexity.

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Where are openwork patterns used?

The following items are knitted with openwork patterns using knitting needles:

scarves, scarves, shawls;
collars, sleeves;
blouses, blouses;
dresses;
vests, boleros;
napkins, bedspreads, tablecloths;
border, stitching;
baptismal robes for babies, etc.

Openwork patterns are created by forming holes, for which yarn overs are made with knitting needles. The holes must be placed in a certain order so that the result is an interesting design. Openwork patterns knitted with knitting needles can be simple, but there are patterns that can be followed to knit complex images with unique motifs.

Even the most elementary openwork pattern with the help of knitting needles transforms the product, giving lightness, sophistication, and originality. Simple holes that form simple flowers or leaves make an ordinary blouse cute and original. Often the entire product is knitted in an openwork pattern, but it is quite appropriate to combine knit or purl knitting with an openwork stripe.

You can’t do without openwork, for example, when knitting a border. Craftsmen manage to knit even the most beautiful stylish models of wedding dresses. Products with openwork are knitted using the following themes:

geometric patterns - rhombuses, corners, triangles, etc.;
vertical wide or narrow paths;
horizontal stripes;
leaves of various shapes;
flowers, stems;
butterflies, etc.

The color of yarn for openwork patterns on knitting needles can be any color.

Openwork patterns with knitting needles: what threads are used

It would seem that only thin threads are suitable for openwork patterns, but this is not so. The openwork is also knitted with knitting needles from yarn of medium thickness. There are knitting techniques when using thick knitting needles from wool with down or from mohair, they create original openwork models of sweaters, cardigans, pullovers and other products.

Yarn for knitting openwork patterns is suitable from the following materials:

cotton, linen;
silks;
synthetic threads;
wool, half-wool;
mixed fibers, etc.

If the product is knitted carefully, and the model of children's or women's clothing is selected in accordance with the characteristics of the yarn and in accordance with the purpose, then the result will be a stylish, exclusive item.

Summer pattern

A beautiful simple pattern that is suitable for knitting a wide variety of items - blouses, tunics, tops, jumpers, cardigans. The canvas is openwork, smooth, without distortions.

For the sample, 100 g of yarn was used. 260 meters; knitting needles 2.5 mm.

Pattern repeat: 10 loops; 10 rows.

Knitting pattern in rotary rows:

The number of loops is a multiple of 10 + 1 loop for symmetry + 2 edge loops.

ROW 1: *P1; 1 person; 2 persons together. to the right (behind the front walls); yarn over; 1 person; 1 purl; 1 person; yarn over; 2 persons together. to the left (through the broach); 1 person*; 1 purl.
2, 4, 6, 8, 10 ROWS (all even): knit according to pattern; Yarn over with purl loops.
ROW 3: *P1; 2 vm. persons right; yarn over; 2 persons; 1 purl; 2 persons; yarn over; 2 vm. persons left*; 1 purl.
ROWS 5, 7: *P1; 1 person; yarn over; 1 person; 2 vm. persons right; 1 purl; 2 vm. persons left; 1 person; cape; K1;* P1
ROW 9: *P1; 2 persons; 2 vm. persons right; yarn over; 1 purl; yarn over; 2 vm. persons left; K2;* P1

The pattern is repeated from the 1st to the 10th row.

Knitting pattern in the round:

The number of loops is cast in multiples of 10.

ROW 1: *P1; 1 person; 2 persons together. to the right (behind the front walls); yarn over; 1 person; 1 purl; 1 person; yarn over; 2 persons together. to the left (through the broach); 1 person*
2, 4, 6, 8, 10 ROWS (all even): knit according to pattern; Yarn over with facial loops.
ROW 3: *P1; 2 vm. persons right; yarn over; 2 persons; 1 purl; 2 persons; yarn over; 2 vm. persons to the left.*
ROWS 5, 7: *P1; 1 person; yarn over; 1 person; 2 vm. persons right; 1 purl; 2 vm. persons left; 1 person; cape; 1 person*
ROW 9: *P1; 2 persons; 2 vm. persons right; yarn over; 1 purl; yarn over; 2 vm. persons left; 2 persons*

The pattern is repeated from the 1st to the 10th row.

Useful tips

On the front or back surface, openwork stripes can be used as inserts.

Openwork knitting looks very beautiful on acrylic threads - this must be taken into account when choosing yarn for knitting.

Mohair or angora are suitable for a demi-season sweater knitted with openwork tracks.

To make the product the right size, you need to knit the sample with the selected pattern, and from it calculate the number of loops to work with.

BEAUTIFUL PATTERN “OPENWORK TRACKS” with knitting needles!

Simple, openwork pattern for cardigans and jumpers

A beautiful and elegant pattern that is easy to knit and belongs to the openwork category. You can also knit in the round.

Simple, openwork pattern - MK:

For the sample, 100 g of yarn was used. 290 meters; knitting needles 2.5 mm.

Pattern repeat: 5 loops; 6 rows.

Knitting pattern in rotary rows:

The number of loops is a multiple of 5 + 2 loops for symmetry + 2 edge loops. The pattern repeat is indicated by *____*.

Preparatory row (purl): *Knit 2; 3 purl;* 2 knits.

ROW 1: *P2; The 3rd loop on the left knitting needle is thrown over the two outer loops, then these loops are knitted: k1; yarn over FROM YOURSELF; K1;* P2.
ROW 2: *K2; 3 purl;* 2 knits.
ROW 3: *P2; 1 person; yarn over; 1 person; yarn over; K1;* P2.
ROW 4: *K2; 5 p.;* 2 knits.
ROW 5: *P2; 2 persons together. tilted to the LEFT (behind the rear walls); 1 person; 2 persons together. with a tilt to the RIGHT (behind the front walls);* 2 purl.
ROW 6: *K2; 3 purl*; 2 persons

Knitting pattern in the round:

The number of loops is cast, a multiple of 5.

Prep row: *P2; 3 persons*

ROW 1: *P2; The 3rd loop on the left knitting needle is thrown onto the two outer loops, then these loops are knitted: k1; yarn over FROM YOURSELF; 1 person*
ROW 2: *P2; 3 persons*
ROW 3: *P2; 1 person; yarn over; 1 person; yarn over; 1 person*
ROW 4: *P2; 5 persons*
ROW 5: *P2; 2 persons together. tilted to the LEFT (behind the rear walls); 1 person; 2 persons together. tilted to the RIGHT (behind the front walls).*
ROW 6: *P2; 3 persons*

Openwork in the form of “clouds”

A beautiful, openwork pattern that resembles clouds. Looks elegant and elegant in summer blouses, tops, tunics, light jumpers. The pattern itself is knitted simply - every 4 rows are repeated offset, all even rows are purled (for turning rows).

Beautiful openwork for blouses – MK:

For the white sample, 100 g yarn was used. 290 meters; knitting needles 2.5 mm. For the blue sample, 100 g yarn was used. 280 meters; knitting needles 2.5 mm.

Pattern repeat: 10 loops; 8 rows.

Knitting pattern in rotary rows:

The number of loops is a multiple of 10 + 5 for symmetry + 2 edge stitches. It is better to knit with classic purl loops. All yarn overs are made BY YOURSELF.

The first row is preparatory: purl all the loops.

ROW 1 (front): *P5; yarn over FROM YOURSELF; 5 stitches together. (behind the back wall); yarn over*; 5 p.
ROWS 2, 4, 6, 8: purl all stitches.
ROW 3: *P5; yarn over; 3 persons; yarn over*; 5 p.
ROW 5: *yo; 5 stitches together. (behind the back wall); yarn over; 5 purl*; yarn over; 5 stitches together. (behind the back wall); Yarn over
ROW 7: *yo; 3 persons; yarn over; 5 purl*; yarn over; 3 persons; Yarn over

Knitting pattern in the round:

The number of loops is cast on, a multiple of 10. All yarn overs are OWN.

The first row is preparatory: all stitches are knit.

ROW 1 (front): *P5; yarn over FROM YOURSELF; 5 stitches together. (behind the back wall); yarn over*; 5 p.
ROWS 2, 4, 6, 8: knit all stitches.
ROW 3: *P5; yarn over; 3 persons; yarn over*; 5 p.
ROW 5: *yo; 5 stitches together. (behind the back wall); yarn over; 5 purl*; yarn over; 5 stitches together. (behind the back wall); Yarn over
ROW 7: *yo; 3 persons; yarn over; 5 purl*; yarn over; 3 persons; Yarn over

Norwegian Spruce pattern

The Norwegian Spruce knitting pattern is beautiful and delicate. Suitable for knitting sweaters, jumpers, cardigans, blouses. It is considered an openwork pattern; it has a front and back side. You can knit in the round.

Knitting pattern “Norwegian spruce” - video:

For the sample, 50 g yarn was used. 90 meters; knitting needles 5 mm.

Pattern diagram in rotating rows and in a circle:

Pattern repeat: 12 loops; 8 rows.

For knitting in the round, the number of loops is a multiple of 12. All even rows are knitted with knit stitches. All odd rows are knitted according to the pattern marked *___*.

For knitting in turning rows, the number of loops is a multiple of 12 +1 for symmetry + 2 edge stitches. The pattern is easier to knit using a classic purl stitch. The pattern repeat is indicated by *____*.

The first row is preparatory (does not repeat): all loops are purl.

ROW 1: P1; *P3; 5 persons; 4 purl*
ROWS 2, 4, 6 and 8: purl all stitches.
ROW 3: purl 2 stitches together; *P2; 2 persons; yarn over FROM YOURSELF; 1 person; yarn over; 2 persons; 2 purl; 3 loops together purl.* Row ends: 2 stitches together purl.
ROW 5: purl 2 together;* purl 1; 2 persons; yarn over; 3 persons; yarn over; 2 persons; 1 purl; 3 together purl. *Row ends: 2 together purl.
ROW 7: P2 together; *2 persons; yarn over; 5 persons; yarn over; 2 persons; 3 together purl.* Row ends: 2 together purl.

Original strip

The “horizontal stripe” pattern with knitting needles will decorate any product (hat, sweater, skirt, socks). To accomplish this, you need to work according to the following scheme:

first and eleventh rows - knit all stitches;
second and twelfth rows - knit all loops inside out;
third row - alternate knit four with purl four;
fourth and seventh rows – purl one, knit four, purl three;
fifth and eighth rows – knit two, purl four, knit two;
sixth and ninth rows – purl three, knit four, purl one;
Row 10 – knit four, purl four.

Openwork “paths” in garter stitch

Beautiful, at the same time easy to work, openwork tracks with knitting needles in garter stitch. They look great, decorating any product - cardigan, sweater, jumper, vest. tunic The pattern can be knitted in the round.

Openwork tracks with knitting needles - video:

For the sample, 100 g of yarn was used. 280 meters; knitting needles 2.5 mm.

Pattern repeat: 8 loops; 4 rows.

Knitting pattern in rotary rows:

The number of loops is a multiple of 8 + 3 for symmetry + 2 edge loops. The pattern repeat is indicated by *____*.

ROW 1: *K3; 2 persons together. tilted to the RIGHT (behind the front walls); yarn over FROM YOURSELF; 1 person; yarn over; 2 persons together. with a tilt to the LEFT (behind the back walls); * 3 persons.
ROW 2: K3; *P5; 3 persons*
ROW 3: knit all stitches
ROW 4: K3; *P5; 3 persons*

Knitting pattern in the round:

The number of loops is cast, a multiple of 8.

ROW 1: *K3; 2 persons together. tilted to the RIGHT (behind the front walls); yarn over FROM YOURSELF; 1 person; yarn over; 2 persons together. tilted to the LEFT (behind the rear walls)*.
ROW 2: *knit 5; 3 purl*
ROW 3: knit all stitches.
ROW 4: *knit 5; 3 purl*

Openwork horizontal path

What different patterns are obtained when knitting the same techniques on knitting needles? Path made of openwork semicircles:

And in the next description of the vertical pattern, for a variety of possibilities, we will use knitting 5 stitches together.

Dial the number of stitches 10 + 2 edge stitches. 1st row: knit stitches 2nd row: purl. p. 3 rows: * 3 knit, 2 yarn overs, 5 stitches together knit, 2 yarn overs, 2 knit.* 4 rows: * 3 p., 1 knit., 1 p., 1 knit., 4 p.*

Knitting patterns. Lush paths.

Please note that in a burgundy stripe of symmetrical triangles, the purl rows must be knitted not according to the pattern, but strictly according to the pattern.

Knitting pattern “Relief paths”!

For the more experienced, a wide stripe with a zigzag pattern can be used as an idea for a central motif for a women's lightweight sweater or jacket. Even more zigzags here. Follow the link.

Description of pink knitting was already on TatuchkaClub

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Vertical, openwork stripes

Graceful, openwork “paths” in the form of vertical stripes are knitted simply, and at the same time they look very interesting. Suitable for knitting any product - cardigan, blouse, top, jumper. The pattern is knitted in the round too. Looks especially impressive on thinner yarn.

Openwork stripes with knitting needles - video:

For the blue sample, 100 g yarn was used. 280 meters; knitting needles 2.5 mm.

Rapport 6 loops; 4 rows.

Knitting pattern in rotary rows:

The number of loops is a multiple of 6 + 3 for symmetry + 2 edge loops. Pattern repeat is indicated *_____*.

ROW 1: knit all stitches.
2, 4 ROWS: K3; *P3; 3 persons*
ROW 3: *K3; yarn over FROM YOURSELF; 3 loops together purl; Yarn over;* 3 persons.

Knitting pattern in the round:

The number of loops is a multiple of 6.

ROW 1: knit all stitches.
2, 4 ROWS: 3 p.; 3 persons
ROW 3: K3; yarn over FROM YOURSELF; 3 loops together purl; Yarn over

Products

As soon as the cold weather sets in, you really want to put on light but warm clothes. You can knit such a product with your own hands. A scarf knitted with openwork knitting from mohair threads will look great . It will be light, airy, and at the same time very warm.

An elegant blouse can also be knitted from mohair threads, combining openwork paths and a braid pattern.

This is what a knitted sweater will look like if the openwork pattern alternates with the stockinette stitch. The color of the product can be any, and you can experiment with the pattern.

Figured, openwork pattern

An interesting and beautiful openwork pattern is suitable for knitting cardigans, blouses, jumpers and tops. It can be used in knitting stoles, since the reverse side is also extremely beautiful.

How to knit the pattern - MK:

For the sample, 100 g of yarn was used. 240 meters; knitting needles 2.5 mm.

Knitting pattern in rotary rows:

Pattern repeat: 12 loops; 8 rows.

The number of loops is a multiple of 12 + 11 for symmetry + 2 edge loops. It is better to knit with a classic purl loop. All yarn overs are made BY YOURSELF.

1st row preparatory: all stitches are knit. 2nd row preparatory: purl all stitches.

ROW 1: P1; *3 loops together with one front one behind the front walls; yarn over; 1 person; yarn over; 1 person; yarn over; 1 person; yarn over; 3 loops together with one front loop behind the back walls; 3 purl*; 3 loops together with one front one behind the front walls; yarn over; 1 person; yarn over; 1 person; yarn over; 1 person; yarn over; 3 loops together with one front loop behind the back walls; 1 purl.
ROW 2: knit 1; *P9; 3 persons*; 9 purl; 1 person
ROW 3: P1; *9 persons; 3 purl; 9 persons; 1 purl.
ROW 4: k1; *P9; 3 persons*; 9 purl; 1 persons
ROW 5: yarn over; 1 person; yarn over; *3 loops together with the front one behind the back walls; 3 purl; 3 loops together with the front one behind the front walls; yarn over; 1 person; yarn over; 1 person; yarn over; 1 person; yarn over; *3 loops together with the front one behind the back walls; 3 purl; 3 loops together with the front one behind the front walls; yarn over; 1 person; Yarn over
ROW 6: purl 4; *3 persons; 9 purl*; 3 persons; 4 p.
ROW 7: knit 4; *P3; 9 persons*; 3 purl; 4 persons
ROW 8: purl 4; *3 persons; 9 purl*; 3 persons; 4 p.

A selection of bathroom knitting products with openwork patterns

Tunic with openwork paths and leaves

Tunic with openwork paths and leaves Hello girls! This tunic came together for summer. Yarn “Violet” (100% cotton). It took 4 skeins (220m in 75g). Knitting needles No. 2.5. Knitting needles No. 2.5. Description of the tunic Knitting patterns for the tunic

Shawl Openwork net. Arina's work

Hello handicraft girls and shawl lovers! I want to show you a shawl that I knitted a month ago. Title Fishnet Author Evelyn A. Clark. Yarn Kauni 8/1, color black, knitting needles 3.5. Size 142/60. Inspiration, good mood and light hearts to all girls

Openwork jacket knitted from viscose

One day the idea came to mind to try threads that were completely unfamiliar and unknown to me. My gaze fell on a rather strange picture on the screen. I didn’t even understand what kind of yarn it was. I read the composition, zero reviews. I decided to take a risk. Yarn

Openwork blouse with kimono sleeves

Openwork blouse with kimono sleeves. Hello girls! Summer is in full swing, we continue to delight ourselves with new things. A simple blouse for everyday wear. Yarn “Viscose silk” (viscose 100%). It took a little more than two skeins (350m per 100g). Knitting needles No. 2.5. Description of the pattern for

Top with openwork star

Good afternoon As soon as I saw the blurb for issue 2/15 of Verena magazine, I immediately fell in love with the Chazmin model and really wanted to knit it. It was realized using Carina GRIGNASCO yarn, 100% mercerized cotton. 50 grams 125 meters knits easily. IN

Top with leaves and openwork tracks

Top with leaves and openwork paths. Yarn “Flax” (100% Linen, Camtex). It took two skeins (360m per 100g). Double knitting needles. This was my first time knitting with this yarn. I didn’t like it at all, it doesn’t go on smoothly. Knitting patterns for a top

Openwork in the form of Christmas trees

A simple openwork pattern that looks gentle and knits quickly. Suitable for many products, including summer ones. The fabric has a front and back side. The openwork can be knitted on circular knitting needles.

Simple openwork pattern with knitting needles - video:

For the white sample, 100 g yarn was used. 290 meters; knitting needles 2.5 mm. For the blue sample, 100 g yarn was used. 280 meters; knitting needles 2.5 mm.

Knitting pattern in rotating rows and in the round:

Pattern repeat: 9 loops; 4 rows.

The number of loops is a multiple of 9 + 2 edge loops for turning rows; multiples of 9 for circular knitting.

ROW 1: K2; *2 loops together with the front one tilted to the RIGHT (behind the front walls); yarn over FROM YOURSELF; 1 person; yarn over; 2 loops together with the front one tilted to the LEFT (behind the back walls); 4 knits. *The row ends with 2 knits.
ROW 2: purl all stitches for turning rows; All stitches are knitted for circular knitting.
ROW 3: knit 1; *2 loops together with the front one tilted to the RIGHT (behind the front walls); yarn over FROM YOURSELF; 3 persons; yarn over; 2 loops together with the front one tilted to the LEFT (behind the back walls); K2. *Row of K1 ends.
ROW 4: purl all stitches for turning rows; All stitches are knitted for circular knitting.

Yarn selection

The choice of yarn is of great importance. Each thread has its own characteristics, which are usually written on the label. You should not ignore the manufacturer’s recommendations regarding the care of yarn, since the life of the knitted product depends on this. The assortment of specialized stores includes the following types of yarn:

woolen;
half-woolen;
synthetic;
cotton;
mohair;
homespun wool.

Small openwork

A very simple openwork pattern to knit, but it looks very expressive and original. It is widely used in knitting summer jumpers, cardigans, blouses, tunics, tops and other products. The pattern is knitted in the round as well.

Openwork knitting pattern for a cardigan – MK:

For the white sample, 100 g yarn was used. 290 meters; knitting needles 2.5 mm. For the pink sample, 100 grams of yarn was used. 280 meters; knitting needles 2.5 mm.

Pattern repeat: 3 loops; 4 rows.

Knitting pattern in rotary rows:

Cast on a number of loops that are a multiple of 3 +2 edge stitches.

ROW 1: knit all stitches.
ROW 2: Yarn over from yourself; 1 person
ROW 3:: go down 3 yarn overs; the resulting 3 long loops are returned to the left knitting needle and from them: the 3rd loop is knitted 1 person; yarn over FROM YOURSELF; 3 loops together with the front one behind the back walls.
ROW 4: purl all stitches.

Knitting pattern in the round:

Cast on a number of loops that are a multiple of 3.

ROW 1: knit all stitches.
ROW 2: P1; cover yourself.
ROW 3:: go down 3 yarn overs; the resulting 3 long loops are returned to the left knitting needle and from them: the 3rd loop is knitted 1 person; yarn over FROM YOURSELF; 3 loops together with the front one behind the back walls.
ROW 4: knit all stitches.

Knitting hats

Horizontal knitting patterns for hats can be chosen from all of the above options. All patterns are perfect for knitting hats for adults or small children. As a model, choose single-color options, as well as bright stripes of different colors or jacquard patterns. Knitted hats are now at the peak of popularity. There are many styles with and without a lapel, with “ears”, in the form of a “budenovka”, with one or more pompoms.

The hats are knitted from the bottom up (from the face to the crown). You can make the product with a seam at the back or knit a seamless circular stocking with fixation at the top. It should be remembered that horizontal knitting can stretch in width. That is why it is recommended to measure the density and length in centimeters of the rapport itself and compare it with the length of the head circumference.

Horizontal patterns look great on knitted items. If you try a little, you can knit original, stylish and creative things for yourself or your loved ones. The main thing is that this product will be unique and inimitable.

Graceful openwork

Fantasy openwork knitting is ideal for knitting from thin yarn. It looks especially elegant and stylish in products knitted from mohair. Made from cotton and silk threads, it is suitable for summer versions of tunics, jumpers and stoles.

Openwork knitting - video:

For the sample, 50 g yarn was used. 120 meters; knitting needles 2.5 mm.

Knitting pattern in rotary rows:

Rapport: 4 loops; 4 rows.

The number of loops is a multiple of 4 + 2 edge loops.

First preparatory row: purl all stitches.

ROW 1: knit all stitches – knit each stitch twice.
ROW 2: slip yarn overs from 4 stitches and place long stitches on the left needle. With the right needle we pull out the loop between the 4th and 5th loops; we knit four stitches behind the back walls - repeat these steps a second time.
ROW 3: knit all stitches behind the front walls.
ROW 4: purl all stitches.

Practical advice

Horizontal knitting patterns are very suitable for making wool products. They wear well and do not lose their shape if properly cared for. Thick threads are suitable for knitting hats, sweaters, scarves or any outerwear. It is recommended to knit dresses, blouses, vests, and pullovers from thin wool, which is taken in three or four threads. Sports items should be knitted from thick thread or pet yarn.

Yarn brought from the store should not be immediately rewound into balls. It needs to be washed. To do this, you need to take water at 30 - 40 degrees, add baby or bath soap into it, and whip up the foam. Then put the yarn in there, gently wring it out with your hands (no need to rub), using a delicate wash. Then rinse thoroughly in water and dry.

You can also use used yarn for knitting. To do this, you need to rip apart the parts of the product, unravel them (usually unravel them from top to bottom) and wind them into a skein (not to be confused with a ball). Then wash according to the above method and start knitting again.

Light diagonal openwork

The openwork pattern with diagonal stripes is ideal for knitting light cardigans, blouses, tops, jumpers, stoles, and bacti. The drawing looks expressive.

The width of the “track” can be adjusted with a different number of loops, making it narrower or wider. It is worth noting that combining different widths of stripes gives the canvas an original look.

Light openwork pattern with knitting needles - MK:

For the sample, 100 g of yarn was used. 240 meters; knitting needles 2.5 mm.

Knitting patterns in rotary rows:

You can create repeats of the openwork pattern yourself by changing the first number and knitting further with an offset to the right.

Pattern repeat: 5 loops; 10 rows.

The number of loops is cast on, a multiple of 5 + 2 edge loops. Pay attention to how row 9 is knitted.

1 ROW: K3; 2 together with a knit stitch; yarn over (FROM MYSELF).
ROW 2 and all even rows: purl all stitches, including yarn overs.
ROW 3: K2; 2 together with a knit stitch; yarn over; 1 person
ROW 5: knit 1; 2 together with a knit stitch; yarn over; 2 persons
ROW 7: knit 2 together; yarn over; 3 persons
ROW 9: Row begins: knit 4; 2 together with a knit stitch; Yarn over Next: 3 persons; 2 together with a knit stitch; Yarn over The row ends: 4 persons.

Legend:

- front loop;

- 2 loops together with the front one behind the back wall;

- yarn over FROM MYSELF.

Pattern repeat: 8 loops; 14 rows.

ROW 1: knit 6; 2 together with a knit stitch; yarn over (FROM MYSELF).
ROW 2 and all even rows: purl all stitches, including yarn overs.
ROW 3: knit 5; 2 together with a knit stitch; yarn over; 1 person
ROW 5: knit 4; 2 together with a knit stitch; yarn over; 2 persons
ROW 7: K3; 2 together with a knit stitch; yarn over; 3 persons
ROW 9: K2; 2 together with a knit stitch; yarn over; 4 persons
ROW 10: knit 1; 2 together with a knit stitch; yarn over; 5 persons.
ROW 11: knit 2 together; yarn over; 6 persons.
ROW 13: Row begins: knit 7; 2 together with a knit stitch; Yarn over Next: 6 persons; 2 together with a knit stitch; Yarn over The row ends: 7 persons.

Zigzag

The horizontal zigzag pattern knitted with knitting needles looks great. It is perfect as a main pattern, and will also look good if you decorate the edges of product parts with it. It works like this:

for rapport, cast on 34 loops;
first row – knit seven, purl one;
knit the second row and all even rows the way the loops face;
third row - purl one, knit five, purl three, knit five, purl two;
fifth row – two p., three knit., five p., three knit., three p.;
seventh row – purl three, knit one, purl seven, knit one, purl four;
ninth row – purl seven, knit one;
eleventh row – knit one, purl five, knit three, purl five, knit two;
thirteenth row – knit two, purl three, knit five, purl three, knit three;
fifteenth row – knit three, purl one, knit seven, purl one, knit four;
from the seventeenth row, repeat the pattern from the first row.

Abstract pattern

An original openwork, which has abstract elements in its design. It is better to knit it from thin and smooth yarn. Due to the uneven edges, it is better to frame the pattern with another stitch, such as purl/knit stitch or garter stitch.

Despite the large number of rows in the repeat, the pattern in the work is not complicated. You also need to take into account the fact that the pattern is knitted not only on the front side, but also in the back rows too, although the pattern itself is one-sided.

Abstract openwork – video tutorial:

For the sample, 100 g of yarn was used. 230 meters; knitting needles 2.5 mm.

Openwork patterns - knitting pattern with description:

Pattern repeat: 9 loops; 16 rows.

The number of loops is cast on, a multiple of 9 + 2 edge loops.

ROW 1: knit 7; 2 facial ones together with a tilt to the RIGHT; Yarn over
ROW 2: yarn over; 1 purl; 2 purl loops tilted to the LEFT; 6 p.
ROW 3: knit 5; 2 facial ones together with a tilt to the RIGHT; 2 persons; Yarn over
ROW 4: yarn over; 3 purl; 2 purl loops tilted to the LEFT; 4 p.
ROW 5: K3; 2 facial ones together with a tilt to the RIGHT; 4 persons; Yarn over
ROW 6: yarn over; 5 p.; 2 purl loops tilted to the LEFT; 2 p.
ROW 7: knit 1; 2 facial ones together with a tilt to the RIGHT; 6 persons; Yarn over
ROW 8: yarn over; 7 purl; 2 purl loops tilted to the LEFT.
ROW 9: yarn over; 2 facial ones together with a tilt to the LEFT; 7 persons.
ROW 10: purl 6; 2 purl loops tilted to the RIGHT; 1 purl; Yarn over
ROW 11: yarn over; 2 persons; 2 facial ones together with a tilt to the LEFT; 5 persons.
ROW 12: purl 4; 2 purl loops tilted to the RIGHT; 3 purl; Yarn over
ROW 13: yarn over; 4 persons; 2 facial ones together with a tilt to the LEFT; 3 persons
ROW 14: purl 2; 2 purl loops tilted to the RIGHT; 5 p.; Yarn over
ROW 15: yarn over; 6 persons; 2 facial ones together with a tilt to the LEFT; 1 person
ROW 16: 2 purl loops tilted to the RIGHT; 7 purl; Yarn over

Legend for the pattern diagram:

- front loop;

- purl loop;

- yarn over (FROM MYSELF);

- two knit stitches tilted to the LEFT: the unknitted loop is thrown onto the right knitting needle, the next loop is knitted and pulled through the unknitted loop;

- two knit stitches tilted to the RIGHT: the knit loop is knitted, returned to the left knitting needle and the second loop is pulled through it (put on top).

- two purl loops tilted to the LEFT: two loops are knitted inside out behind the front walls;

- two purl loops tilted to the RIGHT: two loops are knitted inside out behind the back walls.

Horizontal finishing strip

This pattern is suitable for knitting scarves, blouses, jackets, etc. A one-sided knitting method is used. It is recommended to knit from different types of yarn of medium and thin thickness. The description of a horizontal knitting pattern in the form of a finishing strip looks like this:

cast on a repeat of 27 loops plus two edge stitches;
Rows 1, 4, 5, 8, 22, 25, 26, 29 – purl all stitches;
Rows 2, 3, 6, 7, 15, 23, 24, 27, 28 – knit all stitches;
Rows 9, 10, 16, 17 – purl four, knit four, purl one;
Rows 11 and 18 – knit two, purl four, knit two, knit one;
Rows 12 and 19 – purl two, knit four, purl three;
Rows 13, 14, 20, 21 – knit four, purl four, knit one.

Please note the abbreviations (also relevant for subsequent patterns):

purl – this is a purl loop;
persons - face loop.

Delicate openwork hearts

A delicate pattern in the form of openwork hearts, which can be placed against the backdrop of the reverse stitch in different sequences. These openwork fragments are possible in the canvas as a separate element or as a strip, both horizontal and vertical.

The pattern is suitable for knitting women's and children's clothing. Can be used as an independent pattern or as finishing the edge of a product.

For the sample, 100 g of yarn was used. 235 meters; knitting needles 2.5 mm.

Pattern repeat: 9 loops; 10 rows.

Knitting pattern in rotary rows:

The number of loops is a multiple of 9 + 2 for symmetry + 2 edge loops.

1, 7 ROWS: *P4; The 3rd loop on the left needle is thrown over the first two, then knit 1, yarn over, knit 1; 2 p.;* 2 p.
2, 8, 10 ROWS: *knit 4; 3 purl; 2 persons;* 2 persons.
ROW 3: *P3; 2 loops together 1 persons. tilted to the RIGHT; yarn over; 1 person; yarn over; 2 loops together 1 knit.. with a tilt to the LEFT; 1 purl;* 2 purl.
ROW 4: *K3; 5 p.; 1 person;* 2 persons.
ROW 5: *P2; 2 loops together 1 persons. tilted to the RIGHT; yarn over; 3 persons; yarn over; 2 loops together 1 persons. with a tilt to the LEFT;* 2 p.
ROW 6: *K2; 7 p.;* 2 knits.
ROW 9: *P4; 3 persons; 2 p.;* 2 p.

The pattern is repeated from the 1st to the 10th row.

Knitting pattern in the round:

The number of loops is cast, a multiple of 9.

1, 7 ROWS: *P4; The 3rd loop on the left needle is thrown over the first two, then knit 1, yarn over, knit 1; 2 purl*
ROWS 2, 8, 10: *P4; 3 persons; 2 purl*
ROW 3: *P3; 2 loops together 1 persons. tilted to the RIGHT; yarn over; 1 person; yarn over; 2 loops together 1 knit.. with a tilt to the LEFT; 1 purl*
ROW 4: *P3; 5 persons; 1 purl*
ROW 5: *P2; 2 loops together 1 persons. tilted to the RIGHT; yarn over; 3 persons; yarn over; 2 loops together 1 persons. with a tilt to the LEFT.*
ROW 6: *P2; 7 persons*
ROW 9: *P4; 3 persons; 2 purl*

The pattern is repeated from the 1st to the 10th row.

We create an openwork track with knitting needles: step-by-step diagrams and description

The main loops when knitting openwork tracks are yarn overs and loops knitted together.

The easiest way to create a vertical openwork track is to make a yarn over on each front row and knit 2 loops together. In this case, it is important that the yarn overs are one above the other, as in the scheme of simple openwork paths. If, when knitting the next front row, you shift the yarn over by 1 loop in any direction, you will get a diagonal openwork track.

The openwork track according to this pattern consists of 2 rows of 9 loops. Such a pattern, if necessary, can play the role of an openwork elastic band. And if you plan to make the main design using this technique, and its relief does not suit you, you can simply steam the finished product a little with an iron.

Another option for openwork tracks is tracks of 5 loops placed between the stripes of the purl stitch. Rapport consists of an openwork track of 5 loops + background loops - 3 purl loops between the tracks. The diagram of this pattern shows only the front rows, the purl rows are knitted according to the pattern, the yarn overs are knitted with purl loops. To extend the pattern, it must be repeated from the 1st to the 4th rows.

The “double openwork track” pattern is also formed from two alternating rows.
The repeat of this pattern consists of 10 loops. The pattern is knitted according to a pattern that shows both the front and back rows. Pattern "Paths-spikelets".

The repeat of the “tracks - spikelets” pattern consists of 7 loops + 3 loops necessary for the symmetry of the pattern. Knit according to the pattern, with repetitions from the 1st to the 6th rows. Empty cells in the diagram are shown for clarity. Description of the scheme:

First row: * 3 purl loops, 4 knit stitches *, 3 purl loops;

Second row: knit according to pattern;

Third row: *3 purl stitches, 2 knit stitches, 1 yarn over, 2 knit stitches *, 3 purl stitches;

Fourth row: 3 knit stitches, * 5 purl loops, 3 knit stitches *;

Fifth row: *3 purl loops, 2 knit stitches knitted together, 1 yarn over, 1 knit loop, 1 yarn over, 1 simple broach*, 3 purl loops;

Sixth row: 3 knit stitches, * knit 2 purl stitches together, 3 purl stitches, 3 knit stitches *

The “vertical ornament” pattern is interesting for its texture and is very simple to implement. Rapport consists of 9 loops and 6 rows. The front rows are knitted according to the pattern of the pattern, and according to the pattern of the fabric, yet the yarn overs are knitted with purl loops.

The “openwork spikelet” pattern has a very interesting relief. The repeat of this pattern is 9 loops wide and 4 rows high. All purl rows are knitted the way the stitches are facing.

The openwork paths of the following type also resemble, with their relief texture, a spikelet, and the pattern is even simpler than the previous pattern. Rapport is repeated according to the pattern from the 1st to the 2nd rows.

The “Paths-droplets” pattern looks very gentle. Openwork stripes in it alternate with stripes of the reverse surface. The diagram shows a repeat pattern of 9 loops, of which 2 loops create a relief openwork, and 7 loops create stripes of the purl stitch. You can modify the pattern by simply decreasing or increasing the number of stitches in the purl stitch. The pattern is repeated from the 1st to the 8th rows. The purl rows are knitted according to the pattern of the fabric.

Mesh runners are knitted as easily as possible. You decide how many loops you want to knit between the mesh strips yourself. Therefore, you can easily change the pattern by decreasing or adding stitches to the purl stitch. The pattern is knitted according to the pattern, with repetitions of the 2nd and 3rd rows.

The pattern repeat of the relief tracks consists of 6 loops + 2 loops for symmetry. This pattern consists of two elements: 4x2 elastic (4 knit stitches, 2 purl loops) and openwork inserts every 3 rows. During operation, it is important to monitor the inclination of the loops. When you knit the 2nd loops together, bend to the right (to do this, you need to insert the knitting needle into the 2nd and 1st loops, and start from the second and knit them together).

Floral paths are not much more difficult in their execution than the previous patterns. But it looks very impressive, especially if knitted from white yarn. You can knit the pattern strictly according to the pattern or add purl loops to make the distance between the openwork floral paths greater. The purl rows are knitted according to the pattern, and the yarn overs are knitted with purl loops. When you knit two knit stitches together, knit them with a slant to the right (to do this, you need to insert the knitting needle into the 2nd and 1st loops, and, starting from the second, knit them together). The pattern is repeated from the 1st to the 8th rows.