Very voluminous knitting pattern "FUR".
Hello everyone! Today we're knitting a beautiful and very voluminous "FUR" pattern. This pattern can be used to trim cuffs, pockets, and collars. It can also be used to knit hats, snoods, handbags, and even washcloths. This pattern also looks stunning on decorative pillows and capes. Happy knitting! ❤️
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For those new to knitting or just learning to knit:
A rapport is the repeating part of a pattern. A rapport for each pattern has a specific number of stitches across the width and a specific number of rows across the height. The number of stitches in a row must be a multiple of the number of stitches in the rapport, and stitches for pattern symmetry are indicated additionally (if present in the pattern). Example: "the number of stitches is a multiple of 2 + 1 + 2 edge stitches." 1 in this case is a stitch for pattern symmetry.
An asterisk* symbol means that the part of the pattern between the asterisks *-* should be repeated to the end of the row, and the stitches before the asterisk are worked at the beginning of the row for symmetry, while those after the asterisks are worked at the end of the row.
Abbreviations:
● st – stitch;
● sp – knitting needle;
● sp – auxiliary knitting needle;
● ed – edge stitch;
● k – knit stitch;
● purl – purl stitch;
● inc – increase stitch;
● crossed – crossed stitch;
● Crossed stitches - crossed stitches are two or more stitches that are crossed from left to right or right to left, usually using a spare needle.
Timecodes:
0:00 Pattern demonstration
1:39 Pattern repeat
1:46 Row 1
7:09 Row 2
Good luck! You can do it!❤️