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Yunqing trial line, almost 4 or two, the line is smooth, soft and good,
Use needle: Lingzi No. 13 No. 12 itself 11 itself
Size: 60 cm long bust 96 cm
After seeing the clothes of the dark night phantom, I planted grass in my heart. I just applied for the trial line, and I chose the malt color of No. 11, which is a bit similar to the dress. But I have a habit that I always feel that reading the tutorial is too troublesome, so I did n’t follow the tutorials, I only took the illustrations in the text, and the weaving method came with myself.
Weaving small notes:
After 336 stitches twisting 26 lines on the 12th needle, the No. 11 weaving A pattern, the A pattern ends, the underlying needle, and the 20–1-3 closes the needle to flatten 30 lines. Press 20–1–3 Platform and weaving 16 lines to open the front and rear pieces. Each of the front and rear films is 168, and the back of the rear film is closed on both sides. Flat.
In the first 168 stitches, 10 stitches on each side of the underarms and 2-1—30. When receiving 23 times under the armpit, 52 stitches are closed in the middle of the front collar, and then 2-5-1, 2-4-1, 2-3-1, 2-2-2 2-1-2, and then Flat.
The sleeve uses 129 stitches 129 stitches and 8 single threads, then switch to No. 11 knitting B tricycles and 2 groups. The two groups end the underarms and close the needle. On both sides, 11 stitches are collected. It is used for suture, and then press 2-1-30, the remaining 47 stitch, and start 5 times. (A little sloping shoulder)
The 13th needle 13 provides 252 knitted twisting monoclonal tattoos. When weave the size you want, use a sewing needle to collect it and collect the monocular gaps.
The illustration is the dark night phantom sisters of the forum. Please inform if it is wrong. The original model is a wide -sleeved version. It is not suitable for me, and I changed it to normal.
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Author | Guying Youlan
Source: Weaving Life Forum
