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You will need

Yarn (100% cotton; 90 m/50 g) - 450 (500) 550 g red and 50 g white; knitting needles and circular knitting needles No. 5; 2 m of elastic cord with a diameter of 2 mm; 4 elastic cord stoppers.

Patterns and schemes

Facial surface

Front rows - front loops, purl rows - purl loops.

Mesh pattern

The number of loops is a multiple of 3 + 2 edge loops. Knit according to scheme. It contains front and back rows. Constantly repeat rapport between edges. Repeat rows 1 and 2 constantly. During decreases and increases, make sure that the number of yarn overs and stitches knitted together in the pattern matches.

Emphasized decreases

From the right edge = after the edge, knit 4 stitches together.

From the left edge = knit up to 4 stitches before the edge stitch, then slip 1 stitch, as in knitting, knit 3 stitches together and pull through the removed loop, edge stitch.

Knitting density

17.5 p. x 21.5 r. = 10 x 10 cm, knitted with a mesh pattern;
6 rub. = 3 cm, knitted with stockinette stitch.

Pattern

Completing of the work

Back

Using white thread, cast on 74 (80) 86 stitches on the knitting needles, and for the thread that goes around the thumb, take an additional thread of a contrasting color.

Then for the drawstring strap knit 2.5 cm = 5 r. facial stitch. Transfer the stitches of the first row to another knitting needle, and remove the thread of the contrasting color.

For the drawstring, turn the cast-on edge up and in the next purl row, constantly knit 1 loop from the working needle and 1 loop of the cast-on edge together with the purl one.

For raglan bevels after 37 cm = 80 r. from the last white row on both sides, emphasize 1 x 3 stitches and 5 times in every 8th row. (4 times in every 8th r. and 2 times in every 6th r.) 3 times in every 8th r. and 4 times every 6th r. underlined, decrease by 3 p. After 56.5 cm = 122 r. (58.5 cm = 126 rub.) 60.5 cm = 130 rub. From the last white row, leave the remaining 38 stitches temporarily, knitting 1 front row with white thread.

Before

Knit like a back.

For a kangaroo pocket after 5.5 cm = 12 r. from the last white row, knit only on the middle 38 loops, and leave 18 (21) 24 stitches on both sides.

To give shape 1 time in the 19th r. and 1 time in the 37th r. from the beginning of the pocket on both sides, emphasize 3 stitches. The remaining 26 stitches after 18.5 cm = 40 r. set aside from the beginning of the pocket.

Now, behind the pocket loops from the 1st row, cast on 38 sts on the knitting needles, put them into work and continue knitting on all 74 (80) 86 loops.

After 24 cm = 52 r. from the last white row, turn the pocket up and in the next row, knit each of the middle 26 stitches together with 1 stitch of the pocket according to the pattern.

Sleeves

Using white thread, cast on 38 stitches on the knitting needles for each sleeve and make a placket for the drawstring, as on the back. Then switch to the red thread and knit in a mesh pattern.

For sleeve bevels 6 times in every 14th r. (8 times in every 10th r. and 1 time in the next 8th r.) 7 times in every 8th r. and 5 times every 6th r. add 1 p. according to the pattern = 50 (56) 62 p.

After 44.5 cm = 96 r. (44.5 cm = 96 rub.) 42.5 cm = 92 rub. From the last white row on both sides, make raglan bevels, as on the back. Remaining 14 p. after 64 cm = 138 r. (66 cm = 142 rub.) 66 cm = 142 rub. From the last white row, temporarily leave it as on the back, knitting 1 front row with white thread.

Assembly

Sew raglan seams.

Transfer the remaining loops of all parts = 104 sts to circular knitting needles and knit with white thread.

Sew side seams and sleeve seams, leaving 1 cm long sections open on all bottom seams.

Elastic cord approx. length. Thread 125 (135) 140 cm through the front and back drawstrings, and put 1 stopper on the elastic cord on both sides at the seams. Tie the ends of the cord in a knot and move the cord so that the knot remains in the drawstring. Thread an elastic cord approx. long through the drawstring of each sleeve. 30 cm and attach 1 stopper.

Photo: “Little Diana” magazine No. 8/2017

An original pullover in a pleasant shade will become the best buddy for a little boy. A kangaroo pocket with braids, raglan sleeves, a placket with buttons at the neck - like a hello from the trendy seventies this season.

The model is knitted on needles from the bottom up, from the armholes - in a single fabric in the round.

A comfortable and practical pullover with raglan sleeves and a polo clasp can be knitted even by those who have no experience at all. The pocket is simply sewn to the finished part.

You will need:

• yarn (55% wool, 45% cotton; 50 g/124 m) - 5 (6) 7 (7) skeins blue;
• knitting needles No. 3 and No. 3.5;
• circular knitting needles No. 3 and No. 3.5, 60 cm long;
• buttons with a diameter of 13, 15 and 18 mm (1 piece each)

Dimensions: for ages 1 (2) 3 (4) years

Product width according to chest circumference: 62 (66) 69 (72) cm.

Length of the product: approximately 32 (36) 38 (40) cm.

Knitting density: 22 p. x 26-27 r. = 10 x 10 cm, knitted in stockinette stitch with needles No. 3.5.

Description of knitting a pullover with a kangaroo pocket

Back

On knitting needles No. 3, cast on 74 (78) 82 (86) sts and knit with an elastic band (1st row = purl row): P2, *K2, P2* Knit with an elastic pattern according to the 4 cm pattern, finish wrong side next. Switch to knitting needles No. 3.5 and continue working in stockinette stitch, while in the 1st r. decrease the stitches evenly so that there are 70 (74) 78 (82) stitches on the knitting needles (reduce loops only on the purl areas of the elastic). When the length of the part is 18 (21) 22 (24) cm, close off 4 (5) 6 (6) sts on both sides, leaving the remaining 62 (64) 66 (70) sts temporarily.

Before

Knit like a back.

Sleeves

On knitting needles No. 3, cast on 34 (38) 38 (42) sts and knit 4 cm with an elastic band, as described for the back. Then switch to knitting needles No. 3.5 and continue working in stockinette stitch, while in the 1st row adjust the number of stitches so that there are 37 (38) 40 (41) sts on the knitting needles. When the length of the piece is 8 cm, on both sides add 1 p., then increase at intervals of 2 cm - a total of 6 (7) 8 (9) times = on the knitting needles 49 (52) 56 (59) p. When the length of the part is 20 (23) 25 (27) cm , close on both sides 4 (5) 6 (6) p. Leave the remaining 41 (42) 44 (47) p. temporarily. Knit the second sleeve in the same way.

Pullover top

Transfer the loops of the prepared parts to circular knitting needles No. 3.5 = total 206 (212) 220 (234) sts. Start with the middle 4 sts of the front. Close these 4 stitches, and knit the remaining loops, marking the places of transition to the next part = on knitting needles 202 (208) 216 (230) stitches. Continue working with the front stitch in rows in forward and reverse directions, at the same time performing raglan decreases in each front row: knit up to 4 sts before the first mark, knit 2 sts together, knit 1, purl 1, knit 1, slip 1 st, knit the next stitch and pull the slipped loop through the knitted one. Similarly, perform decreases in the remaining marked places. In the purl rows, knit loops according to the pattern.

After performing raglan decreases 15 (16) 17 (18) times, temporarily leave 5 sts on the outer sides for the neckline. Then perform raglan decreases 3 more times, simultaneously casting off 3 stitches at the beginning of each row (at the end there will no longer be enough stitches for decreases). Pocket: on knitting needles No. 3.5, cast on 46 (46) 50 (50) sts and knit:

1st row (= purl row): k1, purl 4, *k4, purl 4* Finish the row with knit stitch.

2nd row: faces. chrome, knit loops according to the pattern, knits. chrome

3rd row: knit as 1st row.

4th row: faces. chrome, “braid” for 4 sts (= 2 sts, remove onto an auxiliary needle before work, knit 2, knit stitches from the auxiliary needle), * purl 4, “braid” for 4 sts*

Repeat from * to * until the end of the row, finish the row with faces. Edge. Repeat in height from the 1st to the 4th row. When the length of the pocket is 7 cm, close on both sides in every 2nd r. 7 3, 2, 1 1 1 (7 3, 2 1 1 1) 8, 3, 2, 1 1 1 1 (8, 3, 2, 1 1 1 1) p. Next knit straight and with pocket length 12 (12) 13 (13) cm close the remaining 16 (16) 16 (16) sts in one row. On 24 (24) 28 (28) sts of one of the rounded sides of the pocket, knit with needles No. 3: 1st row (= purl row): faces. chrome, purl 2, *knit 2, purl 2* finish knit. chrome In total, knit 5 rubles with an elastic band. and close the loops in the next row. Tie the rounded edge on the other side of the pocket in the same way.

Sew the pocket to the front in the middle, placing it above the elastic.

Assembly

Sew sleeve seams and side seams.

On the lower sections of the sleeve, sew into the armholes.

Neck trim

Using circular knitting needles No. 3, cast on approximately 60 (64) 68 (72) sts along the edge of the neckline (the number of loops should be a multiple of 4) and knit the 1st row of binding. (= purl row): knit. chrome, purl 2, *knit 2, purl 2* knit. chrome Knit with an elastic band according to pattern 3 (3.5) 4 (4) cm.

Knit edge stitches in all rows! Then close the loops.

Clasp straps

Using knitting needles No. 3, cast on approximately 31 (35) 39 (39) sts on the right side of the cut (the number of loops should be a multiple of 4 + 3 sts) = cast on approximately 3 sts from every 4 p. 1st r. (= purl row): *P2, knit 2* finish row P2, knit. chrome Knit with an elastic band according to the pattern 8 r. Knit edge stitches in all rows! In the next row, bind off the loops.

Knit the second bar in the same way, but only for faces. chrome will be at the beginning of the row (i.e. at the bottom of the cut), while in the 4th row. make 3 holes for buttons. For each hole, cast on 2 stitches; in the next row, above the closed loops, cast on 2 new loops. Distribute the button holes on the placket at equal intervals, the top hole at a distance of 4 stitches from the edge, the bottom hole at a distance of 5 stitches from the edge.

Place the strips on top of each other (left on top of right) and sew to the front at the bottom. Sew buttons in appropriate places.

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A stylish pullover with a kangaroo pocket will become a fashionable addition to your wardrobe. The pullover is knitted in separate parts, which are assembled like a construction set, giving the product an unusual shape.

Do you want something unusual? Try something new and still get a cute model for every day? Then you need this pullover. It is knitted in separate pieces according to an unusual pattern. As a result of joining the parts, you get a stylish pullover with the seams facing out.

A kangaroo pocket is becoming a fashionable addition to a sweater. It is knitted without seams, then continues as the front part of the model.

The sleeves are knitted in the round from top to bottom, making them very easy to sew into armholes.

The seams of this sweater seem to be pulled forward due to the unusual formation. But after connecting the parts, you get a completely familiar casual style pullover.

Finished pullover dimensions: 85.1 (94, 105.4, 115.6, 124.5, 134.6) cm chest circumference.

Size shown is 94cm with a 12.7cm allowance for the model.

Yarn Woolfolk Tov (100% merino wool, 158 m/100 g) 7 (7, 8, 8, 9, 10) skeins of light gray color.

4.5 mm circular knitting needles, 80 cm and 40 cm long, and one set of double-sided knitting needles.

5 mm circular knitting needles 80 cm long and a set of double-sided knitting needles.

Knitting density: 19 stitches and 25 rows = 10 cm in stockinette stitch using large needles.

Knitted stylish men's pullover with a hood and a kangaroo pocket. The model is made of a pearl pattern with arans from wool blend yarn of mustard (olive) color.
Size: 52-54 - Russian; M-L - international; 46-48 - European.
Measurements: chest circumference ‒ 104-108 cm; waist circumference - 94-100 cm; hip circumference ‒ 108-112 cm; sleeve length ‒ 63 cm.
Required: 1000 g of mustard (olive) yarn (50% wool, 50% polyacrylic, 280 m/100 g); knitting needles No. 4.5 and No. 5; zipper 15 cm.
Abbreviations:
n. = loop;
persons = knit (loop);
purl = purl (loop);
aux. = auxiliary (spoke).
Elastic band 2x2: In the front rows, knit 2 knits alternately. and 2 purl; In purl rows, knit loops according to the pattern.
Facial surface: front rows - faces. loops; purl rows - purl. loops.
Large pearl pattern: knit alternately 1 persons. and purl 1, shifting the pattern after every 2nd row by 1 stitch.
1 row: alternately 1 persons. and 1 purl;
2nd and 4th row: knit loops according to the pattern;
3rd row: alternately 1 purl. and 1 persons.
Repeat from 1st to 4th row.
Pattern "Aran ropes" for 44 p.: knit rows for front rows scheme, purl rows - according to the drawing.
Knitting density: 14 stitches and 21 rows = 10 x 10 cm.

Back

rubber band 2x2, adding 4 sts evenly in the last row = 78 sts.
Switch to needles No. 5 and knit large pearl pattern .
44 cm from the inlaid edge for armholes close on both sides 7 sts = 64 sts and continue knitting straight.
After 72 cm from the cast-on edge, bind off all the loops (15 shoulder stitches + 34 neckline stitches + 15 shoulder stitches).

Before

On knitting needles No. 4.5, cast on 74 sts and knit 6 cm rubber band 2x2 , adding 10 sts evenly in the last row = 84 sts.
Switch to needles No. 5, dividing the knitting into 3 parts, and knit from individual balls as follows: Part 1- 18 p. large pearl pattern ; Part 2- 2 p. large pearl pattern , 44 p. "Aran braids" pattern , 2 p. large pearl pattern ; Part 3 - 18 p. large pearl pattern .
After 17 cm from the 2x2 elastic, combine all stitches = 84 stitches and continue knitting straight without disturbing the patterns.
Close after 44 cm from the cast-on edge for armholes on both sides, 7 sts. Having completed the central one completely 2 times "Aran tourniquet", knit another 16 rows scheme and continue knitting middle 12 sts. stockinette stitch.
After 8 cm from the beginning of the armhole, close the middle 8 stitches and knit both parts separately.
After 21 cm from the beginning, close the armholes to round the neckline on both sides of the cut in each 2nd row: 1 time for 5 sts, 1 time for 4 sts, 1 time for 2 sts and 2 times for 1 st.
After 72 cm from the cast-on edge, bind off 18 shoulder stitches on each side.

Sleeve (2 parts)

Knit crosswise. On knitting needles No. 5, cast on 73 sts and knit the sleeve bevel in short rows in the following order:
1st row (purl): 73 p. P.;
2nd row: 19 p. large pearl pattern ;
3rd row: return, knitting a purl row large pearl pattern .
Then continue, knitting additionally in each 2nd row 14 times for 4 sts = 73 sts, taking into account that the first 25 sts should be knitted large pearl pattern , next 24 p. - according scheme and the remaining 24 p. ‒ large pearl pattern .
After all 73 stitches are used in the work, knit 27 cm straight, bevel the sleeves in shortened rows in the reverse order and bind off the loops.
The width of the lower edge of the part should be about 27 cm, the upper edge - about 56 cm.
Then, along the bottom edge, using knitting needles No. 4.5, raise 36 sts, knit 6 cm rubber band 2x2 and close the loops.

Assembly

Moisten the finished parts, straighten them and let them dry. Sew seams and sew sleeves into armholes.
For the hood On knitting needles No. 5 along the edge of the neckline, pick up all the loops, knit 35 cm large pearl pattern and close the loops. On knitting needles No. 4.5 along one edge of the slot and half of the hood, pick up all the loops, knit 3 cm rubber band 2x2 and close the loops. Knit the other side in the same way. Sew the hood seam.
For Kangaroo pocket flaps along the edges of the middle part of the front part, on knitting needles No. 4.5, raise the loops, knit 3 cm rubber band 2x2 and close the loops. Sew the edges of the pocket flaps.
For burlap pocket on knitting needles No. 5 from the wrong side after the 2x2 elastic band, raise the middle 44 sts, knit 17 cm large pearl pattern and close the loops. Sew the top and side edges of the pocket burlap.
Sew in a zipper.
Advice☞ It is advisable to join the knitted parts of the product using a knitted seam.

Pattern

HELPFUL ADVICE Knitted items should not be hung on hangers, as they will stretch under their own weight. It is better to wash in cool water using special detergents. Soak for 3 minutes, squeeze several times (but do not rub), then rinse thoroughly in cool water and squeeze lightly. Do not twist while spinning! Wrap in a terry towel and wring out again. Then straighten it and lay it out on a flat surface, preferably on a thick fabric that allows air to pass through well. Do not steam knitted items!

KANGAROO PULLOVER KNITTED SWEATSHIRT

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A gray sweatshirt goes great with dark blue Levi's jeans. Here is a thick, cozy wool pullover with a kangaroo pocket that would make a great fashionable version in this collection.

The kangaroo pullover is roomy enough to layer with other clothes, yet soft enough to wear over the body.

Materials for knitting a kangaroo pullover:

4 (5, 5, 6, 6) skeins of Swans Island's Worsted yarn in Arctic Mist Grey. It is 100% natural merino wool, a beautiful mid-weight yarn that evokes natural sophistication.

Set of double needles 4 mm,

Circular knitting needles 4 mm long 16 inches,

4 mm circular needles, 24 or 32 inches long,

Double needles 4.5 mm,

4.5 mm circular needles, 24 or 32 inches long, and an additional circular needle of that number if making a pocket,

1 removable stitch marker (or pin)

4 stitch markers (3 for raglan formation, 1 distinctive color for the beginning of the round).

Knitting density:

5.5 stitches = 1 inch (2.54 cm) in stockinette stitch on larger number needles.

Sizes: XS (S, M, L, XL).

Pullover sizes:

Chest circumference: 33.75 (37.5, 41, 44.75, 48.25) inches,

Hip Circumference: 28 (31, 34, 37, 40) inches,

Length from hem to armhole: 14 inches

Shoulder to Armhole Length: 7.5 (8.25, 9.25, 9.75, 10) inches,

Length from sleeve cuff to armhole: 16 (17, 19, 19.5, 20.5) inches.

For example, for a size S with a bust circumference of 34 inches, the pullover allows for a 3.5-inch allowance.

Step-by-step description of knitting a kangaroo pullover.

First, the sleeves are made by knitting in the round, with elastic along the inner “seam”.

Then the body of the pullover begins from the bottom up.

Decide whether you want to add a kangaroo pocket to your pullover or not. If you don't want to, skip to the next section of the description. If you decide to choose the kangaroo pocket version, cast on stitches for the pocket along the previously marked row.

Knit the pocket in rows with the work turned, connect the kangaroo pocket loops to the main body loops to continue the work.

Continue knitting the body of the kangaroo pullover in the round until the armhole.

At this point it is necessary to connect the loops of the main part with the sleeves for knitting the yoke in a circle.

Knit the yoke in the round to form a raglan. Form the neck of the pullover in rows with the work turned, closing the loops for the front.

Finally, sew a pullover neck strap and connect the loops at the bottom of the armhole with a loop-to-loop seam.

In this pullover you can spend the last snowy days of winter and so on until the end of the fresh spring nights.