Pattern of elongated loops

Intriguing translucent pattern crocheted of elongated loops using a flat rack (line). When using strips of different widths result in different patterns, try to experiment with the height of the loop, or the inclusion of a number of elongated loops in the other pattern. We are presenting a master class on knitting pattern of elongated loops by putting hinges on the rail.

 

 Dial the desired length of chain stitches. From the last air loops pull loop and wear it on the line.then enter the hook in next st initial chain, grab the working yarn, pull the next stitch and slip it over the line.Since then continue from the start of each loop of the chain pulling the loop and put them on the line.At the end of the row of the last stitch knit chain of air loops rise to the height of the line.

Then turn the work, remove the loop from the line and start tying elongated loops. To do this, enter the hook in a long loop, grab the working yarn and knit at a time elongated loop and the loop on the hook, thereby fulfilling the connecting column. So repeat the piping to end.

When you have finished tying elongated loops of the first row, turn the work and pull a loop for the second row of long loops. Pulling the first loop, put it on the line.Next enter the hook in the next stitch binding loops of the previous row and capturing the working thread, pull the new loop.

So keep pulling loops and put them on the line to end.At the end of a series as well as in the previous row, follow a chain of stitches on the height line. Then turn the work, remove the loop from the line and start to use binding loops in the front row.then keep repeating the knitting of the second row.This pattern can be used for knitting sweaters, dresses, tops, a scarf or stole, choosing the right yarn and hook on the pattern of your size. Addition and subtraction of loops do as well as in the usual knitted cloth: pull from one loop several long loops then tying each, or subtraction tie together several loops one loop.