My master classes: “Sailor” dress. Knitted suit for a boy in a nautical style Knitted children's suit for a young sailor

Very cute knitted suit for boy in a nautical style - an outfit for a real sailor! It is perfect for any weather (if knitted from wool, it’s a winter option, if made from thin cotton, it’s perfect for summer).

MATERIALS

350 g blue acrylic yarn, 20 g white yarn and 2 decorative buttons.

Knitting needles No. 4 and 4.5

PATTERNS

Front stitch: persons R. – persons.p.; purl p – p.p.

Rubber: knit alternately 1 persons,. 1 purl; purl R. knit according to pattern

KNITTING DENSITY: 10 x 10 cm = 22 p. x 38 r.

LEGEND ON THE DRAWING

Knitted pullover for boys

Back of knitted pullover

On needles No. 4, use a blue thread to cast on 73 sts, and knit 5 cm with an elastic band, alternating 2 sts. blue thread and 2 r. white thread. Then knit with knitting needles No. 4.5. satin stitch At a height of 33 cm, close off the central 17 sts for the neckline and 5 sts on both sides of them. At the same time, decrease for the shoulders in each face. R. 12 sts and 11 sts. At a total height of 35 cm, bind off all sts and finish knitting:

Front of knitted pullover

The front of a knitted suit for a boy should be done in the same way as the back. At a height of 25.5 cm for a V-shaped neckline, close the central stitch and decrease on both sides of it in every 2nd row 11 times, 1 stitch and in every 4th row. 2 times 1 p. At the same time, at a height of 33 cm, close the shoulders as on the back.

Knitted pullover sleeves

On needles No. 4, use a blue thread to cast on 40 sts and knit 5 cm with an elastic band, alternating the color of the thread every 2 rows. Then knit with knitting needles No. 4.5. stitch, evenly adding 4 sts in the 1st row and on both sides in each 4th row 7 times 1 st. At a height of 18 cm, close the sleeves on both sides for piping 5 sts, 8 sts and the remaining 32 sts .

Knitted Pullover Collar

On knitting needles No. 4, use a blue thread to cast on 3 stitches and knit. stitch, adding from the outside in every 2nd row 7 times 1 st, and in every 4th r. 4 times 1 p. At a height of 10 cm, add 5 p. from the inside and leave the p. for auxiliary. knitting needle Perform the second part symmetrically. Combine the stitches of both parts, casting on an additional 17 stitches between them. Knit 10 cm and leave the stitch on the auxiliary needle. Along the edge of the collar, cast on all ls (including sts from the auxiliary needle) and knit 2 rib with an elastic band. white thread and 3 r. blue thread. Cast off all stitches and finish knitting

ASSEMBLY of a knitted suit

Lightly iron the parts from the wrong side through a damp cloth.

Sew seams and sleeves. Sew on collar and buttons.
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BET as a set for a knitted suit for a boy

On needles No. 4, use blue thread to cast on 123 stitches and knit 18 rows with an elastic band, alternating 2 rows with blue thread and 2 rows with white thread. Then knit 10 rows of faces. satin stitch In the next row, perform 11 additions, marking each increase with a thread of a different color, next. way:

1st row: 6 persons. 1 increase (pull a st from the lower r.), *11 knits., 1 add*, repeat from * to * a total of 10 times and finish 7 knits. = 134 p.

In the 3rd and 5th, add 1 stitch on both sides of the intended stitches.

In the 7th row, add 1 stitch only on the right side of the intended stitches = 189 stitches.

Knit 2 rows straight and decrease every 4th row. 8 times 22 p., performing 2 p. before the intended p. together with a tilt to the left and after - 2 p. knit together. Using a needle and thread, pull off the remaining 13 stitches and finish knitting.

ASSEMBLY

Make a seam. and sew. The “marine” knitted suit for a boy is ready!

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This is the third year I’ve had seasickness - I’ve been knitting nautical outfits for my daughter and I don’t get tired of it... This year I decided to do it online in the Land of Mothers and conducted a survey. The results were encouraging:

I think you, my dear readers, will also be interested in viewing my MK based on one of Valentine’s outfits.

This master class was appreciated by Yanina Stebletsova, editor-in-chief of the magazine "Button", in the August issue of which it was featured

Yarn:

coco VITA. 100% mercerized cotton, 240 m, 50 g.
white 3851 - 100 gr.
red 3856 - 50 gr.
dark blue 3857 - 250 gr

Hook

№2

Size:

for age 4-5 years, height 110

Progress:

First we need to make a pattern... Actually, don't neglect this part of the process, because the pattern is very convenient. My child, for example, already perceives every fitting as hard labor, and she spends most of the day in the garden and sleeps at night. And you will always have a pattern, drawing or “tip” at hand.

As a basis for the pattern, I took a dress, the style of which suits my daughter very much and I really like it myself.

I am writing down the measurements of the finished dress (this is for orientation and calculation of your knitting density relative to mine)

Front shoulder width: 26 cm

Shoulder width - 5.5 cm

Sleeve armhole height - 12 cm

Front waist width - 26

Front chest width - 30 cm

Dress length from shoulder to hem - 52 cm

So, on the basis of a dress from ordinary paper, we draw and cut out the front and back of the top of the dress (because this is the most difficult thing, and then it will be possible to get your bearings by trying it on a child). Don't forget to make a V-neck (if desired)

When the pattern is ready, we proceed directly to knitting:

score 17 VP (chain loops) + 3 VP lifting (DGG), turn (we should have a shoulder width of 5.5 cm)

1st row: 2 double crochets (dc) in the 8th loop from the hook, 2 ch, 2 dc in the same base loop, skip 3 ch of the previous row, dc, ch, dc, skip 3 ch of the previous row, 2 dc, 2 ch, 2 dc in the same base loop, skip 3 VP, Dc in the last loop, 3 runway (3 lifting air loops), turn

2nd row:2 Dc, 2 VP, 2 Dc in the arch of 2 VP of the previous row, Dc, VP, Dc in the arch of 1 VP of the previous row, 2 Dc, 2 VP, 2 Dc in the arch of 2 VP of the previous row, Dc in the last Dc of the previous row, 3 VVP , to turn

3rd row:Dc in the third VP of 3 rows (it turns out 3 VP and Dc from one base - this is our first extension to a V-shaped neckline) 2 Dc, 2 VP, 2 Dc in the arch from 2 VP of the previous row, Dc, VP, Dc in the arch from 1 VP of the previous row row, 2 VP, 2 VP, 2 VP in the arch from 2 VP of the previous row, SN in the third VP of the previous row, 3 VP, turn

4th row:2 CCH, 3 VP, 2 CCH in the arch of 2 VP of the previous row, CCH, VP, CCH in the arch of 1 VP of the previous row, 2 CCH, 3 VP, 2 CCH in the arch of 2 VP of the previous row, CCH in the third VP of the previous row, VP, Dc in the same base, 3ВВП, turn

5 row:2 VP, Dc in the VP of the last group (Dc, VP, Dc) of the previous row, 2 Dc, 3 VP, 2 Dc in the arch from 2 VP of the previous row, Dc, VP, Dc in the arch from 1 VP of the previous row, 2 Dc, 3 VP, 2 DC in the arch from 2 VP of the previous row, DC in the last DC of the previous row, 3 VP, turn

6 row:3 CCH, 3VP, 3CCH in the arch of 2 VP of the previous row, CCH, VP, CCH in the arch of 1VP of the previous row, 2 3CCH, 3VP, 3CCH in the arch of 2 VP of the previous row, CCH in the arch of 2VP of the previous row, VP, Dc in the same base, dc in the third runway of the previous row, 4vp, turn

7 row:Dc in the last VP of the previous row, VP, Dc in the same base, 3Dc, 3VP, 3Dc in the arch of 3 VP of the previous row, Dc, VP, Dc in the arch of 1 VP of the previous row, 3Dc, 3VP, 3Dc in the arch of 3 VP of the previous row, Dc in the arch from 1VP of the previous row, VP, Dc in the same base, Dc in the third runway of the previous row, 3VP, turn

8 row:Dc in the last dc of the previous row, 3 dc, 3 ch, 3 dc in the arch from 3 ch of the previous row, dc, ch, dc in the arch from 1 ch of the previous row, 3 dc, 3 ch, 3 dc in the arch from 3 ch of the previous row, dc in the arch from 1 ch of the previous row. , VP, Dc in the same base, Dc in the fourth runway of the previous row, VP, Dc in the third runway of the previous row, 4VVP, turn

9 row:Dc in the last VP of the previous row, Dc in the arch from 1 VP of the previous row, VP, Dc in the same base, 3 Dc, 3 VP, 3 Dc in the arch from 3 VP of the previous row, Dc, VP, Dc in the arch from 1 VP of the previous row, 3 Dc, 3 VP, 3Dc into the arch from 3VP of the previous row, Dc into the third VP of the previous row, VP, Dc into the same base, 4Dc, turn

10 row:Dc in the third VP of the previous row, 3 Dc, 3 VP, 3 Dc in the arch from 3 VP of the previous row, Dc, VP, Dc in the arch from 1 VP of the previous row, 3 Dc, 3 VP, 3 Dc in the arch from 3 VP of the previous row, Dc, VP, Dc in the arch from 1VP of the previous row, 2СН to the fourth runway of the previous row, 2VP, ССН to the third runway of the previous row, 3ВП, turn

11 row:Dc in the arch from 2 VP of the previous row, 2 VP, 2 Dc in the same base, Dc in the arch from 1 VP of the previous row, VP, Dc in the same base, 3 Dc, 3 VP, 3 Dc in the arch from 3 VP of the previous row, Dc, VP, Dc in the arch from 1VP of the previous row, 3CCH, 3VP, 3DC into the arch from 3VP of the previous row, CCH to the third VP of the previous row, VP, CCH to the same base, 4VP, turn

12 row: Dc in the third VP of the previous row, 3 Dc, 3 VP, 3 Dc in the arch from 3 VP of the previous row, Dc, VP, Dc in the arch from 1 VP of the previous row, 3 Dc, 3 VP, 3 Dc in the arch from 3 VP of the previous row, Dc, VP, Dc in the arch from 1VP of the previous row, 3DC into the arch and 2VP of the previous row, 3VP, 2DC into the same base, CCH into the third runway of the previous row, 4VP, turn

13 row: Dc last dc of the previous row, 3 dc, 3 VP, 3 dc in the arch from 3 ch of the previous row, dc, v, dc in the arch from 1 ch of the previous row, 3 dc, 3 ch, 3 dc in the arch from 3 ch of the previous row, dc, v, dc in the arch from 1VP of the previous row, 3CCH, 3VP, 3CCH into the arch from 3VP of the previous row, CCH, VP, CCH into the fourth runway of the previous row, VP, CCH into the third runway of the previous row, 3RUN, turn

14 row:Dc, VP, Dc in the last VP of the previous yard, 3Dc, 3VP, 3Dc in the arch from 3VP of the previous row, Dc, VP, Dc in the arch from 1VP of the previous row, 3Dc, 3VP, 3Dc in the arch from 3VP of the previous row, Dc, VP , Dc into the arch from 1VP of the previous row, 3Dc into the arch from 3VP of the previous row, 3VP, 3Dc into the same base, Dc into the fourth runway of the previous row, VP, Dc into the third runway of the previous yard, 4RW, turn

Knit the same second half of the front in a mirror way (oh, girls, can I not paint the second half? Huh?) Mirror - this means reading the rows in the pattern not from left to right, but vice versa, i.e. where the lifting loops (beginning of the row) are there columns (end of the row)... Then on the existing set-up shoulder stitches we knit the back according to the pattern (described below) and connect the front halves with the back