One of the easiest, but at the same time of beautiful patterns, can be considered a pearl. This pattern will be asset even a beginner knitter, and things performed by them look very sophisticated and elegant. In addition, the pattern is suitable for all kinds of knitting: women's, male and even children's things, as well as various scarves, sinds, bedspreads and blankets. You can knit it both with the help of spokes and hook. We offer in this article to stay in more detail on knitting the pearl pattern with the needles.
Before you start the analysis of various types of pearl pattern, let's look at its bases.
Pattern bases
The pearl pattern was given its name due to the fact that it seems to be reminded of small pebbles or grains. It is easy to perform both for knitting on the straight canvase and in a circle. Deserved his attention due to universality and combinations with various, more complex patterns, as well as a similar pattern is bilateral. You can view combinations on the video provided at the end of the article.
The scheme consists of alternating facial and invalous loops. If in many other schemes only the front rows are indicated, and the invalid is taken to be knitted in the drawing, then everything is different with the pearl pattern.
Face rows (in the diagram they have under No. 1 and 3) are read on the right to left, and the invalid rows (№2 and 4) from left to right.
But this pattern also has several species that will consider below in the article.
Small technique
1st row: edge, 1 facial loop, 1 Initial loop and so until the end of the row, the last loop in all rows you need to lie in the wrong loop, so your product will have a smooth neat edge.
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2nd row: remove the edge, the wrong loop, the facial loop and so to the penultimate loop, the latter in the invalid.
3rd row: We repeat the pattern of the 1st row.
This pattern is most pronounced when using thick threads and spokes. Products can be different: cardigans, dresses, sweaters, and even the plaid, is also great for the scene (see photo below).
Large option
This embodiment looks more pronounced due to the fact that the pattern of the pattern changes slightly, we have a slightly oblong "pebbles".
On the diagram it looks like this:
Let's consider a detailed description of this species.
1st row: edge loop, 1 facial loop, 1 Initious loop and so until the end of the row, the last loop is in charge of the involving. 2nd row: We repeat the pattern of the 1st row.
3rd row: edge loop, 1 Initial loop, 1 facial loop and so until the end of the row, edge. Thus, we have a displacement of the loops. 4th row: edge loop, 1 Pour loop, 1 facial loop, etc., end the edge.
5th row: We repeat the pattern from the 2nd row. Here is how this pattern looks on the finished products (see photo):
Pearl rubber band
Well, perhaps, the latter view of this pattern is a pearl gum or, as it is also called, "Gender English" gum. This species is used mainly to finish cuffs.
