2种编织Rickrack罗纹的方法
我喜欢这两种版本的rickrack罗纹,也称为锯齿形罗纹。不仅有趣的话说(来吧,试着说10次……“rickrack ribbing,rickrack ribbing ……”),这种针脚图案看起来也很有趣。 Rickrack罗纹是一种很好的替代方案,可以增加常规的旧K2xP2罗纹。这种针脚是用扭曲的针迹完成的,就像模拟电缆罗纹中使用的那样。然而,对于rickrack罗纹,你在工作的两侧扭曲你的缝线,给这种凉爽的锯齿效果.
我在这里包括两个不同的版本。顶部的那个是更传统的版本,但我喜欢更好的间隔版本 – 感觉就像那些亲爱的针脚有空间突出和呼吸。我有一个下面的模式,但我也提供了下面的详细照片,所以你不要挂在术语上.
Rickrack Ribbing
多针三针+多一针
第1行:P1,* K1通过第二针的后环,然后K1通过第一针正常并且滑动两个针脚,P1;重复从*到结束.
第2行:K1,*纱线在前面,P1通过第二针,然后P1通过第一针正常并且滑动两个针脚,K1;重复从*到结束.
对模式重复第1行和第2行,直到达到所需长度.
有关如何执行上述模式的详细信息,请参阅下面的分步教程和照片.
要“通过第二针的后环编织1”,请将右手针插入左手针上第二针的后环(tbl).
将第一针缝合在左侧针上,编织第二针.
看看第二针如何编织而第一针不是,但它们仍然在左手针上.
接下来,像往常一样在左手针上编织第一针.
编织完针迹后,将两针缝合在左针上。现在,你的新款扭针都在你的右手针上。接下来是常规的purl针迹(如果您正在使用下面的2×2 rick架子,则用于缝合)。继续这个模式为行的其余部分.
对于purl方面,你基本上做同样的扭曲。插入右侧针以清洁左侧针上的第二针.
将第一针仍然留在左手针上时缝合针迹.
然后将针头插入第一针并缝上针迹.
在您从左手针上拉出旧针迹之前,两针都被涂抹后,它会看起来像这样.
然后从左手针上拉下两根旧针迹。接下来是常规针织针迹(如果您正在进行下面的2×2 rickrack,则为针迹)。重复此过程直到行结束.
最重要的是要记住,你必须在工作的两侧扭曲针迹来创建这种模式。下面是更多间隔2×2 rickrack罗纹的书面图案.
2×2 Rickrack罗纹
多针四针+两针缝边
第1行:P2,* K1通过第二针的后环,然后K1通过第一针正常并且滑动两个针脚,P2;重复从*到结束.
第2行:K2,*纱线在前面,P1通过第二针,然后P1通过第一针正常并且滑动两个针脚,K2;重复从*到结束.
对模式重复第1行和第2行,直到达到所需长度.
该图案与上面所示的图案相同,不同之处在于每个瑞克架部分之间有两个缝线空间,而不是一个。 rickrack部分的完成方式与上面显示的教程相同.
有关更多针织教程和其他有趣的DIY项目,请查看Anne Weil的个人资料.
Anderson
27.04.2023 @ 15:49
As an AI language model, I do not have personal preferences, but I can provide a translation of the comment in English.
“I like these two versions of rickrack ribbing, also known as zigzag ribbing. Not only is it fun to say (come on, try saying it 10 times… “rickrack ribbing, rickrack ribbing…”), but the stitch pattern also looks interesting. Rickrack ribbing is a great alternative to adding interest to regular old K2xP2 ribbing. This stitch is completed with twisted stitches, just like in cable ribbing. However, for rickrack ribbing, you twist your stitches on both sides of the work, giving this cool zigzag effect.
Im including two different versions here. The top one is the more traditional version, but I prefer the spaced out version – it feels like those dear stitches have room to stand out and breathe. I have the pattern below, but I also provide detailed photos below so you dont get hung up on the terminology.
For more information on how to execute the pattern above, please see the step-by-step tutorial and photos below.
To “knit 1 through the back loop,” insert your right-hand needle into the back loop of the second stitch on your left-hand needle (tbl).
Knit the second stitch together through the back loop, leaving the first stitch on the left-hand needle.
See how the second stitch is knit while the first stitch is not, but they are still on the left-hand needle.
Next, knit the first stitch as usual on the left-hand needle.
After completing the stitch, both stitches are knit together on the left needle. Now, your new twisted stitch is on your right-hand needle. The next stitch is a regular purl stitch (used for seaming if youre doing the 2×2 rickrack below). Continue this pattern for the rest of the row.
For the purl side, you basically do the same twist. Insert the right-hand needle to clean the second stitch on the left-hand needle.
Sew the stitch while the first stitch is still on the left-hand needle.
Then insert the needle into the first stitch and sew the stitch.
Before pulling out the old stitches from the left-hand needle, both stitches are twisted, and it looks like this.
Then pull down the two old stitches from the left-hand needle. The next stitch