Cómo aumentar para el canesú en una prenda con hombros martillo
Etiquetas: chaqueta, cuello, de arriba hacia abajo, jersey, manga martillo, punto jersey,
En este video DROPS, nosotros te mostramos cómo aumentar para el canesú en una prenda con hombros martillo aumentando 8 puntos en una vuelta. Esta técnica es utilizada en el jersey “Country Muse” en DROPS 216-40 y en la chaqueta “Country Muse Cardigan” en DROPS 216-39.
Ya tejimos el cuello, aumentamos para los hombros martillo y las mangas y comenzamos el video moviendo los marcadores para los aumentos del canesú.
Aumentar así:
Comenzar antes del punto con el marcador, usar la aguja izquierda para levantar el hilo entre 2 puntos de la hilera abajo, levantar el hilo por atrás y tejer el punto de derecho por el bucle del frente, tejer el punto con el marcador en punto jersey como antes, usar la aguja izquierda para levantar el hilo entre 2 puntos de la hilera abajo, levantar el hilo por el frente y tejer el punto de derecho por el bucle posterior (= 1 punto aumentado a cada lado del punto con el marcador).
El jersey en DROPS 216-40 y la chaqueta en DROPS 216-39 se tejen en DROPS Lima, pero, en el video, usamos un hilo más grueso; DROPS Snow.
Deberás leer un patrón para poder seguir este video correctamente. Encontrarás un patrón que utiliza esta técnica al hacer clic en una de las fotografías abajo.
El video arriba puede ser usado en los siguientes patrones
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Comentarios (3)
Catriona wrote:
Pattern 216-40 Country Muse I am now on the yoke increase with 284 stitches and 12 cm from sleeve increase start. I already have 48 stitches between the sleeve markers with the 4 A1 stitches on the outside of the markers and stocking stitch over the sleeve. I don’t see why I have to move the markers as they already seem to be in the right place with the correct number of stitches?
12.01.2024 - 08:29DROPS Design answered:
Dear Catriona, you should have a total of 50 sts between markers after increases for sleeves: 16 sts increased, 18 sts, 16 sts increased; insert a marker in the first of these 50 sts and in the last of these 50 sts, you have now 48 stitches for the sleeve. Happy knitting! 12.01.2024 - 08:40
Catriona wrote:
I am now on the yoke increase with 284 stitches and 12 cm from sleeve increase start. I already have 48 stitches between the sleeve markers with the 4 A1 stitches on the outside of the markers and stocking stitch over the sleeve. I don’t see why I have to move the markers as they already seem to be in the right place with the correct number of stitches?
11.01.2024 - 16:37DROPS Design answered:
Dear Catriona, could you tell us which pattern you are working on, or write your question in the section under the pattern so that we can check together and help you? Thanks for your comprehension. Happy knitting! 12.01.2024 - 08:22
Irene Brown wrote:
I am knitting Blue Pebbles baby jumper and am unclear as to where markers are placed after neckband if complere and when needle size is changed. Can someone help please? The tutorial only advises on increasing method. Thanks.
29.03.2023 - 20:40DROPS Design answered:
Dear Irene, you change the needle size after working 4cm of rib and knitting 1 row (with increases) and purling 1 row. Here, you will change the needle size. The marker for the start of the row is in mid-back, from where we start to count. Markers are inserted betweeen stitches, not inside them. From the first marker, count 15-21 stitches (depending on size) and insert the next marker. Count 10-14 stitches more from here and insert the next marker, 26-38 stitches, insert the next marker, 10-14 stitches, insert the next marker, there should be 15-21 stitches left. We should have 5 markers: one marks the beginning of the row and the others are used for increases. Happy knitting! 02.04.2023 - 16:10
