Beautiful handmade knitted sweaters

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Beautiful handmade knitted sweaters
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Hello everyone from my channel, Orgüt Köşesi.
Welcome to my channel.
I will try to explain how a nice model is made.
We will work with 2 needles.
Before we get to the video, let me tell you about my stitches and my thread.
I'll use a size 3 needle.
I'll use Alize's baby wool.
Yes, let's move on to the model's construction.
We begin by removing the loop.
I'm wrapping the rope around my finger like this.
I'm threading my needle from here.
I'm casting on a stitch by dropping my yarn.
The number of stitches in my model is 2 and multiples of 2.
Now I'm going to give a brief explanation, so I'll cast on just a few stitches.
You will need to determine your stitch count according to what you are going to do.
I'm coming back after finishing my errands.
I just pulled out my stitches like this.
I will explain starting from 16 stitches.
The number of stitches you've given me is sufficient to model.
Since I will not be applying rubber to the bottom of the model during the explanation
I will knit one row of purl stitches from the wrong side.
I will now proceed to the installation of the model from the front.
Since it's the first row, I'm also knitting the edge stitch here.
After the edge stitch, I knit all my stitches purl.
I will move to the front and set up our model.
I turned my edge stitch and completed the row.
I've taken the lead, and we can now begin establishing our model.
I took it without knitting the edge.
I knit one stitch purlwise, taking the yarn to the front.
I pulled the rope back.
One knit, one purl, one knit.
The first thing we will do in modeling is this.
The model already consists of two rows.
I knitted a flat row and a ridge row, completing the first row.
I'm in the second row, in the back.
After picking up the edge stitch, I knit it purlwise.
While I can't knit, as long as my thread is on my side, I'm taking the right needle.
I'm picking up the next stitch without knitting it, moving it to my right needle.
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