Koza Hırka Yapımı 🧶 ¦ Cocoon Cardigan Knitting Tutorial for Beginners

Hello everyone, welcome to my channel. In this video, we will be knitting the cozy sweater together. Received a very strong demand on Instagram. Very well received. An oversized sweater. This sweater is ideal for winter and autumn months. Don't forget to subscribe to my channel and turn on the bell before the modelization Please remember that you will be the first to know about the videos I upload. At the same time, your likes and comments are also very valuable to me. Don't forget this either. Now, first of all, what are we going to do in this video? We will discuss and demonstrate how the entire blanket is knitted from beginning to end. I will show you my worries. We'll talk about the threads. We will talk about how the bed adjustment works. Now, first of all, I'd like to start with the threads. I used two different yarns for this sweater and combined them together. as a matching thickness, also as a matching color I've chosen colors that complement each other. Nako Vega and Nako Hercai 2 are 100% acrylic yarns. Let me also show you some of its features. You see the color code like this. At the same time, for this yarn, actually size 4-5 needles, 2-3 number He says so, but I used 7 millimeter needles for this knitting project. I recommend using a threaded needle for this. Because the number of our loops is very large and flat It's very difficult to fit so much knowledge into a bottle. At the same time from all around its surroundings Since we're removing stitches, we won't be able to fit this onto the straight needle again. Therefore, I recommend using a syringe with a needle. 7 millimeters Nako, Hercai is unbelievable There is a nice color transition. a single-color one like this when combined, it reflects on itself It shows much more, I think, and coordinated colors You can combine it; you can also include Nako Vega's Nako is also very beautiful in Hercai. There are tons of them, absolutely essential for both Look, I'm sure you do too You would create wonderful color combinations. within this Size 6-7 yarn and I'm saying size 5 crochet hook, that's what I'm using here Size 7. That is, in both cases I used a size 7 needle. Yes, now I will say something about the model That's it. Now to the knitting section We will pass. I am the model right here at the moment I'll tell you about a smaller version. Ama body adjustment How many centimeters is a falan? How many stitches did I cast on? I will tell you everything. The making of the shawl is really very simple. Very fun. First, let me draw it. I want to show you how to measure here the dimensions I want to write something like a rectangular piece We are stretching this part of the rectangular piece wider. The wide part is 100 centimeters, and the narrow part is 60 centimeters at the widest point. It's getting tight; we're knitting from this wide section now We're starting, friends, from here we begin our journey I cast on 170 stitches for this part. I knitted up to 60 centimeters of this piece at first How many bodies does this fit? It will fit up to size 38-40-42 in this oversized style. If your size is 36-34, then this measurement here is I recommend that you change it, in other words, I suggest you make it 90 centimeters. If you're taller than 42, size 44-46 if you're tall, and again oversize I would recommend making it around 110 centimeters if you want it to stay in place. If you're short, my height is 1.70, guys, in my videos It happens in the size you're seeing; if your height were shorter, it would be different. Perhaps you could make this 55 cm or 50 cm here, longer than mine You can extend your penis by 1.5 cm or 10 cm, up to 65 cm or 70 cm. Or, I mean, let's make it 60 centimeters again, maybe a bit more You can increase the part you've woven with Hercai. I have used three Nako Vega units based on the measurements I currently have. These 3 are fully going. It's exactly two hercides going. If you want it wider, then the collar and this collar If you want a longer version below the section, You need to take another package, that is, one more of these I recommend that you take a thread as shown in the image, guys. After we've discussed all the details, we'll move on to our knitting project. We start with stockinette stitch. For those who don't know what an orgue is, I'll show it here step by step. You can speed up here if you wish. I'll show you even a small piece of it. Maybe it's very difficult to fit the large coat into the camera frame. You will start by casting on only 170 stitches. You leave a fairly long thread on one side, guys. Just leave it alone for a while. Because 170 stitches are too many. I passed it like this, and after I passed the swelling, I said this The side, meaning the strand I left, will stay here. I'm holding it like this. I'm taking it from here. I'm going through this. I'm taking one of these. I'm threading it through and again in this manner I'm casting on stitches like this, guys, like this I'll cast on a few stitches, about 20 to 30 or so I'll attack it, but we're starting with 170 stitches. Let's not forget, yes, I cast on a few stitches, the stitches After hitting it, here at the end, like this: I'm attaching, friends, now we've reached the knitting section, me first Look, the order is already reversed here, as shown in our examples. I'm knitting in reverse; I'm starting with the first stitch. I always knit it, and in the following rows, we pick up the first stitch without knitting it. Now we're in first place, we'll reverse it here, you Just as you knit it, I'll do it the same way, reversed I'm knitting the mesh like this, pulling through from below. However you knit the wrong side here I'm holding the needles in my hands and knitting. There are also graves in the cemetery. Even if you're knitting that way, I think knitting around the neck is really too much. It feels as if it's progressing more practically and quickly. Since I've gotten used to it this way, I'm continuing like this. Yes, friends, we are weaving this sequence in reverse like this. We are knitting our first row in reverse. I moved to second place. On the second row, we are now knitting our stitches straight. That means from now on, it will always be flat right here On the other hand, we will do the opposite. I pick up the first stitch without knitting it. I am knitting the second stitch purlwise. I'm doing it this way. Straighten this place. Friends, this is just straight and reverse like this We knit our piece 60 cm long in this manner. We will knit 60 centimeters long, flat on the front and purl on the back. Then let me finish this. I'll skip this row and finish it like this, in stockinette stitch. There is one more thing I would like to say here. When you first tie your laces, very tightly, tightly Don't worry, friends, don't get stressed. We will also finish it without pressing too hard. I'm taking it before I even knit my first stitch. Starting from the second stitch, look, I'm on the wrong side. I'm knitting it in a nutshell. You knit it like this, for a length of 60 cm, friends. I'll wrap this up a bit and come back. Then we will proceed to the Hercai part. Now, to show you the model, I've knitted a small piece like this. Now I'm closing this section. As I said, we're knitting it so that this part is 1 meter and this part is 60 cm. The number of stitches in the 170-needle state will vary according to your knitting gauge. Your tension will definitely vary according to your knitting style and the thickness of your yarn. knit a few stitches, for example, 10 or 20 stitches, and then stop If you take the measurement according to that, you will do it much more accurately. after knitting a few rows, check how many centimeters it is You can find it here. That would be much longer method. Because 170 stitches is not a small number of stitches. It can also take quite a long time to finish. Now we'll close this. I took the first stitch without knitting it. I'm knitting the second stitch. You can close it in two ways here, friends. Take these two loops together like this. I'm taking the two stitches together again. You can close it by knitting it like this. Or maybe I'll just close it like this right now. You can close it like this: I take the second stitch without knitting the first one. I am knitting in stockinette stitch, and I'm going through the first one. Don't pull it too tight, friends, so our knit doesn't become too tight. Of course, don't loosen it too much; it should just stand normally. I'm knitting, threading it through, knitting, threading it through I'm going to close it like this in this braid, but As I said, you can do it in two ways, friends. Now I'll completely close this and come back. Yes, we've finished now. I am also thinking the same. So deep in the end, so deep within I am going through it and finishing my part. Yes, now we will move our piece to the sweater position. This side is the front, and this side is the back. We are taking the back side like this. Now we'll first adjust the sweater pattern and then make the additions. Now, as you can see, friends, you can fold it in two ways. Fold it from the front, even better. It will look at you like this. You are stacking it this way. Our side will be on the wrong side. This is the part where your arm will go through. We will dig this part. You must leave a portion here as long as your column will pass. Hey guys, there's something like this between the wrist and elbow It corresponds roughly to these measurements when we wear it. So come on, from here, at worst, something like this elbow It is sufficient that it can easily pass up to the nearby area. Because this arm won't fit through the upper part. So it's sufficient that he be here. He will come this far. That's why I took a measurement according to this when installing it. About 12-13 cm from here, right around this area I left about 12–13 cm and sewed the lower part. We'll complete the rest as well, since we'll finish it with Hercai. You can do it this way here. Or it could be like this. Once again, the flat part will face you. We're twisting it like this, guys. You can do it by folding it in two different ways. Whichever one comes more easily to you. We fold it in a triangular shape like this. Look here, like this. We will see our party like this for the last time. When we fold it like this It will be wide enough for our arm to pass through here, just as before. Now I'm going to install a section here. I secured it by standing it upright. You leave a gap here just wide enough for your arm to pass through. And so, generally speaking, this is how I usually do it. These threads can come out between the wool fibers. That's why I usually do a fix like this from here, always. I continue to insert it like this, then like that. Don't squeeze this too tightly on either side. Guys, but very loose I won't let it go like this; I'll set this part upright, and the other side too, the same way. The seam we will sew will be on the wrong side, as shown. Let's pay attention now; I set this up here, right here. I'm coming from the hospital now, after having the stitches done, I'm alone The sleeve opening must definitely be on both sides. Leave it, friends, after sewing it Then look, this is how it goes, as I showed you before like these, curving in a triangular shape, yes Now we're switching to Hercai's thread; with our Hercai thread Where will we go next? We'll decide the destination. Guys, fix this part like this, the front and the sides We will receive the back part last, we will receive it now When shaping the back, we do it like this, like this stitch my determinants I've laid it down, friends, you lay the sweater like this on the floor, like this. After you finish knitting, do the following sleeve sections After the dictation, you stack it like this, look Now we are setting the back here, this is our back. Look here, for our section, fold it like this You mark the section that matches when you come across it here when you fold it again in the same manner, then this This is our back part. We're knitting now with the new yarn We'll handle this part like this We will do a git stitch and apply a rice stitch. Friends, we're passing by now Nako Hercai's place I cast on a stitch using a crochet hook. I'm pulling out a crochet hook that's about three and a half millimeters. It doesn't matter at all, guys You can continue with whatever makes you comfortable. It doesn't matter how many millimeters it is—the needle makes no difference. I will begin to cast on stitches from the place where this marker is located. I'm casting on a stitch like this. Now I'm starting from here, friends. I'm here now. I've locked it like this. I'm putting this through my syringe now. I'm coming, look right at the one next to you, the one right beside it. I'm pulling a loop from the adjacent stitch, and I've reached the adjacent stitch. Here we're decreasing one stitch from each stitch, guys, it's like this section Look, we're going to decrease one stitch from each stitch as if continuing on As I said, I'm making it with a crochet hook, but however easy it is for you You can remove it like this; we are doing the removal from the front side. Look, we're already threading these specific loops right here from this point. the image on the back side It goes like this, guys, I'm getting it from here, something like this We continue to cast on stitches in this manner from here. Look, at this point, our stitches are completely clear You can see, look, this is how far our loop removal section goes We proceed by decreasing one stitch from each stitch. Now I'm taking these loops off and coming back. I will proceed from this marker like this I will come up to this identifier. Yes, I've taken out all the stitches like this, guys. I cast off my stitches like this all around the neckline. Now I'm telling you, using a misinalı skewer is much more important. Because a straight stitch will not be sufficient for this sweater. Now we're going to make a rice braid, friends. Friends, in rice knitting, on the first row like this Let's take it from here; when knitting the first row, knit one purl. I'm knitting the first stitch here, the next one How do I do that too, without knitting in the rows? Here's a straight one, I'm going to show you what I've done This side is twisted, that side is straight, like this, in order in a reverse, then straight pattern all the way to the end We're going to proceed; I'm bringing my thread forward here, upside down I'm knitting my stitches, pulling my yarn to the back, and doing stockinette stitch. I pulled my thread forward again, reversed I knitted; I'm bringing my yarn to the other side, stockinette stitch I'm doing this sequence in reverse and then in order. Let's go, we've finished our first row, one reverse, one plain We've reached our second position, friends, second Next, we do it like this—now we're making rice embroidery. We will establish the order; from now on, we will always follow this sequence. Now, when I'm taking it, look, I'm turning this side of the rope around because I would have reversed this; I directly reversed it, so don't take it directly, friends If you take it as shown, the edge alignments will look more beautiful. Yes, we have now taken it and straightened it out in reverse. I got it like this, I'm turning my SIM card around, this way upside down Our stitch, look, we are knitting this in the plain stitch. I'm pulling my yarn back to this side; look, this is our normal knit stitch We are knitting it in reverse; I'm knitting the reverses as fronts, and the fronts as reverses. I'm knitting in rows, and each time we change the direction of our yarn. We make this rice stitch like this, friends, just like this, flat I did the braid backwards, and I also knitted the reverse braid straight like this, friends Let's go all the way to the end, and let's take another look at the next one. I'm next in line, as I said before. The subsequent rows will all be knitted in the same manner. Look, I'm showing you the beginning once again. Now this plain stitch should normally be a purl stitch. I'm turning it to the wrong side because I didn't cast on the first stitch. I'm coming from this side and taking it out. Now look, it turned upside down. I'm returning this. I will knit my stitches straight. Knit the knit stitches purlwise, purl the purl stitches knitwise. It will be woven like this, from now on always the same patterns reversed, We knit the rows flat to create our rice pattern. So how much will we have to pay like this? Now, the width in this section is actually completely It is entirely up to your taste and preference. If you'd like it wider, make this fold here You can use it. As I said here, it's entirely up to you. If you make it shorter, there will be very little left. It may not give you exactly the shabby appearance you wanted. You can do more. For this part, I used two strands of Nako yarn throughout. If you're making it longer and larger, you absolutely need 3 threads. I knitted this section about 15 centimeters long, roughly 15 centimeters. After paying 15 cents, I proceeded to the closing section. Now I will show you one or two more smaller pieces. We will do the closing part together. Yes, after knitting 15 centimeters, I then proceeded like this I knitted a few rows for clarity. We're coming to the finishing part after paying 15 cents. I am again sewing the finishing part by hand. Look here, you might have started with a wrong stitch right here. Then you need to do it like this and adjust it accordingly I'm doing it this way because it came out flat here. Now I'm knitting, I knitted it back and forth, I slipped it over the needle. I turned my stitch, look, I'm knitting my plain stitch purlwise Look, my thread will stay right here, and I'll be right here from here I'm tightening it so it won't become too loose. I am repeating the translation once again. I am knitting my stitches straight. I'm passing through here. Now I've translated it. I knitted the plain stitch in the wrong side. Look, it will stay down below. I took my embroidery from here and passed it on. It will be like this. Guys, like this in the closing part, like this all the way to the end We will close it, and this is how it looks. I want to show it like this in the close section as well It's closing very smoothly; you can close it like this now. Let's close it and talk about the rest. Yes, I sewed it shut. I'm threading it through like this and closing it. Yes, friends, now we are finally knitting a loop We learned how to make a rice embroidery. When we reach the bottom part and from here onward I will explain based on the example I provided. Because once again, look, our stitches are in place. We will again pull out our stitches from this lower section as well. We'll start casting on here, friends. We start from this region. Namely, in this section, regarding the rice part, starting from here, it is coming from here. We remove the stitches and, while doing so in this section, we proceed as follows. For example, we took it out from the beginning, not from here, but from this rice We are removing these parts from here, from these sections. I mean, guys, let me show you like this—here, from here, not from there, not from there. Look, we took this part here; look, here we have the rice section, take it from here. Look, we're picking up a stitch by inserting the needle here and taking a loop from here. We don't take it from here; instead, look at this section— we insert ourselves in between and take it from here. Then, from here, we continue as follows, picking up from where we left off. As I said while increasing stitches in the rice portion up to here just these rice grains, because if you remove them from each loop, then this time This will become very messy, just like the rice example—look, it's gathering. Since he gathered himself, we support his gathering here. That is, only from these rice parts We are casting on stitches from where these are located. We're pulling out again while I'm still on the straight path, guys. I knitted very little here. I knitted a few rows. You can stretch your height further here. By the way, I think my height is long enough. I did this much and left it, because I was thinking. Let's also check whether there are a few rice rows. Look at these three, there are three of these from here. You could say that. I've knitted about two and a half centimeters, I've done two We are knitting a rice stitch about half a centimeter long at the bottom in this part, once again, completely reversed, first in order Next rows, upside down, right side up, upside down now What method are we demonstrating when we go to the cola and the cold? while casting on this stitch, now while casting on the stitch on the arm How can we say in Turkish, "we, the part of the arm, actually the knit" It corresponds to the side parts in the mold, that is, the first We used to pick up the first stitches without knitting them. This part, guys, when casting on stitches here We are casting off one stitch from each. That is, look here, from each stitch, it appears like this one stitch from each stitch We are removing it. I cast on a total of 29 stitches. I cast on 29 stitches on one sleeve and 29 stitches on the other sleeve. Thus, a kind of narrowness has come about, you see. A narrowing is occurring. The view is becoming even more beautiful. You close it without squeezing too hard. Don't forget this. As I said, the stitches are clearly visible on the sleeve already. These, these, these, these stitches here. We are getting it from here and also from there. As I said, I cast on 29 stitches on the needle. You need to cast on the same number of stitches on each needle. I'll also tell you how many centimeters I've knitted here. I've knitted about 4 centimeters here as well. After arranging the rice in order 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, again I closed it by knitting while staying on the same flat section, guys. I want to add something to this part. I knitted this entire section flat. I took it from here and went this way I've come, go, I somehow wove it. Then, after folding it tightly like this, once my friends finished my braid I folded it into a narrow strip like this, then joined it again vertically from here. I planted it again in the same way and joined it. I translated it after doing it, guys. Are you here? We're doing the purchase transaction again. If you have a small machine job, feel free to let me know You can also knit it without any seams. Therefore, when beginning to cast on stitches Make sure the stitch does not fall on the same point. That is how our sweater is made. As I said, I won't do the other sides in this example. Because we are repeating the same operations. We learned how to cast off stitches and weave in rice. So I won't continue, friends, with him. I have told you as much as I could explain here. If you have any further questions, please feel free to leave them in the comments. Don't forget to tag me from my Instagram address. I would really love to see the color combinations you've made here. You also want to see the sweaters you've finished knitting I really wish it. So beautiful Hello, one It becomes an oversized sweater. I loved it so much. I really liked it. The Germans call this sweater a soul warmer. They say so. Really knit this when you receive it You will understand when you see it. This is a complete Heating element friends. Greetings to everyone Thank you in advance for your questions. You can write in the comments. Your crocheted creations mentioned in the description Reaching out to me via Instagram address You can send your photos. Thank you for watching until here Don't forget to like and comment Finally, I am saying that If you liked it, stay subscribed Because the next one is completely different