대바늘 심플 요크 가디건 만들어보아요:) Knit simple yoke cardigan tutorial

#KnittingNeedles #Knit Hello. This is Tatting Blossom :) I made this 'Simple Yorke Cardigan' as practice, thinking about how to improve the parts that were lacking after making the 'Broken Rib Yorke Sweater' last time. I’ve captured the process of changing the rounded yoke line into a straight line using backstitches at the armpits~ I tried making a slight change to the backstitching style I usually do this time, but actually, there isn't much difference?! It doesn't have to be exactly like the video; feel free to do it in your usual comfortable way :) Thank you again today♥ Size Chest Width: Approx. 45cm Total Length: Approx. 50cm Sleeve Length: Approx. 62cm Materials Used Yarn: Alize Angora Gold 1.5 balls (Color: 515) Needles: KnitPro Ginger Short Tip 3mm, 3.5mm, 4mm Strand 40cm, 100cm (Yoke, Body: 4mm+100cm / Body Ribbing: 3.5mm+100cm Sleeves: 4mm+40cm / Sleeve Ribbing: 3.5mm+40cm Button Ribbing: 3mm+100cm) Button Size: Diameter 1.2cm Others: Lots of markers, tapestry needle, scissors Gauge: 4mm needle, 21.5 stitches x 28 rows (Same before and after washing) Size Change Tips 1. Changing Neckline To perform the first yoke increase identically, you must change the starting stitch count by adding or subtracting multiples of 8 from the starting stitch count of 93 (e.g., 93-8=85 stitches, 93+8=101 stitches, 93+16=109 stitches). 2. Marking the Neckline Backstitch Count {(stitch count + 2)/4} - 1 from both ends to mark the stitches first. Then, divide the stitches into 5 sections, mark them, and proceed with the backstitch as shown in the video. 3. Final 3rd Yoke Increase If the final stitch count is calculated to be odd, reduce or increase the M1L increase by one to make it an even number of stitches. 4. Separating the Sleeves If the yoke length is short before separating the sleeves, continue with more stockinette stitch before separating the sleeves. Calculate the desired chest and sleeve circumference, divide the final stitch count, and mark the stitches accordingly. The number of stitches for the back panel should be the sum of the stitches on both sides of the front panel plus 2 additional stitches. (Equal to the button ribbing) Example) Please refer to the case and adjust the stitch count to divide the work. Wrap stitches can also be modified Case 1: Starting stitches 85, final stitch count 282 42(Front)/56(Small)/86(Back)/56(Small)/42(Front), when making 6 wrap stitches each, chest circumference approx. 86cm Case 2: Starting stitches 101, final stitch count 336 50(Front)/67(Small)/102(Back)/67(Small)/50(Front), when making 6 wrap stitches each, chest circumference approx. 101cm Case 3: Starting stitches 109, final stitch count 362 54(Front)/74(Small)/106(Back)/74(Small)/54(Front), when making 6 wrap stitches each, chest circumference approx. 107cm 5. Underarm Reverse Knitting Divide the front stitch count into 11 sections and place markers, then Proceed as shown in the video. Using the underarm wrap stitch as a reference, place markers on both sides equally. 6. Total Length, Sleeve Length You can knit to your desired length. Blog : https://blog.naver.com/soomin7892 Instagram :   / imsooming   Tatting Lace Online Class (Beginner) : https://class101.net/products/LUotjWK... Tatting Lace Online Class (Beginner) : https://class101.net/products/jeHQU9r... -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hello. This is Tatting Blossom :) For this 'Simple Yoke Cardigan', I made the last 'broken lip yoke sweater' and thought about how to make up for what was lacking, and I made it as a practice. I put the process of changing the round yoke line to a straight line with armpit W&T~ This time, I made some changes from my usual W&T style, but there really is no difference?! It doesn't have to be the same as the video, just do it the way you usually feel :) Thank you ♥ size Chest section: about 45cm Total Length: about 50cm Arm Length: about 62cm Materials used Thread: Alize Angora Gold 1 ball and a half (Color: 515) Needle: Knit Pro Ginger short tip 3mm, 3.5mm, 4mm line 40cm, 100cm (Yoke, body: 4mm+100cm / body band: 3.5mm+100cm Sleeve: 4mm+40cm / sleeve band: 3.5mm+40cm Button band: 3mm+100cm) Button size: 1.2cm in diameter Others: lots of markers, darning needles, a scissor Gauge: 4mm needle 21.5sts Sizing Tips 1. Change the neck circumference In order to proceed with the first yoke increase in the same way, you need to change the starting sts by adding or subtracting multiple of 8 from the starting 93sts (for example, 93-8=85sts, 93+8=101sts, 93+16=109sts) 2. Hang the neck W&T markers At both ends, count by {(stitches+2)/4} - 1 and place a marker first, divide it into 5 sections, and hang the markers, then short row as shown in the video. 3. Last 3 yoke increase If the final stitches is calculated as an odd number, increase the m1l by one less or add to make it appear as...