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2. Wrong side out

3. Slightly went paint on the braids

4. Simple shawl knit + sophisticated leather trim

5. The tied cell is the trend of the season

6. Interesting design from 3.1 Phillip Lim

7. Construction

8. Manly option

9. Creating a silhouette with a combination of patterns

10. Brilliantly simple. I love shawl knitting for brevity and at the same time relief...

11. The murderer

12. The already connected canvas is painted

13. If you knit laziness, you can weave :)

14. Actual smell and fastener on the Japanese hairpin

15. Unclear, but great

16. Unusual arrangement of "chains"

17. The combination of different types of yarn

18. Color is not like, but interesting

19. Design and combination of yarn

20. Scythe from the tape sewn into the fabric. In places.

21. Just beautifully lies. A thread with silk, probably.

22. Attention - on the skirt

23. Interesting finish. Can be repeated on a finished sweater.

24. Knits diagonally on very large knitting needles from anything :)

25. Each part of the braid is knitted separately, it seems that from top to bottom.

26. From the series "freaking out." To halloween

27. Separately connected in different directions pieces are simply stitched.

28. Holes, apparently, of machine production

29. Again the pieces are connected in different directions.

30. Rethinked snowflakes. Just a lot bigger than usual

31. Multidirectional horizontal elastic bands (I don’t know what to call it more precisely)

32. It is simple to knit such a pattern - several rows with the wrong surface, then several - front. But you have to knit for a long time!

33. Large braid

34. From the remnants of yarn. At the same time, you can learn how to knit different patterns

35, 36. Cutest little thing with a tail hole

37. So you can transform an existing sweater...

38. Relief cell

39. Product of unknown purpose. Chain mail?

40. Shoulders and waist

41. Tied holes. Knitted across.

42. Elastic band in all directions

43. Gnawed bottom. Can be immortalized on an existing sweater

44. The simplest design and style, but very impressive

45. Apparently, machine knitting. If you take off the crochets, do you get such sparseness from below?

46. ??The addition of loops under the chest + the transition to thick knitting needles?

47. I want to try such holes!

48. To be honest, I don’t know how. Either arbitrary loops, or knitted in pieces...

49. Strange cord finish

50. Again, mouth-watering holes

51. Effectively stitched, right?

53. The seam is not in place, a very interesting solution

54. I don’t understand how. But impressive.

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