Knit a bright kit with chickens for a newborn
Today we bring to your attention a model of a bright yellow set with chicks for your newborn baby. Such a set can cause a lot of tenderness and admiration among others, and your child will feel at ease and comfortable in it. The set consists of a blouse, a hat, and booties.
To create it you will need:
“Puffy Season” yarn in yellow (five skeins), orange (one skein) and black (one skein); knitting needles number four.
Making a sweater
We knit the back of the product
- We take a yellow thread and use knitting needles to cast on seventy stitches, then knit seven rows using garter stitch.
- Twenty loops need to be knitted in the center stockinette stitch(to create a chicken).
- We make crossings in the 2nd row: five by five to the right and the same amount to the left.
- Then we knit another eighteen rows, and then again cross five by five, then again create ten rows.
- We cross for the head: five by five to the right and the same amount to the left.
- In the next row (from the wrong side) we knit twenty loops, knitting them two together so that in the end there are ten front rows left. After this, knitting is carried out with a scarf pattern.
- Then we knit another eighteen rows, and then bind off on both sides with three, two and one loops.
- We close the loops in the center when the height of the armholes reaches eleven and a half centimeters. In this case, it is necessary to leave twelve loops along the edges for the armholes.
- In the next row we close all the loops.
Knitting sleeves
- Cast on forty-five stitches, then knit seven rows using garter stitch.
- Twelve loops in the center need to be knitted with stockinette stitch and immediately we cross three by three to the right and the same amount to the left.
- We add one loop in all fourth rows on both sides.
- We close the loops (five each) when the total height of the armholes reaches eighteen centimeters. In this case, it is necessary to continue closing in subsequent rows one loop at a time until there are fourteen loops left on the knitting needles.
- Then close all the loops.
Making gates
- We make seams along the shoulders, while raising sixty loops on the neckline.
- Create twenty rows using garter stitch.
- On both sides we close one loop three times, two loops five times, and then close the remaining loops.
We knit the legs of chickens and their beaks by analogy. We create the eyes using black thread.
We knit a hat for a newborn with knitting needles
- Cast on eighty stitches, then knit seven rows using garter stitch.
- Next we knit this way: seven garter stitches, six knit stitches, six garter stitches, and so on until the row is completed.
- In the purl row, we make additions in the front loops so that the result is twelve of them, on the front side we immediately make a three-by-three crossing to the right and the same number to the left. We prepare chickens in the same way as for the blouse.
- We create four rows using garter stitch.
- To get a rounded crown, you need to knit this way (alternatingly): nine garter stitch loops, decrease one loop, nine garter stitch loops, decrease one.
- In the purl row we create all the loops using garter stitch.
- Eight garter stitch stitches, decrease one stitch until the row is completed.
- In the next right row: seven garter stitch loops, decrease one loop, seven garter stitch loops, decrease one - to the end of the row.
- Decorate the hat with a pompom.
Making your own booties
- We cast on five loops, then knit with the following pattern: one knit stitch, one yarn over, three garter stitch loops, one yarn over, one knit stitch. We knit in this way until twenty holes are formed.
- Next, for the heel on both sides, we close ten loops.
- Continue knitting those loops that remain, not forgetting to yarn over.
- On one side, create a chicken on twelve knit stitches.
- When you have thirty-two holes, you need to create one row in garter stitch, one row alternating yarn overs and decreases, three rows in garter stitch.
- We finish by closing all the loops.
That's it! Your bright baby kit is ready!
MATERIALS AND TOOLS REQUIRED
1. Egitto Titan Wool yarn in yellow, orange, blue and lilac colors.
2. Holofiber filler;
3. Hook No. 2;
4. Thick stitching needle;
5. Safety eyes 5 mm;
6. Satin ribbon;
7. Black sewing thread;
8. Braid;
9. Bead for decorating an egg.
LEGEND
k.a. - amigurumi ring;
sc - single crochet;
pr - increase (two loops in 1);
dec - decrease (two loops together).
STAGE 1. HEAD + BEAKE
Head
Let's start with thread yellow.
1st row - 6 sc in k.a.;
2nd row - 6 inc (12);
3rd row - (1 sc, inc)*6 (18);
Row 4 - (2 sc, inc)*6 (24);
Row 5 - (3 sc, inc)*6 (30);
Row 6 - (4 sc, inc)*6 (36);
Row 7 - (5 sc, inc)*6 (42);
8-13 row - 42 sc;
Row 14 - 7 sbn, (1 sbn, inc)*3, 15 sbn, (1 sbn, inc)*3, 8 sbn (48);
Row 15 - 7 sbn, (2 sbn, inc)*3, 15 sbn, (2 sbn, inc)*3, 8 sbn (54);
16-18 row - 54 sc;
We insert the eyes between the 14th and 15th rows, leaving 6 sc between them.
Row 19 - (7 sc, dec)*6 (48);
Row 20 - (6 sc, dec)*6 (42);
21 row - (5 sc, dec) * 6 (36);
22 row - (4 sc, dec) * 6 (30);
23 row - (3 sc, dec) * 6 (24);
24 row - (2 sc, dec) * 6 (18);
25 row - (2 sc, dec) * 6 (12);
Row 26 - 6 dec (6).
We tighten the hole and hide the thread.
Beak
We knit with orange thread.
1st row - 5 sc in k.a.;
Row 2 - (1 sc, inc)*2, 1 sc (7);
3rd row - 7 sc;
Row 4 - (2 sc, inc)*2, 1 sc (9).
Sew between rows 16 and 20, filling as you sew. We embroider eyebrows and eyelashes with black thread, tint the cheeks, and make a forelock.
STAGE 2. TORSO + TAIL
Torso
We knit with yellow thread.
We start with a yellow thread. Fill as you knit.
1st row - 6 sc in k.a.;
2nd row - 6 inc (12);
3rd row - (1 sc, inc)*6 (18);
Row 4 - (2 sc, inc)*6 (24);
Row 5 - (3 sc, inc)*6 (30);
Row 6 - (4 sc, inc)*6 (36);
Row 7 - (5 sc, inc)*6 (42);
Row 8 - (6 sc, inc)*6 (48);
Row 9 - (7 sc, inc)*6 (54);
Row 10 - (8 sc, inc)*6 (60);
11-18 row - 60 sc:
Row 19 - (8 sc, dec)*6 (54)
20-21 row - 54 sc;
Row 22 - (7 sc, dec)*6 (48)
23-24 row - 48 sc;
25 row - (6 sc, dec) * 6 (42);
26 row - (5 sc, dec) * 6 (36);
27 row - (4 sc, dec) * 6 (30);
28 row - (3 sc, dec) * 6 (24);
29 row - (2 sc, dec) * 6 (18);
Row 30 - 18 sc.
Cut the thread, leaving a long end for sewing. Sew the head to the body.
Ponytail
1st row - 4 sc in k.a.;
2nd row - 4 inc (8);
3rd row - 8 sc;
4th row - (1 sc, inc) * 4 (12);
5 row - 12 sc;
Row 6 - (2 sc, inc)*4 (16);
Fold and connect the edges of the sc. Sew to the body at the level of the 8th row.
STAGE 3. WINGS
We knit with yellow thread. We don't fill it.
1st row - 6 sc in k.a.
2nd row - 6 inc (12);
3rd row - 12 sc;
Row 4 - (1 sc, inc)*6 (18);
5-16 row - 18 sc.
Fold and connect the edges of the sc. We knit two parts. Sew at the level of the 24th row.
STAGE 4. LEGS
We knit with orange thread. Let's start with the feet. Fill as you knit.
1st row - 6 sc in k.a.;
2-4 row - 6 sc.
Cut the thread. We knit three parts. We got our fingers. Now they need to be connected. To do this, we knit 2 sc on the first finger, knit the 3rd stitch of the first finger and the 1st stitch of the second finger together with a single crochet (i.e. we make a decrease), 1 sc, the 3rd stitch of the second finger and the 1st stitch knit the third finger together, 4 sc, knit the 6th stitch of the third finger and the 4th stitch of the second finger together, 1 sc, knit the 6th stitch of the second finger and the 4th stitch of the third finger together, 2 sc. There should be 14 columns.
Row 6 - (5 sc, dec)*2 (12);
Row 7 - (2 sc, dec)*3 (9);
Row 8 - (1 sc, dec)*3 (6).
We close the hole and hide the thread. We knit two parts.
Next we knit the leg itself.
1st row - 6 sc in k.a.;
Row 2 - (1 sc, inc)*3 (9);
3-14 row - 9 sc.
Fold and connect the edges of the sc. We knit two parts. Sew the foot to the leg. Using the edge that we connected with sc, we sew the legs to the body.
STAGE 5. EASTER EGG
We knit with blue thread.
1st row - 6 sc in k.a.;
2nd row - 6 inc (12);
3rd row - (1 sc, inc)*6 (18);
Row 4 - (2 sc, inc)*6 (24);
Row 5 - (3 sc, inc)*6 (30);
Row 6 - (4 sc, inc)*6 (36);
Row 7 - (5 sc, inc)*6 (42);
8-16 row - 42 sc;
Row 17 - (5 sc, dec)*6 (36);
18 row - 36 sc;
19 row - (4 sc, dec) * 6 (30);
20 row - 30 sc;
21 row - (3 sc, dec) * 6 (24);
22 row - 24 sc;
23 row - (2 sc, dec) * 6 (18);
24 row - (2 sc, dec) * 6 (12);
Row 25 - 6 dec (6).
Close the hole and hide the thread. We cut off the braid and glue it to the testicle. We knit a flower. Sew a bead to the flower and glue it to the egg. Ready!
Dimensions of finished toys:
Chicken - 7.5 cm in height
Testicle - 12.5 cm high, 7.5 cm wide
Materials:
For chicken - 5 grams of yellow, a little orange and black yarn, stuffing.
For eggs - 15 grams each of white and light gray (in the original the color of oatmeal)
As well as 3 mm knitting needles and hairspray (optional)
Knitting density: 26 p. x 36 r. = 10 x 10 cm
Terms:
Face - front loop,
Purl - purl loop
The number before the abbreviation “knit” or “purl” means the number of loops
P. - loop
Increase - knit 2 loops from one at the front and back walls
Decrease - 2 loops knitted together
Decrease by shift - 2 loops knitted together behind the back wall or remove one loop. without knitting, then knit the second loop and throw the removed one over it.
Important: take the time to knit the sample. It is also advisable to add loops by knitting 2 loops from one by the front and back walls of the loop, because this method does not leave holes in the canvas. If you know another method of adding stitches that doesn't create holes, but this one seems difficult, use your own. We knit all the details, starting with a row of facial loops.
Chick
Torso
Start knitting from the tail.
Cast on 8 loops with yellow thread and knit 4 rows with stitch stitch.
1st row of increases: (increase) to the end of the row = 16 sts. purl row.
2nd row of increases: (increase, 1 / k) to the end of the row = 24p. 3 rows of knit stitch.
3rd row of increases: (1 /knit increase, 1 knit) to the end of the row = 32p.
7 rows of knit stitches.
next row: decrease 1st stitch at the beginning and end of the row - 30 stitches. Purl the row.
Formation of the front
1st row of decreases: decrease, 6 persons, (decrease, 2 persons) 4 times, 4 persons decrease - 24p.
track. row: decrease 1st stitch at the beginning and end of the row = 22 sts.
2nd row of decreases: decrease, k4 (decrease, k1) 4 times, k2 decrease = 16p.
track. row: decrease 1st stitch at the beginning and end of the row = 14l.
3rd row of decreases: decrease, k1 (decrease) 4 times, k1 decrease = 8p.
Head
start knitting from the bottom.
Using yellow thread, cast on 18 stitches. and knit 2 rows of knits. satin stitch
Increase row: (1 knit, increase, 1 knit) to the end of the row = 24 sts. 7 rows of faces. satin stitch
1st row of decreases: (K1, decrease, K1) to the end of the row = 18 sts. purl row.
2nd row of decreases: (K1, decrease) to the end of the row = 12 stitches. break the thread, leaving a long tip, which is passed through the loops on the knitting needle, tighten tightly and secure the thread.
Wings - 2 parts
start knitting from the top.
Using yellow thread, cast on 6 stitches. and knit 2 rows of knits. satin stitch
Increase row: (increase, k1, increase) 2 times = 10a 5 rows of stitch stitches.
a series of decreases: (decrease by switch, k1, decrease) 2 times = 6 sts. break the thread, leaving a long end*, which you pass through the loops on the knitting needle, tighten tightly and secure the thread.
Beak
Cast on 2 loops with orange thread.
Close the loops.
Foot - 4 parts
cast on with orange thread 6p.
Close the loops.
Egg
Half shell - 2 parts
start knitting from the sharp end of the testicle
Using white thread, cast on 12l. and knit 2 rows of faces in satin stitch.
1st row of increases: increase in each loop = 24l. purl once.
2nd row of increases: (increase, k1) to the end of the row = 36p. 3 rows of faces. satin stitch
3rd row of increases: (1 knit increase, 1 knit) to the end of the row -48p.
5 rows / faces. satin stitch
4th row of increases: (1 knit increase, 2 knits) to the end of the row -60p.
9 rows of knit stitches.
For the picot edge
Switch to light gray thread
Track. row: (yo, dec) to the end of the row = 60p. 13 rows of faces. satin stitch
1st row of decreases: (K2, decrease, K1) to the end of the row = 48p. 5 rows of faces. satin stitch
2nd row of decreases: (K1, decrease, K1) to the end of the row = 36 sts. 3 rows of faces. satin stitch
3rd row of decreases: (K1, decrease) to the end of the row = 24 sts. purl row
4th row of decreases: (decrease) to the end of the row = 12 sts.
break the thread, leaving a long tip, which is passed through the loops on the knitting needle, tighten tightly and secure the thread.
Assembly
Sew the parts together using a mattress stitch along the faces. side of the details.
Chicken: Pass a thread along the edge of the tail through each stitch (cast-on edge), pull tight and sew the side edges together, leaving 2.5 cm open from the gathered edge of the front (cast-on edge). Stuff tightly and sew up the hole. The seam runs along the bottom of the body. From the pulled top edge of the head, sew the side edges, leaving the bottom edge open. Place the stuffing and sew to the body. Fold the wing piece in half, sew the side edges together, and sew the wings on the sides of the body. For the paws, fold two strips together, then fold them into a V shape to form three fingers for the front of the paw, and leave a strip a few stitches long for the back (see photo). Sew a few stitches to secure the position, then pin the legs to the bottom of the body, marking their location and sew. Remove pins.
For the eyes, mark their location on the head with pins. Using black thread, embroider the vertical eyes using a French knot. Sew the beak under the eyes.Shell: sew the side edges, pass a white thread along the cast-on edge through each loop, pull tight. Fold the piece with the white part inward along the picot line. Spray with hairspray to stiffen the piece.
You can also spray the paws with varnish. If the halves of the shells are fastened together with a few stitches, then the egg will open and the chicks can be placed there.
Poultry yardMaterials:
For duckling: 20 g acrylic yarn white, some white yarn, some yellow, dark yellow and black yarn, padding polyester for stuffing.
For chicken: 20 g of blue acrylic yarn, some dark yellow, light brown, white and black yarn, padding polyester for stuffing.
For the eagle owl: 25 g each of acrylic yarn in dark brown and sand colors, a little yarn in yellow, dark yellow, white, black and blue flowers, padding polyester for stuffing.
Spokes: № 3,5.
Patterns:
Knit stitch (knit stitch): knit. r. - persons p., out. r. - purl p.
Pico: 1st st: *2 sts together, 1 yarn over, repeat from * to end of p. 2nd r.: all sts.
Knitting density: 10x10 cm = 14 p. x 24 r.
Description of work.
Duckling: head and body
For the head, use a white thread to cast on 8 stitches and knit. satin stitch, adding evenly in every 2nd r. 3 times 6 p. = 26 p. Then knit 14 r. directly and evenly decrease 12 sts = 14 sts. Knit 2 p. and evenly add 6 sts = 20 sts. For the body, continue knitting straight for 4 r. and then perform the additions as follows: knit 2, add 1 p. from the broach and knit a cross. knits, knit 5, add 1 st, knit 6, add 1 st, knit 5, add 1 st and knit 2. Repeat the additions every 2nd r. 2 more times performing all the subsequent ones above the previous ones = 30 p. Then remove to auxiliary. knitting needles first and last 8 p., continue knitting the central 16 p., knitting at the end of each r. together the last of the central points with the first point with the auxiliary. knitting needles 8 times on each side. For the tail, continue knitting the central 16 stitches, after 6 rows. perform 2 p. pico, 6 rub. persons iron and close st.
Duckling: wings
Knit 2 parts. Using a white thread, cast on 8 stitches and knit. satin stitch, after 4 r. add 1 st on both sides = 10 sts, knit 4 more rows, perform 2 rows. picot, knit 4 rows, decrease 1 stitch on both sides = 8 stitches, perform another 4 rows. and close p.
Duckling: paws
Knit 2 parts. Using a dark yellow thread, cast on 4 stitches and knit. stitch, adding on both sides every 2nd r. 2 times 1 p. = 8 p., then knit 2 p. picot and continue faces. stitch, decreasing on both sides every 2nd r. 2 times 1 p., and bind off the remaining 4 p.
Duckling: beak
Using a yellow thread, cast on 9 sts and knit. stitch, knitting in every 2nd r. central 3 p. 3 times together. Simultaneously with the 2nd decrease, add 1 st on both sides after 1 st from the edge. After finishing the decrease, bind off the remaining 5 sts.
Duckling: assembly
Fold the body part, form a tail, sew side seams. Stuff the part with padding polyester. Do the wings and legs in the same way. Sew the parts of the head and body, having previously stuffed them with padding polyester. Sew on the tail, wings and paws. Sew the edges of the beak and sew it to the head. Embroider the eyes and secure several threads on the top of the head in the form of a tuft.
Chick
Using blue thread, knit the head, body and wings, as for a duckling. Do the paws in the same way, but with a light brown thread.
Chicken: beak
Using a dark yellow thread, cast on 3 stitches and knit. satin stitch After 4 r. knit 3 stitches together. and, without removing the knitting needles, knit 1 cross. persons and 1 persons. then knit 4 more rows. persons stitch and close st.
Chicken: Assembly
Make the details and sew them to the body, the same way as for the duckling, but first pulling the tail along the edge. Embroider the eyes and sew on the beak. Perform a tuft.
Eagle owl: head
Thread dark brown cast on 24 sts and knit. satin stitch At 3 p.m. From each stitch, knit 2 stitches with the exception of the chrome. = 46 p.
Knit directly 20 r. and then tie along the entire river. 2 p. together = 23 p. Next. r. knit 3 stitches together = 23 stitches throughout the entire r. and bind off the remaining 9 sts.
For the ears in the upper part, with a dark brown thread, again cast on 6 stitches, knit 4 rows. persons stitch and then knit all 6 stitches together. Bind off the remaining stitch and pull the thread through. side and secure, giving the ears a rounded shape.
Eagle owl: body
Perform as the head part, but with a light brown thread and instead of 20 r. knit straight 34 r.
Eagle owl: wings
Knit 2 parts. Using a dark brown thread, cast on 22 stitches and knit. satin stitch After 10 r. decrease on both sides every 6th r. 4 times 2 p., knit 4 r. and bind off the remaining 6 sts.
Eagle owl: paws
Knit 2 parts. Using a dark yellow thread, cast on 8 stitches and knit. satin stitch After 8 r. add 1 st on both sides = 10 sts, knit another 4 rows, then perform 2 rows. picot, knit 4 p. persons stitch, decrease 1 stitch on both sides, knit another 8 rows. and close p.
Eagle owl: beak
Using a yellow thread, cast on 9 stitches and knit as for a duckling.
Owl: assembly
Sew the edges of the head part, stuff it with padding polyester. Do the same for the body and wings and sew them together. Stuff the parts of the legs and beak with padding polyester and sew them on. Embroider the eyes and make a tuft.
