1. First, we should use no. 12 stitches, and weave 9 rows of double stitches with green line, and then change to yellow wool knitting 1 row of flat stitches.

2. After dividing the needle, knit the shoulders and back first. When knitting the front side, add 1 stitch beside 2 stitches on each shoulder, and add 8 stitches in a row. (1 every row 1 when knitting the back), do not add any needles. Continue to weave the front side slowly, weaving back and forth, weaving to one side and keeping the front side with 65438+.

3. Then, when adding 24 stitches on one side of the shoulder, start to put 2 stitches on the shoulder, 1 stitch on the body, 1 stitch on the sleeve and 6 stitches under the armpit, so that the body 156 stitch and the sleeve are 59+6 stitches.

4. After separation, weave the body into an appropriate length, put on green wool and start to knit the edges. If there is no need to reduce the needle, after weaving 20 rows of double-stranded thread, the garment body is partially completed.

5. I started to choose the front of the door. Two stitches are selected in one stitch, so that the selected placket is flat and beautiful. Choose 120 stitches on each side, and remember to leave 5 buttonholes when knitting the right placket. 9 rows of double-thread sewing on both sides are finished.

6. Finally start knitting sleeves. Add 65,438+0 stitches on the left and right sides of the original 6 stitches, otherwise the gap is too big to look good, so the sleeve is 67 stitches, and then reduce the stitches according to the length and width of the sleeve, leaving 48 stitches at the cuff. Start knitting sleeves with green wool, and weave 16 rows of double-line wrapping, complete!

Sweaters, machine or hand-woven wool coats. In primitive life, humans covered their bodies with leaves and skins. In fishing and animal husbandry, they knew how to use knitting technology. With the evolution of civilization and the invention of science and technology, human beings not only make full use of various natural fibers such as animals and plants to weave articles needed for life.