Prepare wool and needles. 90 stitches for demonstration. Actually, you should measure the size of the needle. Then I began to knit the hem of the vest. Weave until it is 1 inch long, and then weave the next stitch instead. Knitted to the armpit, it began to be divided into two pieces, the front piece and the back piece. Leave 6 stitches under your arm. Knit the front piece first, and the first 5 stitches are the waist line. Then the sixth stitch begins to knit the first stitch, then the last five stitches in this row, and then the upper and lower stitches. Then stitch on the reverse side and return.

Next, start to reduce the stitches, next to the edge of 5 stitches, and weave until the end of each stitch. Five stitches per side. Knit the same on both sides. Knit to the neckline and start to close the neckline. Divide the two needles and start to close them in the middle. Take a stitch at the neckline for each round trip. When you receive the right size, you can continue to knit to the required length, without adding or subtracting. The shoulder of the back piece is the same as that of the front piece, and the back neckline is higher than that of the front piece. Then sew the shoulder of the front piece with the back piece. So the baby's vest is woven.

Let's prepare wool and needles. Let's make a knitting demonstration first. Starting from 36 stitches, knit the hem of the sweater with upper and lower stitches. When the edge is knitted to the required length, the knitting needle and the reverse knitting needle. Then repeat the knitting to the length of the armpit, and then start to close the needle, and close 3 needles on both sides of the armpit. Then divide the front piece into two pieces, one on the left, one on the right and the other on the back piece, and thread the loop of the back piece with a wool head.

Then start knitting the front piece, with 3 stitches in the front and 3 stitches in the upper and lower stitches. Next, knit to the collar and start to collect the collar. Each side of the garment receives one stitch, one stitch every three rows and six stitches at a time. Weave the back piece into the same length as the front piece, and then sew it behind the shoulder. Finally, the cuffs are edged, or you can hook a small edge with a crochet, that's all.