Here are some of them:
grey color goes well with blue, beige, red, Burgundy, brown, blue;
blue with red, green, brown;
beige - orange, yellow and brown;
blue - gray and red;
pink with grey, brown and blue;
black and white combined with any color.
Before binding of the ornament, you should choose a pattern, apply it on checkered paper or tracing paper legend. When knitting multi-colored pattern to apply it on a schema with a pencil or crayon of the corresponding color. The pattern for product design you can think of yourself, or take ready-made embroidery "cross" (one of the "cross" corresponds to one loop). The ornament is written in scheme and is knitted from the bottom up.
When performing an ornament two spokes most often used "socks knitting".
When performing a pattern of five knitting needles knit facial loops in a circle.
Knitting ornament with colored threads called "jacquard".
The ornaments are divided by national and age characteristics. There are also ornaments for men and women. Consider some of them.
1. NORWEGIAN
Snowflakes and stars, made a red, white and black threads are key to this ornament.
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2. CONTRAST
Running threads of two colors, dark and light (black and white, yellow and brown, blue and white, etc.).
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3. ORNAMENTAL STRIPS
Filaments of two or more colors. Promazyvaetsya pattern has a geometric pattern (squares, triangles, etc.).
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4. ANIMAL SKIN
Used yarn of several colors. Promazyvaetsya pattern reminiscent of animal skins.
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5. VEGETABLE
Multicoloured thread. Promazyvaetsya pattern, reminiscent of a vegetable nature (flowers, grass, trees, etc.).
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6. NORTHERN PEOPLES
Filaments of two or more colors. Promazyvaetsya pattern, including the national ornament and paintings with national motifs.
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7. CHILDREN
Fit threads in bright colors of two or more colors. Ornaments used in the drawings of children (cubs, kittens, chickens, etc.).
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8. USEFUL TIPS
If the pattern between loops one color large, distance that stretches outside the thread will fix this: in each of the front row, before you purl into the front loop, work the needle introduced into the loop on the left needle, once on a broken thread, the second time under the working thread (figures 125, 126).
Odd-numbered rows are always executed on the front side and even numbers on the reverse.
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