How to tie a bandage?
The head bandage is both veryA convenient and fashionable accessory. Modern bandages, repeating the shape of the head, do not require tying. In fact, the bandage is a closed ring, worn on the head without any problems and not causing difficulties when wearing. In the article we will tell you how to tie a bandage with crochets and knitting needles. And we will start with one classic model, which can be connected absolutely of any size according to your desire.
How to crochet a bandage
The method is very simple, therefore,who only learns knitting. For work, we need a 2 mm hook, about 10 g of yarn and a hat band (the size is chosen around the head circumference). The first row is tied with columns without a crochet. Tie a pre-prepared rubber band of the required size. At the end of the row, make a connecting post. The second row begin to knit like this: first a column without a crochet, then in the 4th loop, tie five bars with a crochet, and between them leave one air loop. Then, in the fourth loop, knit one column without a crochet and repeat this until the end of the row, and in the end, as usual, make a connecting post. Now proceed to the 3rd row. Attach the work thread to the second side of the dressing and tie the elastic with the bars (again without the crochet), while stick the hook between the columns of the previous row, on the other side of the bandage. At the end of the row, traditionally make a connecting post. Well, knit the 4th row in exactly the same way as the 2nd. As you can see, in this method there is nothing complicated. And in order for you to better imagine how such a bandage is crocheted, the knitting scheme will help you, with the symbols of the actions that we described in the instruction:
How to bind a bandage to the head with knitting needles
Need to dial from 100 to 120 loops(starting from the circumference of the head). The first row we sew all the loops completely with any chosen pattern, and make the first and last loops edge. In the second row, the 1st loop is the edge loop, and then knit with a pattern, well, and the last two loops need to be left untouched and then turn the work. In the third row, remove the first loop as edgeband and then knit with a pattern, and leave the last two loops in the same way as in the previous row, not left untied. In addition, mark the 3rd loop from the edge pin or colored thread. 4 start with the edge loop, and then tie all the loops to the mark and, just like in the previous row, mark the 3rd loop from the edge. In the 5th row again the first loop is the edge with the same mark. So you need to make another 12-15 rows (the quantity is selected individually). Start a new row from the edge loop and then tie all the loops to the last mark, then rotate the work. In the next row (again with the first edge loop) after the mark, you need to tie another 4 loops, and mark the mark on the last loop of the knitted ones. The series must be repeated until 2 unbroken loops are left from the edge of the marks. In the next row with the edge first loop, we sew all the loops completely, including the 2 extreme ones, after the made mark. So do the last row. After that, remove all marks and close the hinges. Then sew the button and decorate the bandage, if desired. For decoration, knitted flowers, pompons, ribbons and so on will suit.