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A crocheted collar whose look changes depending on the color you choose.
I tried crocheting a collar.
It's a little hard to tell from the photo, but the knit pattern of this detachable collar is a variation of the hemp leaf pattern.
I used a slightly thicker crochet hook than the yarn to create a loose, lacy look.
When it was finished, it had a somewhat nostalgic feel to it, so I came up with this name.
Since the collar is slightly oversized, I imagine it would look cool to wear it with similar colors, like a white collar with white clothes, or a black collar with black clothes.
This detachable collar can also be made in a short time, so it would be fun to knit it in different colors and add it to your outfit rotation.
Preparation and materials needed for "Nostalgic Detachable Collar"
Yarn and Crochet Hook Size
1 medium-thick to medium-thick linen (40g ball, approx. 110m)
3.0 mm (JP 5/0)
Finished size
Collar circumference 49cm (narrow inner side) Width 8.5cm Strap 29cm
Total weight: 30g
Crochet pattern for "Nostalgic Detachable Collar"
Detachable collar knitting pattern
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Detailed instructions and steps for making a "Nostalgic Detachable Collar"
①Please check the knitting pattern along with the instructions for how to make it.
On another page,How to knit a hemp leaf pattern」「How to knit hemp leaf pattern II" is also available, so please use it as a reference for how to knit the fabric.
② Begin by casting on the chain and knitting 136 stitches.
The number of cast-on stitches should be a multiple of 3 + 1. Please use this as a reference for adjusting the gauge. The increased stitches are distributed, so even if the number of cast-on stitches changes, it will probably still be arched.
③ Increase a stitch every two rows up to row 6. Please note that the knitting method and number of chain stitches change: rows 1 and 2 have a hemp leaf pattern based on medium double crochet, rows 3 and 4 have a double crochet base, and rows 5 and 6 have an extra double crochet base.
④Once you have knitted up to the 6th row, you will then knit the edge.
At this point, check that the final row, row 6, is on the wrong side and rows 1, 3 and 5 are on the right side. Attach the yarn where shown in the knitting pattern and knit the edge using a knit stitch.
On the inside of the collar (the side where you cast on), gather the chain into a bunch and work with a knit stitch. Also, do not crochet the edge of the very bottom part of the collar.
⑤Finally, knit the string. Attach the yarn to each of the four "string attachment points" on the knitting pattern, and after knitting 75 chain stitches, cut the yarn and finish off the string.
Adjust the number of chains on the string to get the length you want.
Your "Nostalgic Detachable Collar" creations
Rico's "Nostalgic Collar"
Knitting the hemp leaf was so much fun that I finished it in no time!
Detachable collars tend to be very cute, so I had been hesitant to knit one until now, but I thought this one would be great because it's not too sweet, so I decided to give it a try.
I made it into a button based on Ronique's arrangement.
*Rico*Rico*Diary
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Sato's "Nostalgic Collar"
I've always been interested in hemp leaf weaving, but I gave up because I couldn't get the shape right.
It wasn't as crisp as Ronique's, but when I knitted it for the first time, I saw a unique pattern, so I decided to be satisfied for now ♪
I would also like to try knitting some winter clothes using different yarn.
thank you very much!
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