Knitting Collar tutorial for adults ✨🪽 How to knit a collar neck 🤍

Hey everyone. Today I'll show you how to knit a collar for adults. I used 78 gram of merino wool,

4.5 mm, 100 cm circular, and 4.5 mm double-pointed needles. The stitch count

is a multiple of 6 and plus 4 for the edges. I started with 88 stitches for the collar,

but I'll be showing you the technique on a smaller sample in this video.

Starting with a wrong side row, knit the first two stitches,

then purl until the last two stitches.

and slip the last two with yarn in front.

In the second row, work knit stitches until the last two

and slip two stitches.

In the third row, repeat row 1

Now starting the first lace row, knit two edge stitches. We don't

count them. The repeats start after this point. Then knit two stitches together.

Yarn over, knit one, yarn over, knit one, yarn over, slip two stitches and knit them together.

Repeat this part to the last two stitches. I'm showing you the

repeat one more time. For the next lace rows, I will only show the first part

and slip two stitches.

The first and last two stitches are for the edges. You'll always knit the first two and slip

the last two in every row. Now I'll work 5 rows in stockinette stitch, except the edge stitches.

Skipping these parts, because they are the same as the first 3

rows. The only difference is that we will work 5 rows in total.

Do not forget to slip the last two stitches.

From this point on, I won't be showing the stockinette rows,

because they are always worked the same way. They will be worked between two lace rows.

Starting the second lace row, knit two edge stitches. We don't count them. The

repeats start after this point. Then knit two stitches together.

Yarn over, knit one, yarn over, knit one,

yarn over, knit one, yarn over. Slip two stitches and knit them together.

Repeat this part to the last two stitches

and slip two stitches. This time there are 4 loops in one section. Then work 5 rows in stockinette

stitch again. After the stockinette rows, the third lace row starts. Knit two edge stitches.

We don't count them. The repeats start after this point. Then knit two stitches together.

Knit one, *yarn over and knit one (4 times).

Slip two stitches and knit them together.

Repeat this part to the last two stitches

and slip two stitches. There are 4 loops in one section. Again, work 5 rows of stockinette

stitch. After the stockinettw, the fourth lace row starts. Knit two edge stitches.

We don't count them. The repeats start after this point. Then knit two stitches together.

knit one, *yarn over and knit one (6 times).

Slip two stitches and knit them together.

Repeat this part to the last two stitches and slip two stitches. There are 6 loops in one section.

Work 5 rows of stockinette stitch again. After the stockinette rows, the fifth lace row starts. Knit

two edge stitches. The repeats start after this point. *Knit two stitches together (2 times).

Knit one, *yarn over and knit one (6 times).

and *slip two stitches, knit them together (2 times).

Repeat this part to the last two stitches and slip two stitches. Work 5

rows of stockinette stitch again. I'm starting the last lace row. Now,

knit two edge stitches. The repeats start after this point. *Knit two stitches together (2 times).

Knit one, *yarn over and knit one (8 times).

and *slip two stitches, knit them together (2 times).

Repeat this part to the last two stitches

and slip two stitches. There are 8 loops in one section. After this row,

we will work two rows of knit stitches. Work knit stitches until the last two and slip them.

Repeat the previous row.

Now we work the cast off on the wrong side following the

pattern. There are no slipped stitches this time.

The pattern goes like this: 3 rows of stockinette,

followed by a lace row and 5 rows of stockinette between each lace row.

And after the very last lace row, you'll finish with two rows of knit stitches.

You can see the edge stitches here. For every row,

you'll knit the first two stitches and slip the last two.

starting with three stitches for the I-cord. Then

slide these stitches to the other end of the needle and knit them.

Repeat it until the I-cord reaches 35 cm.

Now we are going to join the I-cord to this part.

You can see the edge loops here. This is where we will pick up our stitches.

Pick up a stitch from the first loop before sliding the I-cord stitches.

Then slide these 4 stitches to the other end.

Knit two.

Then knit the last two together through the back loop.

Repeat the same process to the end.

The last pickup stitch.

From here, continue with the three stitches and work for another 35 cm.

Then slide the stitches one last time and cast off.

I blocked it after finishing so there was no curling.