Cyprus dress from Vanessa Montoro description. Collection of dresses from Vanessa Montoro with schemes
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Everything is very complete, accessible, with diagrams and pattern calculation. Many thanks to the author!
Knitted in 2 threads - cotton violet + tulip YarnArt, hook 1.3.
It turned out to be a very interesting combination, in my opinion.
Tulip gives a very interesting shine, and cotton is pleasant for the body. Washed in the machine on a delicate cycle. Absolutely not deformed! 
It turned out, however, very "based on". The sleeve decided not to 
I also chose the pattern for the stripes myself. But the main idea remained. The main thing, in my opinion, is the alternation of several openwork stripes of about 3.5 - 4 cm, ending with a mini-frill. 
Source: https://www.stranamam.ru/post/13652289/
https://www.stranamam.ru/post/9401894/
I welcome all Country Moms who are interested in the Vintage dress on-line.
The survey took place here https://www.stranamam.ru/post/9370548/
The company gathered is not small, so I am sure that we will succeed: dresses, overalls, or something else based on Vintage.
My name is Katya and please come to me with "YOU". I'm doing it online for the first time, but I think we can handle it together.
Album for our incarnations https://www.stranamam.ru/album/9477276/
Here are a couple more photos of the original.
Here you can see the details
My calculations are based on the sample (30 loops = 13cm).
The layout of the loops according to my calculations.
Briefly about how I did it. The canvas is divided into 23 sections: 5 sections fall on the shelves, one on the armpits and the remaining 11 on the back. Knowing that we have only 206 loops, we divide the number of loops by the number of sections (206:23 \u003d 8.96). The number cannot be fractional, so we round up to 9 loops. Check what happens (9*23=207). We need an even number of loops, that is, 206, so in 22 sections we make 9 loops, and in the remaining 8 loops, this will be the central section (for symmetry). Please note that 9 loops are the entire section, that is, there will be 8 loops between the relief columns inside the section.
Tony's schemes (Tonic1). She did a great job, drawing a diagram for the entire dress, for which many thanks to her.
Everything is clear here with all the reductions and increases. But as it turned out, this scheme causes fear in many. In fact, everything is simple here. The entire canvas (above the skirt) is divided into 23 sections, each section is framed on both sides with embossed columns (embossed columns are knitted both from the front and from the wrong side). The sections marked with arrows (above) decrease at the waist and then expand again at the chest. The number of loops in the sections will be individual for each, depending on the size, thread and hook.
Top
Bottom
Here is a schematic I tried to decipher. How to knit loops shown below
Here is another diagram from Tony, maybe it will be clearer here
Scheme of ruffles and so-called blocks on a skirt with crossed columns (Tonic1). If anyone is interested, then here is MK from Tony, how to knit Block 1 https://www.stranamam.ru/album/9431028/
This scheme did not suit me, so I will knit a skirt according to my own scheme, in which all the ruffles are different ... there is no limit to fantasy at all, everyone can create their own individual skirt
Skirt pattern. I do not pretend to be 100% similar, I was close to the original, but without fanaticism. If someone adds something of their own, then it is only welcome. Two-part diagram to better see the details.
In my album you can see more patterns of frills https://www.stranamam.ru/album/9435347/
The sleeve was knitted immediately from the armhole. I tied it in the same way that I tied it with button strips
Tonina scheme of the sleeve and hem strapping
Here are the schemes for the Vintage dress with a sleeve, which Tonya shared with us.
Some information on how to knit some types of loops.
Lush column
Embossed column, purl
Embossed post, front
Crossed columns
I have threads like this. Bobbin viscose 250m/50g + cotton 433m/50g. Hooks: the main one is 3.5, and with the number 2.5 I knit ruffles so that they look more neat. I have already written about the threads, but I will repeat it again. I can’t name the exact threads (I don’t live in Russia). As many people know, Vanessa's dresses are made of 100% silk, so this is ideal, but expensive, but cotton, microfiber and viscose will also work. Footage: approximately 160 to 200 meters per 50g or more. The hook is not thin 2.5-3.5, since most of Vanessa's dresses are knitted very loosely. I plan to have at least 600 g of thread, most likely it will take more, because I want the dress a little longer. I knit in German size 34/38 (if rounded, then 36r), Russian size 42r - top, 46r - priest (if rounded, then 44r).
Sample
My start. Please note that the dress is knitted from bottom to top in one piece.
A little about ruffles. When knitting ruffles, I break the thread, but if someone doesn’t like it that way, then the ruffle should be started with single crochets. That is, for the front half-loop, first perform a row of single crochets, and in the second row the ruffle itself. Thus, you will return to the starting position and continue the row further.
The skirt is almost ready, only a couple more ruffles are missing, I'm already lowering the loops. I deviated a little from the scheme, so whoever sees the inconsistency, do not be surprised
The corset is ready, now I'm starting to knit the shelves and back.
I made reductions not only in the five sections that are indicated on the diagram, but also on the skirt itself between the ruffle. According to my calculations, in each section I should have 8 loops (between the relief columns), but I reduced the loops in the skirt so that exactly 7 loops remained between the relief columns for each section. After finishing the skirt, continued to decrease in every second row in five sections (2 on the sides, 3 on the back)
The back is ready. I made the armhole classic (rounded) so that it would not rub in the armpit area ...
For those who are interested, here are more photos https://www.stranamam.ru/post/9853131/
My changes:
Firstly, I increased the number of darts, instead of five I made seven. For me, this turned out to be the perfect fit. Secondly, I added length. Now it's a decent dress.
Silver age dress
The main fabric of the skirt is crossed columns and columns with two crochets, in a circle
Valencia dress
Charlotte dress
(description from Jeannette) I started knitting from the top from the bottom up. A chain of air loops equal to the volume of a low waist. I knitted in a circle, but it is better to knit back and forth, because it can mow. Here is a diagram of the front with side part
. I knitted embossed double crochets everywhere, but you can also knit ordinary double crochets because I tied them on top anyway, though I didn’t tie them on the back, but left just embossed posts.
Fitted on the sides and back. On the back of the three crossed columns gradually made two.
I got somewhere on the back of 65 loops, and in front - 74 loops.
I tried on a dress 38 cm - before unfolded.
Tied in front of the back with one cloth, tied a skirt. The top of the skirt is 28cm. I knitted a row of double crochets 198 pcs. Any pattern can be used in this part. I alternated the embossed column with two columns with a crochet, a embossed column with a pattern. Then she added gradually and from two columns with a crochet it turned out 4.
Then she tied a border of their 8 rapports. The scheme is terrible ... at the end there are arches of air loops. But if you look at the diagram and the pattern, you can understand
or
I sewed a border along the bottom, tied several rows of loin mesh and already added frills to it.
Main ruffles 615 on the sleeve and on the skirt in three rows.
Sleeve. First tied the border. Then she knitted several rows of sirloin mesh and already tied frills on it. And the top was knitted with crossed columns, forming an armhole.
This is the pattern I used on the top of the skirt. This is the first and second row, then repeat. And, as I already wrote, the double crochets are gradually brought to 4, to flare the skirt.
dress vintage
Dress Vintage.
(description from Tonic) Threads Silk Tweed 50gr/200m (it took 700 gr), hooks 3 and 3.5
The scheme of the main canvas
Sleeve scheme
Back calculation:
Embossed comb on both sides of the shelf: 4 st / w / n in 4 base loops, pico from 3 ch.
Ruffles on the back:
I knitted in an uninterrupted way.
I knitted a regular row to the place where the ruffle should begin (the current row turns out to be untied). I unfold the knitting and knit with a single crochet back to the second end of the proposed ruffle (I insert the hook not under both loops of the previous row, but under those that will later be on the front side of the product, then use the remaining paired loops to knit the next row of the main fabric, and leave the ruffles on the front side)). Having knitted to the second end of the estimated length of the ruffle, I unfold the knitting and on freshly knitted single crochet stitches I knit either a small ruffle (st single crochet, ch, st single crochet in each loop of the previous row) or a large ruffle (7 st s / n in the loop of the previous row, skip 2 loops *, repeat until *). Having knitted to the first end of the ruffle (we returned to the previously untied row), we go down to the base of the row of single crochets and again continue to knit the main previously unfinished row.
And so every time. It turns out the whole canvas.
Mallorca dress
(description from kVitochka) I knit Mallorca from top to bottom. The beginning of knitting is a line under the chest. I scored 12 wave rapports (16 loops each) according to the very first wave pattern. I knitted 7 waves to the waist line. Tied 4 rows of sirloin mesh - 1 C1H, 1VP. I switched to a wavy pattern according to the 2nd scheme with a rapport of 19 loops. As a result, 36 loops were added. Knitted to the line of the hips, knitted 4 rows of sirloin mesh. In the next row, I added a repeat of the pattern to the front and back.
All my calculations are probably of no interest to anyone. I'd rather write the main theses.
Between the rows of waves, I knitted a loin net. It is very plastic and obeys the bends of the waves of the main pattern. The increase in loops must be done at this stage. The mesh is then tied with ruffles.
Miracle dress
Sofia dress
jacqueline dress
seam on the top of the dress
And one of the skirt stripes
the whole skirt is connected by alternating CCH with turning rows in a circle and crossed columns. Merezhka is wider - crossed 3 CCHs (2 + 1) straight row to the left, reverse row to the right. In addition, I used a series of concave columns to form a horizontal strip and a frill of 3 CCH with pikoshki.
top frill 
bottom frill 
rings
Parisian dress
online -
Dress Hearty
online -
yoke
yoke top
strip connection
The center of the coquette is a fan between the hearts.
At the coquette we knit the first two circular rows, the third - connecting with the second strip. In the same row we form the transition to the sleeves.
How I calculated the sleeves: with pins, first, from the center of the front to the sides, I cleaved the loops of the first and second strips together in accordance with the diagram. The same procedure was repeated from the center of the back to the sides. As a result, armholes formed on the sides.
Connecting stripes when expanding the hem.
We connect according to the scheme for connecting the strips, only: each fan is connected to a pico heart (do not forget to initially place the strips so that the hearts are staggered in front)
Sleeves. hook number 2.5
Armpit. In the first row: dc2n with the pico of the nearest heart, dc2n in the column of the heart, ch 1, dc2n in the heart, dc2n in the pico of the heart. In the second row between ss2n (where there is ch) we knit a fan.
We knit five rows of fans (the fifth is connecting with the next ribbon of hearts). Each row has 14 fans. Fan: 2 patent columns, 1ch, 2 patent columns.
The first and second stripes of sleeves are connected by one row of fans; between the second and third - three rows.
On the sleeves in the upper two bands, the hearts are located one below the other, the lower one is in a checkerboard pattern.
Well, do not forget to finish the frills: 2ch, pico from 3 ch, 2ch, sl-st (you can sc). Ruffles can be made more magnificent
Venus dress
There really are 2 layers. I am now knitting a similar dress, only, unlike the author of the description, I knit 1 layer of the bodice with columns at the same time from the second ball with false flowers (it’s more convenient for me, but it’s worse from the point of view that if you have to dissolve, then you need to dissolve both 1 and 2 layers) and fasten a little differently - the base of the petals - in 2 loops of the 1st row of st1n of the base, the middle between the colors. - in the girth of the 6th c1n of the 3rd row of the base, the top - for 2 loops of the 4th row of the base. My flowers of 5 lep on st with 2 crochets and chains of 4 ch, are knitted in 1 row.
Flowers:
we fasten the thread in the girth of the 3rd st 1n of the base, 1 ch of the lift *, stbn in the girth of the same column of the base; 4 ch, 2 st 2n together in stbn of this row; 3c2n together in the 3rd c1n of the base; 3s2n together in the 9th st of the base; 4 ch, 1 s2n in a loop between the lower petals, sl-st in 2 loops of the 4th row of the 6th sts1n of 1 layer, 4 ch, sl-st in a loop between the lower petals; 4 ch, 2 s2 n; *, stbn in the girth of the 11th s1n 3 rows of the base.
Rapport on 10 st1n of the base.
In height 3 rows of the base c1n, fastenings: at the top of the 1st row (2 lower petals), in the girth of c1n 3 rows (ends of 2 middle petals), at the top of the 4th row c1n of the base.
(description from Luduchka) Part one: bodice.
I knitted the dress in circular turning rows. The seam is on the back, it is almost invisible. First, I tied the bodice with double crochets from the bottom up, tying the chain under the bust. I did not knit the armholes! On the front, I made an increase for the chest (two grooves). Then, from top to bottom, she began to knit the upper openwork part of the bodice. On the first row of double crochets on top, I attached an ordinary small ruffle (cling to the main canvas through 2 columns). On the second strip from the top, openwork began. Based on this diagram:
in the openwork part, I did not make any reductions; in terms of the number of loops, it is wider than the main one.
I started with the third row of this scheme. Instead of a lush column, I knitted a regular column. There goes "a double crochet, two airs"; I attached these posts through a post on the main canvas. Further, the entire openwork part was knitted simply from top to bottom. That is, the next row is flowers (instead of two columns with two crochets, I have three columns with two crochets), then three rows according to the scheme, then another row of flowers. And she knitted the next row, like the first, clinging it to the main fabric. (It was the second row from the bottom or the penultimate one from the top on the main fabric) The neck, the armholes are completely tied according to this wonderful pattern:
Part two: the body.
From the bodice down in a circle in turning rows: a row of crossed columns, then I calculated the vertical pattern. I made additions both in hems and in the canvas with posts. There was no increase system, I just tried on a dress every 2-4 rows. For the basis of the flare in the hemstitch, I took this scheme
Silver age dress
The main fabric of the skirt is crossed columns and columns with two crochets, in a circle
skirt Carolina
the main fabric of the skirt is knitted from crossed columns, after a certain number of rows 2 types of frills are tied.
Frill number 1 (if you count from the top of the skirt) is a braid of flowers with 6 petals. I took this as a basis and tried to connect without interruption, slightly changing the scheme
Frill number 2 is knitted in 2 stages (I numbered them on the diagram), well, and indicated where to cling to the main fabric of the skirt. And also - the "curl" of the frill can be adjusted by the number of columns in the shells, in the second stage - I drew 9 tbsp. s \ n (I saw so much on the topmost frill No. 2, and on the next I already saw 6 st. s \ n.). 
dress Valencia, Clover, untitled and Vichy
Cloth from s1n.
Attach a new thread at the end of the first row С1н
1 row - and tie a row of sc with pico. I have 4sc, pico out of 3, (7 sc, pico out of 3) repeat to the end of the row, 3 sc ... Fastening directly in 2 half loops with! n. You can knit a fabric from C1n, capturing only 1 half loop, but I like it denser.
2 row - a column with 5 crochets in the 7th sbn, sbn in the 1st sbn, 8 sbn in the girth of the column with 5 crochets, sl-st in 7 sbn of the previous row; a column with 5 crochets ... You can also fasten 5 sc for the canvas C1n, as the first rapport is connected.
3rd row - sb with picot through 7, attaching with a broach to 5 sb from 9 sb of the bow.
Naturally, depending on the threads and the desired result, the number of loops from the posts varies as desired. To get more voluminous arches, you can replace the sc with half-columns.
Charlotte dress
(description from Jeannette) I started knitting from the top from the bottom up. A chain of air loops equal to the volume of a low waist. I knitted in a circle, but it is better to knit back and forth, because it can mow. Here is a diagram of the front with side part
. I knitted embossed double crochets everywhere, but you can also knit ordinary double crochets because I tied them on top anyway, though I didn’t tie them on the back, but left just embossed posts.
Fitted on the sides and back. On the back of the three crossed columns gradually made two.
I got somewhere on the back of 65 loops, and in front - 74 loops.
I tried on a dress 38 cm - before unfolded.
Tied in front of the back with one cloth, tied a skirt. The top of the skirt is 28cm. I knitted a row of double crochets 198 pcs. Any pattern can be used in this part. I alternated the embossed column with two columns with a crochet, a embossed column with a pattern. Then she added gradually and from two columns with a crochet it turned out 4.
Then she tied a border of their 8 rapports. The scheme is terrible ... at the end there are arches of air loops. But if you look at the diagram and the pattern, you can understand
I sewed a border along the bottom, tied several rows of loin mesh and already added frills to it.
Main ruffles 615 on the sleeve and on the skirt in three rows.
Sleeve. First tied the border. Then she knitted several rows of sirloin mesh and already tied frills on it. And the top was knitted with crossed columns, forming an armhole.
This is the pattern I used on the top of the skirt. This is the first and second row, then repeat. And, as I already wrote, the double crochets are gradually brought to 4, to flare the skirt.
dress vintage
Dress Vintage.
(description from Tonic) Threads Silk Tweed 50gr/200m (it took 700 gr), hooks 3 and 3.5
The scheme of the main canvas
Sleeve scheme
Back calculation:
Embossed comb on both sides of the shelf: 4 st / w / n in 4 base loops, pico from 3 ch.
Ruffles on the back:
I knitted in an uninterrupted way.
I knitted a regular row to the place where the ruffle should begin (the current row turns out to be untied). I unfold the knitting and knit with a single crochet back to the second end of the proposed ruffle (I insert the hook not under both loops of the previous row, but under those that will later be on the front side of the product, then use the remaining paired loops to knit the next row of the main fabric, and leave the ruffles on the front side)). Having knitted to the second end of the estimated length of the ruffle, I unfold the knitting and on freshly knitted single crochet stitches I knit either a small ruffle (st single crochet, ch, st single crochet in each loop of the previous row) or a large ruffle (7 st s / n in the loop of the previous row, skip 2 loops *, repeat until *). Having knitted to the first end of the ruffle (we returned to the previously untied row), we go down to the base of the row of single crochets and again continue to knit the main previously unfinished row.
And so every time. It turns out the whole canvas.
Mallorca dress
(description from kVitochka) I knit Mallorca from top to bottom. The beginning of knitting is a line under the chest. I scored 12 wave rapports (16 loops each) according to the very first wave pattern. I knitted 7 waves to the waist line. Tied 4 rows of sirloin mesh - 1 C1H, 1VP. I switched to a wavy pattern according to the 2nd scheme with a rapport of 19 loops. As a result, 36 loops were added. Knitted to the line of the hips, knitted 4 rows of sirloin mesh. In the next row, I added a repeat of the pattern to the front and back.
All my calculations are probably of no interest to anyone. I'd rather write the main theses.
Between the rows of waves, I knitted a loin net. It is very plastic and obeys the bends of the waves of the main pattern. The increase in loops must be done at this stage. The mesh is then tied with ruffles.
Miracle dress 
Sofia dress
jacqueline dress
seam on the top of the dress
And one of the skirt stripes
The entire skirt is knitted by alternating CCH with turning rows in a circle and crossed columns. Merezhka is wider - crossed 3 CCHs (2 + 1) straight row to the left, reverse row to the right. In addition, I used a series of concave columns to form a horizontal strip and a frill of 3 CCH with pikoshki.
top frill
Bottom frill
rings
Parisian dress
online - http://www.stranamam.ru/post/6520407/
Dress Hearty
online - http://www.stranamam.ru/post/4138868/
yoke
yoke top
strip connection
The center of the coquette is a fan between the hearts.
At the coquette we knit the first two circular rows, the third - connecting with the second strip. In the same row we form the transition to the sleeves.
How I calculated the sleeves: with pins, first, from the center of the front to the sides, I cleaved the loops of the first and second strips together in accordance with the diagram. The same procedure was repeated from the center of the back to the sides. As a result, armholes formed on the sides.
Connecting stripes when expanding the hem.
We connect according to the scheme for connecting the strips, only: each fan is connected to a pico heart (do not forget to initially place the strips so that the hearts are staggered in front)
Sleeves. hook number 2.5
Armpit. In the first row: dc2n with the pico of the nearest heart, dc2n in the column of the heart, ch 1, dc2n in the heart, dc2n in the pico of the heart. In the second row between ss2n (where there is ch) we knit a fan.
We knit five rows of fans (the fifth is connecting with the next ribbon of hearts). Each row has 14 fans. Fan: 2 patent columns, 1ch, 2 patent columns.
The first and second stripes of sleeves are connected by one row of fans; between the second and third - three rows.
On the sleeves in the upper two bands, the hearts are located one below the other, the lower one is in a checkerboard pattern.
Well, do not forget to finish the frills: 2ch, pico from 3 ch, 2ch, sl-st (you can sc). Ruffles can be made more magnificent
Venus dressThere really are 2 layers. I am now knitting a similar dress, only, unlike the author of the description, I knit 1 layer of the bodice with columns at the same time from the second ball with false flowers (it’s more convenient for me, but it’s worse from the point of view that if you have to dissolve, then you need to dissolve both 1 and 2 layers) and fasten a little differently - the base of the petals - in 2 loops of the 1st row of st1n of the base, the middle between the colors. - in the girth of the 6th c1n of the 3rd row of the base, the top - for 2 loops of the 4th row of the base. My flowers of 5 lep on st with 2 crochets and chains of 4 ch, are knitted in 1 row.
Flowers:
we fasten the thread in the girth of the 3rd st 1n of the base, 1 ch of the lift *, stbn in the girth of the same column of the base; 4 ch, 2 st 2n together in stbn of this row; 3c2n together in the 3rd c1n of the base; 3s2n together in the 9th st of the base; 4 ch, 1 s2n in a loop between the lower petals, sl-st in 2 loops of the 4th row of the 6th sts1n of 1 layer, 4 ch, sl-st in a loop between the lower petals; 4 ch, 2 s2 n; *, stbn in the girth of the 11th s1n 3 rows of the base.
Rapport on 10 st1n of the base.
In height 3 rows of the base c1n, fastenings: at the top of the 1st row (2 lower petals), in the girth of c1n 3 rows (ends of 2 middle petals), at the top of the 4th row c1n of the base.
(description from Luduchka) Part one: bodice.
I knitted the dress in circular turning rows. The seam is on the back, it is almost invisible. First, I tied the bodice with double crochets from the bottom up, tying the chain under the bust. I did not knit the armholes! On the front, I made an increase for the chest (two grooves). Then, from top to bottom, she began to knit the upper openwork part of the bodice. On the first row of double crochets on top, I attached an ordinary small ruffle (cling to the main canvas through 2 columns). On the second strip from the top, openwork began. Based on this diagram:
in the openwork part, I did not make any reductions; in terms of the number of loops, it is wider than the main one.
I started with the third row of this scheme. Instead of a lush column, I knitted a regular column. There goes "a double crochet, two airs"; I attached these posts through a post on the main canvas. Further, the entire openwork part was knitted simply from top to bottom. That is, the next row is flowers (instead of two columns with two crochets, I have three columns with two crochets), then three rows according to the scheme, then another row of flowers. And she knitted the next row, like the first, clinging it to the main fabric. (It was the second row from the bottom or the penultimate one from the top on the main fabric) The neck, the armholes are completely tied according to this wonderful pattern:
Part two: the body.
From the bodice down in a circle in turning rows: a row of crossed columns, then I calculated the vertical pattern. I made additions both in hems and in the canvas with posts. There was no increase system, I just tried on a dress every 2-4 rows. For the basis of the flare in the hemstitch, I took this scheme 
Part three: lower tier. A strip of flowers from the scheme of the bodice. I honestly counted the number of rows of double crochets on Zhannashka's dress. I flared after 3-5 rows just evenly, I didn’t specifically calculate anything. The girls wrote that the more flared, the better, so there is nothing to fear. The diagram below is from here: 
After I knitted the last shemka, I steamed the dress to understand the length. This scheme is convenient in that it can be further knitted down with a mesh to the desired length.
Next came the binding with dangling flowers. Then a row of dangling flowers under the chest and above the knees. Laughing Laughing Laughing Flower patterns liked and interpreted 
Sienna dress (tricolor)
online - www.stranamam.ru/post/7782727/ 
As BabaNata said - "everything is simpler than a steamed turnip ..." The pattern consists of 6 rows that are constantly repeated - only the color of the yarn changes. The dress is knitted from top to bottom, the expansion of the fabric is, for example, due to an increase in c. n. in the arches in the 5th row (in the diagram 2, and in the place of expansion you need to do 3), well, in other rows. At the bottom of the hem, the pattern is slightly different - you can see it in the photo or tie it at your discretion (I think this is not so important). At the level of the hips, 3 mini-ruffles are connected, consisting of 1 row.
The crossed columns of the 1st and 2nd rows are connected as follows: knit a double crochet over the 3rd loop of the base (not counting the extreme one), attach the double crochet to the 2nd loop of the base behind the 1st column and the 3rd column with a crochet in the 1st loop of the base in front of the first two columns, etc. 
dress cyprus
The top is connected approximately according to this scheme: 
The hem is knitted from bottom to top: 
I don’t know what about the frills on the hem - whether they are knitted immediately or knitted separately and tied in the process of knitting the hem.
Similar scheme 
And the design of the neck, fasteners and sleeves is guided by the photo
maria dress
scheme for expansion, by increasing rapports 
scheme with 7 knobs for a small expansion 
Dress without a name 
dress Silver, Jasmine and Grace
http://www.stranamam.ru/post/8913625/#com65834655 - online 
spikelets
Main drawing 
leaves are knitted separately 
frill - 2 sc, pico from 3 c. P.
bodysuit 
frill A - two columns with 1n from one loop of the base, ch 
Now about the rings. I replaced all single crochets with half-columns. I did not redraw the scheme, but the result can be seen in the photo of the coquette. In addition, the rings were crocheted half a size larger than the dress.
sleeve 
isabella dress
The scheme was invented and drawn by NadinBo, first I scored 200 p., Then the first row of st / s, 2 row - add 1 st s / n through every 5th loop, a row with a pattern of arches, a row of st / s, add columns, a row rings, etc. Knitted and laid out to make a circle, so as not to falter, based on patterns of patterns,
yoke 
diamonds 
flowers 
frill 
Grid 
Flora dress 
Anthony's dress and the Belle Epoque 
Antonia's bodice is like the dress of Venus and Jolie (only there are sleeves) 
we knit the hem according to the scheme, periodically adding double crochets in the middle of the track from the bars, convex bars, which are along the edge of the track, then we tie them with a mini-frill 
frill 
The bodice is knitted in two layers, periodically both canvases are connected side by side from half-columns. You can knit the row to which the top layer is attached to the back wall of the loop or only every 3rd loop. I didn’t begin to draw the second layer along the entire length of the bodice, I think it’s understandable, especially since the Venus dress has already been discussed, and knitted, and the patterns have been laid out. Let's not forget about Vanessa's favorite frills in places where the pattern changes - under the bodice and on the hem. 
Leonora dress 
coquette patterns 
and hem 
On the yoke, the last 1 row of single crochets is drawn, the second row did not draw - when knitting it, it is necessary to tie the motifs to the main fabric (I drew their placement). About the hem - expansion must be done when knitting 10 double crochets - in the middle, first add 1 cell (1ch, 1st s / n, 1 ch), then 2 and 3.
motives 
Vincent's dress
motives
http://winter-cherry-.gallery.ru/watch?a=Nen-eLII - motifs without interruption
Hem 
leticia dress
bohemia dress
Riviera dress
dress Adeline
bottom frill 
Ariadne dress
top
dress ibiza
up - fans of 5 double crochet in 1 point, skip 2 loops, single crochet, skip 2, 5 double crochet in one point, etc.
in the next row, 5 columns are stuck into the single crochet of the previous row.
small frills - 3 picot in one loop, skip 2, again 3 picot. armhole and neck banding is the same.
large frills - a row of single crochets, then along this row any fans from two rows with a picot on the last.
dress Lady and renaissance
The top is crocheted, only in the transverse direction - a row of CCH, a row of embossed columns (as in Mallorca)
"flower" dresses
Cote D'Azour dress
scheme verbally: 3rd row - column b / n, 11 c. n, 1 half-column in the first loop, column b / n in c. n. of the previous row, etc., 4th row - 11 b / n columns in each "petal", with the 6th column we attach motives to each other.
Aphrodite dress
Aphrodite's bodice is knitted with convex double crochets, with the girth of the lower column at the back.
Central pattern 
or (only one repeat of the pattern is knitted vertically upwards, the rest is double crochets on the right and left) 
pattern to the right and left of the center stripe first 
The sides in the lower part are ordinary double crochets with a strapping through several rows. looks like vintage.
Jolie dress
Jolie's bodice, it seems to me, is knitted according to the principle of Venus,
The first row - arches of 5 air loops. The second is an arch of 5 air loops, then two double crochets together (with a common top), then with two air loops we go down to the arch of the first row and make a connecting column into the arch, then we go up with 3 air loops, 2 columns with a crochet together, with 3 air loops we go down and make a connecting column into the arch, then 2 air loops, 2 columns with a crochet together and a single crochet we fasten in the middle of the next arch.
skirt pattern 
aurora dress
Knitted from top to bottom, in a circle.
First, the flower pattern. There are 24 of them on the neck.
Flowers "read" from left to right)))
Then from the neck down with crossed double crochets - 96 (two crossed columns) - 2 rows.
The third row of stobics, adding in a circle (focused on flowers. Each 4 flowers added in crossed columns. It turned out 96 + 6.
The fourth row - idle - without addition.
The fifth row is like the third, total +6=108. On this increase finished.
Further in a circle up to the 10th row inclusive.
Divided into back - 30, and front - 32, and sleeves (23 cross stitches each). In the armholes, I scored 20 air loops, for 10 cross stitches.
Through a row, I lowered under the chest on the sides, 1 cross st. from each side.
From the armhole 9 rows.
Then, according to the "Starburst" scheme - 21 rapports. Six rows. 
And six rows of crosses st. = 69 crosses. Art.
At the waist, I separately tied an insert of 22 flowers. Attached to the top.
And again 6 rows of crosses. columns \u003d 76 crosses st. That. I did hip augmentation.
Then, according to the "Starburst" scheme - 23 rapports. Six rows.
And again 7 rows of crosses. columns \u003d 86 crosses. Art.
Further, according to the lower scheme, in a straight line without increases and decreases.
Bottom strapping - the third scheme. I did not draw the last row, I only noted where the pico was.
Angelica dress
description from katjona
bodice
, but you can, like in a skirt, one column is lush, the second is simple
Tummy 
skirt 
small frills 
big frill 
Georgiana dress
description from DoroFea 
Between the flowers I have 3 rows of crossed columns, I knit frills immediately behind the front wall of these columns - first a row of st. b. n, and then a pico shamrock. It turns out two rows of frills - in the first row of crossed columns and in the second row.
Duchesse dress
The bodice and the upper part of the skirt are knitted with a simple swoosh knit with an air loop between them.
the upper part of the sleeve, the flashlight itself. As I saw, the ruffles in it are imposed on the main pattern, and not on the grid. Accordingly, the middle part of the skirt is connected in the same way. ruffles like in children's dresses 
dress valentine
Silver age dress
The main fabric of the skirt is crossed columns and columns with two crochets, in a circle
skirt Carolina
the main fabric of the skirt is knitted from crossed columns, after a certain number of rows 2 types of frills are tied.
Frill number 1 (if you count from the top of the skirt) is a braid of flowers with 6 petals. I took this as a basis and tried to connect without interruption, slightly changing the scheme
Frill number 2 is knitted in 2 stages (I numbered them on the diagram), well, and indicated where to cling to the main fabric of the skirt. And also - the "curl" of the frill can be adjusted by the number of columns in the shells, in the second stage - I drew 9 tbsp. s \ n (I saw so much on the topmost frill No. 2, and on the next I already saw 6 st. s \ n.).
dress Valencia, Clover, untitled and Vichy
Cloth from s1n.
Attach a new thread at the end of the first row С1н
1 row - and tie a row of sc with pico. I have 4sc, pico out of 3, (7 sc, pico out of 3) repeat to the end of the row, 3 sc ... Fastening directly in 2 half loops with! n. You can knit a fabric from C1n, capturing only 1 half loop, but I like it denser.
2 row - a column with 5 crochets in the 7th sbn, sbn in the 1st sbn, 8 sbn in the girth of the column with 5 crochets, sl-st in 7 sbn of the previous row; a column with 5 crochets ... You can also fasten 5 sc for the canvas C1n, as the first rapport is connected.
3rd row - sb with picot through 7, attaching with a broach to 5 sb from 9 sb of the bow.
Naturally, depending on the threads and the desired result, the number of loops from the posts varies as desired. To get more voluminous arches, you can replace the sc with half-columns.
Charlotte dress
(description from Jeannette) I started knitting from the top from the bottom up. A chain of air loops equal to the volume of a low waist. I knitted in a circle, but it is better to knit back and forth, because it can mow. Here is a diagram of the front with side part
. I knitted embossed double crochets everywhere, but you can also knit ordinary double crochets because I tied them on top anyway, though I didn’t tie them on the back, but left just embossed posts.
Fitted on the sides and back. On the back of the three crossed columns gradually made two.
I got somewhere on the back of 65 loops, and in front - 74 loops.
I tried on a dress 38 cm - before unfolded.
Tied in front of the back with one cloth, tied a skirt. The top of the skirt is 28cm. I knitted a row of double crochets 198 pcs. Any pattern can be used in this part. I alternated the embossed column with two columns with a crochet, a embossed column with a pattern. Then she added gradually and from two columns with a crochet it turned out 4.
Then she tied a border of their 8 rapports. The scheme is terrible ... at the end there are arches of air loops. But if you look at the diagram and the pattern, you can understand
I sewed a border along the bottom, tied several rows of loin mesh and already added frills to it.
Main ruffles 615 on the sleeve and on the skirt in three rows.
Sleeve. First tied the border. Then she knitted several rows of sirloin mesh and already tied frills on it. And the top was knitted with crossed columns, forming an armhole.
This is the pattern I used on the top of the skirt. This is the first and second row, then repeat. And, as I already wrote, the double crochets are gradually brought to 4, to flare the skirt.
dress vintage
Dress Vintage.
(description from Tonic) Threads Silk Tweed 50gr/200m (it took 700 gr), hooks 3 and 3.5
The scheme of the main canvas
Sleeve scheme
Back calculation:
Embossed comb on both sides of the shelf: 4 st / w / n in 4 base loops, pico from 3 ch.
Ruffles on the back:
I knitted in an uninterrupted way.
I knitted a regular row to the place where the ruffle should begin (the current row turns out to be untied). I unfold the knitting and knit with a single crochet back to the second end of the proposed ruffle (I insert the hook not under both loops of the previous row, but under those that will later be on the front side of the product, then use the remaining paired loops to knit the next row of the main fabric, and leave the ruffles on the front side)). Having knitted to the second end of the estimated length of the ruffle, I unfold the knitting and on freshly knitted single crochet stitches I knit either a small ruffle (st single crochet, ch, st single crochet in each loop of the previous row) or a large ruffle (7 st s / n in the loop of the previous row, skip 2 loops *, repeat until *). Having knitted to the first end of the ruffle (we returned to the previously untied row), we go down to the base of the row of single crochets and again continue to knit the main previously unfinished row.
And so every time. It turns out the whole canvas.
Mallorca dress
(description from kVitochka) I knit Mallorca from top to bottom. The beginning of knitting is a line under the chest. I scored 12 wave rapports (16 loops each) according to the very first wave pattern. I knitted 7 waves to the waist line. Tied 4 rows of sirloin mesh - 1 C1H, 1VP. I switched to a wavy pattern according to the 2nd scheme with a rapport of 19 loops. As a result, 36 loops were added. Knitted to the line of the hips, knitted 4 rows of sirloin mesh. In the next row, I added a repeat of the pattern to the front and back.
All my calculations are probably of no interest to anyone. I'd rather write the main theses.
Between the rows of waves, I knitted a loin net. It is very plastic and obeys the bends of the waves of the main pattern. The increase in loops must be done at this stage. The mesh is then tied with ruffles.
Miracle dress
Sofia dress
jacqueline dress
seam on the top of the dress
And one of the skirt stripes
The entire skirt is knitted by alternating CCH with turning rows in a circle and crossed columns. Merezhka is wider - crossed 3 CCHs (2 + 1) straight row to the left, reverse row to the right. In addition, I used a series of concave columns to form a horizontal strip and a frill of 3 CCH with pikoshki.
top frill
Bottom frill
rings
Parisian dress
online - http://www.stranamam.ru/post/6520407/
Dress Hearty
online - http://www.stranamam.ru/post/4138868/
yoke
yoke top
strip connection
The center of the coquette is a fan between the hearts.
At the coquette we knit the first two circular rows, the third - connecting with the second strip. In the same row we form the transition to the sleeves.
How I calculated the sleeves: with pins, first, from the center of the front to the sides, I cleaved the loops of the first and second strips together in accordance with the diagram. The same procedure was repeated from the center of the back to the sides. As a result, armholes formed on the sides.
Connecting stripes when expanding the hem.
We connect according to the scheme for connecting the strips, only: each fan is connected to a pico heart (do not forget to initially place the strips so that the hearts are staggered in front)
Sleeves. hook number 2.5
Armpit. In the first row: dc2n with the pico of the nearest heart, dc2n in the column of the heart, ch 1, dc2n in the heart, dc2n in the pico of the heart. In the second row between ss2n (where there is ch) we knit a fan.
We knit five rows of fans (the fifth is connecting with the next ribbon of hearts). Each row has 14 fans. Fan: 2 patent columns, 1ch, 2 patent columns.
The first and second stripes of sleeves are connected by one row of fans; between the second and third - three rows.
On the sleeves in the upper two bands, the hearts are located one below the other, the lower one is in a checkerboard pattern.
Well, do not forget to finish the frills: 2ch, pico from 3 ch, 2ch, sl-st (you can sc). Ruffles can be made more magnificent
Venus dressThere really are 2 layers. I am now knitting a similar dress, only, unlike the author of the description, I knit 1 layer of the bodice with columns at the same time from the second ball with false flowers (it’s more convenient for me, but it’s worse from the point of view that if you have to dissolve, then you need to dissolve both 1 and 2 layers) and fasten a little differently - the base of the petals - in 2 loops of the 1st row of st1n of the base, the middle between the colors. - in the girth of the 6th c1n of the 3rd row of the base, the top - for 2 loops of the 4th row of the base. My flowers of 5 lep on st with 2 crochets and chains of 4 ch, are knitted in 1 row.
Flowers:
we fasten the thread in the girth of the 3rd st 1n of the base, 1 ch of the lift *, stbn in the girth of the same column of the base; 4 ch, 2 st 2n together in stbn of this row; 3c2n together in the 3rd c1n of the base; 3s2n together in the 9th st of the base; 4 ch, 1 s2n in a loop between the lower petals, sl-st in 2 loops of the 4th row of the 6th sts1n of 1 layer, 4 ch, sl-st in a loop between the lower petals; 4 ch, 2 s2 n; *, stbn in the girth of the 11th s1n 3 rows of the base.
Rapport on 10 st1n of the base.
In height 3 rows of the base c1n, fastenings: at the top of the 1st row (2 lower petals), in the girth of c1n 3 rows (ends of 2 middle petals), at the top of the 4th row c1n of the base.
(description from Luduchka) Part one: bodice.
I knitted the dress in circular turning rows. The seam is on the back, it is almost invisible. First, I tied the bodice with double crochets from the bottom up, tying the chain under the bust. I did not knit the armholes! On the front, I made an increase for the chest (two grooves). Then, from top to bottom, she began to knit the upper openwork part of the bodice. On the first row of double crochets on top, I attached an ordinary small ruffle (cling to the main canvas through 2 columns). On the second strip from the top, openwork began. Based on this diagram:
in the openwork part, I did not make any reductions; in terms of the number of loops, it is wider than the main one.
I started with the third row of this scheme. Instead of a lush column, I knitted a regular column. There goes "a double crochet, two airs"; I attached these posts through a post on the main canvas. Further, the entire openwork part was knitted simply from top to bottom. That is, the next row is flowers (instead of two columns with two crochets, I have three columns with two crochets), then three rows according to the scheme, then another row of flowers. And she knitted the next row, like the first, clinging it to the main fabric. (It was the second row from the bottom or the penultimate one from the top on the main fabric) The neck, the armholes are completely tied according to this wonderful pattern:
Part two: the body.
From the bodice down in a circle in turning rows: a row of crossed columns, then I calculated the vertical pattern. I made additions both in hems and in the canvas with posts. There was no increase system, I just tried on a dress every 2-4 rows. For the basis of the flare in the hemstitch, I took this scheme
Part three: lower tier. A strip of flowers from the scheme of the bodice. I honestly counted the number of rows of double crochets on Zhannashka's dress. I flared after 3-5 rows just evenly, I didn’t specifically calculate anything. The girls wrote that the more flared, the better, so there is nothing to fear. The diagram below is from here:
After I knitted the last shemka, I steamed the dress to understand the length. This scheme is convenient in that it can be further knitted down with a mesh to the desired length.
Next came the binding with dangling flowers. Then a row of dangling flowers under the chest and above the knees. Laughing Laughing Laughing Flower patterns liked and interpreted
Sienna dress (tricolor)
online - www.stranamam.ru/post/7782727/
As BabaNata said - "everything is simpler than a steamed turnip ..." The pattern consists of 6 rows that are constantly repeated - only the color of the yarn changes. The dress is knitted from top to bottom, the expansion of the fabric is, for example, due to an increase in c. n. in the arches in the 5th row (in the diagram 2, and in the place of expansion you need to do 3), well, in other rows. At the bottom of the hem, the pattern is slightly different - you can see it in the photo or tie it at your discretion (I think this is not so important). At the level of the hips, 3 mini-ruffles are connected, consisting of 1 row.
The crossed columns of the 1st and 2nd rows are connected as follows: knit a double crochet over the 3rd loop of the base (not counting the extreme one), attach the double crochet to the 2nd loop of the base behind the 1st column and the 3rd column with a crochet in the 1st loop of the base in front of the first two columns, etc.
dress cyprus
The top is connected approximately according to this scheme:
The hem is knitted from bottom to top:
I don’t know what about the frills on the hem - whether they are knitted immediately or knitted separately and tied in the process of knitting the hem.
Similar scheme
And the design of the neck, fasteners and sleeves is guided by the photo
maria dress
scheme for expansion, by increasing rapports
scheme with 7 knobs for a small expansion
Dress without a name
dress Silver, Jasmine and Grace
http://www.stranamam.ru/post/8913625/#com65834655 - online
spikelets
Main drawing
leaves are knitted separately
frill - 2 sc, pico from 3 c. P.
bodysuit
frill A - two columns with 1n from one loop of the base, ch
Now about the rings. I replaced all single crochets with half-columns. I did not redraw the scheme, but the result can be seen in the photo of the coquette. In addition, the rings were crocheted half a size larger than the dress.
sleeve
isabella dress
The scheme was invented and drawn by NadinBo, first I scored 200 p., Then the first row of st / s, 2 row - add 1 st s / n through every 5th loop, a row with a pattern of arches, a row of st / s, add columns, a row rings, etc. Knitted and laid out to make a circle, so as not to falter, based on patterns of patterns,
yoke
diamonds
flowers
frill
Grid
Flora dress
Anthony's dress and the Belle Epoque
Antonia's bodice is like the dress of Venus and Jolie (only there are sleeves)
we knit the hem according to the scheme, periodically adding double crochets in the middle of the track from the bars, convex bars, which are along the edge of the track, then we tie them with a mini-frill
frill
The bodice is knitted in two layers, periodically both canvases are connected side by side from half-columns. You can knit the row to which the top layer is attached to the back wall of the loop or only every 3rd loop. I didn’t begin to draw the second layer along the entire length of the bodice, I think it’s understandable, especially since the Venus dress has already been discussed, and knitted, and the patterns have been laid out. Let's not forget about Vanessa's favorite frills in places where the pattern changes - under the bodice and on the hem.
Leonora dress
coquette patterns
and hem
On the yoke, the last 1 row of single crochets is drawn, the second row did not draw - when knitting it, it is necessary to tie the motifs to the main fabric (I drew their placement). About the hem - expansion must be done when knitting 10 double crochets - in the middle, first add 1 cell (1ch, 1st s / n, 1 ch), then 2 and 3.
motives
Vincent's dress
motives
http://winter-cherry-.gallery.ru/watch?a=Nen-eLII - motifs without interruption
Hem
leticia dress
bohemia dress
Riviera dress
dress Adeline
bottom frill
Ariadne dress
top
dress ibiza
up - fans of 5 double crochet in 1 point, skip 2 loops, single crochet, skip 2, 5 double crochet in one point, etc.
in the next row, 5 columns are stuck into the single crochet of the previous row.
small frills - 3 picot in one loop, skip 2, again 3 picot. armhole and neck banding is the same.
large frills - a row of single crochets, then along this row any fans from two rows with a picot on the last.
dress Lady and renaissance
The top is crocheted, only in the transverse direction - a row of CCH, a row of embossed columns (as in Mallorca)
"flower" dresses
http://www.stranamam.ru/post/5509638/)
Cote D'Azour dress
scheme verbally: 3rd row - column b / n, 11 c. n, 1 half-column in the first loop, column b / n in c. n. of the previous row, etc., 4th row - 11 b / n columns in each "petal", with the 6th column we attach motives to each other.
Aphrodite dress
Aphrodite's bodice is knitted with convex double crochets, with the girth of the lower column at the back.
Central pattern
or (only one repeat of the pattern is knitted vertically upwards, the rest is double crochets on the right and left)
pattern to the right and left of the center stripe first
The sides in the lower part are ordinary double crochets with a strapping through several rows. looks like vintage.
Jolie dress
Jolie's bodice, it seems to me, is knitted according to the principle of Venus,
The first row - arches of 5 air loops. The second is an arch of 5 air loops, then two double crochets together (with a common top), then with two air loops we go down to the arch of the first row and make a connecting column into the arch, then we go up with 3 air loops, 2 columns with a crochet together, with 3 air loops we go down and make a connecting column into the arch, then 2 air loops, 2 columns with a crochet together and a single crochet we fasten in the middle of the next arch.
skirt pattern
aurora dress
Knitted from top to bottom, in a circle.
First, the flower pattern. There are 24 of them on the neck.
Flowers "read" from left to right)))
Then from the neck down with crossed double crochets - 96 (two crossed columns) - 2 rows.
The third row of stobics, adding in a circle (focused on flowers. Each 4 flowers added in crossed columns. It turned out 96 + 6.
The fourth row - idle - without addition.
The fifth row is like the third, total +6=108. On this increase finished.
Further in a circle up to the 10th row inclusive.
Divided into back - 30, and front - 32, and sleeves (23 cross stitches each). In the armholes, I scored 20 air loops, for 10 cross stitches.
Through a row, I lowered under the chest on the sides, 1 cross st. from each side.
From the armhole 9 rows.
Then, according to the "Starburst" scheme - 21 rapports. Six rows.
And six rows of crosses st. = 69 crosses. Art.
At the waist, I separately tied an insert of 22 flowers. Attached to the top.
And again 6 rows of crosses. columns \u003d 76 crosses st. That. I did hip augmentation.
Then, according to the "Starburst" scheme - 23 rapports. Six rows.
And again 7 rows of crosses. columns \u003d 86 crosses. Art.
Further, according to the lower scheme, in a straight line without increases and decreases.
Bottom strapping - the third scheme. I did not draw the last row, I only noted where the pico was.
Angelica dress
description from katjona
bodice
, but you can, like in a skirt, one column is lush, the second is simple
Tummy
skirt
small frills
big frill
Georgiana dress
description from DoroFea
Between the flowers I have 3 rows of crossed columns, I knit frills immediately behind the front wall of these columns - first a row of st. b. n, and then a pico shamrock. It turns out two rows of frills - in the first row of crossed columns and in the second row.
Duchesse dress
The bodice and the upper part of the skirt are knitted with a simple swoosh knit with an air loop between them.
the upper part of the sleeve, the flashlight itself. As I saw, the ruffles in it are imposed on the main pattern, and not on the grid. Accordingly, the middle part of the skirt is connected in the same way. ruffles like in children's dresses
dress valentine
