The women’s knitted suit in the picture has a distinctive craftsmanship, featuring simplicity and the beauty of craftsmanship.
The vest is made with crochet techniques, presenting an overall hollowed-out effect. Weavers create exquisite hollowed-out patterns by combining specific needlework techniques, such as long needles, short needles, and lock needles, to regularly leave holes. This technique not only requires a proficient grasp of basic stitches but also demands a clear plan for pattern design and stitch arrangement to ensure that the hollowed-out parts are uniform and aesthetically pleasing.
The shoulder strap part of the vest is relatively thin. When weaving, the number of stitches and the stitch method need to be precisely controlled to ensure that the shoulder strap has a certain strength, can bear the weight of the clothes and is not easy to deform. The neckline and hem may have undergone edge-locking treatment. Through locking needles or other edge treatment techniques, the edges are made neat and smooth, preventing the threads from coming off, and also adding a touch of refinement to the garment.
The trousers also employ the crochet hollowed-out weaving technique, echoing the hollowed-out style of the vest. During the weaving process, according to the style of the trousers and the principles of ergonomics, the hollowed-out patterns are reasonably arranged at different parts. For instance, on the front and side of the legs, by adjusting the density of the stitches and the size of the holes, a unique visual effect and wearing comfort can be created.
When knitting trousers, the leg lines of the human body and the need for movement are taken into consideration. The shapes of the waistband and legs of the trousers are shaped by increasing or decreasing the number of stitches. For instance, the number of stitches at the waist can be appropriately increased to create a well-fitted waistline, and the number of stitches can be gradually increased at the trouser legs to create a wide-leg effect, making the trousers comfortable and fashionable to wear.
After the various parts of the trousers (such as the front and back pieces, etc.) are woven, they need to be finely sewn and connected. The same or similar threads as the weaving should be used, and the flat needle sewing method should be adopted, etc., to ensure that the joints are flat and firm. Finally, finish the edges of the trouser legs and other parts to keep them neat and beautiful.
This knitted suit, through exquisite weaving techniques, showcases a unique sense of fashion and a casual atmosphere, making it suitable for wearing in warm seasons.
