Boho style in winter outerwear. Boho style coat by Svetlana Volkodav. Description, diagrams. Boho coat.

A boho-style coat is an opportunity to stand out in the crowd and emphasize your individuality

Boho style is bright and bold, it suits extraordinary people who are not afraid to stand out from the crowd. It can be worn both in winter and summer. In winter, boho style coats are especially popular among women. Initially, this format of clothing was popular among creative people: designers, artists, etc. It appeared relatively recently, in the 60s. Now it is quite widespread and is very fashionable direction from clothing designers. Unlike other styles, it is very free and unusual - than more colors and textures, the better.

Boho is the choice of active people who never lose heart and are always optimistic. But such clothes can, in some way, help people who are quite shy and self-conscious. It can serve as a kind of assistant in the problem of getting rid of complexes. The main thing in this matter is to allow yourself to stand out and become an individual.

Boho style in winter

Such things are especially popular in the summer, as everyone wants to contribute bright colors into your image. But don’t forget about them in winter. They will help you get through long cloudy days, lifting the mood of your owner and everyone around you. This is one of the few clothing styles that can fully express a person’s character.

SIZE 44 - 50

You will need: 800g mohair “CLASSIC” ALIZE (200m/100g); 500g angora “SPECIAL” ALIZE (550m/100g); knitting needles No. 3.5 and 5.5; hooks No. 5 and 4.

Knit a coat in 2 threads (mohair + angora) with knitting needles No. 5.5 in garter stitch: all rows with knit stitches. Author's knitting density: 10 cm = 24 rows * 16 loops. For the back, cast on 90 stitches. According to Fig. 4 knit from point A to point B 31 cm and then make five increases on both sides: edge, LP, *from one loop - three loops according to Fig. b, 3 LP* repeat 5 times. At the end of the row, also knit three five times from one loop. Next, knit exactly to point B - 43 cm. Here, on both sides of the fabric, increase the armhole. To do this, in two front rows, knit three loops from one in the same way as the previous increases. Next, knit exactly to point G - only 21 cm. Close the loops. Right shelf. Cast on 35 stitches (DE) on the knitting needles. On the right side in each front row, increase 1 stitch 10 times to form a bevel. On the left, knit exactly to a height of 24 cm (J) and make five increases (ZH) similar to the back ones: *3 loops from one, 3 RL*. Next, knit evenly on the left side, and on the right side, increase 4 times, one loop in every 14th row and then ten times in every 12th row. Having knitted 43 cm upward (IR), expand the fabric to the armhole of the sleeve on the left side of the front, for which, in two front rows, knit three loops from one. Next, knit evenly on the left side of the front. On the right side of the shelf at a height of 17.5 cm from the beginning of the sleeve, tie button loops in this way: 1 edge, LP, bind off three loops, knit 17 LP, bind off 3 loops. Purl the rad, picking up the stitches above the closed stitches. In the next front row, cast off first 26 loops, then in each front row once two loops, and twice one loop. Knit the left front in a mirror image of the right one, but there is no need to knit button loops. Sew the shoulder seams. Move on to knitting the collar. Start casting on the collar stitches with the last edge stitch before the shoulder seam. Make two loops from it, one loop from the shoulder seam, two loops from the first edge on the back neck, then one loop from each edge of the back neck, two loops from the one in front of the left shoulder seam, one loop from the seam, five times two loops from one after the shoulder seam on the left shelf, then from each edge one loop. There are 77 loops on the needles. Knit sixteen rows in garter stitch. Next, to form an acute angle, knit in partial knitting according to Fig. c. Knit one row along all the loops and bind them off at a left corner height of 19cm. Switch to sleeve knitting. From the armholes, cast on 82 loops and knit with a 21cm straight fabric. Close. For tying, take hook No. 5. Make tying with Angora Special thread in 2 layers. Start tying from T. F. of one shelf to T. F. of the other. Knit four rows of sc and crochet step. On the back, tie the side part from point B, the bottom and part of the second side with four rows of sc and “crawfish step”. Sew the sides of the coat and overlap the binding. Tie the sleeves with one row of sc and “crawfish step”. Take two buttons on the leg and crochet them. Using knitting needles No. 3.5 from 3 loops, knit two laces 100 cm long and thread them into the sleeves at the top. Pull the fabric and tie the laces into a bow. To knit the decor you will need hook No. 4. Knit the entire decor in one thread using Angora Special yarn. Knit roses and leaves according to patterns A and B.
For the top: two large roses, two medium roses, twelve small roses, eight leaves. On each side: five leaves, two large roses, five small roses, two medium roses. On the wrong side of the shelves and back, under a row of increases, tie a sc, pulling the fabric into folds. Sew on the decor (photo 1)