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These slippers are worked from toe-up in the round so you don’t have to make a separate swatch. The design features Aran weight wool and nylon blend yarn Novita 7 Veljestä and the pattern is written for the magic loop method (it is assumed that the stitches are divided evenly over two needles) but you can easily adjust it for the double-pointed needles as well. Sizes: Shoe size approximately US 7 and 9 (women) (EU 37/38 and EU 39/40). You can adjust the sizes by using thicker or thinner yarn or adjusting needle size. For instance, you get size US 11 (EU 42) if you use bigger chart and adjust gauge to 24 sts & 24 rows / 4″ (10 cm).
The next pattern on our project list is the Lumme pullover by Sari Nordlund. If you are a lover of stranded colorwork then this is the next addition to your sweater collection.
SKEINS: Main Color (MC): 3 skeins of Purl Soho's Good Wool; Contrast Colors (CC): 2 Appleton Tapestry Wool Bundles SIZE: 9 inches wide x 68 inches long x 18 inch circumference COLOR: MC, Heirloom White, CC, Cherry Tomato
I love knitting colorwork. But, for the uninitiated, colorwork can be quite intimidating. How you choose the right colors? Why does it make my gauge all weird and pucker-y?? What do I do with all these ends?!! Today, I'll be sharing some tips and tricks for success with colorwork. This isn't a be-all, end-all guide, but it should help get you starting on or improving your colorwork skills.
Introducing a fun, year-long colorwork adventure! Each month, you will receive a new colorwork chart page (sometimes TWO new charts!) that you can plug in to your base pattern to create a new colorwork sock! Knitted Slippers to lounge around the house in coziness for Women. When it comes to knitting socks, there are countless awesome patterns around, […]
A hand knitting stranded colorwork cowl pattern worked from the top-down in worsted weight wool yarn perfect for new and beginner knitters.
This hat looks a little strange with patterns from three different sources (Egypt, Russia, and Scandinavia) but it's not boring. I'll discus...
Knitting color work can be daunting when starting out. Read for some color work tips that make it easier to do and get a lovely result!
Have you noticed a lot more people knit holding the yarn in their left hand? So many people have found the advantage of Continental knitting for stockinette in the round. It's very fast.
Knitting colorwork with three colors on a round doesn’t need to be scary! In this tutorial I show you how to manage your yarns when knitting three color colo...
Designed by Ailbiona McLochlainnThis digital knit pattern includes one pattern using Yarn Vibes Organic Worsted or Yarn Vibes Cliffs of Moher.
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OK! Picking back up with the Beginning to Knit series, let’s talk about colorwork — specifically, stranded or “fair isle” knitting. (I’m not going into intarsia in this post.) Just like cables, stranded knitting is a great thing to try when you’re still fairly new to knitting. But even or especially if you’ve been knitting […]
A top-down shallow crescent, this hybrid pattern was originally published in four instalments as a mystery knit-along pattern in July and August 2014. This is a challenging pattern for confident knitters, requiring familiarity with the following techniques and concepts: lace stitches on RS and WS, stranding, intarsia, color dominance, long multicolored rows, trapping, making bobbins, weaving in ends.
UPDATE 2/12/23: I know this chart was used on the front of a sweater for a kiddo! It was shared with me on my facebook! I might pop over h...
