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Learn how to make a super warm and cozy knitted beanie with your circular knitting machine in this step by step tutorial and video!

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Looking into buying your knitting machine this 2019 but clueless on what to buy, how to use it and how to optimize your knitting resources? This guide is going to present different knitting machine choices and at the same time, equip you with the basics on knitting machines. Hand knitting vs. Machine Knitting: What […]

In this post we'll walk through the process of cutting knitting machine punch cards using the Cricut Joy mini craft cutter. The Joy is somehow *exactly* the right size for cutting directly onto blank machine punch cards!

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I absolutely love this Raglan Sweater with stripes on the raglan sleeves. Scroll down to get this free sweater knitting pattern for the sizes 30, 36, 40, 44, 48, and 56" chest measurements. The raglan

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This is the digital download of the Sebastian Sweater Knitting Pattern. The Sebastian Sweater is an oversized jumper with a crew neck and dropped shoulders, and of course, with a statement lobster motif on the front! This is a PDF file that can be downloaded immediately after purchase, it is NOT a physical product. It is written in English. SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate Knitters. TECHNIQUES USED: Cast on, 1x1 ribbing, stockinette stitch, casting off, picking up stitches, knitting in the round, colour chart reading and intarsia knitting. Although this pattern is primarily designed for intarsia knitting, it is possible to avoid this technique by using a ‘duplicate stitch’ instead – this may make the pattern more accessible for Advanced Beginners. SIZES: There are 9 sizes included within the pattern: XS (S) M (L) XL (2X) 3X (4X) 5X. Below details the bust measurements of these sizes, however, I recommended reviewing the sizing table in the listing photos, which details the approximate measurements of the final jumper (after being blocked and laid flat). This allows you to have control over how oversized you’d like your final jumper to be. XS: 28-30” S: 32-34” M: 36-38” L: 40-42” XL: 44-46” 2X: 48-50” 3X: 52-54” 4X: 56-58” 5X: 60-62” RECOMMENDED NEEDLES: 4.5mm circular knitting needles (80cm or 100cm) 5mm circular knitting needles 80cm or 100cm) Tapestry needle YARN REQUIREMENTS: You will hold 1 strand of Aran weight yarn throughout the whole piece (ColourLab 100% British Wool Aran, 100g/166m/182yds). This follows the notation XS (S) M (L) XL (2X) 3X (4X) 5X. • Colour A - Cream - 500g (500g) 500g (600g) 600g (700g) 700g (800g) 800g • Colour B – Red - All sizes: 50g required • Colour C – Blue - All sizes: < 50g required • Colour D – Black (optional lobster eyes) - Only around 30cm required Note: With Colour C & D, where very little yarn is used, holding 2 strands of DK weight yarn should be okay (if you are looking to use up some scrap yarn). ALTERNATIVE YARN: • Wendy Pure Wool Aran, 200g/294m/321yds. • WoolyKnit 100% British Wool Aran, 50g/77m/84yds. When using alternate yarn, you will need to calculate the meterage/yardage required for your chosen yarn. GAUGE: 10cm x 10cm should be approx. 16 stitches x 23 rows on 5mm needles. Please allow for human error but if you do have any difficulties, please message me directly on Etsy so I can help! Thank you for all your support! xx As this listing is an instant download, there are strictly NO returns, refunds, or exchanges. This pattern is for personal, non-commercial use only. Reselling and sharing this pattern is prohibited. Nor may you sell any garments produced using the directions in this pattern.

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Striking Letho is perfect for warding off chilly weather, and allows for easy layering over other pieces. She combines an understated, comfortable shape with some thrilling, but simple to work details. The edges of the cardigan are adorned with welts and slip stitch colorwork to provide interest and structure. The cozy brioche collar and cuffs add drama, but also invite you to cocoon in the warm embrace of the cardigan. Directions for tailoring the fit of Letho to your personal flair are given in the pattern. CONSTRUCTION Letho has an interesting, seamless construction, with elegant and decorative details. The cardigan is worked sideways, in two halves, starting at the brioche sleeve cuffs to the center of the back. The body is constructed using a double sided provisional cast-on for an invisible side seam. The pattern contains a phototutorial on this technique. Once the right and the left half of the cardigan are worked they are joined by a three needle bind off on the outside. The stitches for the body ribbing are then picked up and worked down to the lower edge of the cardigan. After finishing the ribbing the colorwork, the welts and a brioche collar are worked around the fronts and back neck. SIZES Sizes XXS (XS, S, M, L) {1X, 2X, 3X} Finished bust measurements (with the Brioche Collar overlapping at the front): 92 (100, 108, 118, 130) {136, 148, 160} cm / 36.25 (39.5, 42.5, 46.5, 51.25) {53.5, 58.25, 63}” The cardigan is designed to have approx 15 cm / 6“ of positive ease, so it can be worn over other layers as outerwear. If you prefer a more fitted garment, please read the notes in the pattern on how to choose your size. The sample is shown in size S and has 17,5 cm / 7” of positive ease around the bust. YARN MC Ullcentrum 2-ply, 100% wool, 300 m / 330 yards per 100 gr (colorway 0102 light grey Gotland) held together with Biches & Bûches Le Petit Silk & Mohair, 30% silk and 70% kid mohair, 212 m / 232 yard per 25 gr (colorway grey beige) 950 (1000, 1050, 1150, 1250) {1400, 1450, 1600} m / 1040 (1100, 1150, 1250, 1370) {1530, 1600, 1750} yards of both yarns. CC1 and CC2 Istex Lett Lopi, 100% wool, 100 m / 109 yards per 50 gram. Colorways: CC1 Black Heather, CC2 White. CC1: 40 (40, 40, 45, 45) {50, 50, 55} m / 45 (45, 45, 50, 50) {55, 55, 60} yards. CC2: 60 (60, 60, 65, 65) {70, 70, 75} m / 65 (65, 65, 70, 70) {75, 75, 80} yards. GAUGE Measured after blocking. Stockinette stitch: Needle A, 18 sts and 25 rows = 10 x 10 cm / 4 x 4”. Brioche: Needle B, 14 sts and 44 rows = 10 x 10 cm / 4 x 4”. HELP & ERRATA For help en possible errata please go here. Your pattern questions will be answered within a day.

There have been a lot of interesting style aesthetics gaining popularity over the last few years (anyone familiar with cottagecore or dark academia would tell you the same). A popular type of style often raved about among fashion enthusiasts has been labeled as dark mori or gothic minimalist, but could be better described as "witchy." While not always explicitly duplicating witches of folklore, sometimes this style does throw in a pentagram or pointy hat. That said, these 13 Witchy Knitting Patterns are subdued enough to wear to school or work while still giving you that mystical edge. If you think exclusively of '90s goth fashion when you think of 'witchy,' think again! This style is elegant, refined, and evocative of fantasy and mystery without being kitschy. Women of any age can pull off these cool knitting patterns, and many are easy enough for beginners to tackle. Not to be confused with the wiccan lifestyle, these patterns are simply callbacks in certain ways to witches of pop culture or lore. Whether you're looking for a few spooky statement pieces for October or some inspiration to revamp your entire wardrobe, you'll love these trendy knitting patterns. Sign up for our free email newsletter for more amazing patterns!