When I was little, part of the daily "uniform" usually consisted of some sort of woolly jumper, often fair isle and usually hand knitted by ...
In the spirit of the season, a design exhumed for your enjoyment. Deathflake motif: click here to download the free chart . -Art Fiend
THIS A KNITTING PATTERN ONLY This knitting pattern is of a Fair Isle Hat, which is in the design of Fir Trees and is a perfect accompaniment to the cowl in the same design. It is knitted in 4-ply on a circular needle and then you need to move onto Double Pointed Needles as the stitches decrease. As you can see by the main photo, I have knitted the cowl in 3 different colourways. The coloured rib starts the pattern, which then takes you to the main body of the pattern and then finishes with decreasing to shape the crown. (This is done by k2tog) There are 2 clear, colourful charts to show the Fair Isle pattern. There is also a matching cowl available: https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/732536988/4-ply-fir-tree-cowl-in-fair-isle Measurements: Finished size: When laid flat, 20 - 21 cm (8"- 8.5") in height and 25.5 cm (10") across the rib. Circumference - fits head size of 52 cm (20.5") to 58 cm (23"). You can increase the rib by adding to the rib; there will be enough yarn left over to do this. Tension: Stocking Stitch: 28 sts x 36 rows – 10cm x 10cm/ 4”x 4 (Fair Isle can vary in tension, so please do a tension square, yes we all hate doing them 😊) Materials: The hat is knitted in the round with a 60cm 3.25mm circular needle and then 5 x 3.25 mm DPNs. Suggestions of yarn: Left Hat: Scheepjes Metropolis Lyon & Scheepjes Downtown Leafy Suburb (50g 200m/219 yds) Middle Hat: Drops Fabel Light Pearl Grey & Drops Fabel Emerald City (50g 205 m/224 yds) Right Hat: Scheepjes Metropolis Lyon & Scheepjes Downtown Park View (50g 200m/219 yds) Any leftover yarn would be ideal for putting towards a sock project :) You will need a stitch marker and a sewing-up needle to sew in the few ends. The pattern can be altered to add height, just by adding extra rounds to the rib if needed. I provide a quick tutorial on how to do the coloured rib on my blog chasobendesigns.com If you have any problems, please don't hesitate to contact me. As this is a digital download, you can download your pattern via your Etsy downloads page or from a link in the download notification email, which you will receive after you complete your order and payment. Important: ALL PATTERNS FROM CHASOBEN DESIGNS ARE INTENDED FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY AND ARE WRITTEN IN ENGLISH.
This listing is for the Fair Isle Marzanna Crochet Sweater Pattern only. This size inclusive circle yoke is worked top down, in the round with short rows for the perfect fit! The colourwork in this sweater is written in chart form with instructions on how to read the chart. The remainder of the pattern is written in US English crochet terms. If you have made a solid colour, circular yoke sweater before you can make this! If you’ve done colourwork with floats before - you can make this! No colourwork experience needed. Marzanna, the goddess of winter, death and rebirth. A crochet spin on the classic fair isle knit sweaters. Marzanna is just the goddess to bring us out of 2020 and into brighter days ahead. BUY MORE, SAVE MORE! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 10% off 3 patterns use coupon code: 10off3 15% off 5 patterns use coupon code: 15off5 20% off 8 patterns use coupon code: 20off8 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Pattern is made for adult women’s sizes XS-5XL, based on bust sizes: XS- up to 30 inches S- 31-34 inches M- 35-38 inches L- 39-42 inches XL- 43-46 inches 2XL- 47-50 inches 3XL- 51-54 inches 4XL- 55-58 inches 5XL- 59-62 inches Materials: 3.5mm hook Approximately 1300 (1380, 1490, 1630, 1750)(1930, 2050, 2210, 2330) metres of main colour (A), and 100 (120, 140, 160, 180)(200, 220, 240, 260) metres of contrast colour (B) in DK weight yarn, sample made using Lion Brand LB Collection Superwash Merino in “Sage” and “Antique”. All patterns are written in US crochet terms. **This listing is for a digital download of the crochet pattern to make this design, not the physical product. Sorry no refunds if you mistake it for a physical item. **PDFs are instant download and will becoming available once payment has cleared with Etsy. Please share your work on Instagram by tagging me @ilovetinderbox with the hashtag #ilovetinderbox for me to see your final product and a chance to be featured on my feed! This pattern and photographs are property of Tinderbox. No reproduction or distribution of this pattern or any photo within is allowed. Products made from this pattern may be sold, however, please always give pattern credit to Tinderbox by linking to www.ilovetinderbox.com whenever possible. If you have any questions feel free to contact me at: courtney [!at] ilovetinderbox.com. Thank-you, Courtney
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My great friend Giovanna, never one for mincing words, flat out asked me to make…
*** PLEASE NOTE PATTERNS ARE IN ENGLISH ONLY *** Ladies and Mens Traditional Nordic Fair Isle Sweater and Cardigan Lovely sweater and cardigan are knitted from easy to read charts Both garments are knitted on circular needles Cardigan has classic crochet front edges .... Written in US terms Sizes 32½ to 40 inch chest/bust (82.6 to 101.6 cm) Knitted in Lopi / Bulky / 14 ply Tension 14 stitches and 18 rows to 4 inches (10 cm) on a US 10 (6 mm) circular needle This listing is for the digital pattern only, not the physical item shown in the photos nor a hard copy of the pattern. The pdf will be available for download as soon as your payment is cleared. Detailed download instruction can be found at http://www.etsy.com/help/article/3949
Many knitters tell us that they'd love to try Fair Isle colourwork knitting, but they think it's going to be REALLY HARD. Well I would like to dispel this myth, and show you how simple and fun it really is!
Fair Isle Halloween Hat Free Knitting Patterns
**** KNITTING PATTERN IS IN ENGLISH ONLY **** Description Listing for KNITTING PATTERN ONLY - Baby Fair Isle Kimono Top, Hat and Boots P017 This very cute and serviceable kimono top is easy to knit. The Fair Isle pattern was inspired by a Japanese quilting block I came across recently, meaning 'parent and child'. I have chosen navy and white for this knit as traditionally these are the colours used in Sashiko designs, another hobby of mine!! The Fair Isle charts are well explained and simple to follow, once again created using EnvisioKnit Design Studio Knitting Software. SIZE - Approx. age 6 to 9 months FINISHED MEASUREMENT Length - 30cm cm, 11 3/4" approx. Sleeve to underarm - 18 cm, 7" approx. Boots Sole measures - 11cm, 4 1/4" approx. Hat - 40cm, 16" approx. MATERIALS REQUIRED • Main colour 220 grams 8 ply cotton or wool • Contrast colour 35 grams 8 ply cotton or wool • One Pair 4.00mm needles • Set of 4.00mm double pointed needles • Circular 4.00mm needles • 2 buttons • Crochet hook to make cords for attaching to inner flap for tying. You could also use ribbon TENSION 20 stitches over 28 rows = 10cm (4 in), measured over stocking stitch on size 4.00 mm needles [US 6 : UK 8]. YOU CANNOT RESELL MY PATTERN HOWEVER YOU CAN SELL THE FINISHED KNITTED ITEM. Copyright © 2011 - 2013 by OGE Knitwear Designs P017
I’ve been receiving several queries recently about how to read colourwork charts when shaping the crown of a hat, so I thought I’d write a quick post about it. A number of knitters seem…
Before learning how to knit, I loved and admired Fair Isle knitting but always assumed…
Come learn how to make a crochet hat using the fair isle colorwork technique. This free pattern has a chart as well as video instruction. #crochethat #crocheting
UPDATE 2018: PDFs for most of these designs are available directly from me through the pattern page on MaryAnnStephens.com. You can also find them through my store on Ravelry. Knitting designs by M…
Quantity selection is made in cart This kit contains the pattern and chart as well as DK or worsted yarn. The pattern is my design. It uses size 6 and 7 needles and is knit in the round. The pattern is the same for both DK and worsted. The worsted yarn will make a thicker knit hat than the DK. For 3 color kits: Yarn skeins are 75 yd each color The yarn is hand dyed using acid dyes For 2 color kits: 150 yd of background color and 75 yd of alpaca color The yarn is undyed. The color is the color of the alpaca This yarn makes a hat with 18”-22” circumference. All of our mill spin yarn has been ‘dehaired’. Dehairing alpaca yarn involves removing coarse guard hairs from the fiber, resulting in enhanced overall softness making it more comfortable against the skin.
Traditional Scottish Knitting Patterns. Learn all about Scotland's historical ties to knitting, from Sanquhar patterns to Fair Isle and more!
So I know that yesterday I was talking all about Spring, but I still wanted to share this knit fair isle heart hat with you. The weather is chilly here again anyways, so it’s not totally out of season. But this will probably be my last winter knit/crochet item I’ll share for a while. To […]
I have been busy designing fair Isle patterns for my new range of work. I have been focusing on simple geometric patterns. Would love to know what you think of them. Feel free to comment below You …
Some folks in my Two Strands Ravelry group recently asked me to recommend a great project for a first try at stranded knitting. I could point out a few fine places to start but, to tell you the t…
2 small Fair Isle cats with a small paw peerie.. stitch repeat of 25
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This headband allows you to try different patterns and experiment with color combinations while knitting a simple rectangle. For project, work in the round foll
Fair Isle patterns have intimidated me forever, with their complex color palettes, and the idea of knitting one scared me silly. How do you know what colors to choose? What if you pick a wrong one? What about contrast, and warm colors and cool colors? What about rhythm and repetition of colors? There just seemed to be so much to keep track of. If there's one thing I've learned from knitting, it's that the best way to learn, is by doing. So I designed a hat that allowed me to play with colors, and try out different combinations, to see what works. I've learned that it makes a lot of sense, to lay the tails of the yarns together, and see for yourself whether or not you like a particular triad of colors, *before* you start knitting a new color band. And if you don't like it, taking out a few rows in a hat, is much less traumatic than ripping out rows in a sweater. The pattern is simple - each row is either all one color, or K3 of one color, and K1 of another. So you can focus on your colors, rather than reading the chart. Knit in the round, on circular needles, you can use scraps, or buy yarns especially for this project. Many yarn dyers sell small skeins of yarn, called mini-skeins, which are perfect for projects like this. And many mini-skeins are sold in coordinating sets, so someone else has chosen colors that they think will coordinate nicely, and saved you the work. With each hat I knit, I feel more confident. I doubt I'll be knitting a fair isle sweater in the next couple of weeks, but the idea doesn't scare me like it used to. I knit the sample hats from Berroco's Ultra Alpaca yarn, simply because I had a lot of odds and ends laying around, but you can use any yarn that calls for a size 8 knitting needle. The hats are adult size: Med/Large, although that may vary depending on your tension. After knitting a few of these hats, I was ready to take on something a little more challenging. So I wrote another Foray into Fair Isle hat pattern, with a wider and more complex chart, and using gradient colors to pull the pattern together. I've knit half a dozen of them, and have another on my needles. If you're ready for something a little more challenging, maybe you'd like to take a look: https://www.etsy.com/listing/881349228/a-foray-into-fair-isle-ii-this-time-its
This bright and colourful hat has been designed in 3 sizes, from 19" to 24.5", and is knit in the round, so there are no seams. The hat is knit in DK weight premium acrylic yarn and has a roll up brim, 2 colour rib, garter ridges and fair isle panels. There are decorative French knots and an i-co...More This bright and colourful hat has been designed in 3 sizes, from 19" to 24.5", and is knit in the round, so there are no seams. The hat is knit in DK weight ...More
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I have been busy designing fair Isle patterns for my new range of work. I have been focusing on simple geometric patterns. Would love to know what you think of them. Feel free to comment below You …
Thistleback starts like a hat, ends as a shawl, and is so fun to knit.� It is worked in the round, stranded, with steeks down the sides. The border provides a neat hem to hide the steeks and are picked up and knitted flat. Knowledge of chart reading is required. Made using 12 colors of light sport-weight yarn. Pattern includes written instructions and color-coded charts and links to resources and tutorials. Finished size: 16� wide x 78� long Designed by Sunday Knits.
Here is the 25-st repeat charted for the fish motif on my most recent hat. Now you can knit your own hat! I took a nice fish chart I fo...
About The fish are knitted in the round with a simple Fair Isle inspired pattern and crochet embellishments. Difficulty Advanced beginner, intermediate. Yarn Suggestions Jamieson’s of Shetland DK or other dk weight yarn. Approx. 25m (27yds) main colour and 10m (11yds) of contrast colour. Allow for smaller amounts if introducing more colours. Needles x5 3.75mm (US 5) dpn knitting needles. Notions 3.5mm crochet hook, blunt tapestry needle, spare scraps of yarn for markers, large handful of filling/stuffing. Size Approximately 20cm long x 8cm wide x 3cm wide (8 ins x 3 ins x 1 1/2 ins). Gauge Approximately 28 stitches x 36 rows in stocking stitch over 10cm (4 ins) Knitting and crochet skills Knitting in the round, cast on, cast off, knit stitch, purl stitch, knit two stitches together, pass stitch over, make stitches, working with changes of colour, picking up stitches, Kitchener stitch, read simple chart, single double and triple crochet stitches. Abbre
Celebrate the festive atmosphere of drifting maple leaves on a colorful Autumn day while keeping your head toasty warm. Instant Download PDF Knit Pattern: 7 pages. Pattern includes two different fair isle variations: a stunning 5 color hat and a simpler attractive 3 color hat. Instructions and charts included for two sizes: Medium (18-20” circumference) and Large (21-23” circumference). Models shown in Cascade 220 Superwash Sport. Copyright Sydney J. Leck & Craft Designs for You - All Rights Reserved.
Knitting til Mols slipover vest by Ruth Sørensen in Önling No 20 Once again, we are proud to present a beautiful design by Ruth Sørensen, the lovely Mols vest. The vest is designed with extra width, so it is perfect to wear over a shirt or blouse. Ruth is an experienced, Danish knitwear designer who has a unique talent for designing Fair Isle knitting and mixing colors, and this time is no exception. She has created a fantastic color profile consisting of 6 colors for this vest. This kit contains: Yarn for the selected size and a digital pattern The pattern is a PDF file. Immediately after purchase you will be able to download the pattern directly from the purchase confirmation page. You will also receive an e-mail with a link to your pattern, and the pattern will be available here at the site via your personal account - so remember to create an account :-) Read more about digital knitting patterns here. Language: English Önling No 20 is made of 100% Shetland wool, produced in Scotland, and it runs approx 225m/50g. Sizes: S (M) L (XL) Measurements Chest width: 100 (117) 133 (150) cm / 39.3 (46.1) 52.3 (59.1) inches Length from shoulder: 56 (60) 65 (70) cm / 22.1 (23.6) 25.6 (27.6) inches Materials Fv A: 100 (100) 100 (100) g Önling No 20, 100% Shetland wool, 50 g = approx 247 yards (225meters) Fv B: 50 (100) 100 (100) g Önling No 20, 100% Shetland wool, 50 g = approx 247 yards (225meters) Fv C: 50 (50) 50 (50) g Önling No 20, 100% Shetland wool, 50 g = approx 247 yards (225meters) Fv D: 50 (50) 100 (100) g Önling No 20, 100% Shetland wool, 50 g = approx 247 yards (225meters) Fv E: 50 (50) 50 (50) g Önling No 20, 100% Shetland wool, 50 g = approx 247 yards (225meters) Fv F: 50 (50) 50 (50) g Önling No 20, 100% Shetland wool, 50 g = approx 247 yards (225meters) You work with 1 strand throughout Needles: Circular needle 3 and 3,5 mm / US 3 and 4 Gauge: 24 stitches x 28 rows in Fair Isle pattern = 10 x 10 cm / 4 x 4 inches Procedure: The vest is knitted with traditional Fair Isle technique. It is knitted in a round with steek stitches and then cut up in the armholes and neckline. The fit is extra width. Please Note:The price of the yarn kit is calculated based on the amount of yarn included, which is the amount we have used to knit the design according to the above measurements. Should you need more yarn, additional yarn can be purchased at regular prices by placing an order and state lot number in the comment box at checkout. All designs have been thoroughly calculated and tested.
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