"Through these designs, I aim to make the unseen aspects of our anatomy visible and relatable, encouraging a deeper understanding and appreciation of our bodies."
A reference for fiber arts that can be used as a handout or a poster. A great introduction to weaving, embroidery, and sewing for students in K-8. Vocabulary, tools, materials, techniques, history, and project ideas are clearly illustrated in one handy design. ...
August Discount: 30% Off Any Pattern! Discounts apply at checkout. Forest Fairy Gloves pattern is out and you can get the Forest Fairy Bundle at a discounted price! €10 for both patterns and previous purchases count towards the promotion! Hello and thank you for stopping by! You are looking at a pattern for knitted women’s gloves that are guaranteed to make every lady feel beautiful! The pattern includes charts, a photo tutorial and row-by-row instructions for sizes S - M/L - XL and it is easily customisable. It is knitted using 2.50 mm (1.5 US size) circular needles (or double pointed needles if you prefer) using Mayflower Easy Care Tweed yarn, but any fingering weight or sock yarn will do. You will find a few yarn alternatives listed in the pattern. You will need anywhere between 65 grams and 80 grams of yarn for both gloves, so I recommend getting two 50 g skeins or one 100 g one, depending on your choice of yarn. The gauge is 40x50 sts in a 10x10 cm or 4x4’’ square. If you can’t meet the gauge, try downsizing your needles (2.25 mm or even 2 mm) and go from there. Gloves require a tight tension for good results and these ones in particular incorporate the k2p2 rib stitch which makes them very stretchy! You can easily increase or decrease stitches for thicker or thinner fingers. Gloves represent a small project, they knit up quickly and make an amazing gift. I recommend this pattern for intermediate and advanced knitters, but I think it is detailed enough for beginners as well. If you are a beginner and you find you need additional help tackling these gloves - I will happily assist you! Thank you for reading and happy knitting!!
Located adjacent to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, AFFOA is a one-stop shop of sorts — a laboratory, brain trust, weaving, knitting, prototype development from fiber to end product are among the 45-person group’s capabilities.
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This pattern is fine for beginners ... what big buttons will you choose? Have fun, whatever you pick! Get the pattern via Etsy, designed by Au Bout du Pré. Follow her on Instagram! SUGGESTED MATERIALS - KnitPicks: This post contains affiliate links.
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The original Jamesia Pant was filled with the hippie vibes I live for, but sometimes you need a pair of dependable black slacks. Utilizing a lovely twill fabric, the Jamesia Pant becomes the perfect apparel for heading to the office, grabbing brunch with a friend, or taking a trip to the local museum. Although I used a lovely cotton twill, a sateen or wool suiting would also be perfect a classic pair of work trousers.
I’m kind of obsessed with texture. I like to touch different fabrics, yarn, flowers, leaves, rocks, all of it. I’m one of those people at the store who wants to touch all the clothes, pillows, and blankets. I’ve been vert interested in the way color and texture work together in my paintings lately.
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PDF version of pattern can be purchased here on Raverly.The Every Day Tank Sizes: Small (S): 34’’ bust (86 cm)Medium (M): 38’’ bust (96.5 cm)Large (L): 42.5’’ bust (108 cm)X-Large (XL): 47’’ bust (119 cm) Gauge: 9 sts and 15 rows/rounds = 4 inches/10cm in stockinette stitch Supplies:YarnS, M, L – 200 yards of weight 5 Bulky YarnXL – 300 yards of weight 5 Bulky YarnNeedlesUS 15 (10mm) 24’’/40cm circular needlesOther2 stitch markers (preferably two different colors to indicate beginning and middl
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GLITCH SWEATER | KNITTING PATTERN Sizing: XS (S, M, L) (XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL) to fit an approximate bust circumference of 70-80 (80-90, 90-100, 100-110) (110-120, 120-130, 130-140, 140-150) cm or 28-32 (32-36, 36-40, 40-44) (44-48, 48-52, 52-56, 56-60) inches with 15% of positive ease. Gauge: 20 stitches x 28 rounds in stockinette on a 4 mm (US 6) needles = 10 x 10 cm (4 x 4 inches), measured after blocking. Needles: 4 mm (US 6) / 80 cm (32 inches) or 100 cm (40 inches) circular needles; 3.5 mm (US 4) / 40 cm (16 inches) circular needles. Materials: recommended 200 (250, 250, 300) (300*, 350, 400, 400) g of Karisma or Lima by DROPS design (50 g = 100 m (109 yds)) in each color. In total: 400 (500, 500, 600) (600*, 700, 800, 800) g. * - size XL might need more yarn if sleeves or body are lengthened at slightest. Level of difficulty: 4/5 or intermediate Required skills: German short rows, increasing, decreasing, picking up stitches, stranded colorwork in the round, invisible or Italian bind off. SIZE GUIDE Glitch sweater is designed to have approximately 15% of positive ease, meaning that sweater is 15% wider than the bust its intended for and ease in cm(in) is different for each size. That is to ensure the same fit across all sizes. Measurements of the finished sweater: Width around the bust: 89 (101, 112, 124) (135, 147, 158, 170) cm or 35.2 (39.6, 44.2, 48.8) (53.2, 57.8, 62.4, 66.8) inches. Width around the upper sleeve: 34 (34, 36.5, 39) (42, 45.5, 49, 53) cm or 13.4 (13.4, 14.4, 15.4) (16.4, 18, 19.4, 20.8) inches. Length mid back (excluding collar): 49 (53, 55, 59) (62, 65, 67, 71) cm or 19.2 (20.8, 21.6, 23.2) (24.6, 25.8, 26.6, 28.2) inches. OTHER INFORMATION You can also purchase this pattern on Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/glitch-sweater-2 Photo credits Caramel/sky and white/orange: @remadeknits on Instagram; Plum/pink: @strik_og_studie on Instagram; white/burgundy: @handmadeby.karoline on Instagram; multicolored: @yarn.engineer on Instagram.
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KOR- Bouclelaine X Soumine https://www.bouclelaine.fr/ https://smartstore.naver.com/nougatbar_knits/ 부끌르랜과의 콜라보 작품입니다. 부끌르랜의 메리노 앙고라는 부드럽고 잔털감이 많은 실입니다. 뜨개 하는 동안에도 행복하고 스웨터로 입기에도 좋은 실로 까멜리아 스웨터를 뜨기에 적합하여 추천합니다. 이 도안은 차트 위주의 서술형 도안입니다. 차트는 A3,A4 용지 두가지 버전으로 첨부되어 있으며 기기로 확대하며 보거나 확대 인쇄도 가능합니다. 까멜리아 스웨터는 탑다운 형식으로 평면뜨기로 시작하여 네크라인을 만든 후 원형뜨기 합니다. 레글런 늘림으로 요크를 만들고, 몸통과 소매를 분리 후에는 따로 원형뜨기 합니다. 마지막에 네크라인에서 코를 주워 겹단 목밴드를 만들어 줍니다. 레글런 코를 제외한 모든 코는 겉면 기준으로 모두 겉뜨기입니다. 사이즈 1(2)3(4) 상세 사이즈는 사진으로 확인해주세요. 사용한 실 Sport 굵기의 울실 Merinos Angora SPORT from Bouclelaine 437 yards (400 meters) /100 grams (3.53 ounces) 90% Merino Wool 10% Angora MC (Du) 250(300)300(350) grams / 920(1050)1200(1300) meters CC A (Piment) 100(100)100(150) grams / 320(370)400(450) meters CC B (Renard éffarouchée) 50(50)50(100) grams / 160(185)210(230) meters CC C (Feuillage persistant)10(10)10(10) grams / 20(24)27(30) meters 사용한 바늘 3.5/3.75/4 mm 줄바늘(40,60,80 cm), 장갑바늘이나 숏팁 또는 매직루프 테크닉 사용. 게이지 23코 28단 / 10 cm x 10 cm 4 mm 바늘로 배색뜨기 세탁후. 기타 스티치마커 8개, 자투리 실이나 여분의 줄바늘 (소매 분리시 사용), 돗바늘. FRA- Bouclelaine X Soumine Camélia Sweater est une collaboration avec Bouclelaine. Ce pull est tricoté avec un magnifique fil doux. Je recommande vivement d’utiliser du Mérinos Angora pour ce pull. Ce patron est un patron écrit comprenant des diagrammes. Deux versions des diagrammes sont incluses, A3, A4 et il est possible d’agrandir et imprimer les diagrammes. Le Camélia Sweater est tricoté de haut en bas. Au départ, tricoter à plat pour former l’encolure puis joindre en rond. Le yoke est formé avec des augmentations en raglan. Après avoir séparé les manches et le corps de l’ouvrage, ils sont tricotés en rond. Enfin, relever les mailles le long de l’encolure et tricoter la bande d’encolure pliée. Chaque diagramme est entièrement tricoté en jersey tous les rangs sauf pour les mailles de raglan. Tailles 1(2)3(4) Veuillez vous référer aux détails de taille dans l’image. L’échantillon est tricoté en taille 1 et je le porte avec une aisance positive de 18 cm au niveau du buste. Fil Merinos Angora SPORT de Bouclelaine 437 mètres (400 yards) /100 grammes (3.53 onces) 90% laine mérinos 10% angora CP (Du) 250(300)300(350) grammes / 920(1050)1200(1300) mètres CC A (Piment) 100(100)100(150) grammes / 320(370)400(450) mètres CC B (Renard effarouché) 50(50)50(100) grammes / 160(185)210(230) mètres CC C (Feuillage persistant)10(10)10(10) grammes / 20(24)27(30) mètres Aiguilles Aiguilles circulaires de 3.5 / 3.75 / 4 mm (US 4/5/6) de 40,60,80 cm (ou plus longues si la technique du magic-loop est utilisée) ou aiguilles double pointe. Échantillon 23 m x 28 rangs / 10 cm x 10 cm en jacquard tricoté avec des aiguilles de 4 mm (US 6) après lavage. Mercerie 8 marqueurs de maille, reste de fil ou aiguille à torsades supplémentaire, aiguille à tapisserie. ENG- Bouclelaine X Soumine Camélia Sweater is a collaboration with Bouclelaine. This sweater is knitted with the gorgeous cozy yarn that does not itchy at all. I highly recommend to use Merino Angora for this Sweater. This pattern is a written pattern included charts. Two version of the charts are attached, A3, A4 and it is possible to enlarge and print out the charts. Camélia Sweater is knitted from the top down. At first work back and forth to shape the neckline and then join work into the round. The yoke is formed with raglan increases. After separating the work for body and sleeves, they are worked in the round. Finally, pick up the stitches along the neck opening and work the neck band folded. Every chart is worked entirely in stockinette stitch every round except for raglan stitches. Size 1(2)3(4) Please refer to chart of size detail. Yarn Merinos Angora SPORT from Bouclelaine 437 yards (400 meters) /100 grams (3.53 ounces) 90% Merino Wool 10% Angora MC (Du) 250(300)300(350) grams / 920(1050)1200(1300) meters CC A (Piment) 100(100)100(150) grams / 320(370)400(450) meters CC B (Renard éffarouchée) 50(50)50(100) grams / 160(185)210(230) meters CC C (Feuillage persistant)10(10)10(10) grams / 20(24)27(30) meters Needles 3.5/3.75/4 mm (US 4/5/6) a circular needle/40,60,80 cm(or longer if magic loop technique is used) or Double-Pointed Needles. Gauge 23 sts x 28 rows / 10 cm x 10 cm in stranded stockinette stitch with a needle 4 mm(US 6) after wash. Notions 8 Stitch markers, waste yarn or spare cable needles, tapestry needle. Enjoy!
