Notes: Styrofoam filling, 6 cm diameter The filling is not flexible so I’m stuffing the balls after 2 or 3 decrease rows 2.5mm for plain rows 2.25mm for stranded part hanger: 35 rows of icord (2.25mm); 4 sts 36th row: k2tog twice 2016 Ball 1: Balls Up!; 3rd chart of the pattern Ball 2: Andrea Pietsch’s Weihnachtskugel-Muster; 2nd chart of the pattern. I reversed the dominant colour for the 2nd half of the chart Ball 3: Pattern from Alice Starmore’s Book of Fair Isle Knitting Ball 4: Slightly modified detail from Lady Farrier Ball 5: Inspiration found here. I recharted the design and I’m very happy with the result. On 2.25 mm needles Ball 6: Pattern from Mary Jane Mucklestone’s 150 Scandinavian Motifs Ball 7: Sole pattern from Keisarin Morsian Ball 8: Inspiration found here. I recharted the design and I’m very happy with the result. On 2.25 mm needles Ball 9: Christmas Balls by Mary Ann Stephens, Kilim Ball. I used only two colours 2017: Ball 10: Tangled Flowers by Eva Lyus; 40 rows of icord Ball 11: Pinecone by Arne & Carlos Ball 12: Green Leaf by Wieke van Keulen Ball 13: Snowy Town. I used part of Mella68’s Snowy Town chart. Since I’m an atheist I replaced the church with a tree Ball 14: Pattern from Margit in the Wind. The pattern fits perfectly on the ball Ball 15: Candy Cane by Jasmin Malekpour-Augustin (slightly modified) Ball 16: Christmasball 42 by Wieke van Keulen Ball 17: Part of the Hohoho Stocking. I knit them in 2013 as wearable socks. 68 sts (instead of 64) -> 2mm/1,75mm needles Ball 18: Slightly modified version of Muhv’s Jõulukuulid Ball 19: Striped 2018: Ball 20: Knot. Pattern from DieMorgie’s Julekuler (Ball 30), link to Pinterest on project page Ball 21: Stars. Pattern from DieMorgie’s Julekuler (Ball 42), link to Pinterest on project page Ball 22: Variation of Ball #14 Ball 23: Bubbles. Pattern from DieMorgie’s Julekuler (Ball 25), link to Pinterest on project page. I tested the Invisible Stranding method invented by Susan Rainey on this ball and I’m super happy with it. With Invisible Stranding there are basically no limitations to float length. The longest float on this ball was 60 (!) stitches. Sounds interesting? Susan has an awesome hat pattern (It’s not About the Hat) that describes the technique and is like a tutorial (youtube videos included). In addition I learned a clever new method of cuff design that I’m going to use on future projects. Ball 24: Globe. Pattern found here. I tested Techknitter’s Stuart-Method for dealing with long floats and I like it even more than the Invisible Stranding I used while knitting Ball 23 Ball 25: Star. Pattern found here Ball 26: Milky Way. Inspiration found here Ball 27: Meander. Pattern from Selbuvotter (page 185); 2,25/2mm Ball 28: Slightly modified pattern from Ruba’iyat Mittens by Heather Desserud Ball 29: Christmas Ball by Mary Ann Stephens Ball 30: Pattern from Lesley Stanfield’s 300 Strickmuster (Nr. 50), stranded instead of knits and purls, 2,25mm needles Ball 31: Blå og hvit by Nine Worlds Designs Ball 32: Cuff pattern from Elise mittens. I knit them in 2013 Ball 33: Modified version of Wieke van Keulen’s Christmasball 22 Ball 34: Molly. Inspiration found here Ball 35: Large Diamonds. Pattern found here Ball 36: Inspired by Kaisukas’ Julekule 1. I reduced the pattern repeat by 5 sts (= -20 sts) Ball 37: Bird on a branch, Pattern #42 from Arne & Carlos’ book Julekuler Ball 38: Swinging Kitty Ornament. Pattern for the ball from Selbuvotter. Kitty pattern: Swinging Kitty Ornament by Justyna Kacprzak 2019: Ball 39: Pattern from Bridget. I knit them in 2013 Ball 40: Pattern from Selbuvotter (page 140) Ball 41: Hearts. Pattern found here Ball 42: Wee hearts. Chart from strickgut’s project Ball 43: Vertical star. Pattern found here Ball 44: Diamonds. Pattern found here Ball 45: Pattern from Unelma Onnesta. 66 sts, 2mm needles 2020: Ball 46: Pattern from Andrea Pietsch's Zopfmuster Ball 47: Pattern from Water For The Elephants 2023: Ball 48: Swirls and Dots. Pattern from 4 Christmas Balls by Arne & Carlos Ball 49: Pawprints. Pattern from handknitsbysusan's project page Ball 50: Kittenball! Patterns found online. I modified them a bit. Ball 51: Dovre from Arne & Carlos's Book "Julekuler" Ball 52: Julgranskula. Pattern from strickfia's project page Ball 53: Leaves. Pattern from Morgie's Pinterest page Ball 54: Inverted Dots. Pattern from MonicaAas's project page Ball 55: Bousta Bauble. Pattern by Merrily by Design. 2024: Ball 56: Flowers. Pattern from Schachenmayr Julekuler Designer on Pinterest Ball 57: Wall. Inspired by Pawel Dolatowski's pattern on Pinterest Ball 58: Acanthus. Arne & Carlos: Christmas Balls 2020 (Ball 16) 2025: Ball 59: Space Invaders. My own design Ball 60: Part of the Nordic Stripes Socks by Tobi Beck (slightly modified to fit on the ball) Ball 61: Silent Night 2. Shroomballs and Snowballs by Elena Maltseva Ball 62: Strawberry. My own design Ball 63: Snow Chrystals. Arne & Carlos: Christmas Balls 2020 (Ball 14) Ball 64: Acanthus 2. Arne & Carlos: Christmas Balls 2024 Ball 65: Mirrored Ornament #4. Shroomballs and Snowballs 2022 by Elena Maltseva Ball 66: Garland. Arne & Carlos: Christmas Balls 2020 (Ball 19) Ideas for new balls: in my queue: Silpsolp’s Julekuler (reduce patt rep by 2 sts) Northern Lights tangled pattern julekuler-34 hearts Julekuler - striped and framed Advent Socks 2019 (stripe next to toe) Pinterest pawprints peeries in horizontal stripes (one stripe red on white, the next stripe white on red) musical notes, sheep, squirrel (from puff blanket), Swell, Silmu, Julgranskula, Merry Fair Isle Ornaments, Fair Isle Christmas Ball Wesley Bobs, Snow Blowing, Neon bauble, Christmas Balls, Super Mario Julekuler, Christmas Balls Reflecting Hearts wreath mini Julekuler (12 sts) Knit sideways: Christmas Baubles by Suzanne Strachan Swirl Balls: Swirl Ball Mystery by Terry Morris Chevrons: Festive Fireside by 10 Hours or Less Large Knitted Ball Ornament
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I made a video on how to make this pattern http://youtu.be/EE3oHswyvC0 This video teaches you how to: slip knot, cast on, knit, ssk(slip slip knit), k2tog, bind off Blog, if you’re not into the ...
Japanese Knot Bag Tutorial & Pattern The Japanese Knot Bag is designed to be cut out of two fat quarters. This bag is among the top five bags to sew at PatternPile since it was established. A perfect bag for casual outings and a great bag for a youngster to carry with all of their treasures collected throughout the day. I made a Japanese Knot bag for myself out of zebra-striped fleece and I keep it inside of my massive purse as a spare bag. No zippers, snaps, buttons, or any type of hardware. One looped strap simply slips over the other to keep everything safe inside. Such a simple concept! Please watch the free video tutorial here as well. This page is updated often due to changes brought to our attention, so should the photos not match from “Pin” to “Pile”, that is probably the answer as to why. Get the Japanese Knot Bag Pattern & Tutorial The Lucy Bag Knitting Pattern and Tutorial If you are looking to knit a Japanese Knot Bag, here is a knitting pattern and tutorial
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Why use the traditional hemming stitch when there is a secure, attractive, and versatile alternative—the knotting stitch?
Just a round-up of some small projects completed in the past couple of weeks. Isn't she sweet? She is made from some Rowan Felted Tweed dk I bought half price in the John Lewis sale a while ago, with stuffed animals in mind. The clothes are various scraps in dk weight. The pattern is Olga the Kitty by Twins. As you can see I changed the face quite a bit (didn't knit the nose and used only one colour for the cat), but the pattern is an excellent one and the shaping is great. Shoes with bows!! The tortoise is Tavistock Tortoise by Amanda Berry. I love all her patterns. I used Baby Cashmerino and gave my tortoise a button flower to wear. The pot of primulas is from a pattern by UK company King Cole, and the pattern number is 9000, Spring Collection. Mr. Knot Garden plants primulas in our garden every spring. If you're in the UK I hope you're managing with the snow. It's not too bad where we are now because the roads are clear, but the garden has disappeared under a sea of white. Take care in the snow and ice.
A reader recently asked me about the stopper knots on the ends of lilians (those red cords at the end of a tenkara rod where you attach the line). He said that some of the rods he purchased came with a knot and some didn’t. The question was if a knot is really necessary. Since
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One fine day, my daughter Shiri brought me a gift. It was a book, a retrospective on the work of Diane Itter. I had never heard of her befor...
With all of our talk about nautical style lately, we want to take a moment to send a shout-out to one of our favorite nautical elements: knots! There’s something so rustic and cool about an intricate knot, not to mention that it’s also surprisingly artistic. We often think of knots as a way to secure our […]
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I started this blog to catalog my creative endeavors, as opposed to my math related ones (because math, in one form or another, is my profes...
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Crochet Sunflower Granny Square Pattern|Home decor What is a granny square? A basic granny square is generally comprised of chains and treble stitches, work...
