Looking for a knitted increase that's nearly invisible? Try the Left and Right Lifted Increases! This photo and video tutorial will show you how.
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Hello, fellow yarn enthusiasts, to a winter wonderland of stitches and holiday cheer! As the season of joy approaches, it's time to embark on a crafting journey that will add a touch of handmade magic to your festivities. In this blog post, we're unwrapping the gift of creativity with an array of knit and crochet
BASICRIBSLIPOVER As I get asked a lot about extending the size range of my patterns, I decided to update one by one in 2024. Therefor, I will need testers. So if you alwalys wanted to knit one of my patterns, but your size wasn’t covered, now’s your time! Feel free to sign up and I will come back to you as soon as I’m ready. ♥ Sign up here: testknit size inclusivity Like the Basicribsweater, the Basicribslipover is characterized by the different knitting directions the body is worked with. Its boxy and shortened shape makes it a modern and uncomplicated addition to the closet. Language: english german danish Level: advanced Sizes/Measurements: (2XS) XS (S) M (L) XL bust: (90) 98 (106) 114 (122) 130 cm length: (44) 44 (46) 46 (48) 48 cm Size guide: The slipover should be knitted with a positive ease of 6 - 12 cm. The size is determined by your real bust circumference, which is approximately (78 - 84 cm) 85 - 92 cm (93 - 100 cm) 101 - 108 cm (109 - 116 cm) 117 - 125 cm. Yarn: (250) 275 (325) 350 (375) 400 g Como by Lamana, 25g/120m Recommended Needles Circular needles 3.5 mm (80cm, für L/XL 100cm) Circular needles 3.5 mm (40cm) Circular needles 3 mm (40cm) Double pointed needles 3 mm Note: I’m knitting very tight, maybe you’ll need a smaller needle size. Please knit a swatch to check gauge. Gauge: With 2 threads Como held together on 3.5 mm needles 20 sts x 34 rows in main pattern = 10 x 10 cm (washed & blocked) This pattern is for personal use only. It is not allowed to sell or share this pattern. © 2023 - Ann-Kathrin Stoll
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Hello my dear friends, this past Sunday morning was not very nice when it came to the weather. We had quite a storm that started in the middle of the night which woke me up at 4.15 am and kept me up for a few hours. Fortunately everything went well the rest of the night/early morning but we still had high wind warnings all day. So... what does a girl do when there is no point heading outside? ... she makes a new tutorial to share with her lovely, sweet and thoughtful bloggers! And that is what I did. I love my tiny crochet little flowers and my modest violets a lot because of their beauty and because they are so quick and easy to make and they can be used in so many ways. That's why I thought that it would be nice to create something little that will be perfect to pair up with either of them and that would be ... a little crochet butterfly. After a few tryouts and one of them went terribly wrong, I was happy with the look of the little flying fellow that I created and I was ready to share him with you and here he is ... ... my little 'Flutter~By'. You will need the same things as if you were crocheting my tiny flower or the modest violet ... ~ a crochet hook ~ I used a 1 mm hook ~ crochet yarn that is right for the strength size for the size of hook ~ scissors ~ a black marker (I will show you what for further down) ...that's all! The little butterfly is very easy to make and it is again only one row. I have given you the instructions in the written form and again as a chart so you may pick which one you prefer to use. And this is how you make the little critter ... ... make a magic ring leaving a little tail, it will be needed later. Now crochet the following into the ring ... ... 6 chain stitches, 1 double treble, 2 treble, 1 double crochet, 3 chain stitches, one slip stitch ... next ... 3 chain stitches, 1 double crochet, 1 treble, 4 chain stitches, 1 slip stitch ... now ... 4 chain stitches, 1 treble, 1 double crochet, 3 chain stitches, 1 slip stitch ... and finally ... 3 chain stitches, 1 double crochet, 2 treble, 1 double treble, 6 chain stitches, 1 slip stitch ... and that is it!! Leaving a thread 'tail' for pulling ~ cut your thread now. Take both of your thread 'tails' and pull them very tight to make the butterfly form. Then tie a knot in the thread 'tails' and pull very tightly again ... ... then cut them off short leaving about half an inch. These are now your little critter's antennae. This is a neat little butterfly ~ just over the size of a penny. And this is where a black marker might come in handy. If you prefer your little flutter~by to have black antennae ... ... then using your marker, very carefully dye them black but make sure you don't get too close to the body so that you don't accidentally mark it. And that's all that's to it ... you are done! I decided to use a small earring as the butterflies body, but you can use anything you would like really or leave it just as it is. I hope you have enjoyed my latest tutorial ~ it was really neat to make it! It is so nice when you stop by here at Todowlen and visit me, so maybe I will see you here soon again. I hope you are well my dear friends and life is treating you kind. Have a peaceful and creative day, Karen B.
Du vet aldrig när du kan behöva ett virkmönster av ett litet löv. Här är mitt mönster av ett vanligt litet löv. Gör gröna löv eller höstlöv eller varför inte löv i alla regnbågens färger. MATERIAL …
The Beauty of Lilac Flower: Free Crochet Pattern Ideass – Have you ever wished to infuse your crochet projects with the delicate beauty of lilacs? Imagine creating stunning pieces adorned ... Read more
Crochet Easy Bracelet ZigZag Stitch
Diese ganz einfache gehäkelte Mohnblume gibt mit ihrem langen Stiel ein tolles Lesezeichen ab. Das ideale Geschenk für alle Leseratten und Blumen-Fans!
What can I say about Sophie Digard?? The first time I saw one of her scarves in a shop window in New York, I stopped dead on the sidewalk and was compelled to go inside to see what it was I was looking at. Her scarves seem almost impossibly intricate, audacious and bafflingly beautiful. Sophie Digard lives and designs in Paris. She began her company in 1999. Fibers are made and dyed to her specifications in France and then are shipped to her workshop in Madagascar where they are hand crocheted, knitted. embroidered and woven into unique works of art. Her work is in great demand worldwide and we feel fortunate to receive orders of her beautiful scarves and bags twice a year (in the Fall and Spring). Her work literally flies out of our shop when it arrives and we always feel reluctant to see it go because we so much enjoy just looking at it. Click on the image to see product description, sizes available, and how to purchase an item.
Learn how to crochet the perfect Amigurumi ball with very simple rules and a few tricks to make your sphere look perfect on both sides!
The loveliest little Knit Bow! A delightful knitting pattern and photo tutorial knit using Originally Lovely Cria yarn.
This tiny crochet pear is a fun project for Amigurumi beginners as well as seasoned crocheters. This is a free crochet pattern including a video tutorial.
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We're talking about magic today folks! That's right. You heard me. Magic. This is a magic knot. If you knit or crochet and haven't had a chance to use this knot to join your yarn, I'm about to become your new best friend. If you're a crafter that has any project that requires you to join thread, yar
This is a crochet pattern to make your very own Appa amigurumi! Materials: • Crochet needle (3mm) • Regular Size: I use a 3mm hook with Schachenmayr Catania yarn in 105, 406, 172, 429, and 110 • Large Size: I use a 6mm hook with Himalaya Dolphin Baby yarn in 80363, 80357, 80317, 80320, and 80311 • Yarn needle(s) • Scissors • Stuffing • Brown Safety eyes (12mm for the regular, 18mm for the large) • Glasshead pins • Hot glue gun Regular Appa is 33 cm / 13 inches long and 14 cm / 5.5 inches tall Large Appa is 58 cm / 23 Inches long and 23 cm / 9 inches tall This pattern is an original product that is sold for individual use only. As such, do not distribute or resell. ~ Mika
What we like the least as knitters is having to join one yarn ball to another with bothersome knots, which later show on our projects. That’s why in the We…
The thistle has been the national emblem of Scotland for centuries. It is featured in many Scottish symbols and even on UK currency. According to one of the best-known thistle legend, in the mid 13th century, Viking forces landed on the coast of Scotland. During the night raid, one of their soldiers’ bare feet came down on a Scottish thistle. His shout warned the Scots who defeated the enemy at the Battle of Largs, thus saving Scotland from Norsemen’s invasion. The Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle is the Scottish order of knighthood. Its modern period dates from King James VII of Scotland (James II of England), who revived it in 1687. As with many orders of chivalry, its origins lie much further back in time. The Order’s primary emblem is the thistle, the national flower of Scotland. The motto is “Nemo me impune lacessit” (Latin for “No one provokes me with impunity”). The same motto appears on the Royal Coat of Arms of the United Kingdom for the use in Scotland and on some pound coins. This prickly purple flower itself, the legends associated with it, along with a large number of thistle drawings, ornaments, and jewelry inspired me to create this shawl. I offer you a triangular Fair Isle shawl. It is knitted with a steek, in the round from bottom tip up. When your shawl has reached the desired length, the steek should be reinforced and cut open; folded and tucked down facing will cover the cut edges. There is a section of short rows, where you will have to work your Fair Isle pattern flat, knitting it on the right side of the work and purling on the wrong side. In knitting, a steek itself is a group of extra 6-12 sts that are for future cutting. The first and the last stitches of the steek (the edges of the steek) are always worked with the same color (I prefer to use a background color) as it makes it easier to pick up stitches for the finishing along these lines. The stitches in between the edges are worked in a ‘chequerboard’ pattern that allows them to stick better to each other. Recommended yarn: Pure sheep wool 100g/350-400 m (fingering/sock weight). You will need yarn of two different colors - main color (MC) for the background, and contrast color (CC) for the pattern - approximately 350-400 g of each color. I recommend to choose two solid colors; as, in my opinion, variegated yarn would not work well for this design. However, you may try and find your own way. For the embroidered flowers in the center element of the shawl, I used leftover bits of Knoll Soft Donegal tweed - it took less than 10 g. You may use mouline embroidery thread, or any other yarn or thread of suitable weight and color. Optionally, you may incorporate beads in your knitting. You want to be absolutely certain that your yarn wouldn’t bleed! Check the color fastness of the yarn with a swatch. Needles and Notions: Knitting needles 2.5 - 3.5 mm (double-pointed and circular); spare needles/cables; stitch markers; scissors; 1.75 mm crochet hook; tapestry needle; beads (optional). Difficulty level - high. Skills required: Knit and purl in Fair Isle (stranded colorwork) technique, both flat and in the round; short rows knitting; pick up stitches along edges; picot edge knitting; embroidery on knitting. For those who are new to steeking: you may be frightened by the idea of cutting a knitted fabric. But when everything has been done right, you will be excited with the result! Translated by Vera Tanabe http://www.ravelry.com/people/eponamama https://www.facebook.com/vera.tanabe [email protected] Цветок чертополоха является национальным символом Шотландии и изображается, в частности, на денежных знаках. Согласно преданию, в XIII веке прибрежные поселения скоттов страдали от набегов викингов. Однажды удалось избежать неожиданного ночного нападения благодаря тому, что викинги босиком зашли в заросли шотландского чертополоха, чем выдали себя. Древнейший и благороднейший орден Чертополоха (The Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle) — рыцарский орден, связанный с Шотландией. Хотя его изначальная дата основания точно не известна, Яков VII (король Шотландии) (также известный как король Англии Яков II) учредил современный орден в 1687. Основная эмблема ордена — чертополох, национальный символ Шотландии. Девиз ордена Nemo me impune lacessit (с лат. — «Никто не тронет меня безнаказанно»); этот же девиз стоит на Королевском гербе и на некоторых фунтовых монетах. Покровитель ордена — святой Андрей. И сам цветок, и легенды, с ним связанные, и огромное количество рисунков, украшений и орнаментов с чертополохом, вдохновили меня на создание этой шали. Я предлагаю вашему вниманию треугольную шаль, выполненную в технике разрезного жаккарда. Связана она по кругу, от верхушки треугольника к основанию, со стиками, затем полотно разрезано и обвязано каймой по периметру. Есть участок, связанный укороченными рядами, в котором жаккардовый узор вывязывается как в лицевых, так и в изнаночных рядах. Стик - это участок шириной в 6-12 петель, по которому впоследствии будет сделан разрез. Кромки стиков (первая и последняя петли) вяжутся одним и тем же цветом, я предпочитаю цвет фона. По этой кромке потом легко набрать петли для отделки. А внутри нити разных цветов чередуются в шахматном порядке для лучшего сцепления друг с другом. Рекомендована пряжа: 350 - 450 метров в 100 граммах. Необходимые инструменты: спицы № 2,5 - 3,5, чулочные и круговые, дополнительные спицы или лески, маркеры, ножницы, крючок № 1,75, гобеленовая игла. Материалы. В качестве пряжи я рекомендую использовать овечью шерсть без примесей, 350 - 450 метров в 100 гр. Понадобится пряжа двух цветов: для фона и рисунка. Я рекомендую использовать две однотонных пряжи, мне кажется, что секционноокрашенная пряжа в данном случае будет неуместной. Но вы, конечно, можете попробовать. Обратите внимание на стойкость окрашивания пряжи. Можно при желании ввязать в полотно бисер, но это не обязательно. Приблизительный расход: по 350 - 400 грамм пряжи каждого цвета. Для вышивки цветов в центральном сегменте узора я использовала остатки тонкого твида KNOLL Soft Donegal, мне понадобилось меньше 10 грамм. Можно использовать мулине или любую другую подходящую по толщине и цвету нить. Уровень сложности высокий. Для успешного выполнения необходим навык вязания жаккарда по кругу и в лицевых и изнаночных рядах, вязания укороченных рядов, а также подъема петель и вывязывания обвязки с зубчатым краем. Также навык вышивки по петлям. Для тех, кто впервые решил попробовать связать такую шаль. Многих пугает необходимость разрезать полотно. Но, если все сделано правильно, результат вас непременно порадует и вдохновит.
Red Coral Crocheted from plastic bag yarn by Helle of Gooseflesh inspired by this amazing necklace worn by Tilda Swinton. I dont know which is more beautiful? Truly stunning!!!
It turns out that the distinctive markings of moths translate beautifully into knitted fabric, as Max Alexander's wonderful series of knitted moths clearly illustrates.
this bird is a part of my art project: yil birds. you can visit my blogspot: link text Dit patroon is er ook in het Nederlands search ‘ijsvogel’
Die Anleitung für die Borte gibt’s in einfarbig. Wer von euch die Tapestrytechnik beherrscht, kann sie locker zweifarbig… häkeln. Die Maschenzahl: Sie muss durch 3 teilbar sein + 1 zusätzliche Masche Auf dem obigen Foto habe ich eine Luftmaschenkette angeschlagen, eine Reihe fester Maschen gearbeitet bevor ich mit den Bommels begonnen habe. Ihr könnt auch … Bommelborte – so geht’s! weiterlesen →
We’ve made friendship bracelets with cotton thread, merino wool, nylon cording, and cashmere, but never…
