This is the pattern to knit a mummy and baby dinosaurs. Size: baby, 4.5cm, mummy, 10cm Materials • 15g yellow-green DK (8-ply) • 5g mustard DK • Small amounts of green, dark brown DK • Stuffing Tools • A pair of 2.75mm (US 2) DPN knitting needles • Two safety pins • Chenille needle or tapestry needle The pattern is knitted flat and sewn together at the end. DPN needles are to make i-cord which is explained in the pattern.. You do not need to knit in circles. Knitting skill is basic knit and purl. 6 pages.

I have designed the Moa Sweater together with adventurer, Moa Hundseid. We wanted to make something inspired by Norwegian sweaters and all the hardworking people who used them. The checkered pattern has been knitted in countless variations over the years, and this is our version. The jumper is knitted round and round before sewing and cutting up to the armholes and neck. The shoulders are knitted together before the sleeves are sewn in by hand. Then stitches are picked up along the neckline for the neck. Size: XS (S) M (L) XL (XXL) XXXL Gauge: 10 cm stranded knitting on needle 4 mm =22 stitches. (The needle size is only a guideline. If you get a gauge with more than the provided stitches you should switch to a bigger needle size. If you get a gauge with less than the provided stitches you should switch to a smaller needle size. It is smart to always make a swatch to check the gauge before starting on the garment, as everyone knits differently, and if you choose an alternative yarn it might behave differently). Yarn: 3-tråds from Rauma Yarns. The amount of yarn you need: Main colour: 350 (350) 400 (400) 450 (450) 500 g Pattern colour 1: 200 (200) 200 (200) 200 (250) 250 g Pattern colour 2: 100 g Pattern colour 3: 50 (100) 100 (100) 100 (100) 100 g Pattern colour 4: 50 g Pattern colour 5: 50 g Needles: Double pointed needles 2,5 and 4 mm Circular needle 40 and 80 cm= 2,5 and 4 mm Measurements XS (S) M (L) XL (XXL) XXXL (Women/Men) Sleeves: 48 (49) 50 (51) 52 (53) 54 cm/ 53 (54) 55 (56) 57 (58) 59 cm. Around the body of the sweater: 87 (95) 105 (116) 127 (135) 145 cm Full length: 64 (66) 67 (68) 69 (70) 71 / 69 (70) 71 (72) 73 (74) 75 cm.

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*You are NOT buying a finished sweater. You are buying a pattern that is in a PDF file. The pattern will be available for instant download upon payment.* OVERVIEW: Language - English Level - advanced beginner (aka if you are a beginner looking for a challenge! I provide video links to all the skills listed below.) This pattern creates a boxy, oversized jumper with balloon sleeves. The front and back panels are knitted flat and sewn up the sides. The sleeves and collar are knitted in the round by picking up stitches. There are 3 sizes to choose from, but note that all of them are meant to be oversized. I wear a size 2 in my photos. Skills Used - Long tail cast on, twisted rib, knit, purl, casting off, putting stitches on hold, knitting two stitches together, 3 needle bind off, stranded colorwork/fair isle, picking up stitches, knitting in the round, magic loop method Supplies - 4-6 skeins (depending on size you make) of super chunky yarn base color, 1 skein of super chunky yarn accent color US 11/8mm Circular Needles – 40 inches long Spare circular needles (any size) to hold back panel stitches while you complete the front panel Stitch marker Yarn needle Tension - 10 stitches & 14 rows = 4x4 inches in stockinette on US 11 needles This pattern is written and created by @sallydarrgriffin & @sdgknits. It has been pattern tested by other knitters. Please contact me if you have any questions or concerns. This pattern is written for personal, non-commercial use. Copy, distribution, or commercial use of this pattern or any parts is not allowed. Please tag me in your photos of your DUMP HIM Sweater! I'd love to see <3 Happy Knitting! SDG

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This is a pattern for my Sunflower Drawstring Backpack, which includes a fabric lining section! It is detailed and includes many photos for those that are more visual learners! Pattern is at an advanced beginner/intermediate level. It leans a bit more towards intermediate as I do show an attach as you go method which may be challenging for advanced beginners - you can attach in a different/easier way if you wish! Pattern is written in US terms. Dimensions: Length is approx 15”, Width is approx 14.5"/15” (10.5" / 11" when closed). The fabric lining is shown with the use of a sewing machine, but it can be hand sewn as well - I give tips on how to do that. I showed how to do the lining in a straightforward/easy way for those who have little to no sewing experience - experienced sewers can use alternative methods if they wish. With all that said, the lining is entirely optional :)

This romantic cropped pullover with a round yoke and blouse-like balloon sleeves features a floral colour work pattern running around the yoke and along the hem. Inspired by the invisible movements of flowers in search of light. The design comes with a rather unusual construction. The yoke is worked from a provisional cast-on bottom up in the round, whereas the body and sleeves — from the provisional cast-on top down. An alternative to knit the yoke top down, if that’s your preferred way, is also provided in the pattern. 🖤 Sizes The pattern is written for nine sizes 1 [2, 3, 4, 5] [6, 7, 8, 9] to fit 74 [84, 94, 104, 114] [124, 134, 144, 154] cm /29 [33, 37, 41, 45] [49, 53, 57, 61] in bust circumference with ca. 3–6 cm (1.25-2.25 in) of positive ease. For the finished garment measurements, refer to the graph. The sample is shown in size 2 on a 160 cm (5.25 ft) tall model with ca. 84–66–94 cm (33–26–39 in) body measurements. 🖤 Yarn Main colour: ca. 275 [300, 350, 400, 450] [550, 600, 650, 700] g of Lopi Einband held double, 100% Icelandic wool with 250 m (273 yds) in 50 g skein, shown in shade 9075 (pecan heather); with an estimated yardage of 1375 m //1499 yds [1500//1635, 1750//1908, 2000//2180, 2250//2453] [2750//2998, 3000//3270, 3250//3543, 3500//3815]. Contrasting colour: ca. 55 [65, 75, 85, 95] [115, 125, 135, 150] g Ethno Natura 500 Vivchari, 100% Ukrainian wool with 500 m (545 yds) in 200 g skein, shown in shade 213 (raspberry); with an estimated yardage of 138 m //150 yds [163//177, 188//204, 213//232, 238//259] [288//313, 313//341, 338//368, 375//409]. Or any other yarn(s) to match the gauge (sport/Dk weight). 🖤 Needles and notions A pair of 3.5 mm (US 4) and 4.0 mm (US 6) circular needles with 60–100 cm (24–40 in) cables for the yoke, body and sleeves; a pair of 3.0 mm (US 2.5) needles for the ribbing on the cuffs and maybe neck; a crochet hook to work the neckline edge and provisional cast-on (any size close to the needle sizes) and a tapestry needle to weave in the ends (optional), at least 4 stitch markers, scrap yarn for provisional cast-on. 🖤 Gauge 20 sts & 25 rows in 10 cm (4 in) measured over stockinette stitch worked in the round after blocking on 3.5 mm (US 4); 21 sts & 21 rows in 10 cm (4 in) measured over colour work worked in the round after blocking on 4 mm (US 6). Adjust the needle sizes if necessary to obtain the correct gauge. · Instant PDF with written step by step instructions. · Knitting skill level: Intermediate. · Incl. US terms. · Language: English + all listed on the cover photo Patterns are a final sale, due to their digital nature they cannot be returned or refunded. © 2021 Tetiana Lutsak

A PDF knitting pattern for a fully customizable knitted tote bag or drawstring backpack. Choose the daisy or gingham color charts, or use the plain base for embroidery or more! Approachable for ambitious beginners, and engaging for advanced knitters looking to flex their fair isle skills. You can also choose between two sizes and two types of straps (linen stitch and Tunisian crochet). Also includes a PDF guide for creating a sewn inner lining with an extra pocket for your wallet or phone. Techniques include knitting in the round, folded hem, optional i-cord for a drawstring backpack version, fair isle colorwork, three-needle bind off, linen stitch, and optional Tunisian crochet. Sewing guide techniques involve simple straight stitches and whipstitch for finishing details by hand. A great project for beginners looking to learn new skills, or advanced knitters wanting a totally custom bag! Sizes: small and large Yarn estimates: 240-340 yards Needle size: US5 (3.75mm), US7 (4.5mm) Yarn weight: Worsted Recommended yarn: Lily Sugar N Cream, KnitPicks Dishie, Wool and the Gang Shiny Happy Cotton, Cascade Yarns Ultra Pima, Bernat Handicrafter Cotton Yarn Gauge: 20st, 23rows = 4"x4" Dimensions: Small: 11" h x 10.75" w Large: 13" h x 11.25" w

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My Ravelry store is closed. You can find all of my old and new patterns on my own website: www.kulabradesign.com For specials and announcements, please check my FB page This sweater is knitted bottom up, everything is knitted in the round. There are just two tiny underarm seams that need to be sewn; other than that the sweater is seamless. With recommended gauge (28 rows X 24 st), this sweater measures approx 61 cm long and 41 cm wide in the bottom, which should fit sizes small to medium - up to 92 cm chest circumference (with some positive ease). The sleeves are quite long - 45 cm, simply because that’s how I like it; the pattern explains how to make them shorter if you want. I did some waist shaping, - that’s optional. As about yarns, the sweater can be knitted with fingering- or sport-weight. I used fingering-weight in the following amounts: 250 g of light green, 80 g of gark green, and 20 g of each: orange, white, and blue/green. For sport weight yarn amounts, multiply by 1.3. Please, don’t hesitate to ask me any questions you might have! I’d also like to hear your feedback. Happy knitting everyone! Thank you StacieKnits for your comments, I made some changes to the pattern.

Steeking (aka setting your knitting up to be cut, in order to turn a knitted-in-the-round piece into a flat piece, for example to open up the front of a cardigan) tends to scare otherwise bold and courageous people. It feels vaguely wrong to take a pair of scissors to your knitting.Really, it shouldn't. Honestly. It

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Online Download of PDF Pattern, or FREE with Yarn Purchase for this Pattern the no. 1: astrid's favorite, and a best-seller. elegant, with a traditional nordic feeling to it. the sweater is worked flat in four pieces and sewn together. for the advanced beginner who knows the fair-isle knitting technique for the borders. so many amazing colour combinations possible. By Astrid Troland techniques : knit stitch + purl stitch + fair-isle knitting + the rest is knit one color at a time + picking up stitches + 3-needle cast off (for the shoulders) + sewing using mattress stitch construction : the sweater is knit flat, beginning at the lower hand, and we knit with one color at a time. Sizes x-small / small / medium / large / x-large Finished Measurements x-small : chest width 48cm [18.91"]/ length 53cm [20.88"]/ sleeve length 38cm [14.97"]/ armhole 19cm [7.49"] small : chest width 52cm [20.49"]/ length 55cm [21.67"] / sleeve length 39cm [15.37"]/ armhole 20cm [7.88"] medium : chest width 56cm [22.06"]/ length 57cm [22.46"]/ sleeve length 40cm [15.76"]/ armhole 21cm [8.27"] large : chest width 60cm [23.64"]/ length 59cm [23.25"]/ sleeve length 41cm [16.15"]/ armhole 22cm [8.67"] x-large : chest width 64cm [25.22"]/ length 61cm [24.03"]/ sleeve length 42cm [16.55"]/ armhole 23cm [9.06"] Yarn biches & bûches le petit lambswool: Colour 1 - 150/200/200/250/250g Colour 2 - 150/150/200/250/250g Needles 2.5mm (US 2) 3mm (US 3) "how to determine your size: take a sweater from your wardrobe that you love and measure its dimensions. it may not have the exact same shape, but it will give you an idea of the size to choose. biches & bûches designs are intended loose, we suggest choosing a size a bit bigger than smaller !"

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**INSTANT PDF DOWNLOAD- DIGITAL DOWNLOAD- CROCHET PATTERN ONLY** *Pattern is in US terms and written in English* These appliques can be sewn onto baby blankets, scarfs, afgans, anything you want. The appliques measure about 8" x 4" (largest) to 2 1/2" x 2 1/2" (smallest). You can adjust the size by using a different hook size. This pack includes patterns for all things pictured which include: Rocket, Astronaut, Sun, Moon, Planet, Star Materials Yarn colors used in this pack (I used a mixture of I love this yarn and red heart) Light gray Gray Dark Gray Black Red Orange Yellow Light Yellow Light Blue White (G)4.0mm hook Scissors Needle *Optional liquid stitch or low temp glue sticks. I used a couple dots to hold the lines on the center of the rocket in place. *Due to the nature of this product there no refunds. If you have any problems with downloading or understanding the pattern itself please send me a message. I am more than happy to help any way that I can!!

So, theres this fun crafting project about making a rag doll, but we ran into a snag. We got the materials, the enthusiasm, but no sewing pattern. Its kinda tricky to start stitching without a guide, right? Need to find a solid sewing pattern thats both easy to follow and printable, so we can dive right into the fun part without guessing the steps.We came up with a handy guide for crafting your own rag doll with ease.

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Sweater not included Digital download only Design — The Abeline Pullover is a top-down colorwork sweater with autumnal & wintry motifs in the yoke. See the star flecked sky, pine trees, field of flowers, and transport your mind to a walk outside with your favorite hot drink in hand. Construction — The Abeline Pullover is worked top-down in the round, beginning with a rolled purl edge at the collar. The yoke is worked in stranded colorwork using 2 colors to create the motifs. The sleeves & body are separated by placing the sleeve stitches on hold while the body is worked in stockinette stitch with a ribbed hem and tubular bind off. The sleeve stitches are placed back on the needles, worked in stockinette stitch and finished with a ribbed cuff and tubular bind off, repeating for the other sleeve. This sweater is designed with 4-7” (10-18 cm) of positive ease in the body. It is loose fitting at the bust and drapes straight down through the body for a relaxed fit. The sleeves are less oversized with 1-2” of ease at the bicep. Try measuring your favorite sweater and compare. Feel free to substitute the rolled purl cast on or tubular bind off with other methods. The body & sleeves can be made longer/shorter - this will use more/less yarn. Supplies — 2 colors of Originally Lovely Pura 100% Superfine Merino (50g, 136yd/124m per ball), or similar DK yarn. Main Color (MC) Originally Lovely Pura “Moss” -Short Length: 8 (9) 10 (11) 12 (13) 15 (16) 17 balls / 1020 (1110) 1310 (1400) 1600 (1690) 1930 (2070) 2230 yds / 930 (1014) 1197 (1280) 1462 (1544) 1764 (1890) 2038 meters -Classic length: 9 (10) 11 (12) 13 (14) 16 (17) 18 balls / 1135 (1230) 1440 (1545) 1760 (1860) 2110 (2260) 2440 yds / 1037 (1123) 1315 (1410) 1608 (1700) 1928 (2065) 2230 meters Contrast Color (CC) Originally Lovely Pura “Bear” 1 (1) 2 (2) 2 (2) 2 (2) 2 balls / 120 (130) 148 (160) 175 (185) 200 (210) 220 yds / 109 (118) 135 (146) 160 (170) 182 (192) 200 meters *Sizes 1 & 2 will use almost the entire ball, keep your swatch in case you need to use the yarn. Optional Hold CC with 1 strand of mohair. 1 ball or 120 (130) 148 (160) 175 (185) 200 (210) 220 yds / 109 (118) 135 (146) 160 (170) 182 (192) 200 meters of Hobbii Diablo Mohair in color ‘10’ (25g, 246yd/225m per ball). 3.5mm(US4) 12-16” (30-40 cm) circular needles or DPNs for collar and sleeve cuffs 3.5mm(US4) 24-32” circular needles (60-80 cm) for hem 4mm(US6) 24-32” circular needles (60-80 cm) for short rows and stockinette 4.5mm(US7) 24-32” circular needles (60-80 cm) for colorwork yoke Notions: 1 stitch marker, scissors, yarn needle, waste yarn, measuring tape. Optional: gauge ruler, stitch/row counter, blocking mat Sizes — 1 (2) 3 (4) 5 (6) 7 (8) 9 Finished bust measurement: 34.75 (38.75) 42.75 (47.5) 51.5 (54.75) 58.75 (64) 68" [88.5 (98.5) 108.5 (121) 131 (139) 149 (162.5) 173 cm] *Measure fullest point of torso and add recommended ease to find the ideal finished bust measurement* Recommended ease: 4-7” (10-18 cm) Gauge — Worked in the round & wet blocked: (4.0mm) 24 sts x 24 rows = 4x4” (10x10 cm) in 1 color stockinette stitch (4.5mm) 24 sts x 24 rows = 4x4” (10x10 cm) in 2 color stranded colorwork stockinette stitch Skills — This is a written pattern assuming foundational colorwork sweater knitting knowledge and is not intended to be beginner friendly. Supplemental research or practice to learn new skills may be required to complete this project. This pattern requires a working knowledge of: knitting & purling both flat & in the round, stranded colorwork, german short row shaping, increasing, decreasing, tubular bind off. Circular needles are used to work in the round, starting with 16” (40 cm) for the cast-on and switching to longer cable lengths as the yoke grows. The sleeves are made with the smallest cable length or preferred short circumference needles i.e DPNs or magic loop. Cast-on, bind-off, and short row methods suggested in this pattern are able to be substituted with any other method.

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You’ve seen or sewn zippers in many of crochet garments yourself which is like sewing a zipper into a sewn garment. But it still can be both difficult, complicated. Did you ever try to attach a zipper in crochet way as above. It looks much natural and is a great technique for us yarn lovers […]

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You may not be able to take your favorite mug everywhere you go, but you can indulge in a hot drink guilt-free with this reusable fabric sewn coffee sleeve. Like everyone, you've more than likely heard it shouted from the mountain tops to reduce, reuse, and recycle. For the coffee-loving environmentalist and the green crafter alike, a homemade coffee sleeve is the perfect way to indulge in your favorite hot drink while keeping your hands cool and your coffee accessories eco-friendly. It's always good to go eco-friendly in as many ways as you can

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Moose walk through the trees on this earflap hat. Designed for cold weather, it is knit with two and occasionally three colors per row and has a sewn-in lining. Worked at 7 1/2 stitches to the inch, it is sized for an adult man, and size changes are best made by changing the needle size and gauge. The pattern uses approximately 30 yards each of 16 colors of greens and browns and is perfect for the knitter with the large stash.

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