This cosy knitted layering piece has a classic 1940s era style, owing to its Fairisle knit pattern. Hand-produced in Scotland using quality, natural yarns spun that keep you truly warm, by ERIBÉ, an established knitwear design house and manufacturer that has been in operation for 33 years. The Sundae cream sleeveless knitted vest top is made of pure Scottish wool and is crafted into a flattering women's cut which curves slightly to accentuate the waist and features a round striped neckline. A sweet and practical addition to your wardrobe, ideal for adding some colour to your other vintage attire. 100% soft-feel lambswool, made using knowledge handed down from one generation to the next to create a sustainable product which looks and feels great while lasting for years to come. ERIBÉ work with over 136 artisan knitters throughout Scotland and England to produce the beautiful hand-knit range of Fairisle pieces, which we stock at Revival Vintage for their fabulous wartime aesthetic that makes them so perfect for a retro enthusiast. An ERIBÉ hand-knit piece is truly an investment into a quality garment and your own little piece of Scottish heritage. Hand wash or dry clean only. Measurements:X Small | Bust: 32-34 inch, length: 22 inch (best fit UK 8 - 10)Small | Bust: 34-36 inch, length: 23.5 inch (best fit UK 10 - 12)Medium | Bust: 36-38 inch, length: 24.5 inch (best fit UK 12 - 16)Large | Bust: 38-40 inch, length: 25 inch (best fit UK 16 - 18)X Large | Bust: 40-42 inch, length: 25 inch (best fit UK 18 - 20)
The Etta Cardigan by Yankee Knitter Designs and Melanie Goodfellow will quickly become your go-to pattern for fast and gorgeous cardigans for babies and children alike. The sweater is knit seamlessly from the top-down in a worsted weight yarn; the pattern provides instructions for creating the button band as you go, making this a quick and easy knit. Just pick your favorite family-friendly worsted weight yarn and get to work! Sizes: 0–3 mos (3–6 mos, 12 mos, 2 yrs, 4 yrs, 6 yrs, 8 yrs) Finished Measurements: 17 (19, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30)" chest Yarn Requirements: 250 (325, 400, 475, 550, 625, 700) yards of worsted weight yarn such as Dream in Color Classy (100% Superfine Australian Merino Superwash; 4oz/250yds) Needles: US 8 (5.00mm) 29" circular or longer Gauge: 18 sts = 4" in garter stitch
Every Saturday I will share with you a new stitch.Today’s stitch is: Moss Stitch Ribs.This is a very simple but beautiful rib stitch, where the traditional reverse stockinette is replaced by …
Bliksem Maten 0 – 3 – 6 – 12 – 18 maanden Benodigdheden Breigaren: 70 % wol, 30 % zijde, Filature du Valgaudemar Merisoie, 1 – 1 – 1 – 2 – 2 x 50 g (140 m); 1 x 50 g van blauw Knoopjes: 3 van 12 mm Breinaalden: nr. 4 en 4,5 Haaknaald: nr. 4 Gebruikte steken Tricotsteek: 1 nld. r, 1 nld. av Boordsteek 2/2: R1: 2 st. r, 2 st. av, R2: brei de st. zoals ze zich voordoen. Proeflapje In tricotsteek: 10 x 10 cm = 21 st. en 32 nld. Maten 2 – 4 – 6 – 8 – 10 jaar Benodigdheden Breigaren: 70 % wol, 30 % zijde, Filature du Valgaudemar Merisoie, 3-3-4-4-5 x 50 g (140 m); 2 x 50 g Knoopjes: 3 van 12 mm Breinaalden: nr. 4 en 4,5 Gebruikte steken Tricotsteek: 1 nld. r, 1 nld. av Boordsteek 2/2: R1: 2 st. r, 2 st. av, R2: brei de st. zoals ze zich voordoen Proeflapje In tricotsteek: 10 x 10 cm = 21 st. en 32 nld.
When the weather starts to get cooler, you'll love making one of these easy baby sweater knitting patterns.
Hi, Knitters, The classes and registration information is up for the Madison Knitters' Guild Knit In! I am teaching on Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 21 and 22, 2015 at the Alliant Energy Center (or the Coliseum for the old-school Madisonians) in Madison. There are so many great teachers and a fantastic marketplace. The prices are very reasonable for the classes, many places I teach charge double or even triple the class fees being charged at the Knit In. Some of the teachers include Patty Lyons, Joanna Johnson, Sheryl Thies and Annie Modesitt. There are many others instructors with interesting and fun class offerings. I hope to see you there! Click here for more information about this great Madison Knitting event! I'm off to New York City in a few days to teach at Vogue Knitting Live. I can't wait. In addition to teaching on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, I am speaking on a panel discussion at noon on Sunday. The panel is being led by Trisha Malcolm the editor of Vogue Knitting. And on Saturday night I am doing a book signing at the Knitty City booth #710 in the marketplace at 5pm! A couple of my classes have been sold out but this keeps coming and going so I think numbers are still shuffling about. If a class is sold out be sure to request the class you are interested in. Sometimes I can change the numbers to allow more in the class if they aren't already too high. It's worth contacting the people at Vogue to check. It's going to be a jam-packed weekend of fun. Click here to find out more about VKLive in NYC! I am also teaching at Vogue Knitting Live in Pasadena, California in April! Click here for more information about VKLive in Pasadena. Now for the socks in the photo above. I finished these last week and I love them. The yarn is from ColoringBookYarns on Etsy and the colorway is BMO. The heels are knit in Opal Solids in Black. These were really fun to knit. The yarn is wonderful. Click here for Coloring Book Yarns on Etsy! Pattern: How I Make My Socks Needles: US size 1 dpns Sock blockers: From theloopyewe.com To make the heel flap a different color I leave the Main Color attached and start knitting the heel flap with the Contrast Color. I work the heel flap and turn with the Contrast Color and cut the yarn. Then I go back to where I left off with the Main Color and continue on picking up the gusset stitches. It works well to not break up the striping pattern on the rest of the sock and if you are concerned about not having enough yarn it gives a little more leeway. As for an in-progress knitting update, I finished the first sock in the most fantastic rainbow gradient I've ever seen. The yarn is called Rainbow Gradient and it comes in the Gradients Matching Socks Sets by KnitCircus. It is truly beautiful and I love that the two yarn cakes are exactly the same so my socks will match perfectly without having to do any extra work. Click here for Knit Circus Yarns!! US size 1 dpns Pattern: How I Make My Socks I knit an 8-inch cuff in hopes that I would reach all of the colors and it worked. I could have gone with a 9-inch cuff. I wear a 7.5 US women's shoe size. I started a pair of Broken Seed Stitch Socks yesterday. The pattern is free on Ravelry. Click here for the Broken Seed Stitch Socks pattern by handepande! I am knitting them out of some really old Koigu that I purchased at Purl Soho maybe 8 years ago when I was in NYC on an early book tour. I lost the label so that's all I know about it. The contrast is a tan color in the Opal Solid Series. The combination is a good one. I don't like pooling at all so the contrast color and stitch pattern is a good mask for variegated yarns that pool. You can see that the rusty color is pooling but it actually looks kind of cool using this pattern. I'll keep you posted on my progress. Lastly, I finally got started on a shawl project I am collaborating on with Jaala Spiro, the dyeing genius at Knit Circus Yarns. I am using the Come What May Gradient that comes in a 600 yard skein. I can't tell you how much fun this is to knit. I have a good start with a little easy lace and we'll see where this takes me. I have lots of ideas about how the shawl will grow from here. Click here to see this skein on Knit Circus Yarns on Etsy! I'm not sure when the new pattern is going to be released but I am hoping in the next couple months. I'll post about it when it is available. Have a great Sunday! It's all about the Packers around here today (not for me so much but for other members of the family). xo ~ susan
Bubbles Beanie Hat Free Knitting Pattern
A lovely knitted baby cardigan is a must-have in child's wardrobe. It's easy to wear, cozy, and extremely lovely. Thy these free patterns!
:) Welcome, Baby! With this cardigan you should never be cold, my little one! Knit in garter stitch from the top down, this jacket impresses with its plain appearance but sophisticated shaping. A tiny pocket, beautiful edgings and embroidered XXX kisses are enough, to make this cardigan a wardrobe staple. The neckline shaping is achieved by the special placement of the raglan lines, the pocket is integrated, and for the sleeve-seams I have developed a special technique to avoid purling and any sewing. Size can be adjusted easily. Willkommen, liebes Baby! Mit einem warmen Jäckchen soll dir nicht kalt werden, mein Kleines! Einfach in kraus rechts-Gestrick von oben nach unten gestrickt, besticht dieses Jäckchen durch seine schlichte Erscheinung mit liebevollen Details. Die kleine Tasche und gestickte Kreuze als Hingucker reichen aus, um diese Jacke ganz besonders zu machen … Die Ausschnitt-Rundung wird durch die Position und Form der Raglan-Zunahmen erreicht – ganz einfach! Für die Ärmel habe ich eine Technik entwickelt, die ohne linke Maschen und ohne Nähen auskommt. Die Größe kann ganz leicht angepasst werden. Sizes /Größen 0 – 1 – 3 – 6 – 9 – 12 – 18 months /Monate Size 0 is for preemies or the first days of a newborn baby. Materials Any yarn matching the gauge, sport weight (approximately 150m/165yds per 50g) Estimated consumption: 220-240-260-280-290-300-310 meters / 240-265-285-310-320-330-340 yds 3-4m/3-4yds in contrasting color for the embroidered crosses and pocket-inside Sample was knit in Bio Balance by BC Garn, 55% wool, 45% cotton, Differences in gauge and yarn choice may affect the amount of yardage used. Circulars 3.5mm / US 5 or size needed for gauge, 60-80cm/24-32”, stitch markers, stitch holders or waste yarn, tapestry needle, crochet hook (needed only for option) 3 buttons (or 5-6, if you want the cardigan fully buttoned) Material Jedes Garn, das zur Maschenprobe passt, Sport-Stärke, ca. 150 m/50g Menge ca.: 220-240-260-280-290-300-310 Meter 3-4Meter in Kontrastfarbe für die Kreuz-Stickerei und Innentaschen Muster gestrickt in Bio Balance von BC Garn, 55% Schurwolle, 45% Baumwolle, Unterschiede in Maschenprobe und Garnwahl können den Verbrauch beeinflussen. Jackennadeln oder 1 Rundstricknadel (60-80cm) ca. 3,5 mm oder passend zur Maschenprobe, Maschenmarker, Stopfnadel; 3 Knöpfe (wie gezeigt; 5-6 Knöpfe für durchgeknöpfte Variante) passendes Nadelspiel(nicht zwingend nötig), passende Häkelnadel (nicht zwingend nötig)
Knit Pemberley Blanket Free Knitting Pattern
Meet Toni, the Cocoknits Method version of our popular Antonia/Antonio pattern. It's a V-Neck cardigan with customization options galore! There are two types of incorporated button bands (Version A: garter, Version B: rib), two types of color-blocking, two types of pockets (Version A: knitted as you go, Version B incor
This page walks you through the process of making a knocker. Learn how to make a knitted knocker on this page.
Every year, we design the zodiac animal for that year and share the free pattern with everyone. My husband, Ryan, does an initial sketch and then we bring that sketch to life with our yarn and crochet hooks.
Hello! I am Sveta. Welcome to my fabulous crochet world! If you have always wanted to crochet a toy, but didn’t know where to begin? The desire is there but the lack of experience is holding you back and you really need someone to show you how? Then I have an answer! Join me and you will learn how to make adorable crochet toys. I sell crochet patterns on my Etsy so you can make them yourself!
In a Pear Tree is a sweet little newborn cardigan with a few options and the freedom to make it special. These are surely love-brand gifts to welcome new lives! The jacket is knit in a single piece with just two seams that run across the shoulders and down the length of the sleeves. Designed for those first […]
Knit an extra-cozy afghan loaded with cables! The Cables Galore Afghan showcases the technique at its best, with cables worked in both front and back and guiding your eyes to the unique XOXO pattern down the center. Made using 10 skeins of Premier Basix chunky weight yarn in the color Sage and US size 11 (8mm) knitting needles. Finished size: 39" x 46" Designed by Edie Eckman for Annie�s Signature Designs.
The Twist pullover is a baby / toddler / young child’s pullover that’s knitted top down. At the underarms stitches are placed on holders for the sleeves, then the body is continued in one piece. The sleeves are then worked top down too and are seamless. The back is raised with a series of short rows for a better fit. The yoke is made with ever increasing cables, these have written instructions. Included in the price is the pattern for a sleeveless top. Sign up for the newsletter for an exclusive discount on the latest designs, notice of other special offers and test calls! This pattern is part of the Twist family! There are other versions: you can find the cardigan (with or without a collar) here. And the adult version (men or women) can be found here. For more information, and to buy all three patterns together with a 40% discount, click here.
