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Easy Toddler Sweater Knitting Pattern- a classic, raglan sweater with a relaxed shape and a rolled neck. Knit using Lion Brand Scarfie yarn.
Prepare for cool weather with simple knitted fingerless mittens. Leaving the fingertips exposed makes these a practical, texting-friendly choice—plus it cuts the time investment and complexity, making this an easy project for beginning or expert knitters.
How to knit an I-cord edge Hey friends! For today’s Tips and Tricks Tuesday, I’m going to show you how to knit an I-cord edge. A few people asked me how I got such a tidy looking edge on my new shawl design (work in progress), so I thought I’d share a quick tutorial. Here’s...Read the Post
Unser Rainbow Cardigan oder auch #cardiducoeur ist als Mohair Strickjacke ein luftig leichter Flausch-Traum, perfekt kombinierbar für jede Jahreszeit. Die Jacke wird von oben nach unten gearbeitet. Zuerst wird das Rückenteil, danach die beiden Vorderteile und die Ärmel direkt angestrickt. // Verwendete Techniken: - rechte und linke Maschen - Maschen aufnehmen - Abnahmen - Abketten - feste Maschen häkeln // Sprache: Deutsch // Schwierigkeitsgrad: LEVEL 2/5 Selbstbewusste Anfänger*innen (die bereit sind eigenständig auf Youtube zu lerneen/zugooglen) :) // Oversize Größen: XS/S, (M/L) // Material: 250* (300*) g Silkhair von Lana Grossa, (25 g = 210 m), 4 Fädig, oder 250* (300*) g Setasuri von Lana Grossa, (25 g = 212 m), 4 Fädig, oder 250* (300*) g Setasuri Big von Lana Grossa, (25 g = 100 m), 2 Fädig // Nadeln: 9 mm / 100 cm, 80 cm und 40 cm Häkelnadel Nr. 3 oder 4 // Maschenprobe: 10 M x 14 R = 10 x 10 cm Zum Anpassen der Maschenproben ggf. eine andere Nadelgröße wählen. *Diese Anleitung ist ausschließlich für den privaten Gebrauch. Sie darf nicht kopiert oder weiterverkauft werden. Die nach dieser Anleitung gestrickten Teile dürfen nicht verkauft werden.*
6 Free Modern Knitted Balaclava Patterns. 6 Free Modern Knitted Balaclava Patterns curated by The Knit Crew.
We always look forward to the chance to interview our favourite designers and this month we are delighted to introduce you to Jutta von Hinterm Stein. If you haven’t come across this amazing designer, you are in for a treat. Her patterns are stylish, contemporary and thoughtful as well as beautifully written. Cross Pockets KP: Tell us a bit about you. JvHS: I live in Austria, in a very old house from 14th century, surrounded by a big natural garden and the charming landscape of the pre-alpine uplands. My head needs fresh air and my hands need to be in the earth, digging holes for new plants or harvesting what miraculously grew. Fortunately, I have a husband who is my IT specialist, otherwise I would be lost… Quadri Shawl KP: When did you start knitting and crocheting? JvHS: During a winter holiday in the alps, my beloved toy rabbit needed a warm coat and my grandmother helped me to crochet a little red coat with golden buttons (the coat got lost but Rotten Rabbit still lives with me…). Soon I moved on to knitting – it was so much quicker! I have spent my whole school- and university-time knitting (a lot!). Holey Comfort KP: How did you become a designer and is it your main job? JvHS: By chance! And what a chance! After a break of 25 years, I somehow felt the need for something warm and cozy in my hands, so I checked out my old wool boxes and started to knit, and a few months later, in search of inspiration, I discovered Ravelry. I posted a few projects and got an incredibly positive response - some knitters even asked if I would write a pattern. Wow! What a feedback! That’s how I started my little designing career that miraculously became more and more successful. I owe a lot to all the nice chaps on Ravelry, who have supported me and my work . Recently the “knitting business” is progressively taking over more time and growing to a full-time job. Triangle KP: What is your favourite of your own patterns? JvHS: Must I choose? Triangle. for its versatility. You can wear it for an interview as well as on weekends. I like the simplicity of Louvre and the coolness of Holey Comfort. And I wore Cross Pockets until it fell apart. And of course, QUADRI! Which has such an ingenious technique. Janukke's Tiling Fish KP: Which designers do you admire? JvHS: As a girl, I passed by a Jil Sander shop and swore to myself that one day, I would wear one of these elegant suits – there’s still time. And there certainly is Coco Chanel on top of the list. On Ravelry, there are Purl Soho’s cool and sleek designs, Janukke’s Escher (!) and Himawari’s clear lines … and many, many other talented people! Louvre KP: What is your favourite yarn? JvHS: If you ask me about yarns, there will always be Alpaca in my mind. It is soft and durable at the same time and I love the fact that it does not attract smells. You can cook a whole meal in your alpaca sweater and the next day you won’t smell any onions. My recent design “Flying Feathers” is knit in Alpaca, and it is super-light but warm at the same time. KP: Do you have any new patterns coming out? JvHS: For the near future, I have planned BasiX, a very wearable sweater for every day and a festive Trumpet Solo - I have lots of new ideas. KP: Which is your favourite KnitPro product? JvHS: I have the beautifully coloured Symfonie interchangeables which I really like when knitting a sleek silky yarn! Thank you Jutta!
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This pattern is available in German and English (English description below) BESCHREIBUNG Der Big JUNA Cardigan wird von oben nach unten im Halbpatent in einem Stück gestrickt. Es ist kein Zusammennähen der Teile nötig. Begonnen wird mit der rückwärtigen schmalen Blende. Anschließend werden die Maschen für das Rückenteil angeschlagen und zunächst die hintere Hals- und Schulterpartie mittels verkürzter Reihen geformt. Anschließend wird bis zu den Armausschnitten gestrickt. Die beiden Vorderteile werden jeweils separat an das Rückenteil angestrickt und die Maschen aus der rückwärtigen Blende in die Vorderteile integriert, so dass die Blende für den vorderen Ausschnitt direkt mitgestrickt wird. Die verkürzten Reihen erfolgen gegengleich zum Rückenteil mit zusätzlichen Zunahmen für den V-Ausschnitt. Unter den Armen werden das Rückenteil und die Vorderteile verbunden und gemeinsam zu Ende gestrickt. Für die Ärmel werden Maschen aus dem Armausschnitt aufgenommen und diese in Runden gestrickt. Alle Saumbündchen werden mit dem I-Cord abgekettet. Durch die Top-Down-Technik können alle Längen an die individuellen Maße angepasst werden. Berücksichtige hierbei eine Anpassung beim Garnverbrauch. Passform 2 von 5 Schwierigkeitsgrad 4 von 5 MAßE FERTIGES STRICKSTÜCK Breite unter dem Arm: 52,5 (56) 60 (64) 69,5 (73,5) 81 cm Brustumfang: 105 (112) 120 (128) 139 (147) 162 cm basierend auf der rückwärtigen Breite Ärmelbreite: 20 (21) 22 (23) 24,5 (26,5) 28,5 cm Gesamtlänge (gemessen ab höchstem Punkt der Schulter): 49 (50) 51 (52) 53,5 (55,5) 57,5 cm Die Mehrweite zu deinem Brustumfang sollte ca. 26 cm betragen. Das Model auf dem Foto ist 164 cm groß und trägt Größe S bei einem Brustumfang von 85 cm. MUSTER Halbpatent mit Umschlägen MASCHENPROBE Halbpatent mit Umschlägen 4fädig mit Garnvorschlag 1, 2fädig mit Garnvorschlag 2 oder 3fädig mit Garnvorschlag 3: mit Nadel 8 mm bzw. die Nadelstärke passend wählen: 10,5 Maschen x 20 Reihen = 10 Patentreihen = 10 x 10 cm Beachte, dass immer 2 Reihen einer Patentreihe, also auf der Vorderseite der Arbeit einer rechten Patentmasche, entsprechen. GARN UND VERBRAUCH Modell 1 in Grün (Garnvorschlag 1) aus 4 Fäden ”Pearl Mohair” (210m/25g) in Pistachio von Majo Garn Modell 2 in Pink (Garnvorschlag 3) aus 1 Faden ”Suri Alpaca” (100m/25g) in Pink 65 von Lang Yarns zusammen mit 2 Fäden ”Mohair Luxe” (175m/25g) in pink 66 von Lang Yarns Garnvorschlag 1 4 Fäden Mohair (210m/25g) 275 (300) 325 (350) 375 (425) 475 g Garnvorschlag 2 2 Fäden Alpaca (100m/25g) 300 (325) 350 (375) 400 (450) 500 g Garnvorschlag 3 1 Faden Alpaca (100m/25g) 150 (175) 175 (175) 200 (225) 250 g zusammen mit 2 Fäden Mohair (210m/25g) 150 (150) 175 (175) 200 (225) 250 g oder 2 Fäden Mohair (175m/25g) 175 (175) 200 (200) 225 (250) 275 g NADELN Rundstricknadeln 5, 6 und 8 mm, 80 – 100 cm Rundstricknadel 8 mm, 40 cm Link-Sammlung zum Big JUNA Cardigan auf www.lotilda.de/big-juna-cardigan-links Zu Schritt 1 – Hintere Halsblende Zu Schritt 2 – Rückenteil B) Maschenaufnahme Zu Schritt 2 – Rückenteil B) Formung hinterer Ausschnitt und Schultern Zu Schritt 5 – Ärmel (I-Cord zur Runde schliessen) PATTERN DESCRIPTION The Big JUNA Cardigan is worked top-down, in one piece, in Half-Brioche stitch, with no need for assembly at the end. You’ll start with the narrow back panel, then cast on stitches for the back piece, and begin shaping the back of the neck and the shoulders with short rows. You will then work down to the depth of the armholes. You’ll work each of the front pieces separately from stitches picked up on the back piece, and the stitches from the back band are integrated into the front pieces, so that the band for the front neckline is incorporated directly. The short rows are worked in opposite direction to the back piece, with additional increases for the V-neck. You will join the front and back pieces under the armhole and work the body in one piece to the end. The sleeves are worked in the round, from stitches picked up around the armhole, and finished with I-cord edges. Working top-down means that all the lengths can be adjusted. Make sure you take adjust your yarn needs accordingly. Fit 2 of 5 Difficulty level 4 out of 5 (Top-Down, Half-Brioche Stitch, Short rows) SIZES XS (32/34) S (36/38) M (40/42) L (44/46) XL (48/50) 2XL (52-54) 3XL (56/58) All numbers in the schematics (Annex 1) and in the pattern refer to sizes XS (S) M (L) XL (2XL) 3XL To fit actual bust measurements of 76-81 (82-89) 90-97 (98-107) 108-119 (120-131) 131-143 cm For example: If your chest circumference is 95 cm, work a size M (90-97 cm). MEASUREMENTS OF THE FINISHED PIECE Width under the arms: 52.5 (56) 60 (64) 69.5 (73.5) 81 cm Bust circumference: 105 (112) 120 (128) 139 (147) 162 cm, based on back width Sleeve width: 20 (21) 22 (23) 24.5 (26.5) 28.5 cm Total length (measured from the highest point of the shoulder): 49 (50) 51 (52) 53.5 (55.5) 57.5 cm The positive ease at your chest should be of approx. 26 cm. The model in the photo is 164 cm tall and is wearing size S with a chest circumference of 85 cm. STITCH PATTERN Half-Brioche Stitch with yarn overs KNITTING GAUGE In half-brioche stitch, holding 4 strands together (with yarn suggestion 1), 2 strands together (with yarn suggestion 2), or 3 strands together (with yarn suggestion 3): on 8 mm needles, or needle size to match the gauge: 10.5 sts x 20 Rows = 10 Brioche Rows = 10 x 10 cm Note that, when counting the height stitches on the RS of the work, 1 brioche stitch corresponds to two rows or rounds (2 rows = 1 Brioche Row) YARN REQUIREMENTS Model 1, in Green (yarn suggestion 1) with 4 threads of “Pearl Mohair” (210m/25g) in Pistachio by Majo Garn Model 2 in Pink (yarn suggestion 3) with 1 thread of “Suri Alpaca” (100m/25g) in Pink 65 by Lang Yarns together with 2 threads of ”Mohair Luxe” (175m/25g) in Pink 66 by Lang Yarns Yarn suggestion 1 4 threads of Mohair (210m/25g) 275 (300) 325 (350) 375 (425) 475 g Yarn suggestion 2 2 threads of Alpaca (100m/25g) 300 (325) 350 (375) 400 (450) 500 g Yarn suggestion 3 1 thread of Alpaca (100m/25g) 150 (175) 175 (175) 200 (225) 250 g together with 2 threads of Mohair (210m/25g) 150 (150) 175 (175) 200 (225) 250 g or 2 threads of Mohair (175m/25g) 175 (175) 200 (200) 225 (250) 275 g NEEDLES Circular knitting needles: 5, 6 and 8 mm, 80-100 cm long Circular knitting needles: 8 mm, 40 cm long
If you purchase 4 or more of my patterns at the same time, you will have a 20% discount with the code TETEBECHE ………. Bénéficiez d’une réduction de 20% sur votre panier en achetant 4 ou plus de mes patrons en même temps. Réduction avec le code TETEBECHE :) This design is a collaboration with A pleines mains, a small company run by Alice who naturally dyed beautiful French yarns ! Ce pull est le fruit d’une collaboration avec Alice de A Pleines Mains, de beaux fils aux couleurs naturelles ! https://www.instagram.com/apleinesmains/ https://www.etsy.com/shop/APleinesMains SUMAC is a textured pullover and its shape is reminiscent of your favorite sweatshirt! It is knitted from top down, in one piece. Easy to wear, SUMAC is intended to be worn with positive-ease and its different textured points make it elegant … and very pleasant to knit! yarn Worsted weight yarn. Yarn used in sample is A Pleines Mains Mérinos d’Arles, 100% wool, 259 yards (237 meters) / 100g yardage : 1040 (1130, 1390, 1480, 1590) yards / 950 (1030, 1270, 1350, 1450) m sizes XS (S, M, L, XL). Finished bust measurements : 39 (41¾, 44½, 47¼, 50½) inches / 99 (106, 114, 120, 128) cm The pullover is intended to be worn with approx. 5-10”/ 13-25 cm of ease - The sample is a size S worn with 8”/20 cm of positive ease. needles 4,5 mm / US 7 24”/60 cm or 32”/80cm circular needle 4,5 mm / US 7 circular or dpns suitable for working small circumferences in the round (sleeves) 3,75 mm / US 5 circular needle for ribbing 3,5 mm / US 4 circular needle suitable for working small circumferences in the round (inner collar) gauge 19 sts x 26 rows in textured patterns with 4,5mm / 7US needles, in the round, after blocking. Please note: most stitch patterns for this garment are charted only. SUMAC est un pull texturé dont la coupe rappelle celle des sweat-shirts. Il est tricoté de haut en bas, en circulaire et d’une pièce. Facile à porter, il est destiné à être porté avec de l’aisance et ses différents points texturés le rendent élégant…et très agréable à tricoter ! Fil de type “worsted”. Ici tricoté avec le fil Mérinos d’Arles de “A Pleines Mains”, 100% laine, 237 mètres / 100g Métrage estimé : 950 (1030, 1260, 1350, 1450) m tailles XS (S, M, L, XL). Mesures au buste du vêtement terminé : 99 (106, 114, 120, 128) cm. Le pullover est destiné à être porté avec une aisance positive de 13 à 25 cm. Le modèle photographié est une taille S porté avec 20 cm d’aisance. aiguilles Aiguille circulaire 4,5 mm avec un câble d’au moins 60 cm Aiguilles double pointes (ou circulaires- si vous êtes adeptes du magic loop) 4,5 mm pour tricoter les manches en rond Aiguille circulaire 3,75 mm avec un câble d’au moins 60 cm pour le bord-côte du corps Aiguilles double pointes (ou circulaire si vous êtes adeptes du magic loop) 3,75 mm pour tricoter les bords-côtes des poignets Aiguille circulaire 3,5 mm avec un câble de 40 cm pour l’intérieur du col échantillon 19 mailles x 26 rangs en point texturé avec les aiguilles 4,5mm. Tricoté en rond et après blocage.
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Der Porcelain Sweater von Le Knit ist ein klassischer Winterpulli besticht durch drei schöne Borten am Rumpf und zwei an den Ärmeln. Stelle weiter unten dein individuelles Wollpaket zusammen und wähle deine Grösse sowie Wunschfarbe aus. Die Strickanleitung ist nicht im Lieferumfang enthalten. Diese kannst du direkt bei Le Knit beziehen. Hier gelangst du zur Strickanleitung Porcelain Sweater.
I just wanted to share my experience with this design, what I did for my case in particular and the hurdles I faced while the wool was still on the needles.
Shirts und Tops - wer sagt, dass Strickmode nur was für den Winter ist? Wir haben für euch tolle Designs auch für heiße Tage im Sommer parat.
What a Catch Sweater is designed to follow the body with little or no ease. It’s a modern classic design that is knit top-down with no seams. Sizes available: XS (S) M (L) XL (2XL) Chest circumference for finished sweater: app. 80 (90) 98 (105) 114 (127) cm Sizes are partly achieved through gauge, so swatching in the structure pattern is important. Gauge for 10 cm x 10 cm: XS+S: 24 sts x 36 rows on needle 4.0mm using diagram 12 M: 22 sts x 32 rows on needle 4.5mm using diagram 12 L: 24 sts x 36 rows on needle 4.0mm using diagram 14 XL+2XL: 22 sts x 32 rows on needle 4.5mm using diagram 14 Recommended yarn: Two strand held together of Knitting for Olive Merino (50g/250m) Knitting for Olive Soft Silk Mohair (25g/225m) For a more defined look it is possible to use one strand alone of a slightly heavier yarn with app. 50g/150-200m that matches gauge Yardage: Merino: 250 (250) 250 (300) 300 (300) g Soft Silk Mohair: 150 (150) 150 (175) 175 (175) g Needles: Ribbing is knit using 3.5mm needles Size XS, S and M are knit with 4.0mm needles Size L, XL and 2XL are knit with 4.5mm needles (or needle size to achieve gauge) Techniques: The pattern uses Italian cast-on and bind-off, and uses German short rows for neck shaping. The yoke is made with invisible increases described in the pattern. Structure is achieved by making 1x1 cables. All techniques are described in the pattern and there are video links for Italian cast-on and bind-off, German short rows, left-increase and right-increase
This Kimono Sweater Free Knitting Pattern makes a simple sweater that is only one piece. Make one now with the free pattern provided by the link below.