You can chart knitting on regular graph paper, of course, but remember: knit stitches are wider than they are tall. It's much easier to get an idea of what your finished product will look like if you use graph paper with blocks that are rectangles rather than squares. Click the image above for a full-size JPG of knitter's graph paper. Feel free to print or save the image for your own design use. Happy knitting!
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An innovation that makes blocking super quick and convenient. Having more than one pin tip, these knit blockers make blocking wide-width projects easier. Anchor holes in each blocker allow you to attach a string along the longer side. which can be pulled to maintain even tension. Made of durable plastic, with rust-resistant pins, these knit blockers help you to expertly finish your projects. Pack of 20 Knit Blockers - 12 Knit Blockers having 8 pins and 8 Knit Blockers having 4 pins.
Our beautiful knitted wire rocket is perfect for your little ones bedroom, nursery, or playroom. We hand bend the wire into the rocket shape before wrapping with the knitted yarn. They are finished off with 2 small wooden beads at the top of the rocket Black or silver wire is used to bend into an initial and attached to the rocket. Please note that this product is not a toy and is for decorative use only.
I love knitting color work. It is fun and interesting, and looks beautiful and intricate. But I also like to do things quickly. Now, you might think that knitting beautiful color work and knitting …
Product information: Material: PolyesterStyle: sweetFeatures: Loose, round neckColour: pink, green Size Information: Note:1. Asian sizes are 1 to 2 sizes smaller than European and American people. Choose the larger size if your size between two sizes. Please allow 2-3cm differences due to manual measurement.2. Please check the size chart carefully before you buy the item, if you don't know how to choose size, please contact our customer service.3.As you know, the different computers display colors differently, the color of the actual item may vary slightly from the following images.Packing list: Sweater*1 Product Image:
I'm delighted to announce the release of a new blanket pattern - Iona! This blanket was inspired by the richly decorated carpet pages of illuminated manuscripts; it's assembled from individual squares, worked separately in the round from the centre out, and then attached with a three-needle
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A comment on my peptide beer cozy pattern page inquired how I was able to make the chart look so good. You can go to an office supply stor...
The ramblings of a textile addict studying for City and Guilds level 3 Diploma 7923 Embroidery through Distant Stitch with Sian Martin, Urchfont College, UK
The Hexagon Knitting Pattern: I created this pattern for a traveling blanket I’m making using mini skeins I pick up at local yarn shops in the towns I visit (the ones pictured are from Washin…
Traditional Latvian belts are precious artefacts, which are worn with pride as a part of the national costumes. The amazing variety of colors and patterns in the hand-woven belts reflect different …
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.
We come now to a stitch as useful to hand knitters as any stitch could well be--we come to the OVERCAST STITCH (also called the whip stitch). This stitch has the fabulous ability to attach a LINING to KNIT FABRIC such that the lining doesn't rip out of the knit garment as soon as the knit garment is stretched. TECHknitting has already given directions for lining a hat with a Polar fleece headband. which shows the overcast stitch in action, but this post shows the actual details of the stitch itself. The illustration below shows a green lining being overcast stitched to a blue knitted fabric by a right handed sewer. (Click picture to enlarge.) The close-up illustration below shows why this stitch works.(Click picture to enlarge.) Attaching a lining to knitting is a challenge because lining is often made of WOVEN CLOTH, and woven cloth, as we know, does not stretch very much. Knitting, on the other hand, is extremely stretchy. The stitch chosen to attach such dissimilar fabrics has to-- 1. hold the woven cloth in place, even when the underlying knitted fabric is stretching 2. not stop the knitted cloth from stretching 3. flexibly connect the woven cloth and the knitted fabric. The overcast stitch gets a "A+" on all three factors. As stated in a previous post, the overcast stitch "tethers" the fabrics together rather than "nailing" them together. Look closely at the stitch in the close-up above and you'll see that the lining fabric is actually "hanging" from the knitted fabric. In other words, the overcast stitch is acting as a little string from which the lining is "swinging." This "swing" allows the lining to adjust to the stretch of the fabric. As the final illustration, below, shows, there is also quite a bit of thread reserve in the overcast stitch--the path of the thread resembles a coiled spring, and this coil of thread has the reserve to stretch when stressed. And yet...although the overcast stitch works the best of all the hand sewing stitches for attaching a lining, the reserve of thread in this stitch might not be enough to stop the thread from breaking when the knitting is over-stretched. You can mostly solve this problem by cutting the lining bigger than the garment, then sewing in the excess via little bite-sized bumps. This is called "easing in a lining." An example of easing in a lining is shown in the TECHknitting post mentioned earlier, about lining a hat, headband style, with polar fleece. Good knitting--TK This is part 5 of a 5 part series on hand sewing for knitters Part 1: Starting off Part 2: Starting off with a doubled thread part 3: the running stitch part 4: the back stitch part 5: the overcast stitch (best way to attach lining fabric to knitting) (this post) (You have been reading TECHknitting on: The over cast stitch--part 5 of "hand sewing for hand knitters.")
1. Pick up to 5 threads (the more colors you choose the wider your bracelet will be). 2. Align string, fold in half, and tie...
These mini jelly beanies are adorable. They are made with acrylic yarn and measure approximately 3 inches tall by 2 1/2 inches wide. There is a string attached for a perfect addition to your Christmas tree. These are available individually, simply select the color.
**Unfortunately this pattern is no longer available** The pattern’s author’s site has been discontinued. This weekend we are taking a trip back to Wilmington for Trisden’s little cousin’s birthday. He’s turning 5 this year which I cannot believe! His cute little birthday invitation indicates he is into dinosaurs which is so exciting! These prehistoric creatures...
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Muted hues and the sweetest of necklines defines this versatile jacket accented with a tie at the waist.22" length Front button closure Square sweetheart neck Long sleeves Decorative flap pockets Attached string tie 90% acrylic, 10% polyester Machine or hand wash, dry flat Imported Item #10272511
Have you ever wanted to make a quilt but didn't know where to start? These 15 Quilt Patterns for Beginners is the way to go!!!
Every knitter has to start his or her love affair with yarn somewhere: as a beginner. Yes, every knitter out there was, at some point in his or her life, unsure of what to do with two sticks and a bit of yarn. The good news is that, with a bit of patience and practice, you are fully capable of one day knitting sweaters, complete with lace edging, without breaking into a sweat. One of the difficulties in knitting for beginners is finding patterns that are suited to their skill level. For those who are completely new to knitting, easy knitting patterns for beginners can be surprisingly difficult to find. This collection of patterns is intended for those just learning how to knit; with the help of these knitting patterns for beginners, you’ll be able to build your skills and confidence as a knitter.
This knit quilt is about everything one calls sweet home - coziness, warmth, and the smell of a freshly baked berry pie. Deliciously addictive, the pattern makes a stash busting project that's both easy and entertaining to knit. It is based on alternating 9 short-repeat patterns of knit and purl stitches and a simple 2-stitch cable - both written instructions and charts included.The size of a finished blanket is completely up to you, either you’d like to make a gift for a baby or a cozy throw for your home. Instructions for calculating yardage for your specific blanket are provided.This project is great for using leftover yarn as well as for knitting up odd skeins from a stash. Combine all the yarn weights, brands and colors you wish! Each square measures 5.1” x 5.1” / 13 x 13cm and requires approx. 0.5oz / 14g of yarn: Bulky - in 1 strand, 18-22yds / 16-20m, Worsted - in 2 strands, 29-34yds / 26-31m, Sport - in 3 strands, 38-45yds / 35-41m, Fingering - in 4 strands, 55-65yds / 50-60m
Patching and mending expert Tom of Holland shows you how to darn a hole in your knitting using a traditional stocking darn.
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It happens to the best of us. Moths. Rips. Holes. I was gutted to see that my Goodale (pattern link here) has been under attack from the wee beasties. I immediately washed it (and a load of othe…
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No, it’s not a spello! The word I wanted is ‘runes,’ as in the ancient Viking written characters. Last spring I was working on a stealth project — stealth just because I wanted to keep it close to the vest. This sweater was a labor of love and an homage to a very talented designer: Elsebeth …
*THIS LISTING IS FOR "INITIAL" ONLY* J Woolly's knit sign is on Etsy now!! Knit Sign is a perfect wall decoration for your baby's nursery room, kid's bedroom or playroom. It is a combination of wire art and knitting which gives any room a warm and cozy look. Any words or short phrases can be made with any of your colour choices! You can either hang it up on a wall, put on a shelf or even use it as a flat lay! Customize it with your baby's name and it will be perfect for monthly photo shoot. *THIS LISTING IS FOR "INITIAL" ONLY* For the custom sign, please see custom word sign listing or contact me. I will be happy to answer all your questions. Each sign is handmade and Made to Order. ** Matching colour string will be attached to hang the initials.** ~Colours~ Please check the last photo of the listing for the colour chart. ~Sizes~ The sizes may slightly vary since these signs are handmade. H: 11-12 cm (~4.5 inch) ~Care Instruction~ Please handle with care since the signs are made of wire which may bend. This should be used for decoration purpose only and is not a toy so please keep away from little one's hands.
Made with macramé cord, our simple crochet bag is the sturdiest and most functional bag you'll ever make. Follow along with the tutorial!
Learn how to crochet a quick chunky beanie using this free crochet pattern. It includes 4 sizes from Toddler to Adult and is super easy to make.
◊ A knitting PATTERN pattern available in ENGLISH ONLY BUT on Ravelry it's also available in Russian, Danish and German (email me if you want a link) ◊ When knitted, your finished knitted bunny will be about 8 inches long, about the same length as a real baby bunny ◊ Included in this pattern: - Rabbit knitting pattern - flat knitting on 2 needles, body made with minimal seaming joining as you go ◊ P.S I give yarn recommendations too, within the pattern, if you want to make yours similar to mine ◊ And I've a page full of comprehensive 'how to make up' images **PLUS A link to the YouTube ‘How to Make up’ visual tutorial for a similar rabbit is here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGygghHBvGvjPW5NSHXC0UA NOTE: Please don't confuse this KNITTING PATTERN with a finished knitted toy - I cannot give refunds if this is the case - I apologise for that! ◊ ALSO - here's a link to the most beautiful toy eyes - postage worldwide - ShamrockRose https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/623127927/1-pair-10mm-article-v-plastic-sew-on Want to see more from me, including a knitting pattern for a barn owl? ◊ Take a peek in my shop: http://www.etsy.com/shop/DotpebblesKnits ◊ And a pattern for a dormouse on a pear here - http://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/578312745/knitting-pattern-these-two-little ◊ And finally - for more of my ideas - of which there are endless (I'm ashamed to say!! - I seriously never stop knitting) - please drop by my Instagram gallery @dotpebbles_knits
How to Knit the Basket Weave Stitch Diagonal Braided + Woven Cables Easy Free Knitting Pattern + Video Tutorial with Studio Knit
