TRIANGLES stitch knitting pattern. Skill level: beginner: only Knits and purls. Written and charted instructions. Oh La Lana!
A beautiful modification of the popular virus shawl. A pattern can be easily modified to make bigger shawl or even wrap. Combination of virus pattern and granny stitch gives you a lot of possibilities of own creation and allows you to make unique projects. But first, look at this beautiful
Three years ago when we were in the early stages of organising the very first Yarndale festival, the team had a brain storming session to decide exactly what type of event we wanted to bring to our rural Yorkshire town....
Pockets may be functional, decorative, or both. Whether you are working to an existing pattern or designing your own garment, a little time spent sampli...
You may actually look forward to winter when you make these Gorgeous Cable Fingerless Gloves. Cable knitting is one of the easiest ways to add intricate, decorative patterns to your knitting projects and this is no exception. Learn how to make fingerless gloves that are elegant and cozy. You'll be able to wear them all winter long and still have your fingers free for your busy life. The best part about these cable knitting patterns is that you'll only use one skein of yarn for both.
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Pioneer Braid Scarf Specifications: As written, requires approximately 300 yards (272 m) of worsted weight yarn (approximately 20 stitches per 4 inches/20 cm in stockinette stitch) to make a scarf…
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How to read a Crochet Pattern – 1 (Diagram & Written) One of the most important tools to learning crochet after learning the stitches is to know the symbols and abbreviations representing…
A few little projects I've been playing with. I've found that I enjoy crocheting flowers and I'm making a batch of them using vintage crochet thread. I could sit for hours and crochet these... I have an idea and I need a lot of these. I'm using different shades of ecru thread... I'll just keep crocheting until I think I have enough and then I'll show what I'm going to do with all of these flowers...if it turns out! My good friend Stephanie introduced me to rick rack roses... After Christmas I removed the mercury glass balls from this little mini cloche and while looking for something to put inside I spotted the roses. They look kind of good here...for now... Stephanie gave me the instructions and beautiful cotton rick rack in pinks and soft yellows but I decided to practice with some old polyester rick rack first. They turned out okay but I've moved on to the cotton which is so much easier to work with and they look even better. I'll show them in another post... Thanks Stephanie, for getting me started on these! I love them!!!! So many fun things to make I'm afraid I need about 5 lifetimes to do everything I plan to do! Update...here's a link to a more recent post about my rick rack roses. On that post you will find a link to a to a blog that has a DYI on making the rick rack roses. The crochet roses are just Irish crochet. Almost any vintage crochet book, and some new books, will have patterns in them for this style flower. I used a few different sources and came up with my own variation for this design. Thanks for stopping by! Linking to Faded Charm for White Wednesday. Linking to Savy Southern Style for Wow Us Wednesdays Linking to Frou Frou Decor for Fabulous Friday Finds Linking to French Country Cottage for Feathered Nest Friday
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Dedicated knitters will find a fresh, fun challenge in this follow-up to Rosemary Drysdale's bestselling Entrelac. Filled with 85 all-new stitch patterns for creating texture in fabric, Drysdale's innovative collection takes this hot new needlework craze to the next level. Advanced beginners and intermediates can try their hand at everything from cables, lace, and relief stitches to circles, triangles, and never-before-seen interpretations, along with 25 patterns for beautiful garments, fashion accessories, baby gifts, and home décor projects.
Cozy yet elegant, comfy and warm, this is the perfect cardigan to snuggle up in at storytime. Just enough ribbing to be distinguished… and just enough garter stitch to be adorable! With subtle worked-in garter stitch elbow “patches”… A double-breasted front and cozy shawl collar…. And optional inset pockets hidden behind a wide ribbed hem to stash away treasures… A very fast and easy knit, this cardigan is knit from the top down seamlessly. The body is worked flat; the sleeves are worked in the round. Stitches are picked up along side edges and neckline to work buttonbands and collar. Optional pockets can be worked. Their lining requires some seaming. Skills Required: casting-on, knitting, purling, knitting in the round, increasing, decreasing, knitting on dpns, picking up stitches, yarn over, seaming (only if working pockets). Finished garment has chest circumferences of 20 (22.5, 23.5, 25, 27, 28) inches or 51 (57, 60, 63, 68.5, 71.5) cm. Yarn Requirements: 1 (1, 1, 1, 1, 1) skein of Cascade Ecological Wool or Eco+ or approximately 250 (275, 300, 350, 400, 450) yds or 230 (250, 275, 320, 370, 415) meters of similar chunky or heavy worsted weight yarn such as Berroco Vintage Chunky (which is superwash, unlike Cascade Ecological Wool / Eco+) Needles / Notions US 10 / 6mm circular needles or size needed to get stockinette gauge. US 10 / 6mm double-pointed needles (for sleeves), or size needed to get stockinette stitch gauge. US 9 / 5.5mm circular needles or 1 size smaller than needles that get you stockinette gauge. Optional for pocket linings: US9 / 5.5mm double-pointed needles, or 1 size smaller than needles that get you stockinette gauge (you can also use circulars but it’s easier to work on the lining with dpns.) 4 stitch markers tapestry needle 2 stitch holders or scrap yarn four or six 5/8-inch (1.5 cm) diameter buttons
It has been a busy summer with lots of travel. While I usually don't mind travel, I've done enough at this point that I think I get one victory point for every day in August in which I do not move my car. I am ecstatic to be sleeping in my own bed, working on my own projects, and having time to share my most recent discoveries. One of these discoveries is an interesting maneuver and stitch pattern. It started when I saw my mother wearing a commercial sweater with this pattern: Non-knitters probably don't notice anything about it, but knitters may notice the pattern is symmetrical. Not a big deal, you might think. Think again! There are a number of ways to make a fabric with holes on the half drop. Most of them are not 100% satisfying. In the examples below, odd-numbered rows are always right side. Swatch #1: Multiple of 2 stitches. Row 1: alternate yo, k2tog. Row 2: p all. Row 3. alternate k2tog, yo. Row 4. p all. Repeat these 4 rows for pattern. This does produce a mesh. If you look closely at Swatch #1, you'll notice the zig-zags of yarn alternate thick and thin. It is possible to make a mesh similar to this in which the decreases stack to create horizontal lines moving across the fabric. In either case, the fabric has thick and thin areas — thin corresponding to yarn overs and thick corresponding to decreases. You may think the solution is to use a centered double decrease (ddec) — a 3-into-1 decrease such as slip 2 together knitwise, knit 1, pass the 2 slipped stitches over. Swatch #2: Multiple of 3 stitches. Row 1: yo, (alternate ddec, double yo), end with ddec, cast-on 1 {replaces a yo}. Row 2: p2, (alternate [k1, p1] in double yo, p1), end with p1 in single yo. Row 3: k all. Row 4: p all. Row 5: k1, yo, (alternate ddec, double yo), end with k2tog. Row 6: p1, (alternate [k1, p1] in double yo, p1), end with p1 in single yo, p1. Row 7: k all. Row 8: p all. Repeat these 8 rows for pattern. Here the problem is that the 3-into-1 decrease means you've lost 2 stitches not 1. To keep your stitch count constant, you'll need two yarn overs for every centered double-decrease — yo, ddec, yo. When you line these up next to each other, it mean you have to work double yarn overs — yo, ddec, yo, yo, ddec, yo. On the wrong side row, you have to make two stitches from the double yarn over, usually by knitting and purling into the giant hole. The combination of knit and purl in the yarn over will create a bump near the top of the hole, slightly disrupting its shape. Furthermore, it is hard to stack a yarn over directly above a centered double decrease. If you look closely at Swatch #2, you'll notice the subtle asymmetry in the pattern, as that central wale must go either left or right to go around the hole directly above it. Another way of thinking about it; since there are two stitches coming out of the hole but the decrease is over three stitches, the double decrease can not be centered on top of the double yarn over. Would a promising alternative be to substitute ssk and k2tog for the ddec, so as to allow the wales to split and travel around the hole? Swatches #3 and #4 seem to be moving closer to a solution. There are two choices. Swatch #3 Multiple of 4 stitches. Row 1: yo, (k2tog, ssk, double yo) across, end with k2tog, ssk, cast-on 1 {replaces a yo}. Row 2: p1, (p2, [k1, p1] in double yo) across, end with p2, p1 in single yo. Row 3: k all. Row 4: p all. Row 5: ssk, (double yo, k2tog, ssk) across, end double yo, k2tog. Row 6: p1, ([k1, p1] in double yo, p2) across, end [k1, p1] in double yo, p1. Row 7: k all. Row 8: p all. Repeat these 8 rows for pattern. Swatch #4 Multiple of 4 stitches. Row 1: yo, (ssk, k2tog, double yo) across, end with ssk, k2tog, cast-on 1 {replaces a yo}. Row 2: p1, (p2, [k1, p1] in double yo) across, end with p2, p1 in single yo. Row 3: k all. Row 4: p all. Row 5: k2tog, (double yo, ssk, k2tog) across, end double yo, ssk. Row 6: p1, ([k1, p1] in double yo, p2) across, end [k1, p1] in double yo, p1. Row 7: k all. Row 8: p all. Repeat these 8 rows for pattern. In either case, the 4-into-2 paired decrease allows the wales to snake around the holes. The double yarn over problem is still not solved, as you can still see a slight asymmetry along the top of the double yarn overs. After looking at these, it becomes even clearer why the swatch at top is exceptional. I set out to replicate it and, after a few tries, here is what I discovered. The key to the flat, symmetrical swatch is the decrease is not 3-into-1 or 4-into-2 but rather 3-into-2. This seems wrong until you actually knit it. The 3-into-2 decrease means you've lost 1 stitch not 2. Thus, the double yarn over problem does not occur. The trick is in devising a symmetrical 3-into-2 decrease. Fortunately, I had for reference my mother's commercial sweater with just such a decrease! Swatch A Over a multiple of 3 stitches. Row 1: (alternate 3→2, yo) across, end with 3→2. Row 2: p all. (Should be one stitch fewer than cast on.) Row 3: k all. Row 4: p all. Row 5: k1, (alternate yo, 3→2) across, end with yo, k1. (Stitch count restored.) Row 6: p all. Row 7: k all. Row 8: p all. Repeat these 8 rows for pattern. Version A: Special maneuver: 3 into 2 decrease: 3→2. Theory: Work a k2tog and an SSK over 3 stitches rather than 4. The central stitch of the group of 3 is involved in both maneuvers and lies on top of the group. Practice: Work a k2tog but do not drop the old stitches off the left needle. Drop the back stitch of the pair off the left needle but not the top stitch. SSK the two stitches on the left needle. (One stitch is the held stitch from the k2tog and the other stitch is the 3rd stitch of the original group of three.) Swatch B Over a multiple of 3 stitches. Row 1: (alternate 3→2 version B, yo) across, end with 3→2. Row 2: p all. (Should be one stitch fewer than cast on.) Row 3: k all. Row 4: p all. Row 5: k1, (alternate yo, 3→2 version B) across, end with yo, k1. (Stitch count restored.) Row 6: p all. Row 7: k all. Row 8: p all. Repeat these 8 rows for pattern. Version B: Special maneuver: 3 into 2 decrease trough: 3⇾2 Theory: Work an SSK and a k2tog over 3 stitches rather than 4. The central stitch of the group of 3 is involved in both maneuvers and lies behind the group. Practice: Work an SSK but do not drop the old stitches off the left needle. Drop the top stitch of the pair off the left needle but not the back stitch. Reorient the back stitch by slipping and returning. K2tog the two stitches on the left needle. (One stitch is the held stitch from the ssk and the other stitch is the 3rd stitch of the original group of three.) For version B, use this alternative 3 into 2 decrease on Rows 1 & 5. After working Swatches A and B, I decided to try more open variations by leaving out two of the three plain rows. I must admit I am very pleased with the results! More mesh-like version of Swatch A. Work rows 1, 2, 5, & 6 of Version A (central stitch on top). More mesh-like version of Swatch B. Work rows 1, 2, 5, & 6 of Version B (central stitch beneath). The video shows both versions of how to work the 3-into-2 decrease. Enjoy!
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Nora Square Neck Lounge Crop Top Digitales Muster PDF Schnittmuster für Damen Größe/Maße/Gewicht Das Oberteil hat einen quadratischen Hals, Cami-Träger und eine abgeschnittene Länge. Diese Form kann in einer Vielzahl von STRICKSTOFFEN wie Rippenstrick, Jersey, ponte, Scuba, Pulloverstrick, French Terry usw. Sie können das Beispiel dieses Sweatshirts aus Rippstrickstoff in den beigefügten Bildern sehen. YouTube-Tutorial unter https://youtu.be/7bMKvmbvrOI verfügbar ✂ SCHNITTMUSTER ✂ ** Es wird Ihnen kein Papiermuster zugesandt ** - Dies ist ein PDF-Muster nur zum Download Verwendung des Stoffes: Für dieses Modell benötigst du 70cm Stoff in einer Breite von 150cm. Nach dem Kauf kannst du vier Dateien herunterladen: die Broschüre, das Schnittmuster in A4-Größe, Letter in der Größe 8.5" x 11"oder die Größe A0." GRATIS Scrunchie Schnittmuster als kleines Geschenk von mir an DICH inklusive. :) A4 = 11 SEITEN US Letter = 12 SEITEN A0 = 1 SEITE Heft enthält: • Größentabelle und Maße ( UK 4-24 / EU 32-52 / US 0-20/ AU 4-24 ) • Liste der empfohlenen Stoffe • Layout-Plan ausdrucken • Stofflayoutplan • Schritt für Schritt-Anleitung mit Skizzen zur Herstellung dieses Musters • KOSTENLOSES SCRUNCHIE-MUSTER Die Anleitung enthält: • Gemustert (1 cm Nahtzugabe ist in allen Größen enthalten) Druck: • Muster in 3 Druckgrößen erhältlich: A4, Letter Size 8.5 "x 11" und A0-Größe. • YouTube-Tutorial, wie man das Schnittmuster ausdruckt und zusammensetzt: https://youtu.be/WQqsjyuZPvo • Stellen Sie sicher, dass Sie die tatsächliche Größe (100% Größe) drucken. Sie müssen alle Umrisse im Druckvorschaufenster sehen. • Überprüfen Sie, ob die Ausdruckgröße korrekt ist, indem Sie den Maßstab auf einer beliebigen Seite messen. (Skala in cm und Inch erhältlich) • Schneide Seiten entlang der festen Konturen aus. Richten Sie sie aus und kleben Sie sie mit klarem Klebeband zusammen. Anschließend Schnittmusterstücke in deiner Größe ausschneiden. Drucken Sie das PDF-Muster aus, legen Sie jede Seite wie gezeigt zusammen und kleben Sie sie zusammen. Druckt alle Dateien unbedingt im 100% Maßstab aus. Wenn es das erste Mal ist, dass Sie unsere Muster verwenden, empfehle ich Ihnen, zuerst eine Seite auszudrucken, um zu sehen, ob alle Einstellungen richtig sind und keine Tinte oder Papier zu verschwenden. HINWEIS: Dieses Schnittmuster ist bereit zum Ausschneiden und beinhaltet 1cm Nahtzugabe in jeder Größe. Psst! Denken Sie daran, dass Sie unsere Muster gemäß dem Urheberrecht nicht kopieren und verkaufen oder sogar kostenlos verschenken dürfen. Finden Sie die richtige Größe anhand dieser Größentabelle. Die Maße sind sowohl in cm als auch in Zoll angegeben. Als Größenreferenz ist die auf mir abgelichtete Größe eine Größe UK 8 / EU 36 / US 4 / AU 8 GRÖßENTABELLE hier: https://tintofmintpatterns.com/size-Guide/ Wie man misst? BUST- Messen Sie den Umfang Ihrer Brust. Legen Sie ein Ende des Maßbandes an der vollsten Stelle Ihrer Brust, wickeln Sie es herum (unter den Achseln, um die Schulterblätter, und wieder zurück nach vorn), um das Maß zu erhalten. TAILLE- Messen Sie den Umfang Ihrer Taille. Verwenden Sie das Band, um Ihre Taille (ähnlich wie ein Gürtel) auf Ihrer natürlichen Taillenlinie zu umschließen, die sich über Ihrem Bauchnabel und unter Ihrem Brustkorb befindet. HÜFTE- Messen Sie den Umfang Ihrer Hüfte. Beginne an einer Hüfte und wickele das Maßband um deinen Po, um die andere Hüfte und zurück zum Anfang. Achte darauf, dass das Maßband über der breitesten Stelle deines Gesäßes liegt. Da es schwierig sein kann, sicherzustellen, dass das Band wieder flach ist, versuchen Sie es vor einem Spiegel. Ich würde gerne deine fertigen Stücke sehen, also benutze bitte den Hashtag #tintofmintPATTERNS, damit ich deine Arbeit überprüfen kann! *Die Anleitung ist nur in englischer Sprache!* Erfahre mehr über diesen Artikel
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