Featuring 46 different block patterns that can be created using 45 stitches and 60 rows , this project provides an opportunity to experim...
The Agnes Sweater V-Neck is a drop shoulder sweater in the textured pattern with the folded v-neck band. First, the back yoke is worked with increases for the shoulder slope. Then the shoulders are pick up from the back yoke and worked separately until the v-neck edge. When the front and the back yokes are done, the two pieces are joined in the round and worked down to the ribbing. The rib for the body is worked after a row of increases to complete the straight silhouette of the sweater. The sleeves are worked in the round and finished with the long ribbing, after increases as the body. The neck band is worked with decreases and increases at the center of the v-neck to create the folded neck band. The Agnes Sweater V-Neck requires cast on, knit and purl stitches, brioche stitch (brioche knit, sl1yo), increases (M1L, M1R, double increase), decrease (k2tog, ssk), picking up stitches, double knitting and tubular bind off. Sizes XS (S) M (L) XL (2XL) 3XL (4XL) 5XL Bust circumferences 106 (112) 116 (122) 128 (134) 146 (152) 162cm / 41¾ (44¼) 45½ (47¾) 50¼ (52¾) 57½ (60) 63½” The Agnes Sweater V-Neck is designed to have 20-25cm 7¾-9¾” of positive ease. For example, the model in the photos wears a size S with a bust circumference of 90cm 35½” with 22cm 8¾ of positive ease. Length 57 (58) 58 (59) 60 (61) 62 (65) 66cm / 22½ (23) 23 (23¼) 23¾ (24) 24½ (25½) 25¾” (center back incl. neck band) Gauge 10 x 10cm / 4 x 4” = 13 stitches x 26 rows (5mm / US8 needle, in texture pattern) 10cm / 4” = 21-22 stitches (4mm / US6 needle, in 1 x 1 ribbing) Needles 5mm / US8: 40cm / 16” circular needles or DPNs, 40 or 60cm / 16 or 24” needles, 80 or 100cm / 32 or 40” circular needles 4mm / US6: DPNs, 40cm / 16” circular needles, 60 or 80cm / 24 or 32” needles Yarn & weight 400 (400) 400 (450) 450 (500) 550 (550) 600g of New Baby Alpaca 30 by Lana Gatto (50g=125m / 137 yds) held together with 2 strands of 225 (225) 225 (250) 250 (275) 275 (300) 325g of Mohair Royal by Lana Gatto (25g=215m / 235 yds), a total of 3 strands held together The sweater is worked in color 30177 of New Baby Alpaca 30 and in color 5893 of Mohair Royal, both by Lana Gatto. Alternatives suggestions Heavy Merino by Knitting for Olive + 1 strand of Soft Silk Mohair by Knitting for Olive with 5.5mm needle or Lima by Drops + 1 strand of Kid Silk by Drops with 5.5mm needle 아그네스 스웨터 브이넥은 통통한 텍스쳐와 겹단 브이넥 밴드가 매력적인 드롭 숄더 탑다운입니다. 먼저, 코를 늘리면서 뒤판을 떠서 자연스러운 어깨 경사를 만들어줍니다. 그리고 뒤판 늘림을 따라 각 어깨 코를 주워 브이넥 파임까지 떠주세요. 앞판과 뒤판이 각각 완성되면 두 편물을 원통으로 이어 뜹니다. 몸통 고무단을 뜨기 전 코늘림을 하여 몸통과 고무단이 일자로 떨어지는 깔끔한 라인을 구현해주세요. 소매는 원통으로 떠내려가며, 몸통과 같이 코늘림을 한 뒤 고무단을 떠줍니다. 넥 밴드는 브이넥 중심 양옆으로 줄임과 늘림을 하며 겹단으로 만들어주세요. 아그네스 스웨터는 코잡기, 겉뜨기, 안뜨기, 브리오쉬뜨기(브리오쉬겉뜨기, sl1yo), 코늘림(M1L, M1R, double increase), 코줄임(k2tog, ssk), 코줍기, 더블니팅, 돗바늘 코막음 기법을 사용합니다. 사이즈 XS (S) M (L) XL (2XL) 3XL (4XL) 5XL 가슴둘레 106 (112) 116 (122) 128 (134) 146 (152) 162cm 입으시는 분의 가슴 둘레보다 20-25cm 큰 사이즈(positive ease)를 선택해주세요. 사진 속 모델의 가슴 둘레는 90cm로 S 사이즈를 착용하였으며 가슴 둘레의 여유분은 22cm입니다. 기장 57 (58) 58 (59) 60 (61) 62 (65) 66cm (고무단을 포함한 뒷목 중앙) 게이지 10cm x 10cm= 13코 x 26단 (5mm 바늘, 패턴 기준) 10cm = 21-22코 (4mm 바늘, 1 x 1 고무단) 바늘 5mm: 40cm 줄바늘 혹은 장갑바늘, 40 혹은 60cm 바늘, 80 혹은 100cm 줄바늘 4mm: 장갑바늘, 40cm 줄바늘, 60 혹은 80cm 줄바늘 실 & 소요량 라나가또 New Baby Alpaca 30 (50g=125m) 400 (400) 400 (450) 450 (500) 550 (550) 600g 그리고 라나가또 Mohair Royal (25g=215m) 225 (225) 225 (250) 250 (275) 275 (300) 325g 두 가닥, 총 3겹을 함께 잡아 사용 사진 속 스웨터는 라나 가또 New Baby Alpaca 30의 30177 색상과 라나 가또 Mohair Royal 의 5893 색상으로 작업하였습니다. 대안 실 추천 니팅포올리브의 헤비 메리노와 소프트 실크 모헤어 각 1겹씩 잡아 5.5mm 바늘로 작업 혹은 드롭스 리마와 키드 실크 각 1겹씩 잡아 5.5mm 바늘로 작업
Featuring 46 different block patterns that can be created using 45 stitches and 60 rows , this project provides an opportunity to experim...
Featuring 46 different block patterns that can be created using 45 stitches and 60 rows , this project provides an opportunity to experim...
Featuring 46 different block patterns that can be created using 45 stitches and 60 rows , this project provides an opportunity to experim...
Featuring 46 different block patterns that can be created using 45 stitches and 60 rows , this project provides an opportunity to experim...
Basic knitting patterns are perfect for beginning knitters and advanced knitters alike! Build a handmade wardrobe of fashion staples with these 35+ fabulous knitting patterns!
Featuring 46 different block patterns that can be created using 45 stitches and 60 rows , this project provides an opportunity to experim...
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This pullover is quite simple in appearance, but comes with a few little design details that make it special. The A-line body shape makes it flattering on many body types. Intended to fit with ½ to 3 inches of ease at the bust.Knit entirely seamlessly from the top down, it is also quite easy to execute. The side details are formed by making basic increases and decreases.The sample is knit in in a plant based yarn (Debbie Bliss Amalfi, which unfortunately has been discontinued and a substitute yarn is shown below) but it could be knit in any heavy DK or light worsted yarn that give you the correct gauge. It could also be knit in a woolier yarn, and the instructions offer an edge finishing option in case the unfinished edges curl more than desired.
SIZES 1 (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8) Finished bust circumference: 84 (92, 100, 108, 116, 124, 132, 140) cm / 33 (36.25, 39.5, 42.5, 45.75, 48.75, 52, 55)”; recommended to be worn with 2-10 cm / 0.75-4” of positive ease Shown in size 3. YARN De Rerum Natura Gilliatt (worsted-weight; 100% Merino; 250 metres / 273 yards per 100g) 1000 (1100, 1200, 1300, 1400, 1550, 1700, 1850) metres / 1095 (1205, 1315, 1425, 1535, 1695, 1860, 2025) yards (shown in Goeland) (yardages have been corrected slightly due to an error) GAUGE 20 sts x 28 rounds = 10 x 10 cm (worked in the round in Stockinette Stitch, on larger needle, after blocking) NEEDLES 4.5 mm / US 6 circular needle (or needle size to obtain gauge) with a cable length of at least 60 cm / 24” 3.75 mm / US 4 circular needle (or needle 1-2 sizes smaller than main needle) with a cable length of at least 60 cm / 24”
Atlantica is worked from the bottom-up in the round to the underarm. The front and back are then divided and worked separately to the shoulder. The shoulders are joined using the 3-needle cast-off. Sleeves are picked up around the armholes and worked inside out in the round. The hem, cuffs and collar are knit in 1x1 Rib using tubular cast-on and cast-off. It is knitted using 2 strands of lace weight yarn held together, or a single strand of sport weight yarn. Pattern in English and in French (from page 14)
Featuring 46 different block patterns that can be created using 45 stitches and 60 rows , this project provides an opportunity to experim...
Featuring 46 different block patterns that can be created using 45 stitches and 60 rows , this project provides an opportunity to experim...
Featuring 46 different block patterns that can be created using 45 stitches and 60 rows , this project provides an opportunity to experim...
Everyone has their favorite day of the week that is special for one reason or the other. For me it is Thursday. It is the day when we usually make plans for the weekend. While I was at university, it was also the day when I would get together with friends at our favorite pub for their Thursday specials.Doesn’t matter the day or the occasion, this cardigan is sure to become your special favorite as it is so comfortable and elegant; it can be dressy or casual, depending on how you style it.This cardigan is worked top down, uses short row shaping, and features easy-to-knit arrowhead lace, thus making the design suitable for an adventurous beginner and engaging for a seasoned knitter too.GAUGE: 19 sts and 25 rows per 4 x 4”/10 x 10 cm in stockinette stitch on US #7 /4.5 mm needles or size needed to obtain gauge.
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Miisu from Regina Moessmer Design is a must-have women’s pullover with a turtleneck, contiguous sleeves, and an allover basket pattern. This essential staple is knit in the round seamlessly from the top down. The textured pattern is in written form only. Sizes: XS (S, M1, M2, L, XL, 2XL) Finished Measurements: 32¾ (35, 38½, 43, 44½, 48¾, 51½)” bust Yarn Requirements: 1100 (1220, 1360, 1520, 1600, 1780, 1940) yards of DK weight yarn such as Berroco Ultra Wool DK (100% Superwash Wool; 100g/292yds) Needles: US 5 (3.75mm) circular and DPNs US 6 (4.00mm) circular and DPNs Gauge: 22 sts and 30 rows = 4” in basket pattern, washed
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Late summer boat trips on the lake were the inspiration for this marled cotton sweater - just as the days slowly give way to an earlier evening breeze and you need a lightweight sweater on hand just in case. Picture yourself ...
Last week I was able to share about the ol' kfb - a method of increasing that doesn't leave a gap. This week I get to share about the opposite - a method of decreasing: the ssk, or slip slip knit. Wh
Today The Knitter Magazine 76 arrived on my iPad. This issue comes with 13 patterns, featuring fitted styles and inspiring shapes. And there is a Autumn shawl booklet, too. Be inspired by Designer…
This pullover is quite simple in appearance, but comes with a few little design details that make it special. The A-line body shape makes it flattering on many body types. Intended to fit with ½ to 3 inches of ease at the bust.Knit entirely seamlessly from the top down, it is also quite easy to execute. The side details are formed by making basic increases and decreases.The sample is knit in in a plant based yarn (Debbie Bliss Amalfi, which unfortunately has been discontinued and a substitute yarn is shown below) but it could be knit in any heavy DK or light worsted yarn that give you the correct gauge. It could also be knit in a woolier yarn, and the instructions offer an edge finishing option in case the unfinished edges curl more than desired.
If you're anything like us, you've got a nearly endless supply of worsted weight yarn lying around and adding to your yarn stash. There's a good reason that worsted weight yarn is so popular to knit with. It's lighter than the super bulky yarns that most knitters first learn to knit with, but it's also not so thin that you have to struggle to see the stitches (like with lace weight yarn). It's the Goldilocks of yarn! Not only does worsted weight yarn feel great in the hands and on the needles, but it's also perfect for pretty much any kind of pattern you can think of. It can make both a warm sweater that isn't too hot as well as a chunky hat that shows off stitches well and keeps your ears and head toasty warm. Plus: Check out our Guide to Yarn Weights For more great projects like this, subscribe to our free email newsletter!
Many of us find patterns that we want to knit and then go out and purchase the yarn for it (or shop our stash for a suitable substitute). This way, we find ourselves with exactly what we need for any given project—no more, no less. However, there are certainly people who work backwards. You might even do this sometimes! It's not uncommon for people to find a special skein (or five) of gorgeous yarn in-store and purchase it impulsively, only to find yourself searching "how many yards of yarn for a blanket?" or "how much yarn do I need for..." and so on. If you've somehow found yourself with about 500 yards of yarn, the world is actually your oyster. Not only can you knit a bunch of 100 or 200-yard patterns with that much yardage, you can find yourself able to complete some of the heftier kinds of projects out there, such as shawls, scarves, and even tops, that you wouldn't be able to pull off with just a skein or two of yarn. Go ahead and peruse the weight category of the yarn that you've found for some pattern ideas (or just inspiration) of how to use your new treasure trove of yarn.
Lisbet from Regina Moessmer Design is a lovely and simple women’s top-down long sleeve pullover worked in stockinette stitch. Increases for the circular yokes are worked, and the sleeves are then divided from the body without the underarm cast on stitches to keep the shape. Sizes: XS (S, M, L, XL, XXL) Finished Measurements: 37½ (40¼, 41¾. 44½, 46½, 49¼, 52¾)” bust Yarn Requirements: 1460 (1620, 1750, 1880, 2000, 2130 ) Sport to DK weight yarn such as Lana Grossa Linea Pura Solo Lino (80% Viscose/ 20%Linen; 50g/131yds) Needles: US 2½ (3.00mm) circular and DPNs US 4 (3.50mm) circular and DPNs Gauge: 25½ sts and 34 rows = 4” in stockinette stitch on US 4 (3.50mm), washed
