High rise loose fit pants. The Crew Pants are worked top down and are seamless. They match the other patterns from the Crew series, enabling you to mix and match.
Sometimes the simplest things in life are the best. I […]
Knitting Pattern for Feathers - Quick, fun pattern for some knitted feathers that can be used for bo
These Ankle Socks Knitting Patterns are perfect for those looking to knit something practical and stylish.
Sample knit with Sapphires-n-Purls Merino DK on US Size 7 needles Multiple of 3 Row 1 (RS): *k2tog, leaving sts on needle, k first s...
Campside by Alicia Plummer is a beautiful triangle shawl knit in a DK-weight yarn. The shape lends a classic feel while the colour and texture lend a beach-y, casual vibe. We love the feeling this…
Experience the ultimate luxury with Cardiff Cashmere Classic, a yarn that offers unparalleled softness, comfort, and opulence. This DK knitting yarn is meticulously crafted to perfection, making it ideal for creating exquisite accessories or garments that will make a statement.Our collection comprises a thoughtfully curated range of 24 stunning colours, each selected to enhance the beauty of your handknits and add a touch of elegance to your wardrobe. Choose from our selection of soft pastels, deep jewel tones, and earthy neutrals to bring your knitting projects to life. Yarn Weight: DKFibre: 100% CashmereLength: 25g / 112m (120 yds) ballNeedle Size: 3.5 - 4.5mmCare: handwash Pattern Ideas: PetiteKnit Sophie Scarf Kit Petiteknit Poppy Tee Do check out our Pinterest Board for Classic by Cardiff Cashmere for more pattern ideas.
Inspiration – lappone.blogspot.dk and Tvåändsstickning Karin Kahnlund Twined knitting is traditional Scandinavian knitting technique dating back at least to the 17th century in Sweden. You us…
NEW – knitting pattern in English A very friendly follower Silvia has translated the knitting pattern for the popular vest into English, and I’m super happy about that. Many thanks to Silvia. Vesten vælter ind i modebilledet overalt, og det er faktisk et rigtig godt begynderhåndarbejde, fordi det går relativt stærkt. Den her er løs i faconen, og ærmegabenes dybe,…
Watch the full video tutorial for this pattern on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dw7PArMh-ds The Sailor Swift Top is a simple tank top with a slight racerback shape that gives it a contemporary look and a slight cool-girl vibe. The classic striped pattern together with the delicate i-cord edges around the neckline and armholes makes this a true wardrobe favorite that you’re going to want to wear (and knit) again and again. The top is worked top down in Stockinette stitch, so you can adjust the length to suit your body. First the back is worked back and forth, then stitches are picked up for both fronts and then all stitches are joined in the round to work the body. Lastly stitches are picked up around the neckline and armholes for an i-cord bind off edge. Sizes: XS (S, M, L) (XL, 2XL, 3XL) (4XL, 5XL) Finished garment measurements: Bust circumference: 69.5 (76.5, 83.5, 90.5) (101, 108, 119) (132, 141) cm / 27.25 (30, 32.75, 35.5) (39.75, 42.5, 46.25) (52, 55.5) “. Length from underarm to hem: 31.5 cm / 12.5” all sizes. The Sailor Swift Top is designed to have about 10 cm / 4” negative ease. The knitted fabric will stretch out when worn so choose a size that is approx. 10 cm/ 4” smaller than your bust for a good fit. Sample in size S, Kika has a bust of approx. 87 cm / 34.25”. Gauge: 23 sts x 35 rows/rnds = 10 cm / 4” in St st on 3 mm (US2.5) needles, after blocking. Needles: 2.5 mm (US1.5): circular needle 40-60 cm / 16-24” for armhole and neckline i-cord, and for hem rib. 3 mm (US2.5): circular needle 60-80-100 cm / 24-32-40” . Notions: Removable stitch markers, tapestry needle, stitch holder or scrap yarn. Sample knitted with yarns: MC (off white in sample) 130 (140, 150, 160) (170, 180, 190) (200, 210, 220) g of Sandnes Garn Mandarin Petit (100% cotton - 180 m/ 197 yds per 50 g) in color Natur 1012. CC (black in sample) 20 (25, 30, 35) (40, 45, 50) (55, 60, 65) g of Sandnes Garn Mandarin Petit 100% cotton - 180 m/ 197 yds per 50 g) in color Black 1099. Yarn suggestions: You can choose a fingering, sport or light DK weight yarn for the Sailor Swift Top. ➔ A thicker yarn, such as sport or light DK weight, will make the fabric denser, giving the finished garment more structure. ➔ A fingering weight yarn will produce a looser and more drapey fabric, giving the top a softer, more flowy feel. Below are some suggestions: Drops Safran (100% cotton - 160m /175 yds per 50g) Hjertegarn Cotton nr. 8 (100% cotton - 165m / 180 yds per 50 g) Sandnes Garn Line (53% cotton, 33% viscose, 14% linen - 110 m/ 120 yds per 50 g) Sandnes Garn Tynn Line (53% cotton, 33% viscose, 14% linen - 220 m/ 240 yds per 50 g) Knitting For Olive Pure Silk (100% silk - 250 m / 273 yds per 50 g)
11 X dames katoenen zomertrui breipatroon dames kort vleermuis mouwloos vest breien PDF Katoen DK 30 - 40 inch pdf Instant Download Vintage patroon LET OP PATRONEN ZIJN ALLEEN IN HET ENGELS Zie de foto's hierboven voor informatie van het patroon over maten, gebruikte materialen, naalddikte etc. Klik op de witte pijl halverwege de foto aan de rechterkant. Let op: dit is niet het originele patroon of een afgewerkt item, het is een gescande kopie van het originele patroon in A4 PDF-formaat, om te downloaden en af te drukken INSTRUCTIES VOOR HET DOWNLOADEN VAN PATROON Het PDF-patroon is beschikbaar als directe download nadat het afrekenen is voltooid. Je ontvangt een aparte e-mail van ETSY met een downloadlink. De link leidt u naar de downloadpagina van de bestelling, waar u toegang heeft tot uw gekochte bestanden terwijl u bent aangemeld bij uw account. Volg afwisselend de onderstaande instructies: 1. Ga in het hoofdscherm van Etsy naar je account. Klik rechtsboven in het scherm op ‘Jij’. U moet zijn aangemeld bij uw account om hier toegang toe te krijgen. 2. Klik op 'Aankopen en recensies' 3. Klik op 'Aankopen' 4. Klik op de juiste download
Hantsuki Shawl in Berroco Folio DK - 133 is a free Knitting pattern by Berroco, available as a Downloadable PDF and includes instructions in English. Super fun to make, this pattern could be your next masterpiece!
Since leaving my sunny California home for colder climates, I’ve always refused to succumb to…
Details: Pattern: Mara free as a download from Madelinetosh on Ravelry Yarn: 3 skeins of Madelinetosh dk in "Silver Fox" from s...
You can knit Groovy as a shawl or large, deep scarf. The design is triangle shaped, has very deep ribs and notches on one side. Can be knit with 4mm needles and DK weight yarns. If you prefer a thicker shawl, use 5mm needles and aran weight yarns. You will need a minimum of 500 meters of yarn for a large scarf and closer to 900 meters or more for a large shawl. Using more yarn will result in a deeper, larger shawl. This design is quite flexible!If you prefer to knit Groovy with sock or lace weight, please see my "Groovy Lace/Fingering Weight" design.Enjoy!
Since leaving my sunny California home for colder climates, I’ve always refused to succumb to…
And my second finish of the year is … log cabin mitts! I’m off sweaters, you guys — only knitting these from here on out. Or until I blow through my entire bin of DK/worsted-weight yarn, at least. Seriously though, this has been a week and I’m flying to Denver this morning for about 10 […]
Divine Drape Cowl If this cowl is one thing, it's a summer-to-autumn wardrobe staple that would look great in any color, at virtually any length. And if it's two things, it's also yet another one of my attempts at the absolute perfect cowl design: not too bulky around the back of the neck, but with enough fun in the front to attract some attention. And heck, while we're at it - why not make it THREE things -- or in other words, your next project? ;) Yarn: Premier Yarns Cotton Fair (52% Cotton, 48% Acrylic; 317 yards [290 meters]/100 grams); #27-09 Lavender - one skein The main stitch pattern. Airy and pretty, no? Needles: Straight needles in size US 3, straight needles in size US 4, straight needles in size US 8, and straight needles in size US 5 for provisional cast-on Notions: Tapestry needle Gauge: 23 stitches = 4 inches in stockinette on size US 4 needles So let's make a cowl! Using your size 5 needles and a length of scrap yarn, then, cast on 35 stitches provisionally. Transfer work to your size 4 needles and knit two transition rows, as follows: Transition Row 1 (wrong side): purl Transition Row 2: knit Knit these two transition rows, and then transfer work to your size 3 needles and we'll work a ribbing for a bit, like so: Ribbing Row 1 (wrong side): p1, * k1, p1; rep from * until you reach the end of the row Ribbing Row 2: k1, * p1, k1 * Knit ribbing rows 1 & 2 until piece measures roughly 7.5" and you've just finished a right side row. Transfer work back to your size US 4 needles. Then we'll work a few more transition rows, as follows. You'll need the following notation to continue: lifted increase (li): insert right-hand needle straight through the middle of the next stitch in the row below, and knit; then knit the stitch on your needle normally And once you're clear on that, continue like so: Transition Row 1 (wrong side): purl Transition Row 2: knit Transition Row 3: purl Transition Row 4: knit Transition Row 5: purl Transition Row 6: * li * (70 stitches) Transition Row 7: purl Work transition rows 1 - 7. Transfer work to your size US 8 needles, and then we'll begin the main pattern, which is Rick Rib from page 260 of Barbara G. Walker's A Second Treasury of Knitting Patterns, and goes like so: Row 1 (right side): k1, * yo, slip 1 stitch purlwise with yarn in back, k1, pass slipped stitch over (psso); rep from *; end k1 Row 2: p1, * yo, slip 1 stitch purlwise with yarn in front, p1, psso; rep from *; end p1 Knit rows 1 & 2 until piece measures roughly 24" (of course you can also make it longer), and you've just finished a right-side row. Transfer work back to your size 4 needles. Then we'll work some final transition rows, which you'll find below: Transition Row 1 (wrong side): purl Transition Row 2: * k2tog * (35 stitches) Transition Row 3: purl Transition Row 4: knit Knit transition rows 1 - 4. Leave working stitches on one needle, and then transfer your provisional cast-on stitches back to your other size 4 needle. Using the Kitchener stitch, graft. Tuck in ends, and, if desired, block (but I wouldn't stretch out the back ribbing, since having it all folded up nicely is the point!).
10% discount if you put 3 or more of my patterns in your Ravelry shopping cart Loops is the one accessory you have been waiting for: Simple to knit, interesting to look at due to the use of your two favorite colors, and endless possibilities to wear! Fold it lengthwise and pull one end through one of the loops, and you will have a scarf that doesn’t come off. Put the loops on top of each other with a twist, and you will have a cozy pretty cowl. Put your arms through the loops, and you can wear it as a vest. Place the loops on top of each other and pull it over your head to wear it as an attractive capelet. “Loops” is made out of two skeins of a lovely alpaca yarn that will keep you warm and cozy. The knitting itself is simple and in one piece (no seaming), and instructional videos guide you through the provisional cast-on and joining parts. The very idea of this design is that it can be worn in multiple ways, as a scarf, as a vest/shrug and as a capelet or cowl, so more than one category applies. Colors of the samples: Cusco Roofs 4009 and Santa Catalina 4008 Machu Picchu 4002 and Eco Puna Nazca Grey 9001 Inca Train 4006 and Titicaca 4007 Measurements: Sizes M (L, XL) Length: 90 (109, 125) cm or 36 (47, 50) inches Depth: 45 (55, 65) cm or 18 (22, 26) inches Size M: You need 1 skein of each color. Sizes L and XL: You need 2 skeins of each color. Sample shown in the pictures is size M, Martina is 169 cms tall (5 ft 7). •••••••••••••••••••••• 10% Rabatt, wenn Sie 3 oder mehr meiner Anleitungen in den Ravelry-Einkaufskorb legen (“add to cart”) Auf Loops („Schlaufen“) hast du gewartet: Einfach zu stricken, spannend anzugucken weil zweifarbig, und unendlich viele Tragemöglichkeiten! Längs gefaltet kannst du ein Ende durch das andere stecken und bekommst einen Schal, der nicht verrutscht. Leg die beiden Öffnungen mit einer halben Drehung übereinander, und du hast einen warmen, hübschen Cowl. Steck deine Arme durch die Öffnungen und trage es als Weste. Mit den Öffnungen übereinander erhältst du ein attraktives Capelet. „Loops“ verwendet zwei Stränge wunderbar warmen Alpakagarns. Das Stricken ist ganz einfach, immer kraus-rechts hin und her, es wird nichts genäht. Die besonderen Techniken (provisorischer Anschlag, Abketten mit 3 Nadeln bzw. Grafting) werden in Videos erklärt. Farbkombinationen der gezeigten Modelle: Korallrot 4009 und Bordeaux 4008 Frühlingsgrün 4002 und Nazca Grau 9001 Inkablau 4006 und Kornblumenblau 4007 Maße: Größen M (L, XL) Länge: 90 (109, 125) cm Tiefe: 45 (55, 65) cm Das Modell auf den Fotos ist in Größe M gestrickt, Martina ist 169 cm groß. Bitte beachten: Diese Größe erreicht man nur dann, wenn mit korrekter Maschenprobe gestrickt wird (20 Maschen/10 cm in kraus-rechts). Größe M: jeweils ein Strang von jeder Farbe. Größen L und XL: jeweils zwei Stränge je Farbe.
WYS Matilda: Matinee Jackets in Bo Peep DK by Sarah Hatton - Knitting Kit These pretty matinee jackets are hand-knit using WYS Bo Peep DK, a sumptuous blend of the purest Falkland Island Wool and finest Nylon - perfect to wrap your favourite little people in. There are two pattern variants: a long version and a short version with collar. An easy knit suitable for adventurous beginners. The Kit Includes: Yarn (WYS Bo Peep DK) in your selected size & colour (enough to knit ONE of the pattern variants) WYS Matilda Matinee Jacket Pattern by Sarah Hatton 3 matching buttons (15mm) Wool Wash 5ml 1 pair of 3.25mm knitting needles (optional add on) 1 pair of 4mm knitting needles (optional add on) Skill level: Easy Photographed in Flower Fairy 1193 and Play Putty 1191
The pattern is now available as a pdf download from Ravelry. The updated pattern contains written instructions as well as the charts. The original pattern is still available from Knitty.com. Scarves are utility pieces in my wardrobe. They are good both when it’s cold and when it’s just nippy, or when the autumn weather is tempting you to enjoy the last little warmth, and you don’t want to get out the thick layers, but still needs a little warming touch. Many of my scarves look just the way they are – utilitarian. I felt the need for something more, something pretty, but cool, something feminine, but not overly so. The solution was this scarf with a big, bold blade of a leaf (lamina means leaf blade) and wavy, garter stitch tips. The pattern is perfect for showing off the beauty of variegated yarn.
And my second finish of the year is … log cabin mitts! I’m off sweaters, you guys — only knitting these from here on out. Or until I blow through my entire bin of DK/worsted-weight yarn, at least. Seriously though, this has been a week and I’m flying to Denver this morning for about 10 […]
Divine Drape Cowl If this cowl is one thing, it's a summer-to-autumn wardrobe staple that would look great in any color, at virtually any length. And if it's two things, it's also yet another one of my attempts at the absolute perfect cowl design: not too bulky around the back of the neck, but with enough fun in the front to attract some attention. And heck, while we're at it - why not make it THREE things -- or in other words, your next project? ;) Yarn: Premier Yarns Cotton Fair (52% Cotton, 48% Acrylic; 317 yards [290 meters]/100 grams); #27-09 Lavender - one skein The main stitch pattern. Airy and pretty, no? Needles: Straight needles in size US 3, straight needles in size US 4, straight needles in size US 8, and straight needles in size US 5 for provisional cast-on Notions: Tapestry needle Gauge: 23 stitches = 4 inches in stockinette on size US 4 needles So let's make a cowl! Using your size 5 needles and a length of scrap yarn, then, cast on 35 stitches provisionally. Transfer work to your size 4 needles and knit two transition rows, as follows: Transition Row 1 (wrong side): purl Transition Row 2: knit Knit these two transition rows, and then transfer work to your size 3 needles and we'll work a ribbing for a bit, like so: Ribbing Row 1 (wrong side): p1, * k1, p1; rep from * until you reach the end of the row Ribbing Row 2: k1, * p1, k1 * Knit ribbing rows 1 & 2 until piece measures roughly 7.5" and you've just finished a right side row. Transfer work back to your size US 4 needles. Then we'll work a few more transition rows, as follows. You'll need the following notation to continue: lifted increase (li): insert right-hand needle straight through the middle of the next stitch in the row below, and knit; then knit the stitch on your needle normally And once you're clear on that, continue like so: Transition Row 1 (wrong side): purl Transition Row 2: knit Transition Row 3: purl Transition Row 4: knit Transition Row 5: purl Transition Row 6: * li * (70 stitches) Transition Row 7: purl Work transition rows 1 - 7. Transfer work to your size US 8 needles, and then we'll begin the main pattern, which is Rick Rib from page 260 of Barbara G. Walker's A Second Treasury of Knitting Patterns, and goes like so: Row 1 (right side): k1, * yo, slip 1 stitch purlwise with yarn in back, k1, pass slipped stitch over (psso); rep from *; end k1 Row 2: p1, * yo, slip 1 stitch purlwise with yarn in front, p1, psso; rep from *; end p1 Knit rows 1 & 2 until piece measures roughly 24" (of course you can also make it longer), and you've just finished a right-side row. Transfer work back to your size 4 needles. Then we'll work some final transition rows, which you'll find below: Transition Row 1 (wrong side): purl Transition Row 2: * k2tog * (35 stitches) Transition Row 3: purl Transition Row 4: knit Knit transition rows 1 - 4. Leave working stitches on one needle, and then transfer your provisional cast-on stitches back to your other size 4 needle. Using the Kitchener stitch, graft. Tuck in ends, and, if desired, block (but I wouldn't stretch out the back ribbing, since having it all folded up nicely is the point!).
10% discount if you put 3 or more of my patterns in your Ravelry shopping cart Loops is the one accessory you have been waiting for: Simple to knit, interesting to look at due to the use of your two favorite colors, and endless possibilities to wear! Fold it lengthwise and pull one end through one of the loops, and you will have a scarf that doesn’t come off. Put the loops on top of each other with a twist, and you will have a cozy pretty cowl. Put your arms through the loops, and you can wear it as a vest. Place the loops on top of each other and pull it over your head to wear it as an attractive capelet. “Loops” is made out of two skeins of a lovely alpaca yarn that will keep you warm and cozy. The knitting itself is simple and in one piece (no seaming), and instructional videos guide you through the provisional cast-on and joining parts. The very idea of this design is that it can be worn in multiple ways, as a scarf, as a vest/shrug and as a capelet or cowl, so more than one category applies. Colors of the samples: Cusco Roofs 4009 and Santa Catalina 4008 Machu Picchu 4002 and Eco Puna Nazca Grey 9001 Inca Train 4006 and Titicaca 4007 Measurements: Sizes M (L, XL) Length: 90 (109, 125) cm or 36 (47, 50) inches Depth: 45 (55, 65) cm or 18 (22, 26) inches Size M: You need 1 skein of each color. Sizes L and XL: You need 2 skeins of each color. Sample shown in the pictures is size M, Martina is 169 cms tall (5 ft 7). •••••••••••••••••••••• 10% Rabatt, wenn Sie 3 oder mehr meiner Anleitungen in den Ravelry-Einkaufskorb legen (“add to cart”) Auf Loops („Schlaufen“) hast du gewartet: Einfach zu stricken, spannend anzugucken weil zweifarbig, und unendlich viele Tragemöglichkeiten! Längs gefaltet kannst du ein Ende durch das andere stecken und bekommst einen Schal, der nicht verrutscht. Leg die beiden Öffnungen mit einer halben Drehung übereinander, und du hast einen warmen, hübschen Cowl. Steck deine Arme durch die Öffnungen und trage es als Weste. Mit den Öffnungen übereinander erhältst du ein attraktives Capelet. „Loops“ verwendet zwei Stränge wunderbar warmen Alpakagarns. Das Stricken ist ganz einfach, immer kraus-rechts hin und her, es wird nichts genäht. Die besonderen Techniken (provisorischer Anschlag, Abketten mit 3 Nadeln bzw. Grafting) werden in Videos erklärt. Farbkombinationen der gezeigten Modelle: Korallrot 4009 und Bordeaux 4008 Frühlingsgrün 4002 und Nazca Grau 9001 Inkablau 4006 und Kornblumenblau 4007 Maße: Größen M (L, XL) Länge: 90 (109, 125) cm Tiefe: 45 (55, 65) cm Das Modell auf den Fotos ist in Größe M gestrickt, Martina ist 169 cm groß. Bitte beachten: Diese Größe erreicht man nur dann, wenn mit korrekter Maschenprobe gestrickt wird (20 Maschen/10 cm in kraus-rechts). Größe M: jeweils ein Strang von jeder Farbe. Größen L und XL: jeweils zwei Stränge je Farbe.
If you're searching a yarn store and constantly see the phrase, 'dk yarn' you might start scratching your head, (or stroking your beard!) Is it another part of the secret knitting jargon that is driving you batty and making you feel totally inadequate?
You know how to knit, but do you know how to double knit? Learn how to create reversible, colorwork designs by double knitting from a chart!
WYS Matilda: Matinee Jackets in Bo Peep DK by Sarah Hatton - Knitting Kit These pretty matinee jackets are hand-knit using WYS Bo Peep DK, a sumptuous blend of the purest Falkland Island Wool and finest Nylon - perfect to wrap your favourite little people in. There are two pattern variants: a long version and a short version with collar. An easy knit suitable for adventurous beginners. The Kit Includes: Yarn (WYS Bo Peep DK) in your selected size & colour (enough to knit ONE of the pattern variants) WYS Matilda Matinee Jacket Pattern by Sarah Hatton 3 matching buttons (15mm) Wool Wash 5ml 1 pair of 3.25mm knitting needles (optional add on) 1 pair of 4mm knitting needles (optional add on) Skill level: Easy Photographed in Flower Fairy 1193 and Play Putty 1191
The pattern is now available as a pdf download from Ravelry. The updated pattern contains written instructions as well as the charts. The original pattern is still available from Knitty.com. Scarves are utility pieces in my wardrobe. They are good both when it’s cold and when it’s just nippy, or when the autumn weather is tempting you to enjoy the last little warmth, and you don’t want to get out the thick layers, but still needs a little warming touch. Many of my scarves look just the way they are – utilitarian. I felt the need for something more, something pretty, but cool, something feminine, but not overly so. The solution was this scarf with a big, bold blade of a leaf (lamina means leaf blade) and wavy, garter stitch tips. The pattern is perfect for showing off the beauty of variegated yarn.
Simple cuff-down gusset and flap 2 color DK socks Yarn: DK weight: 100g of main color, 50g of coordinating color Needles: US Size 3 (3.25 mm) for working in the round. Gauge: 7.5 sts = 1” 9 …
If you're searching a yarn store and constantly see the phrase, 'dk yarn' you might start scratching your head, (or stroking your beard!) Is it another part of the secret knitting jargon that is driving you batty and making you feel totally inadequate?
"Merino Love DK" 100% superwash merino hand dyed wool, super soft and delicious to knit. Colors inspired by the leaves falling in autumn. Wool that come from producers whose priority is an ethical commitment to the care of sheep and the best practices in livestock Each skein is 100 grams and measures 225 meters. 4ply Recommende needles to knit: For socks: 3.0mm - 3.25mm For sweaters: 3.25mm - 4.0mm For shawls: 4.5mm - 5mm (creates a looser fabric with more drape) It is recommended to hand wash in cold water and dry flat.
Beschreibung Link: zur Anleitung Strickset für den Nomad Hood von Paula-m. Der Nomad Hood ist eine Balaclava Mütze, also eine Kapuze mit kleinem Schalkragen. Damit bietet sie dir beide: Schal und Mütze in einem. Noch dazu ist sie super gemütlich und praktisch. Natürlich kannst du den Nomad Hood auch als Schal tragen, und nur bei bedarf die Kapuze überziehen. Gestrickt wird der Nomad Hood von oben nach unten im Halbpatent aus dem wunder-weichen Alpaca Soft DK von Rowan. Für deine Gemütlichkeit: Stricke dir den Nomad Hood! Fotos: ©️Paula-m Alles zum Strickset Größen51-55 cm (55-60 cm) Maße passend für einen Kopfumfang von ca. 51-55 (55-60) cm benötigte NadelnRundstricknadel 3,5 mm (80 cm) Rundstricknadel 3,5 mm (50 - 60 cm) Rundstricknadel 3,0 mm (50 - 60 cm) MaschenprobeHalbpatent in Reihen mit Nd 3,5 mm: 22 M x 44 R = 10 x 10 cm (gewaschen, ungedehnt und liegend gemessen). Schwierigkeitsgradmittel Garnmenge2 (3) Alpaca Soft DK von Rowan Farbzusammenstellung:Anleitungsfarbe: classic brown 204, rainy day 210 oder simple black 216Varianten: dark burgundy 230, silver 231 oder champagne 235 GarnAlpaca Soft DK von Rowan70% Wolle, 30% Alpaka50g/Knäuel, ca. 125m Lauflänge AnleitungDie Anleitung (PDF, deutsch) ist in diesem Paket nicht enthalten, du kannst sie über den Link direkt bei der Designerin kaufen.
These mitts fit an average ladies’ hand size. The size can be adjusted by playing around with the gauge. The easy all-over lace pattern and DK weight yarn will give you a lovely pair of mitts that’s fairly quick to knit. Make a pair for a gift, and one for yourself! I used almost all of one skein of Sublime Cashmere Merino Silk DK. I had about a yard left -- it was close! If this is an issue for you as well, I suggest saving both thumbs to work last. Divide the remaining yarn into two balls and finish up with what you have, adjusting the thumb length to suit. I have enjoyed all the free projects on Ravelry, and this is my way to say thanks to all those generous designers out there. Need a hat to match? Check out the Cafe au Lait Tam by Kathryn C.
Sign up for my newsletter for subscriber exclusive treats including testing calls for new designs, promotions & more. Sharing To share your projects and see other versions of design, use the #NivalisWrap hashtag on Instagram ❤ Nivalis wrap is a sister design to my Nivalis pullover and features the same colourwork pattern of snowdrops as you’ll find on the bottom of the yoke. The full size wrap has a generously wide wingspan and enough depth for a comfortable wrapping around the body. The long ends are easy to tie in a knot behind your back. The wrap consists of two halves, both worked from the middle towards the ends. There is also an option to knit one half only, add tassels and use it as a triangular shawl. The wrap is knit in garter stitch with two (or three) sections of inlay colourwork, which makes it a quick and easy beginner friendly project and a perfect introduction into inlay colourwork. The pattern contains a demo video of the colourwork and a separate video on how to choose the yarn. You can take a closer look at my sample and discover the design process, learn about how to choose the yarn and modification options in this podcast episode. Sizes The pattern is written for one full size with the finished wingspan of ca. 316 cm (126.5 in) and depth (width) of ca. 58 cm (23 in) and an optional half size with ca. 158 cm (63.25 in) in length. Yarn For each half: MC: ca. 584 m (639 yds) of any other sport/DK weight yarn or combination of yarns to match the gauge. CC: ca. 38 m (42 yds) of any aran/bulky weight yarn or combination of yarns to achieve a beautifully dense colourwork and ca. 75 m (82 yds) of lighter weight held double. The sample shown calls for: RIGHT (Light) half: MC: 1 strand of fingering weight yarn — ca. 117 g of unspun fingering weight Nutiden yarn from Honer Och Eir, 100% wool with ca. 500 m (547 yds) in 100 g plate, shown in colourway Glimt; held together with 1 strand of lace weight yarn — ca. 73 g or 3 skeins of Alpaca Silk from Rauma Garn, 54% baby alpaca, 20% silk and 22% extra fine merino with ca. 200 m (219 yds) per 25 g skein, shown in colourway 6409; CC: ca. 15 g of Nutiden held double, shown in colourway Tålmodig. Left (Dark) half: MC: 1 strand of fingering weight yarn — ca. 117 g of unspun fingering weight Nutiden yarn from Honer Och Eir, 100% wool with ca. 500 m (547 yds) in 100 g plate, shown in colourway Tålmodig; held together with 1 strand of lace weight yarn — ca. 70 g or 3 skeins of Le Petit Silk & Mohair, 30% mulberry silk and 70% super kid mohair with ca. 210 m (230 yds) per 25 g skein, shown in colourway Red Brown; CC: ca. 15 g of Nutiden held double and together with an extra strand of alpaca-silk. Needles and notions 4.0 mm (US 6) circular needles with 40-60 cm (16-24 in) long cable (or any other needles of your choice); a tapestry needle to weave in the ends. Gauge 20 sts & 30 rows in 10 cm (4 in) on 4.0 mm (US 6) needles measured over garter stitch worked flat after blocking. Adjust the needle sizes if necessary to obtain the correct gauge.
Cotton Denim DK yarn lets you enjoy the finest pastel colours, it's fine 100% cotton yarn texture makes it a real delight to knit with. Bring Debbie Bliss Cotton Denim DK yarn into your knitting projects and enjoy it as much as we do.
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PDF knitting pattern instant download in English language only. Knit these great summer tops! Recommended yarn: DK ~ double knitting. UK knitting terminology. Please be aware that with vintage patterns the recommended yarn is more likely to be discontinued and a substitute may need to be found. This is a pdf download of a rare and out of print knitting pattern - you are buying a pdf download of a knitting pattern NOT the physical pattern or the finished garment. To view and print this pattern you will need an adobe reader program on your computer which is available online as a free download from adobe.com
The Fibre Co. took their inspiration for Arranmore Light from the breathtaking landscape of Ireland's Northern Headlands; it's a beautiful tweed yarn which knits up to a DK gauge. A blend of cashmere, silk and fine merino wool Arranmore Light is spun in a mill that traces its roots to the tweed industry of 19th century County Donegal. And with a colour palette reminiscent of the wild Irish coastlands, this DK weight yarn is for knitters and crocheters that appreciate both luxury knitting yarns and tradition. We recommend alternating skeins as you work to give an overall blended appearance. Yarn Weight: DKFibre: 80% Merino Wool, 10% Silk, 10% CashmereLength: 300m (328 yds) - 100g skeinNeedle Size: 3.75 - 4mm (US 5-6)Gauge: 22 - 24 sts = 10cmCare: Handwash
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