Most of us spend many hours on the computer and wrist pain can be quite common if you don’t have a way to to rest your wrist in a comfortable position. Take the next few minutes to make this useful resting pad with the Wrist Rest Pillow Free knitting Pattern. Your wrist will thank you […]
There are 37+ patterns to use up your yarn stash. Shop your own stash with so many small knitting projects to choose from!
This easy striped blanket pattern blends multiple self-striping yarns (or lots of leftover scrap yarn) together for a colorful, woven look.
Keep your yarn cake together with these knitted yarn cozies! They can be cozy for yarn, or a planter pots, a home for your cake and protect it from the environment. The center pull goes through a little hole in the strap that holds the cake down. Perfect for on the go projects! Started from […]
These socks are knitted from the cuff down using a beautiful lace motif on the front of the sock. This lace design is engaging yet easy to follow with a rest row in between. SKILL LEVEL : Beginner / Intermediate THIS KNITTING KIT INCLUDE THE WATER SLIDE SOCKS PATTERN AND THE FOLLOWING YARN TO KNIT THESE WATER SLIDE SOCKS : YARN BISCOTTE YARNS – BIS-SOCK [85% Merino Superwash and 15% Nylon; 400 m / 437 yds; 100 g / 4 oz] MC – 1 X 50g skein (218yds) in Vanilla PATRICKNITS SIGNATURE - BIS-SOCK [85% Merino Superwash and 15% Nylon; 400 m / 437 yds; 100 g / 4 oz] CC - 1 X 100g skein (437yds) in Whatever IN ADDITION TO THIS KNITTING KIT YOU WILL NEED THE FOLLOWING MATERIAL TO KNIT THESE SOCKS : NEEDLES AND ACCESSORIES 32” circular needles for knitting Magic Loop in size 2.25mm (US #1) Tapestry needle Stitch markers Row counter (optional) GAUGE 36sts = 10 cm – 4” SIZES - ONE SIZE Length of foot: adjustable. NOTE This knitting pattern is sold as a PDF numeric file. A link to download this pattern will be provided by email after the order is completed. Enjoy ! ♥
Yarn Guides are versatile tension rings designed to improve your tension and give your fingers a rest while you whip up your knitting and crochet projects. Each ring is adjustable to fit a variety of yarn weights and fingers, helping you maintain even tension throughout your work. Constructed from high-quality metal with a geometric design, these rings are designed for long-lasting durability.
Having started a pair of socks from odd mini balls of sock wool got me to thinking about all the other mini balls of left over yarn I have...100's! nothing over 10g in this little lot.....but after making a magic ball or two from some of my left over yarns I like 5g balls best...more colour changes creative crochet and knits all very original never to be repeated or seen any where as we all have different left overs to make magic balls with. A project to use the 15 Minute Rule Tie all the ends together in one big ball of useable yarn and make yourself a fabulous and original blanket....or make something at least. I made 100g balls to start with but think 50g are better 50g Magic balls of left over yarns All you need to know about magic yarn balls and what to make on this post... I love the randomness and individuality of the magic ball projects Want to use up all those little left over balls of yarn? Click on each of the links below to give you all you need to know: How to make the Magic Yarn Ball and then some suggested and awesome hats, scarves, blankets or socks... Magic Yarn Balls from Tiny Purrs Blog Magic Ball Knitting Fabulous blog post from Chasing Centuras Magic Ball Crochet and Knitting PINTEREST The earliest Blog post about Magic Yarn Balls and blanket making, I could find.... is this one from LINDA A Blog Crazy Crocheting Fool in 2008, if you know of any blog post before this one let me know MY MAGIC BALL TRIANGLE BLANKET PROJECT..... What to make with them is the tricky part, making the balls was very relaxing I started with a triangle, but hated it the 10g balls were too big, needed more colour changes so re-think!!! Tried mixing two of the magic balls together, happier with the outcome colour wise but chunky weight so not good for wearables really, great for a rug or cushion though maybe a Rhombus bag? UPDATE: it turned into a bigger project still to be joined together but very happy with all the left overs as a fab throw like this PATTERN FOR LONG ISOSCOELES TRIANGLES US Terms 5mm hook Just dk 4mm hook With your magic ball and sock wool to give the shading, work as one yarn. ROW 1: sl st, on hook ch3, dc, into fist ch sts, turn. [2dc] ROW 2: ch2, counts as first dc, in all rows, dc into same st, dc in last st, turn. [3dc] NOTE: it can be asier to do the last st into the sp rather than the st. ROW 3: ch2, dc into same st, dc into next st, dc into last sp, turn, [4dc] ROW 4: ch2, dc into same st, dc into next 2sts, dc into last sp, turn. [5dc] ROW 4- 39: repeat row 4 with the increase of 1st, each row. [40dc] RIGHT ANGLE TRIANGLE FOR THE SIDES Increase is only one side so the rows run 2,3,3,4,4 5,5...and so on. MARK THE INCREASE SIDE so that you don't forget. After a few rows it will be obvious which is the straight side and which is the angled, increase side. Right angle triangles just need a little more attention Strictly speaking it should run 2,2, 3,3,4,4... but i didn't like the first 2 sets of 2 so increased so it runs 2,3,3,4,4....and so on. ROW 1: sl st, on hook ch3, dc, into fist ch sts, turn. [2dc] ROW 2: INCREASE ROW. ch2, counts as first dc in all rows, dc, dc in same st, dc in last st, OR sp, which ever is easiest for you, turn. [3dc] ROW 3: ch2,[do not dc in same st, as you did with the Isosceles, this will be the straight side], dc, into next st, or sp, turn, [3dc] ROW 4: INCREASE ROW. ch2, dc in same st, dc into next st, dc into last st or sp, turn. [4dc] ROW 5: ch2, do not dc in same st, dc in next 2st, dc in last st, or sp, turn. [4dc] ROW 6: INCREASE ROW. ch2, dc in same st, dc in next 2sts, dc in last st or sp, turn. [5dc] ROWS 7 - 39: repeat rows 5 and 6 with the increase on odd number rows. ROW 39: will have 21sts, Sew all your triangles together in the pattern of your choice, or join with sc and ch3 loops, using the 2nd ch as a sl st to join the the previous edged triangle. making a lovely linked ch, loop edging as below The Isosceles triangles would join in a hexagon pattern but i preferred the split diamond pattern below JOINED TRIANGLES Using sc in the side of each dc, on the two sides and and ch3 loops. sc in every other st, and ch3 loops, along the ends of the triangles BORDER I tried adding 15 st, triangles to start with but didn't like the effect so decided on a closed 'v' stick border of several rows.. Each round is in a different col. I used shades of blue and green for my border, but as its a left over yarn blanket then use what you have and like. ROUND 1: 2dc, in each ch3, loop, 2dc, ch3, 2dc, in corner ch3 loops. ROUND 2-6: 2dc in each sp between pairs of dc, creating a closed 'v' st, with 2dc , ch3, 2dc, in each ch3, corner sp. Although it looks like a rectangle when laid out it is in fact almost a perfect square, as you can see when you fold it in half diagonally all the triangles joined together with sc, ch3, sc. A wash to block it and it will be ready for use...enjoy
Tired of 'wrapping'? 'English style' cramping your style? RSI 'throwing' you for a loop? Then try Continental knitting - aka picking. We'll cover the basics of knit and purl to get you going and see if it's for you. We've also got great advice to share that may help with the challenges of switching from 'how you've always done it'. Continental knitting helps some knitters increase their speed, allows for holding two colours, one in each hand while doing colourwork, and gives your body a rest by using different muscles. Supplies: 20g Prosper hand dyed Mini Skein knitting needles (provided/available to purchase or bring your own) scissors (provided/available to purchase or bring your own) Workshop Info: date: Wednesday, 17 April time: 5:45 to 7:45pm location: Prosper Yarn 54 Ponsonby Road If you can come by 15 minutes early to pick out your yarn, we can wind it into a ball for you before class, but this is not essential (we can wind while the class begins as well). This will be a super fun workshop, class size is limited so get in quick! Please include your mobile number as a note on your order or in your account info if you create one. This way when can text you if there are any last minute notices. People of all ages, genders, ethnicities, religions, sexualities and abilities are welcome.
Westknits Kits are available at Stephen & Penelope! Description Info Shown In This is a PDF knitting pattern. Choose one color of DK weight yarn to knit this top-down sweater. The yoke features a unique construction beginning with the collar and cabled saddle shoulder details. The front and back of the yoke are knit flat, and then you pickup sts to complete the rest of the yoke in the rnd. Garter stitch forms the majority of the sweater fabric with textured antler cables cascading down the shoulders and sleeves of the sweater. I-cord edges from the twisted ribbing for a crisp clean look. All rights reserved. Pattern for personal use only. Sizes1 [2, 3, 4, 5] [6, 7, 8, 9]Finished Measurements32 [36, 40, 44, 48] [52, 56, 60, 64]″ / 81 [91, 102, 112, 122] [132, 142, 152, 163]cm finished chest circumference. The Sleeve, Body, & Yoke lengths are customizable. Shown in Size 6 on a 44″ / 112cm chest circumference with about 8″ / 20cm of positive ease for a loose relaxed fit. The sweater is designed to fit with approximately 2 – 8″ / 5 – 20cm of positive ease. I recommend selecting a size that is approximately 2 – 8″ / 5 – 20cm larger than your actual chest circumference, depending on the amount of ease you want.YarnDK weightYardageApproximately 1200 [1400, 1550, 1700, 1800] [1900, 2000, 2100, 2200]yds / 1097 [1280, 1417, 1554, 1646] [1737, 1829, 1920, 2012]m If you are using Walk Collection Merino DK or a yarn with similar yardage, you will need 5 [6, 7, 7, 8] [8, 9, 9. 9] skeins.NeedlesUS 5 / 3.75mm circular in 40″ / 100cm length or 2 sizes smaller than larger needle US 7 / 4.5mm circular in 40″ / 100cm length or size needed to obtain gauge You will need some spare circular needles or waste yarn to hold sts during the construction of the Yoke. Magic loop method is used for knitting smaller circumferences in the round.Notions8 stitch markers, cable needle, tapestry needleGauge20 sts & 40 rnds = 4″ / 10cm in garter stitch after blocking using larger needles (US 7 / 4.5mm recommended) 22 sts & 28 rnds = 4″ / 10cm in twisted rib after blocking using smaller needles (US 5 / 3.75mm recommended) Westknits WorkshopsVenture into the world of Westknits with my series of online workshops. Westknits Workshops can be watched as many times as you like and at your own pace as you learn new knitting skills. Sign up here!https://www.westknits.com/collections/workshops Westknits KitsWe have dozens of curated color palettes to inspire your next Westknits project. Collect a Westknits kit at Stephen & Penelope! We ship worldwide!https://www.stephenandpenelope.com/pages/westknits-kits Westknits on YouTubeCheck out my videos on YouTube for some helpful tutorials and an exciting insight into the woolly world of Westknits!https://www.youtube.com/@StephenWest Walk Collection Merino DK (100% Superwash Merino; 246yds / 225m per 100g skein)Colorway - Olivia
Probably I'm not the only one who has few projects sitting in the back of my closet I'm not going to finish. There are many reasons why some projects were abandoned. Perhaps you've lost interest in or your taste in color has changed. Maybe you have old knit/crochet sweaters or shawls you don't wear anymore. As a designer,
You'll love these brilliant ideas for using up those little bits of yarn leftover from your crochet projects!
Knitted washcloth are useful for your kitchen and a great training for beginners. Diamond dishcloth looks elegant. Try these free patterns!
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What is lace weight yarn? Learn about this specific type of yarn and see what kind of projects it is used for, with free patterns included.
Description A pretty, lightweight square shawl in two sizes (S/L) for baby, worked in allover rosebud patterns from the center out in the round. The eyelet motifs used throughout are easy to work with all-knit rest rows in between. Pretty as a picture, it is also practical, when knit up in soft, machine washable fingering yarn. Shown here Fearless Fibers MCN Luxury, colors Chastity (pink) and Meadow (green) Suggested Yarns: Finn Dandy 3-ply Sport, Modern Deco Lace, Better Breakfast Fingering , Stone Soup Fingering, Shetlandia Fingering , Jacob Fingering, or any soft, smooth fingering yarn with approximately 425 yards per 100 grams. Substituting yarn and/or needles may result in an overall variation in size, drape, and yardage requirement. Finished Size: 36(45) inches square (stretched lightly and blocked) Yarn Requirements: 1000(1650) yds Gauge: 24 sts and 36 rows = 4 inches in stockinette on larger needle (unblocked) Needles : size 4 US (3.5 mm) circular needles (or size to obtain correct gauge) in 16, 24, and 32 inch lengths; DPNs same size as body needle for center start size 3 US (3.25 mm) circular needles (or one size smaller than body needle) in 32 or 40 inch length; DPNs same size as edging needle
Whether you're cleaning out your yarn stash, or just looking for ways to use up leftover bits of yarn while spending more time indoors, today's blog post shares 7 ways use up leftover yarn and make sure that no yarn goes to waste! Idea #1: Make Wool Dryer Balls Many traditional dryer sheets contain chemicals and fragrance, which can irritate sensitive skin. Try making your own dyer balls with leftover bits of wool yarn to reduce drying time (wool fibers are able to absorb a surprising amount of moisture!) and also reduce static electricity. Knitwear designer Louise Tilbrook has a fabulous tutorial on making your own dryer balls with leftover yarn. Tip: Use our nostepinne to start winding your dryer ball to create a perfect round shape! Image source: louisetilbrookdesigns.net Idea #2: Use As Stuffing The next time you're run low on poly-fil stuffing, mix in your leftover yarn snippets to fill your toy or pillow projects! Idea #3: Decorate Gifts Make pom poms, tassels, or simply wrap yarn around your package several times to add a bit of color to any gift! Idea #4: Make a Magic Ball Pick several coordinating colors of the same yarn weight to join together into a "magic ball" that changes colors and textures as you work! Find the free tutorial here from Shiny Happy World. Image source: shinyhappyworld.com Idea #5: Make Do and Mend Repairing small holes in your knitted or crocheted garments doesn't require a full skein of yarn— typically just a yard or two will suffice. Choose a coordinating (but contrasting) color of yarn to visibly mend your next project; click here for tips from Spin-Off Magazine or watch a helpful video shared by @bookhou on Instagram. Image source: Spin-Off Blog Perfect Patterns for Leftover Yarn There are so many patterns that are written for leftover bits of yarn, many of which are available for free. Here are a few of our favorites. Free Knitting Patterns Leftover KAL by Tina v/d Berg is an any-weight, any yardage pattern for a brioche scarf. For those who prefer cowls, check out I Love Trash by C.B. Williams for an in-the-round cowl that you can easily customize. If you have lots of leftover sock yarn, try Dr. Frankenscraps by Fran Singer to make a unique mismatched pair of socks. Keep hands warm with the Drops of Spring Mitts by Quinn Reverendo, which uses small amounts of Aran-weight yarn to create a pixelated design. Mash it Up by Babs Ausherman uses two strands of fingering weight yarn held together to create endless color combinations. Free Crochet Patterns Magic Monday by Brenda Grobler uses fingering weight yarn and several crochet stitches to make a delightfully wearable cowl. Elizabeth Pardue's Scrapadelic Scarf coordinates with her Stripey Mitts pattern to put your leftover worsted weight yarns to good use. The Scrap Buster Beanie by Esther Thompson is a great way to practice a few new-to-you crochet stitches while also using up leftover yarn. Casapinka's Blanket of Calm can be easily adjustable depending on what yarn you have on hand and how big you'd like your blanket to be. Like this post? Pin it!
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Last year I decided I wanted to knit a massive scarf, with a ton of different colorwork motifs, using scraps and leftovers from all the sock yarns I have used over the years. With a little help from a few friends for some extra colors, I gathered my yarns together and started the Leftovers Cowl… Continue reading The Knits: Leftovers Cowl
inspired by tabi shoes, these mittens separate the pointer finger from the rest of the hand for an unexpected design addition. they are knit holding two strands of yarn together throughout, building from the bottom up. ~MATERIALS~ yarn: 1 skein 100g/290m or 2 skeins 50g/140m yarn, yarn is held double throughout the pattern needles: 5.5 mm circular, 6.5 mm circular ~MEASUREMENTS~ total length: 10 inches top of wrist to tallest finger: 6.75 inches hand circumference (without stretch): 10 inches wrist circumference (without stretch): 7 inches ~TECHNIQUES~ knit stitch, purl stitch, picking up stitches, make 1 stitch, knit 2 together ~TENSION SWATCH~ 13 stitches by 16 rows = 4x4 inch square, use 6.5mm needles & stockinette stitch ~LEVEL~ beginner ~FINE PRINT~ for personal use only. purchaser may not copy, resell, or redistribute any part of the pattern, or sell any garments created following the pattern. feel free to reach out with any questions:)
Why sit with nothing to do while you're waiting? The Woolly, Woolly Bag lets you take your knitting project with you. Room for your crochet or knitting supplies and keeps yarn organized and
I've had a bit of free time this month so I decided I wanted to learn something new. I was very close to picking up my ukelele again and self teach myself but I remember how frustrating I found it last year so it's safe to say that's on the back burner again. Yes, I decided to learn how to knit. Knitting is something that my nan always used to do when she was around. It would be a miracle if you could sit down on the sofa without a knitting needle striking up from somewhere and digging you in places you really don't want to be dug! I was sent some wool from CosyWool* to try out so it was indeed time to hunt down some online tutorials so I could teach myself to knit. After a lot of practising with some cheap wool I picked up in a pound shop, I soon got the hang of it. I then decided to go out and buy some better needles from Hobbycraft which are 4mm so it's a nice average size. I was recently challenged to knit a scarf to try and win some knitting goodies so I can carry on with my new found love! The wool I chose from CosyWool is a little crazy but I love it! Here's the final result... What do you think? I am so happy with it and can't wait to wear it! I really want to try and knit some matching mitten gloves! Ashleigh x GREAT NEWS! Being Ashleigh is in the #BLAwards2015 FINALS for Best Lifestyle Blog of The Year! However, to win I need your votes! I would really appreciate if you could vote for me here in the lifestyle category! Let all your pals know too! Do tweet me if you vote for me so I can say thank you! Voting ends 24th December x
This stitch is simple and easy to knit, making it a perfect knit stitch for blankets. The four-row repeat is easy to learn because each row uses one stitch.
A knitted pillow is a perfect piece that can bring some special stylish vibes to your interior. It's also a good gift idea. Check them out!
A set of 5 balls of different colours of organic cotton Rosarios4 For Nature. This knitting yarn / crochet yarn is a 100% certified organic cotton (GOTS) from ecofriendly collection of a Portuguese company. The organic yarn comes from certified pesticide and chemical-free farms. The yarn is DK weight, it is soft and comes in a beautiful range of colours. Perfect for crochet and knitting, wonderful from babies to adults garments. It also works well as amigurumi yarn. Knit or crochet blouses, shawls, baby clothes, blankets, crochet toys and use this organic yarn for many other beautiful projects! The set includes 5 balls (each ball is 50 g - 137 m / 149 yds) of 5 different colours (1 ball per colour) SPECIFICATIONS: 100 % organic cotton (GOTS) Recommended knitting needles size: 3,5-4 mm / 4-6 US 50 g - 137 m / 149 yds Tension 10 x 10 cm / 4''x 4'' = 20 sts x 32 rows in stockinette stitch NOTE: Real colours may differ slightly depending on the settings of your display. Please read my policies before ordering: https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheKnitteryLT/policy?ref=shopinfo_policies_leftnav If you have any questions, please contact me – I am here to answer you! Thank you for visiting!
The Gabriella Tee is a beautiful knit with lace details. The tee is worked top-down, in the round. First the left side of the yoke is worked back and forth, with raglan increases and increases to shape the neckline, followed by the right side of the yoke. The work is then joined in the front. The back neckline is shaped further and once completed, the work is joined at the back. From this point on, the rest of the yoke is knitted in the round. After finishing the yoke, the work is divided into sleeves and body. Stitches are cast on under the arms. The body is knitted in the round until the desired length has been reached. You can choose to work the stitches under the arms in a lace pattern or work the entire body in stockinette stitch. Stitches are bound off using the i-cord bind off. The sleeves are worked in the round, continuing the lace pattern, and bound off using the i-cord bind off. In a final step, stitches are picked up for the neckline to add an i-cord edge. NOTE: Twinning is winning! You can buy the adult & junior version of a design at a reduced price :) (’twinning bundle’) The discount is automatically calculated at the check-out when buying both the adult & junior pattern. The Gabriella Tee is a tee with a positive ease of approx. 10-14 cm 4-4.5 inches compared to the bust circumference. The sizes XS (S) M (L) XL (2XL) 3XL (4XL) 5XL correspond to a bust circumference (of the body) of approx. 74 (84) 94 (104) 114 (124) 134 (144) 155 cm 29.25 (33) 37 (41) 45 (48.75) 52.75 (56.76) 61 inches respectively. Keep in mind that the final measurements of the tee already take these extra 10-14 cm 4-4.5 inches into account. Take the necessary measurements to determine the right size before you start knitting. Size: XS (S) M (L) XL (2XL) 3XL (4XL) 5XL Bust circumference tee: (finished tee): 87 (94.5) 104 (114.5) 125.5 (136) 148.5 (159) 170 cm 34.25 (37.25) 41 (45) 49.5 (53.5) 58.5 (62.5) 67 inches Length: measured from top shoulder: 46 (48) 50 (52) 54 (56) 56 (58) 58 cm 18.25 (19) 19.75 (20.5) 21.25 (22) 22 (23) 23 inches Sleeve length: measured from armhole opening: 12 (12) 12 (13) 13 (13) 14 (14) 14 cm 4.75 (4.75) 4.75 (5) 5 (5) 5.5 (5.5) 5.5 inches Sleeve circumference: measured at armhole opening: 30 (31.5) 36 (36) 38.5 (42.5) 46 (49) 52.5 cm 11.75 (12.5) 14.25 (14.25) 15.25 (16.75) 18 (19.25) 20.75 inches Yoke depth: 16.5 (18) 21 (23) 24.5 (26) 28 (29.5) 31 cm 6.5 (7) 8.25 (9) 9.75 (10.25) 11 (11.5) 12.25 inches Gauge: 10 x 10 cm (4 x 4 inches): 26 sts x 36 rounds (after blocking) with circular needles 3 mm US2.5 in stockinette stitch in the round. Needles: Circular needles 3 mm US2.5 / cables length 40, 60, 80 and/or 100 cm 16, 24, 32 and/or 40 inches OR double pointed needles 3 mm US2.5 if preferred for the sleeves. A tapestry needle. Suggested yarn: ‘Cashmere Lace’ from Gepard Garn (25 g - 350 m), held double: 125 (125) 150 (175) 175 (200) 200 (225) 225 g OR 1 strand of ‘Cottonwool 3’ from Gepard Garn (50 g - 233 m) 200 (200) 300 (300) 350 (400) 400 (450) g OR 1 strand of fingering merino (100 g - 400 m) from for example ‘Olivia & Oliver Fibers’: 200 (200) 300 (300) 300-400 (400) 400 (450) g
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25 Scrap Yarn Projects to use up all those bits of Leftover Yarn
There are 37+ patterns to use up your yarn stash. Shop your own stash with so many small knitting projects to choose from!
The Overbrimming Wrap is a lacy, rectangular shawl knit in fingering-weight yarn. It's perfect for spring and fall, when you just need a light layer.
Tired of 'wrapping'? 'English style' cramping your style? RSI 'throwing' you for a loop? Then try Continental knitting - aka picking. We'll cover the basics of knit and purl to get you going and see if it's for you. We've also got great advice to share that may help with the challenges of switching from 'how you've always done it'. Continental knitting helps some knitters increase their speed, allows for holding two colours, one in each hand while doing colourwork, and gives your body a rest by using different muscles. Supplies: 20g Prosper hand dyed Mini Skein knitting needles (provided/available to purchase or bring your own) scissors (provided/available to purchase or bring your own) Workshop Info: date: Wednesday, 17 April time: 5:45 to 7:45pm location: Prosper Yarn 54 Ponsonby Road If you can come by 15 minutes early to pick out your yarn, we can wind it into a ball for you before class, but this is not essential (we can wind while the class begins as well). This will be a super fun workshop, class size is limited so get in quick! Please include your mobile number as a note on your order or in your account info if you create one. This way when can text you if there are any last minute notices. People of all ages, genders, ethnicities, religions, sexualities and abilities are welcome.
The ZERO WASTE STINA sweater is a great knitting project for all your scrapyarn. It' s knitted from the top down. It has a soft collar, fits really nice around the shoulders and the body has a loose fit. The pattern describes in detail the scrap technique that is used. It's beginnerfriendly. Play with your scraps and you will have a lot of fun making the ZERO WASTE STINA sweater. You can also make the sweater in new yarn, or add some new yarn if you do not have enough scraps. PATTERN Instant PDF download. The pattern is in adult size, women, S- XXL. The pattern is in English and includes detailed descriptions with photos. As soon as you have paid, Etsy will mail you a file where you can download the pattern instantly. If you have any questions, please contact me, I will always be ready to help. MATERIAL I have made the sweater using scrap and reclaimed yarn. It's a perfect project for all your scraps. Personally I really like scrap projects. It's environmental friendly and fun to do. You can of course use any kind of yarn, new or reclaimed. Knitting needles US 10,5/ 7 mm and US 10/ 6 mm. Good luck with your new project, and please do remember, I am always here to help : )
