Shopping Cart. Knit Edging. Inside Outside Cowl Pattern – Churchmouse Yarns & Teas. Kate Davies Designs. Emily Explains: Binding Off in the Middle of a Row. Finally getting to a point where you feel confident enough to knit sweaters is so exciting!
I recommend all beginning knitters have no fear about knitting sweaters – it is so much fun! At some point in our sweater knitting, we all come across a pattern where we need to bind off in the middle of a row. This commonly happens when we reach our necklines (wohoooo- a sign you are almost done!). It can also be used as a design element in a sweater. Aneto is a beautiful example of what it can look like when we bind off in the middle of a sweater. In many of your patterns you’ll find that when shaping your neckline or a circular opening you are asked to “knit ___ number of stitches then join another ball of yarn, bind off in the center and knit to end.”
If that sounds confusing to you, here is how it looks: Knit ___ number of stitches then join another ball of yarn (highlighted in yellow!) Bind off in the center using the ball of yarn you joined and knit until the end (highlighted in yellow!) Emily. LitKnits: 22 Patterns for Literary Mittens. Earlier this month, we rounded up some knitting and crocheting patterns for book-inspired hats.
But we’ve got to protect our hands from the elements, too, so let’s do it in style! Lantern Waste Mittens, by Kjerstin Gjengedal If you’re whisked away to Narnia this winter, maybe the White Witch will go a little easier on you if show up wearing mittens bearing the likeness of Maugrim, the Captain of her Secret Police? Alice in Wonderland Mittens, by Jennifer LangAlice’s Queen of Hearts Gloves, by Crystal Baer I’m in Wonderland already just looking at these. Bella’s Mittens, by Marielle Henault No matter how many vampires you hang out with—or smooch—these mittens will keep you warm. District 12, by Bethany McRaePrimrose Everdeen Gloves, by Merry Elizabeth Porter Life in The Hunger Games‘ District 12 is hard enough without having to deal with cold hands.
Den hemmelige hagen (The Secret Garden), by Tori Seierstad The fact that the designer included the robin and the key? O.W.L. Sophie's Universe CAL 2015. Hello and Welcome to the Sophie’s Universe CAL 2015.
You have no idea how excited (and how nervous) I am about this CAL. I hope that you will enjoy making this blanket with us. May you learn lots of new stitches and make many, many good friends along the way! Those of you who followed the Block a Week CAL 2014 will know that the CAL (crochet-along) was hosted by the Official CCC Social Group on Facebook (you have to be logged into Facebook in order to access the link to the group). The mastermind behind the CAL was my good friend Kimberly Slifer. IMPORTANT: Please do not copy, reproduce, or distribute this pattern in part or as a whole. Thank you, Dedri. Eskimimi’s Knitulator knitting increase and decrease calculator. Knitulate!
The Knitulator is provided free for all to use, so please feel free to link to it, pin, Facebook or Tweet it for future use by yourself and anyone you think might find it handy. Some graphics are also included below if you wish for a button or graphic to share with the link. There may be some improvements/changes in the future, but baby brain is definitely saying 'later' to me at the moment. In the meantime there is also a handy Information and FAQ section below.
Handy Info & FAQ Can I use different increases/decreases to those given? Yes. Increase Method One uses a simple M1 increase, and this can be substituted with any increase that makes a new stitch between stitches. Are there any limitations to the increases/decreases I can make? Yarn Substitution. The Yarn Mission.