Churchmouse Yarns & Teas - Koigu Linen Stitch Scarf. “Harmonize a hundred colors.
Or quietly play tone on tone.” Linen stitch has a way of harmonizing even the most disparate colors. Our friend Mimi Hepler first created this scarf to use up all her precious Koigu leftovers—18 different colorways! So for our scarf we chose three skeins of Koigu that combined as many different colors as possible. But it’s equally beautiful in subtle shades. FINISHED SIZE Approx. 5"/13cm x 60"/152cm, excluding fringe. YARN 3 skeins Koigu KPPPM (175 yds/160m each) in 3 different colorways. NEEDLES US 6 (4mm) 24—32"/60—80cm circular, or size to obtain gauge. GAUGE 32 sts = 4"/10cm in linen stitch, before blocking. 30 sts = 4"/10cm in linen stitch, after blocking. The woven appearance of this fabric has intrigued us from day one, even as knitting this scarf can be slow and contemplative. Knit Coffee Sleeve - KNITTING. Sizing. Sizing Information This page will help you obtain accurate head measurements for babies, children and adults.
Head sizes vary from person to person, but generally fall into the size categories below. To be sure though, one size does not fit all! To measure your head circumference, wrap a tape measure around the widest part of your head - over your hair, from your forehead, above your ears and around the back, then round to the front again. Make sure the tape measure is snug - a Hat should fit snuggly; not too tight or too loose. The length of a Hat will vary between styles, but to know the length of your head in relation to the pattern, measure from your crown to the base of your ear and this will give you your ideal head length for Hats. Full_Hilaria%20Top. Coraline Gloves. Also, welcome to everyone from Craft and Lime and Violet's Daily Chum, and especially those from Mr.
Gaiman's blog! I'm thrilled that you guys like the gloves. And (ahem) Hi, Mr. Gaiman! I can die happy now. EDIT: Changes were made on 2/9. Size: Women's small (Hand circumference 7.5")Materials: Cascade Yarns Cash Vero [55% merino, 33% acrylic, 12% cashmere] Color #006 - pumpkin (MC), #032 - Olive (CC1), #002 - black (CC2), : One ball eachStitch markers, darning needle, scrap yarn for holding stitches.Note: One ball of each will most likely give you two pairs of gloves, if not three depending on the size of your hands.Needles: Size 6 or whatever size needed to get gaugeGauge: 5 sts/inch Pattern notes:*Because of the many color changes, it is easiest to carry extra strands up the inside edge of the glove.
PM - place markerM1 - make one by picking up from the round beneath and knitting through the back loopA short video for the cable cast-on can be found here. The "Dummy Clap" Shawl, Scarf & Shrug (KUAS Original Pattern) UPDATED 4/22/12 to be 100% crochet-free, pdf'ed, and to include two drop-stitch versions.
Designed by Anna Peck-Maliszewski[Ravel-it!] NEW!!! Watch the video tutorial! Homestead Heirlooms, LLC Home Page. Noni Clematis Shopping Bag Pattern at Dream Weaver Yarns LLC. Ravelry. Continental knitting demo. Keeping Boyfriend's Ears Warm Since 2006. I knit a simple stockinette cap for my boyfriend last winter. How to Pick Up a Dropped Stitch in Knitting For Dummies. Jogless stripes. Includes a how-to click picture Knotingale asks "can you explain the 'jogless' join method for stripes knit in the round?
I can't understand the instructions I've found thus far. " As we say here in Wisconsin, "yup, you bet! " Here's the short answer. JOGLESS STRIPE HOW-TO (a new way) On color change rounds, change colors by knitting the first stitch of the new color as you usually would. STACKING the COLOR CHANGES The only thing at all complicated in jogless striping is how you choose to stack the color changes. Here it is, one more time, slower, with complete step-by step directions and more photos. On the round BEFORE you intend to change colors, insert a stitch marker at the place you intend to change colors.On the color change round--slip the marker, then change colors by simply starting to knit with the new color.On the following round, when you come to the marker, slip it.
Staggered rib scarf : It's a Stitch Up: Original patterns and knitting resources. A cosy, chunky-weight scarf in a reversible, diagonal rib pattern.
Staggered-rib scarf When I came across this stitch pattern I knew it was ideal for a scarf – simple, reversible, quicker to knit than seed stitch and normal 2×2 ribbing (because it compresses less). I’ve given it a beginner rating because it’s entirely knit and purl. However, it requires a bit of concentration at first because you have to purl stitches that look like they should be knit and vice versa. If you get lost, use the photos below to check whether you’re on an odd side (rib pattern moves one stitch right) or an even side (pattern does not move). The yarn I have chosen is a warm and luxurious blend of merino, alpaca and silk.