Chunk_Rib_Shrug.pdf (application/pdf Object) Advertisement Learn More Our Fall 2013 issue has a special focus on the tools we spinners love.
Our authors have shared stories of the tools they’ve loved: Elizabeth Fahey tells the tale of wheel maker Norm Hall; Peter Teal delves into his discoveries about wool combs in the 1960s that brought them back into spinning practice; Judith Helton went to great lengths—traveling through time and space—to learn the backstory of the antique wheel she purchased from a thrift store; Debbie Ellis had a chance to spin on Mahatma Gandhi’s charkha; and Marion Wheatland took her wheel to Antarctica for a special project to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Sir Douglas Mawson’s Australian Antarctic Expedition.There are also tips on how to use your tools better, from how to stop a spindle from wobbling, to how to use a flick carder, to how adjust your wheel so that you can spin fine yarns.
How to Knit a Tube Scarf. My Chunky Cable Simple Scarf Pattern. In an effort to make some quick gifts, I made this scarf up very quickly.
I used one skein of Wool-Ease Thuck & quick Super Bulky Wt. I was going for a easy scarf, one that would be good if you have never knitted any cables, and would be unisex. Easy Chunky Cable Scarf Pattern One Skein of Super Bulky Wt. Wool 6oz/170 gms or 108 yds/98 meters SZ US 17 needles or 12.75mm Cast on 14 sts row 1 Knit 4 Purl 6 Knit 4 2 K 4, CF6 (k), K4 8 K* repeat CF6 (k)=Slip 3 sts to the cable needle and hold to the front, K 3, Now knit 3 from cable needle.
Knit. Staggered rib scarf : It’s a Stitch Up: Free knitting patterns a. 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. Size information Length: 156 cm (62 in.)Width: 13.5 cm (5.25 in.) Requirements. Pattern for “Chunky Braided Scarf” « Butterfly Morning. I’m very excited about all the nice responses my chunky braided scarf recieved in Craftster, so… here’s my attemp at writing a pattern for it.
It’s really rudimentary, but the making is a lot easier than what you might guess from just looking at it. Some people asked me about the kind of yarn I used, well, it’s called Alpandina, a Peruvian blend of alpaca and acrylic. It’s really really warm, but it’s also quite light-weight, so I had to use five strands held together with size 13 knitting needles. OK…. so.. pattern, I hope you can all understand it!! With 30 stitches, Do a 2×2 rib for as many rows as you are comfortable with. Note: I did the ribbing and braiding in the same needles, however, I think I should have done the ribbing with a size smaller. Studio Window Scarves Pt. 2: Patty & Tracey Share Their Scar. November 11th, 2009 by Patty At the Lion Brand Yarn Studio, we’ve been making scarves for the Partnership for the Homeless, an organization here in NYC, as well as collecting scarf & hat donations from local yarncrafters.
We’re having so much fun knitting and crocheting for charity in our window, we thought we’d share some of our patterns. Each one of us gets to make whatever we want. Sometimes we use the StitchFinder, and sometimes we make it up. Quot;Free Scarf Knitting Patterns" Scarves are probably some of the most versatile accessories -- and they are fun and easy to knit.
Different colors and yarn textures make very different scarves and for those who are a little more adventurous in their knitting, exciting patterns can really bring about that special touch to perfect your personal look. In this article we have assembled a collection of various scarves. Some are quick and easy, while others may require a little more patience and skill, but they are all much more than just a piece of clothing to keep you warm. Knit one for yourself or knit for friends and family, as you are sure to get lots of compliments on your creativity. Free Knitting Patterns - Scarves & Shawls. Free Knitting Scarf Patterns. 11 Savvy Knitted Scarf Designs for Beginners : Crafting : Home & These projects are for any level knitter and include no purling or fancy stitches.
In some projects, the needle size and yarn used are listed. If not listed, feel free to choose your own needle gauges and yarn types. You will need various yarns, knitting needles and scissors for these projects. Scarf 1 This relatively short scarf is soft and can be worn several different ways. Yarn: Pezuche from Suss Designs - 100% rayon Needles: size #6 or #7 Cast on 20 to 25 stitches and knit to end of skein of yarn. Scarf 2 This long black scarf has multicolored dots. Yarn: Prisma by Filatura DiCrosa Italy (2 skeins, 82 yds. each) Needles: #15 Cast on 10 sts. and knit to desired length.
Scarf 3 This long multicolored (blue, black, purple) scarf features 10-inch fringe. Yarn: one skein of Chameleon by Online* Needles: #17 *This was a big skein because the yarn was so fat and fluffy. Cast on 10 stitches. Free Scarf Knitting Pattern Link Dire. Of San Francisco - Contemporary Yarns, Knit Designs, Knitting Su. Gt; Knitting Patterns: Scarves, Shawls, Shrugs, etc.