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Classic Cuffed Hat For as long as I can remember, every Sunday my grandmother makes fresh pasta from scratch, and every Sunday she uses the same metal pasta maker she got as a wedding anniversary gift from my grandfather in 1961. When we press her to upgrade to a new machine, she always responds, “It’s hard to improve on a classic!” I revisited the truth in my grandmother’s words when I set out to make this winter’s hat. How could I improve on a classic winter hat? Very little, and so my pondering ended with these Classic Cuffed Hats, as reliable and perfectly timeless as a 1961 pasta maker! To ensure a design that would last a half a century, I made a couple of important decisions. Second, I chose a yarn that I think of as an instant classic, Purl Soho’s 100% merino Worsted Twist. Materials Hat with pom pom: 1 (2, 2) skeins of Purl Soho’s Worsted Twist, 100% merino. Baby Size, left, from top to bottom: Paprika Red, Pink Grapefruit, Ochre Yellow and Yellow Zest Gauge Sizes Baby (Kid, Adult) Notes Pattern Begin
Knitting Cables The simple technique of cabling (crossing one group of stitches over another) lends itself to many interpretations in knitting. It's easy to do, you can make all kinds of interesting and imaginative cable patterns. All it takes is a little patience and practice. You can make any kind of cable by suspending (holding) a number of stitches on a cable needle (cn) while you knit that same number of stitches from the LH needle. Standard or rope cables are the most basic cables. If you want to make a cable that looks like it's twisting to the left, you hold your suspended stitches in front of your work while you knit from the LH needle.If you want to make a cable that twists to the right, hold the suspended stitches in back. Instructions for a 6-stitch left-twisting cable usually read something like this: Sl 3 sts to cn, hold in front, k3, k3 from cn. You may also see abbreviations like C3F and C3B. Knitting a standard cable When you knit cables, you don't have to cross stitches on every row.
winding yarn I've always imagined that it would be so much fun to own my own ball winder... to be able to make those adorable little perfect yarn cakes. But I was astounded at the cost. I decided to do a bit of research first to make sure I chose wisely before purchasing. In the meantime, I learned a very simple technique for winding a centre-pull ball of yarn... and it cost me nothing. All you need is a cardboard tube and your own two hands! The perfect size tube is the inner roll from toilet paper. These photos are a tiny bit blurry... because it's actually quite difficult to photograph yourself while your hands are busy winding yarn... I have taken the tube from inside a roll of baking paper, and will need to cut it down to about one third of the size. Make a small snip in the end of the tube. Tie the start of your yarn in a knot. Slip the knot inside the snip you made at the end of the tube. Slide your thumb inside the tube, and hold the yarn in place with your finger as shown. Ta-da!
26 Clever And Inexpensive Crafting Hacks Beasts! | c v e t u l k a knits Hi, everyone! Today I'll give you the knitting pattern for my little animal creatures! ЖивотинкиИзцяло изработени от прежда, 100% ръчна изработка. You need: - straight needles 3 mm - tapestry needle - crochet hook Abbreviations: CO - cast on BO - bind off k - knit p – purl k2tog – knit two together ssk – slip, slip, knit st st- stockinette stitch Knit the body as EMOTICONS HERE (cat, tiger, dog, pig, bird's wings) CO 2 sts Row 1: k Row 2: k1, m1, k1 (3 sts) Row 3: k Row 4: k1, m1, k2 (4 sts) Row 5: k Row 6: k1, m1, k2, m1, k1 (6 sts) Row 7: p Increase this way till you get 12 sts, then bind off. (dog, cat, tiger) CO 4 sts. KNit an I-cord long about 3 inches and bind off. Make a pom-pom for the rabbit. elephant CO 14 sts Rows 1-4: k Row 5: sl1, m1, k12, m1, k1 (16 sts) Row 6-8: k Row 9: sl1, k1, k2tog, k8, k2tog, k2 (14 sts) Row 10: k Row 11: sl1, k1, k2tog, k6, k2tog, k2 (12 sts) Row 12-14: k Row 15: sl1, k1, k2tog, k4, k2tog, k2 (10 sts) Row 16-18: k Row 19: sl1, k1, k2tog, k2, k2tog, k2 (8 sts) Bind off. CO 12 sts
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Spud & Chloë – Spud Says! (the blog) the gang’s all here for inspiring craft ideas featuring Spud & Chloë yarn – Spud Says! — Blog Hi Spud & Chloë Friends, Okay, I’ve got a cute one for you today. I’ve been putting out some sneak peeks on Twitter and Facebook yesterday (please join me on both – see the top of the blog sidebar for links). The response was huge! Here is some information you might like to know: Finished Measurements: 3 inches wide (including the wings) by 5 inches tall (with the head curved over) Yarn: Spud & Chloë Sweater (55% superwash wool, 45 % organic cotton; 160 yards/100 grams), 1 skein each in Watermelon #7512, Ice Cream #7500 and Popsicle #7501 Blue Sky Alpacas Worsted Cotton (100% organically grown cotton; 150 yards/100 grams), 1 skein in Ink #613 Tools: US size 5 double pointed needles, set of 4 or size to obtain gauge Yarn needle Scissors Tape measure or ruler Polyester fiber-fill Pinky Hi-Bounce Ball (optional if you prefer to stuff the body with fiberfill) Black embroidery floss Stitch marker 2 pipe cleaners Gauge: 6 stitches per inch in stockinette stitch Click here for the video tutorial!
Flappy Flounder : Knitty Spring+Summer 2011 Tail: Using one double-point needle and MC, loosely CO 8 sts. Rows 1-3: K all sts. Row 4: Ssk, k4, k2tog. 6 sts. Row 5: [Kfb] six times. 12 sts. Redistribute sts between two double-point needles as follows: *sl first st to first needle, slip next st to second needle; repeat from * until each of two needles holds 6 sts. From this point, body will be worked in the round. Body: Rounds 1-3: K all sts. Mouth: K 2 rounds. LONG FIN All fins and flippers are worked using MC. CO 1 st. Row 3: K3. Row 8: Ssk, k1, sl 1 purlwise, pick up st in body, return slipped st to left needle, k2tog tbl. 3 sts. Work short fin in the same way as long fin, along opposite side of body. FRONT FLIPPER Note: If desired, flippers can be knit separately and sewn on later, instead of being worked from picked-up sts. Row 1: K2. TOP FLIPPER Pick up 2 sts in top of body as shown above, slightly to left of center and approx. 12 rounds from base of mouth. Round 1: K all sts.
Orca Whale | Knittybutton This one was a bit harder than anticipated. The other patterns have come to me fairly easily, but this one presented a few unique challenges. So here he is, without further ado. Mr. Orca whale, on a map of Orcas Island! Once again, thanks to my dear husband who has taken it upon himself to do all of the photo shoots lately. Alright, and here is the pattern: Orca Whale Pattern (Killer Whale) Supplies: Size 4 DPN’s Black worsted weight yarn (about ¼ a skein) White worsted weight yarn Yarn needle Toy Stuffing Body: Using your black yarn cast on 6 stitches. White Belly: This part is knit separately and sewn on afterwards. Top fin: Cast on 8 stitches in black yarn *Knit across* Repeat starred row 8 times K2T, K6 Knit across K2T, K5 Knit across K2T, K4 Knit across K2T, K3 Knit across K2T, K2 Knit across K2T, K1 Bind off Side fins (Make two!) Using only two DPN’s it might get a little tight, so try not to hold your yarn too tight. Like this: Like Loading...