les tutos, les tutos, les tutos...
Allez, il nous reste quelques jours avant la date fatidique et ces petites mitaines seront parfaites sous le sapin... Deux petites soirées sont nécessaires à leur réalisation, juste parfait pour le temps qu'il nous reste... Après avoir contacté Janelle et Cathy Friedland de Dancing Ewe Yarns, le site sur lequel le modèle est disponible, j'ai obtenu l'autorisation de vous offrir la traduction de ce joli modèle facile, mais qui fait son petit effet... Susies ReadingMitts Design de Susie Rogers and Janelle Masters Taille petite (moyenne, large) Echantillon : 23 mailles/10 cm aiguilles 3,5 (circulaire ou double-pointes) (Etant donné que le modèle se tricote en rond, hormis la partie ourlet en dents de chat et le motif en dentelle, il est tricoté en jersey endroit, donc en rond on ne tricote que des mailles à l'endroit) Motif dentelle tricotée en rond : rang 1 : envers rang 2 : endroit rang 3 : envers rang 4 et 5 : endroit rang 6 : (1 jeté, 2 m ens) tout le rang rang 7 et 8 : endroit rang 9 : envers
A Pattern! | At Yarn's End
I've gotten a few requests for the Wager's Hat I made for my friend Pam for Christmas and so I'm going to post it here - the best I can remember. I think I wrote it down somewhere (how many stitches to cast on and then increase but as usual, I can't find it!) but I'll give it a go! I think the stitch is based on Barbara Walker's Wager's Welt pattern but I'm not so sure. Wager Hat You will need: Bulky yarn (about 140 yards) I used a little more than half a skein of Lion Brand Homespun yarn since I didn't want Pam to have to worry about washing wool when she's got all that chemotherapy to worry about! Repeat Pattern 3X, ending with Row 8 9: Knit 10: Knit 11: *K14, K2tog, rep* 12: Purl 13: *K13, K2tog, rep * 14: Purl 15: *K12, K2tog, rep * 16: Purl 17: *K11, K2tog, rep * 18: Knit 19: *K10, K2tog, rep * 20: Knit 21: *K2tog, rep * 22:Knit 23: *K2tog, rep * Gather and BO, weave in the ends Pam sent me an email a few days after we met and she says she loves her hat!
Crafts From The Past: Rice Bag Tote
I hope you guys don't mind but I'm going to re-post one of my older crafts from when I first started blogging. I'm currently fighting a horrible flu and just don't have the energy to be crafting/writing. I'm keeping my fingers crossed I'll be back to normal my Monday. I made this handbag out of two rice bags. We buy the large bags since we eat a lot of rice here. Suppliestwo large rice bagsthreadrulerscissorssewing machine Here's one of the rice bags I used. Hem the top of both large pieces of plastic. For the handles cut two strips of the rice bag to 16 1/2" by 3". Center handle to wrong side of bag and pin in place. Pin right sides of bag together.
The Ukrainian FolkArt
Home * Photonews * Проблемы НТР * Мечты о машинном переводе * Відтінки культури * New! * Здорове життя * Рідний край * Мій рідний Ніжин * Погляди на Київ * Київські шляхи * Битви за рідну землю * Бабин яр * Походження Києва * Глобус України * Наші мандрівки * Наші Карпати * Люди * Родовід Лисенків та Біланів * Життєпис * Мой сын Олег, пилот * По следам Добрыни * Леонід Глібов * Станiслав Лем * Юрiй Лисянський * Георгiй Малаков * Олена Телiга * Вiктор Суворов * Карел Чапек * Ukrainian Aeneide * Ukrainian FolkArt * VirtualTourist Text of Alla FILATOVA, photographs by Yuri BUSLENKO © Ukraine illustrated monthly #2, 1991 The cosy apartment of Maria Zarembska, an embroideress, is full of books. Maria quoted these lines before we began our talk. Is it possible to be brief about the creative powers of this artist? The artist boasts an extraordinary sense of composition and has an extremely good eye which enable her to bring the drawings on the canvas to life with unusual accuracy.
