So!Fil spécialiste des laines Rowan Filature Fonty INAUGURATION de notre station de retraitement de nos eaux usées le 23 octobre 2015 Conformément à ses choix éthiques la filature Fonty s'est dotée d'un outil écologique pour le retraitements de ses eaux, elle est une des rares filatures à disposer d'une telle installation (pour en savoir plus cliquer ici) **************************************** Rowan, Noro, Debbie Bliss, Louisa Harding - the best designer knitting yarns and accessories | Jannette's Rare Yarns Le portail du Tricot et des Arts de la Laine
Classic Cuffed Hat | Purl Soho - Create 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. Update: October 2014 We gave our recent Classic Cuffed Hats a dash of pepper with our Worsted Twist Heather! Update: January 2015 This pattern continues to impress us. Materials Gauge Sizes Baby (Kid, Adult) Notes Pattern Begin Finish
emma wigginton stitched textile art Haz Wool, Will Knit: January 2012 Not that I like to be seen to pander too much to my blogger stats and comments, but it does seem that there are a few people out there who would like to know how I made my Killing Jumper. I'm not going to describe what follows as a pattern, it is more working notes on what I did. I hope they make sense and provide some help, if not drop me a line. Ravelry References: Equipment - 8mm circular needle, nice and long mine was 100cm - Stitch markers - Stitch holders or spare yarn Gauge 11st x 16 rows to a 10cm square of stocking stitch Finished Size I am somewhere between a UK10 and 12 on top, the finished measurements of my jumper are Length of back from neck: 66cm Length of body to underarm: 42cm Length of arm from underarm: 47cm Working notes: This is basically a simple top down raglan, with the charted motif work in. Neck Cast on 54 stitches, join in round Knit 8 rows of Knit 1, Purl 1 rib K21, place marker, K6, place marker, K21, place marker, K6, place marker Short row shaping on back K17, wrap & turn
Noir c’est noir #2 Le black beanie! (tuto et concours inside) C'est quoi un beanie??? Bah un beanie, c'est un gros bonnet! Si jamais tu ne le sais pas, c'est que tu n'as pas de fille au collège (même que le beanie, s'il est trop grand c'est mieux, mais j'ai la faiblesse de préférer le mien à ma taille…) Bref. Et donc, le beanie, cette année, paraît que c'est pas mal de l'avoir en noir! Même ma Louise vintage en porte un, c'est dire! Mon koyok! Voilà! Ca faisait un petit moment que je me disais que ça serait pas mal d'avoir un bonnet noir. Deux beanies très simples, version adulte, et version koyok, mais ça va aussi pour les vrais enfants, rassurez-vous! Let's go pour le tuto! Matos: 2 (3) pelotes de laine Essentials big (chez Arrow Workshop) 1 pompon fausse fourrure aiguilles à tricoter n°5 et n°6 (la laine est prévue pour plus gros mais j'aime bien que les bonnets aient de la tenue) une aiguille à laine Points employés: côtes 2/2 (2 mailles endroit/2 mailles envers) point mousse (tout à l'endroit) Avec les aiguilles 5, monter 48 (60)m