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This tunic is a winter-warm "pull-over" and a real figure flatterer due to the A-line ;-)
You should be able to:
Knit and purl, pick up stitches, knit stitches together and weave in ends.
Patchwork knitting is beginner-friendly knitting! It may look complicated, but in most cases it’s actually quite simple. For this little jacket, you only need to knit and make simple decreases. The pattern includes lots of pictures and detailed patch instructions. A little patchwork experience can be helpful, but it’s definitely not required. Anyone who has already knitted one of my “Karls” will certainly manage without any problems. And anyone with knitting experience will definitely be fine as well. If you’re still a beginner, I simply recommend following the instructions word for word without overthinking it — then it will work out too.
I also made two short videos about picking up stitches and weaving in ends. Please excuse the less-than-perfect quality — I’m not exactly a filmmaker; I can truly knit much better than I can film… sweating a little … but they should definitely be good enough to show how I do it ;-)
Simply type “Littlecherry strickt” into the YouTube search function.
Tunic pattern (size 36/38, 40/42, 44/46, 48/50)
Material from 200, 250, 300, 350 g Samba, Pullover & Socken Garn, Color 4230 (as main color) 100, 100, 150, 150 g, Samba, Pullover & Socken Garn, black (as contrasting color) circular knitting needle size 3 mm with 60 mm wire (if you knit loosely, use 2.5 mm)
3.5 mm crochet hook,
3 stitch markers (MM)
Many hours of work have gone into this knitting pattern. It was created with time, skill, nerves and a not insignificant amount of coffee and is protected by copyright. Pirated copies, passing on or "just sending quickly" is prohibited. Those who do it anyway may henceforth
never have the right number of stitches again
constantly have to unravel
find voracious moths in the wool basket
constantly pulling woolly vomit directly out of the ball
only get yarn with knots
Thanks to all honest and fair knitters who respect and support creative work. Without you, such instructions would not exist. Like
Your stitches and patterns should always be uniform
Your projects fit perfectly
always reach the yarn to the last stitch and
Never lose interest in our beautiful hobby
Yours sincerely,
Andrea Kirsch
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This tunic is a winter-warm "pull-over" and a real figure flatterer due to the A-line ;-)
You should be able to:
Knit and purl, pick up stitches, knit stitches together and weave in ends.
Patchwork knitting is beginner-friendly knitting! It may look complicated, but in most cases it’s actually quite simple. For this little jacket, you only need to knit and make simple decreases. The pattern includes lots of pictures and detailed patch instructions. A little patchwork experience can be helpful, but it’s definitely not required. Anyone who has already knitted one of my “Karls” will certainly manage without any problems. And anyone with knitting experience will definitely be fine as well. If you’re still a beginner, I simply recommend following the instructions word for word without overthinking it — then it will work out too.
I also made two short videos about picking up stitches and weaving in ends. Please excuse the less-than-perfect quality — I’m not exactly a filmmaker; I can truly knit much better than I can film… sweating a little … but they should definitely be good enough to show how I do it ;-)
Simply type “Littlecherry strickt” into the YouTube search function.
Tunic pattern (size 36/38, 40/42, 44/46, 48/50)
Material from 200, 250, 300, 350 g Samba, Pullover & Socken Garn, Color 4230 (as main color) 100, 100, 150, 150 g, Samba, Pullover & Socken Garn, black (as contrasting color) circular knitting needle size 3 mm with 60 mm wire (if you knit loosely, use 2.5 mm)
3.5 mm crochet hook,
3 stitch markers (MM)
Many hours of work have gone into this knitting pattern. It was created with time, skill, nerves and a not insignificant amount of coffee and is protected by copyright. Pirated copies, passing on or "just sending quickly" is prohibited. Those who do it anyway may henceforth
never have the right number of stitches again
constantly have to unravel
find voracious moths in the wool basket
constantly pulling woolly vomit directly out of the ball
only get yarn with knots
Thanks to all honest and fair knitters who respect and support creative work. Without you, such instructions would not exist. Like
Your stitches and patterns should always be uniform
Your projects fit perfectly
always reach the yarn to the last stitch and
Never lose interest in our beautiful hobby
Yours sincerely,
Andrea Kirsch
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ich bin bei Patch 1
Lt. Anleitung sind am Ende 3x2 bzw. 3x3 Maschen zusammenzustricken und gleichzeitig abzuketten. Es müssten doch viel mehr Maschen von dem Abketten auf der Nadel sein.
Und lt. Foto ebenfalls. Ich bitte hier um eine Erklärung der Anleitung.
Danke
bei Var. 2 wird auf der Rückseite die vor dem MM markierte Masche und die danach rechts zusammen abgehoben, die 1 M nach dem MM stricken die 2 abgehobenen darüber ziehen. Dies sieht bei mir auf der Hinseite (kleines Loch) nicht gut aus.
Var 1 sieht auch nicht besser aus. Ich hatte früher dies immer auf glatt rechts gestrickt gemacht.
Mache ich irgendwas falsch?
Gruß Karin
bei den Randmaschen heißt es, die letzte Ma links abheben. Ist dabei der Faden vor oder hinter der Arbeit? Sorry für die dumme Frage!
Liebe Grüße
Claudia