Wednesday, December 24, 2008

Sweet Honey Beret

This video demonstrates the most difficult part of Honeycomb Stitch (in the round) that was used in this beret. Only two rnds are shown. You should not have any problems with other rnds. This pattern can be found in the Winter 2008 issue of Interweave Knits.


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Sunday, September 7, 2008

Decorative cast-on step-by-step

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This is my very first attempt to make a video out of photos. The colors are not the greatest, please forgive me. I did not have time to add the sound. Let me know if you want my narration. I can add it later. I hope this helps along with the book instructions.
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Neck Dresser

Neck Dresser


Enjoy this beautiful Neck Dresser. Wear it as a neck warmer or under a sweater for a fashion statement. Two buttons, if chosen carefully, add to the design.

Two-way beanie

Two-way beanie

Two-Way Beanie

This attractive hat can be made with or without the visor. The band is covering your ears on a cold day. Use the soft yarn (merino wool, silk, cashmere, or alpaca), do not add the visor and it becomes a very nice and soft beret. Enjoy the versatility of this pattern.
Knit in the round. Needles: US 9 (16") circular
Gauge: 4sts = 1"
Additional suggestions for visor insert: any craft foam sheets, plastic mesh, or fabric stitched many times over. Cut out the shape of your knitted bill.

Lacy Braids Scarf

Lacy Braids Scarf
Lacy Braids Scarf
An easy lacy pattern combined with nicely done edges, produces an illusion of a reversible scarf. Choose the yarn that drapes and you have a winner!
Needles: US 9 (5.5 mm)
Gauge: 4.5 sts = 1"

Thick and Basic Socks

Thick and Basic Socks
Thick and Basic Socks
This pattern is great for learning how to knit socks. Quick project. Worked on double-pointed needles. Written for three sizes. Can be worn as slippers.
Needles: US 10 (6 mm) double-pointed
Gauge: 4 sts = 1"