Vest Crepidula

This vest was inspired by this Drops-Pattern (108-40) . However, Crepidula isn’t knitted down top as the drops vest, but top-down. Furthermore Crepdula has no sleeves, asn Drops 108-40 has.

Crepidula is very appropriate for changing colours because you can knit top-down with one single thread without interuption. You knit as long as there is still wool or you reach the desired length. Possible you can knit the lower egde with some matching yarn.

I planned to improve this pattern a bit, I am sorry to say I lack the energy to do so. I hope you get along with this simplified pattern. Have fun knitting it.

Crepidula from Evilla wool

Crepidula from Kauni wool

Here is the pattern as  a word-document:

Pattern-Crepidula-English

If you want to make buttonholes: k2tog and YO with sts 3 and 4 from the end of the row, in row 15, 31, 47, 63 .

Gauge: 10 x 10 cm are 15 stitches and 24 rows

Anleitung/Pattern Winterhauch

Please scroll down for English instructions

Hier ist nun die endgültige Anleitung für das Tuch Winterhauch. Ndja hat die Dateien der jeweiligen Teile in jeweils einer PdF-Datei zusammengefasst.

Das Forum Handarbeitsfrau ist wieder online, die Anleitung gibt es auch hier.

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Anleitung Teil 1

Legende Teil 1

Instructions part 1

legend part 1

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Anleitung Teil 2

Instructions part 2

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Teil 3 Anleitung

Instructions part 3

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Teil 4 Anleitung

Instructions part 4

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Teil 5 Anleitung

Instructions part 5

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Teil 6 Anleitung

Instructions part 6

To knit this shawl, you need to download the Instructions files plus legend in English. The German word „Teil“ means part „rechts“ means right, „links“ = left, „Mitte“ = middle. You also have to download the  chart files of each part, starting with „Teil 1 „. Have fun

Tinka Shawl

Here is the pattern of the Tinka Shawl, hopefully free of mistakes, which might happen when placing so many symbols.

If you decide to knit this shawl, it would be nice to hear how the pattern works and that you will copy photolinks of your finshed shawl. And now have fun knitting the shawl:

An here is a detailed photo of a single peak:

Here is the pattern Tinka Shawl .pdf

Copyright @ Beyenburgerin, only for private use

If you find out that the edge pattern definitely doesn’t like you because it is a bit tricky, you can finish the shawl as Arvika Shawl

Lacy Blue Wristwarmers – English

Here you can download the pattern for the Lacy Blue Socks. I was inspired to this pattern by Anna Dalvi’s Shawl Mystic Waters.  Anna gave me the permission to use her shawl patterns in this sock pattern.

And here you can downlaod the pattern:

Lacy Blue Wristwarmers

Here is the link to the Lacy Blue Socks . A 100 g ball of sock wool is sufficient for both projects.

Some wrong Symbols made their way into the chart here is the Correction

Lacy Blue Socks – English

Here you can download the pattern for the Lacy Blue Socks. I was inspired to this pattern by Anna Dalvi’s Shawl Mystic Waters.  Anna gave me the permission to use her shawl patterns in this sock pattern.

 

Photo in a bigger version  . 

Please click here to see a detail shot of the heel

layc-blue-socks-anleitung-englisch2a .pdf

Betsy from California was so nice to correct my English and here is the corrected version of the pattern:

Lacy Blue Socks English corrected .pdf

Scarf Suntrap

Suntrap Scarf

 

Experience: Intermediate  

Size:

ca. 28 x 185 cm/ about 11 inches wide and 73 inches long(es können auch andere Größenangaben verwendet werden wie Konfektionsgröße, Kindergrößen oder Ähnliches) 

 Materials:

1 ball of wool, should be about 100 g of weight Yardage 320 m / 355 yards 4.5 (US 7) needle Note: The lace pattern is knitted with thicker needles. The yarn should be made for about 3 mm/ US 3 needles 

Gauge:

 16 st, 26 rows/ 4” over pattern  after blocking 

Abbreviations and Pattern:

k = knit X = double edge stitch, see below Y = put 3 stitches on an cable/extra needle behind the workpiece, k3tog, put 3 stitches from the extra needle back on the left needle and k3 them, k3 (9 stitches will be 7 after this)Z = k3, put 3 stitches on an cable/extra needle in front of the workpiece, k3, put 3 stitches from the extra needle back on the left needle and k3tog them, (9 stitches will be 7 after this)sl2-k1-p2sso = slip 2 stiches knitwise, k1, passed slipped stitches overyo = yarn overk2tog = knit 2 togethersl-k1-psso = slip one stitch, k1 the next, pass slipped stitch over  

Note:

if you have  difficulties with knitting k3tog, just do k2tog and put the stitch back on the left needle and slip the 3rd stitch over, then put the stitch on the right needle. 

Double edge stitch (2 stitches twisted): 

In the beginning of the second row: 2^nd stitch k, then 1^st stitch k, then let both stitches slip from the needle at the same time At the end of the row: knit until there are 2 stitches left, knit last stitch k1 tbl by keeping the needle behind the stitches, k1 the 2^nd stitch from the edge, let both stitches slip from the left needle at the same time. In the back/even rows every stitch is knitted, even those at the edges. 

Instructions: 

Cast on 37 stichesknit 2 rows stockinette all back/even rows are knitted in stockinette   Knitting the pattern:  Row 1: X, sl-k1-psso, yo, sl-k1-psso, yo, sl-k1-psso  yo, k7, yo, sl2-k1-p2sso, yo, sl-k1-psso, U, sl-k1-psso, yo, k7, yo, sl2-k1-p2sso, yo, sl-k1-psso, yo, k, XRow 3: X, sl-k1-psso,yo, sl-k1-psso, yo, sl-k1-psso, yo, k8, yo, sl-k1-psso, yo, sl-k1-psso, yo, sl-k1-psso, yo, k8, yo, sl-k1-psso, yo, sl-k1-psso, yo, k, XRow 5: X, sl-k1-psso, yo, sl-k1-psso, yo, sl-k1-psso, yo, Y, 3 Mre, yo, sl-k1-psso, yo, sl-k1-psso, yo, sl-k1-psso, yo, Y, 3 Mre, yo, sl-k1-psso, yo, sl-k1-psso, yo, k, XRow 7: X, k, yo, k2tog, yo, sl2-k1-p2sso, yo, k7, yo, k2tog, yo, k2tog, yo, sl2-k1-p2sso, yo, k7, yo, k2tog, yo, k2tog, yo, k2tog, XRow 9: X, k, yo, k2tog, yo, k2tog, yo, k8, yo, k2tog, yo, k2tog, yo, k2tog, yo, k8, yo, k2tog, yo, k2tog, yo, k2tog, yo, XRow 11: X, k, yo, k2tog, yo, k2tog, yo, Z, yo, k2tog, yo, k2tog, yo, k2tog, yo, Z, yo, k2tog, yo, k2tog, yo, k2tog, X If the scarf has the desired length, k 1 row after the 12th row of the pattern. Then cast of as follows:*p2tog, slip stitch back on the left needle* repeat from * to *   

Finishing:
Weave in loose ends. Soak shawl in warm water for 20 minutes, wrap in towel to remove excess water. Block the scarf on a surface where you can put a pin in every jag. Let it dry this way, it will stay in the zigzag shape then. 

Arvika Shawl – English Pattern

Pattern Arvika Shawl

(Word document)

Kite-o-Mania, English Pattern

This is a pattern which I designed quite a while ago. You can knit this shawl in any size you like, it is knitted from bottom to top. You can use any wool you like. Different photos of the shawl can be found here:

http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=Kite-O-Mania&w=37598471%40N00

and this is what it looks like:

You will find the instructions in this scanned Word document:

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2310/1826546479_25ec3d9932_b.jpg

original size: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2310/1826546479_4deaf63abf_o.jpg

Bind off: **k2tog, slip stitch back on left needle***

 

Finish the shawl by blocking it.

INFO: You have to repeat row 13 to 16 again and again.