Self striping Yarns
I really love self striping yarns. In the eighties I used to knit lots of
striped socks and sweaters - and did have to weave in millions of ends. So the
invention of self striping yarns seemed a welcome revolution to me. All
yarns have a special pattern repeat. What can be done to bring out
all possibilities and all beauty of self striping yarns - look here for
some answers.
| Bert |
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"Bert" is a special scarf,
that my garndmother used to knit for the whole family.
There is no tieing, no big knot underneath your
chin while wearing it, no loose hanging ends to disturb you – just
great.
Finished Size(s):
one fits most adults
Skill Level: Intermediate
Yarn Used: Kurt Hesse Llama fine, 2 balls or/and
Noro
SilkGarden, 1 ball
or/and Lana Grossa Cashmere+, 2 balls |
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| Angus |
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I just love self striping
yarns and their possibilities. And I love scarves. Angus brings my
two loves together.
Finished Size(s):
one fits most adults
Skill Level: easy
Yarn Used:
Lang Yarns Tosaca, and or Stahl Fortissima
Mexico Color, 1 ball and/or Regia Cotton Surf Color, 1 Ball and/or
Lang Yarns Tosca, 2 balls and/or Gedifra Fashion Trend Stripe, 2
balls.
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| Karlchen |
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Do you know the feeling of
starting a cap from a ball of leftovers and running out of yarn
before the crown is finished? I do. As a result I designed
“Karlchen” (German for “Charly”), a one ball cap knitted from the
top downwards.
If you are running out of
yarn – just come to an end. Knit the ribbing and bind off. It
doesn’t really matter if the cap is an inch shorter – as long as
you start at the crown!
The pattern is suitable
for many different yarns; it explains the basic formula for a top
- down cap.
I published this pattern
last year in my German blog for free. Here is the translation.
Finished Size(s):
from baby to adult XL
Skill Level: Intermediate
Yarn Used: most yarns, examples knitted in Noro Kureyon
(1 ball) and Lang Tosca (1 ball) |
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| Connie |
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I love self striping yarns
and I like to keep my ears warm. It’s that simple.
The first idea was to give
the colors and stripes of Noro Kureyon room to show their
brightness – and that could be done best in a beret with it’s
relatively large and flat surface.
Choosing a wheel shaped
crown brings some straight lines and life into the coloring.
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Finished Size(s):
Adult S to Adult XL
Skill Level: Intermediate
Yarn Used: Noro Kureyon 1 (S, M &
L) ball, 2 balls (XL) |
| Matilda |
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For a while now I have been in love with mosaic
patterns.
If you combine a solid colour yarn with a self striping yarn the
effect is tremendous. My intention was to create a mosaic or slip
stitch pattern that is suitable for a scarf – giving you a scarf
which looks alike on both sides, using only one colour per row and
displaying the brightness of the yarns.
The mosaic pattern this scarf uses is easy to knit
– just give it a try.
Finished Size(s):
One
Skill Level: beginner
Yarn Used:
One ball Noro
Kureyon and one ball Alafoss Lettlopi OR one ball Noro SilkGarden
and one ball Gedifra Cashmerino. |
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Skill Levels:
Beginner
Projects for first time knitters using basic knit and purl stitches
Easy
Projects using basic stitches, repetitive stitch patterns, simple
color changes, and simple shaping and finishing.
Intermediate
Projects with a variety of stitches, such as basic cables and lace,
simple intarsia, double-pointed needles and knitting in the round
needle techniques, mid-level shaping and finishing.
Experienced
Projects using advanced techniques and stitches, such as short rows,
fair isle, more intricate intarsia, cables, lace patterns, and
numerous color changes. |
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