Icelandic sweaters
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The Berroco design team obviously has a lot of love for Ístex Lopi yarns, but it’s one thing to just talk about the yarn. Today we’re going to talk about the sweaters—specifically, the …
Debbie Schrock saved to knitting
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Marika Kondratoviča saved to sweaters
I am really in to colorwork knitting at the moment, as well as stashbusting (always!) – which has resulted in this beautiful sweater! For once I have actually completed something seasonally a…
Tein velipojalle villapaidan Novitan 7-veljestä langasta. Hyödynsin puseroon tätä Novitan ohjetta, mutta koska en osaa/jaksa/halua seurata ohjeita niin tästä tuli taas vähän oman näköinen. Ja kivem…
Minni I4563 saved to Knitting
Steeking means cutting into a knitted fabric, for example cutting into a sweater at the front to open it make it as a cardigan. Steek comes from Scandinavian and means stitches: some extra stitches are added in which one will be able to cut. There are many ways to do steeks but in Iceland, because the lopi sweater [...]
Tattered Gypsy saved to Knit COLORWORK
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"Thank You for visiting my shop! Icelandic wool sweater, Lettlopi sweater, women's sweater, white sweater with brown pattern Made to order This sweater is knitted without seams. Yarn: Lettlopi yarn 100% wool, yarn made in Iceland My model wears size M, her height is 178cm / 5'10\" Measurements: Sleeve from armpit, Sweater length from shoulder to hem, Sweater width. Hand wash only. Do not tumble dry! Sizes (in inches): S - dress size 4/6, bust 34\", waist 27\", low hip 37\" M - dress size…
Inne Uitto saved to Quick Saves
The Handknitting Association of Iceland | Handprjónasamband Íslands
KNITTING PATTERN: INTO THE WILD is a stranded colourwork sweater with a top-down construction and round yoke. Starting with the neck, the sweater is worked seamlessly top down, using short rows to shape the neckline. The increases of the yoke are done using M1L and M1R methods. After the yoke, the body and sleeves are separated while casting on stitches for the underarms. The bottom hem has a simple colourwork design just above the ribbing. As the sweater is knitted top-down, you can decide…
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