kr. 55,00
Elinor’s Winter Dress is knitted top down with lace patterns down the yoke and skirt. The dress is knitted on needles 4 mm with raglan increases on the outside of the lace pattern. The dress has a slit in the back which is closed with a button. The work start by knitting back and fourth after which the dress is knitted in the round.
Elinor’s Winter Dress can be knitted in Morning Salutation from Kremke Soul Wool, Double Sunday fra Sandnes or MAMAs Finuld from MAMA Garn & Uld (affiliate links).
Sizes: 0-3 mos. (3-6 mos.) 6-9 mos. (9-12 mos. 1-2 yrs. (2-3 yrs.) 3-4 yrs. (4-5 yrs.) 5-6 yrs.
Circumference of dress: 48 (49) 52 (53) 57 (63) 66 (67) 70 cm
Length on the back: 28 (32) 35 (40) 45 (50) 55 (60) 62 cm
Inner arm length: 17 (19) 20 (21) 23 (25) 28 (30) 31 cm
Gauge: 22 stitches x 27 rows (10 x 10 cm stockinette) on needles 4 mm
Suggested needles: Circulat needles 4 mm (40 + 80 cm) + 2,5 mm (edges)
Yarn: 150 (150) 200 (200) 250 (300) 350 (350) 400 g Lerke, Dale (50 g = 115 m)
Alternative yarns: Duo, Sandness // 120 Merino Extra Fine, Hjertegarn // Morning Salutation, Kremke
Other materials: 1 button for the slits in the neck (diameter 15 mm), stitch holders, stitch markers
Flowery Sweater My Size is a soft, flowery thing with a round yoke. It is knitted on needles 5 mm top-down. The ribbing is knitted on needles 2,5 mm in a merino or other wooly yarn to make a firm ribbing that frames the fluffy, flowery sweater. Ideally it can be knitted in scraps of yarns. German short rows are shaping the neck on the first rows after the ribbing.
Flowery Cardigan is a soft, flowery design with a round yoke. It is knitted on needles 5 mm top-down. The ribbing is knitted on needles 2,5 mm in a merino or other wooly yarn to make a firm ribbing that frames the fluffy, flowery cardigan. Ideally it can be knitted in scraps of yarns. German short rows are shaping the neck on the first rows after the ribbing.
Flowery Cardigan My Size is a soft, flowery design with a round yoke. It is knitted on needles 5 mm top-down. The ribbing is knitted on needles 2,5 mm in a merino or other wooly yarn to make a firm ribbing that frames the fluffy, flowery cardigan. Ideally it can be knitted in scraps of yarns. German short rows are shaping the neck on the first rows after the ribbing.
Flowery Sweater is a soft, flowery thing with a round yoke. It is knitted on needles 5 mm top-down. The ribbing is knitted on needles 2,5 mm in a merino or other wooly yarn to make a firm ribbing that frames the fluffy, flowery sweater. Ideally it can be knitted in scraps of yarns. German short rows are shaping the neck on the first rows after the ribbing.
Sommerstrop Light is knitted top down on needles 4 mm in Studio Linen – a soft and wonderful linen yarn which consists of 85% recycled linen (viscose) and 15% new premium linen. The straps are knitted first – each front piece separately before gathering and casting on stitches for the back. The straps are knitted as an I-cord – they can seem a little short while you knit, but after rinse and wear it will grow a little.
Knit it in Studio Linen from Erika Knight, Morning Salutation from Kremke Soul Wool or Line from Sandnes Garn (affiliate links).
Ella’s Pants are knitted from the waist down on needle 4 mm. It has a folded waist band with sewn in elastic. The pants has a lovely lace down the legs that is knitted from af chart (p. 4) and has short rows on the bottom to make room for a diaper.
Ella’s pants can be knitted in Morning Salutation from Kremke Soul Wool, Double Sunday fra Sandnes or MAMAs Finuld from MAMA Garn & Uld (affiliate links).
Ellas Ruffle Blouse is knitted bottom up with lace patterns up and down the body and sleeves. When the body and sleeves are assembled the raglan decreases starts. Right before the ribbing in the neck, short rows are made (German Short Rows) for a better fit. The lace pattern is knitted from a chart on page 5. The sleeve sts is sewn together with mask stitches.
Ella’s Ruffle Blouse can be knitted in Morning Salutation from Kremke Soul Wool, Double Sunday fra Sandnes or MAMAs Finuld from MAMA Garn & Uld (affiliate links).
The Texture Sweater is the perfect project for scrap yarn. It is designed with a contigious construction, which means that you first increase on the shoulders, next the sleeves are formed by increases. The first rows after the collar are worked with German Short Rows to shape the neck to a better fit – when you have turned the work the first stitch is slipped as if purled with the yarn in front of the work. The stitch is therefore not knitted. On the way back you knit/purl (depending on the right or wrong side) the chain together with the stitch to prevent holes in the work.
Candy Cane Socks is primarily a scrap yarn project! Of course they can be knitted in whatever yarn you want. The socks is knitted from the cuff to the toe with a short row heel with wrap and turn. In the pattern there is a picture and a video tutorial of how to knit the heel. The toe is shaped with decreases and is sewn together with mask stitches.
Clara’s Ruffle Romper is worked from the bottom up. It has a balloon shape with a ruffle across the chest. The romper is knitted on needle 4 mm (US 6) and is closed at the bottom with three buttons.
Clara’s Ruffle Romper can be knitted in Morning Salutation from Kremke Soul Wool, MAMAs Finuld from MAMA Garn & Uld or British Blue 100 from BC Garn (affiliate links).
