Vottestrikk

These fingerless mitts feature a nature-inspired design, complemented by an intricate border and crisp ribbing. A wide figurative panel on the back of each mitt wraps around to meet a narrower panel along the palm side of the mitt. This pattern is recommended for knitters who have experience with stranded colorwork, reading from charts, and knitting in the round. The mitts pictured were created with Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light (Jasper and Antler colorways).

Knitting season is back, and that means it’s time for my annual gift project knitalong, now in its third year. As always you’ll receive a new pattern for an accessory project every other week, and you can share your progress in the Ravelry group. How it works The collection features 8 patterns intended to make good g

Knitting season is back, and that means it’s time for my annual gift project knitalong, now in its third year. As always you’ll receive a new pattern for an accessory project every other week, and you can share your progress in the Ravelry group. How it works The collection features 8 patterns intended to make good g

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Vagabond Fingerless Mitts by Misa Erder - ravelry

Votten for alle hundeelskere! Terriervotten er en oppskrift på babyvotter uten tommel, med hundemønster på forsiden og potemønster inni håndflaten.

The pattern starts with 68 stitches and increases to 80. I like having many stitches to be able to fit in many things in my patterns. If you knit loose you need to knit with needles 2.0. The pattern includes photo tutorials.

Knitworthy 3

En liten reprise er gjennomført og nå har gutteversjonen av disse babyvottene sett dagens lys. Jeg brukte pinne nr. 3 i stedet for 3,5 for...

Pattern for Norwegian rose mittens in the selbu tradition. ☆ Available for instant digital download after payment! ☆ This is an old pattern that I have redesigned. The rose is known in Norway as Værhornsrosa, or th Ram’s horn rose. Its clear origins unknown, but knitting stars like this have been found on old textiles and pattern libraries from Italy, France, Switzerland and Germany dating back to the middle ages. In the dark middle ages, when electricity was still unknown, the stars were…

Norwegian and English pattern.