Margo a écrit:
Me again, sorry. I've double moss stitched to 20cm. Now I'm struggling with what this term means. "adjust to so that the last row is from the RS"??? I assume once I've made this "adjustment" I change to garter stitch & commence decreasing on row 4
07.02.2020 - 12:05DROPS Design a répondu:
Dear Margo, this means the last row worked with double moss stitch has to be a row worked from right side, ie next row will be worked from WS (and the decrease row will be worked from RS). Happy knitting!
07.02.2020 - 14:16
Margo a écrit:
I ve just started this project & am already questioning myself.... Cast on 80. Next row knit the entire row or shld I K1P1 to the end.???. 2nd row K1 P1 to the end. (OK with this instruction) 3rd row Do I start with K1 P1 to the or shld I start with P1(as I ended with a P1 on the end of previous row). AAAAH I'M so rusty
28.01.2020 - 21:46DROPS Design a répondu:
Dear Margo, cast on the 80 sts, then knit 1 row, then turn and work pattern: K1, P1 over these 80 sts. Turn, work from WS K over K and P over P. Turn, on next row work P over K and K over P. Turn on next row work P over P and K over K. Repeat last 4 rows. Happy knitting!
29.01.2020 - 08:43
Ewa a écrit:
Jag vill sticka "Mossing around" mössan men i Drops Eskimo. Vad gäller då beträffande stl stickor resp maskantal?
21.12.2019 - 16:40DROPS Design a répondu:
Hej Ewa, då får du följa ett mönster för ett tjockt garn som Eskimo. Se här DROPS 204-52 den kan du sticka i 1 tråd DROPS Eskimo på stickor 7 eller 8. Lycka till :)
15.01.2020 - 14:05
Caroline a écrit:
What a brilliant site, you cover so many topics.Many thanks.
21.08.2019 - 19:09
Letitia a écrit:
I've only needle size 4 and using 100% extra fine Merino wool, how many sts should I cast on for head circumference 56cm? Supposed 88 sts cast on will be insufficient for 56cm circumference since the needle size and thread are finer, right?
07.08.2019 - 16:40DROPS Design a répondu:
Dear Letitia, we are unfortunately not able to adjust every pattern to every single request - shouldn't you get the required tension in this pattern, you can check similar pattern matching yours or request help from the store where you bought the yarn. Happy knitting!
08.08.2019 - 09:21
Sharon a écrit:
Hi I have just finished knitting this on 51/2mm needles , in a locally purchased wool Morris & Sons Maya14ply. I cast on 88 stitches for the finished hat to measure 60cm.( to fit head measuring 65cm- very thick hair!).I m so happy with the finished beanie- Thank you for your beautiful pattern. I m making the MIST beret next .
01.08.2019 - 14:21
Elliza Hundebol a écrit:
Does it mean that I should begin decreasing within the moss pattern of the hat and not wait until the pattern turns to the garter stitch? If so, that means I should start reducing in the third row of doing the moss pattern? Thank you for your help.
23.02.2019 - 13:47DROPS Design a répondu:
Dear Mrs Hundebol, you first work moss stitch, then when piece measures 20-21 cm work in garter stitch, and at the same time, start to decrease every 4th row as explained = end./top of hat is worked with garter stitch, not with moss stitch. Happy knitting!
25.02.2019 - 08:28
Susan K a écrit:
I have yet to make this hat but I just wanted to comment on how wonderful it is that you provide links for converting yarn size, and American terminology! Fanatastic! I just returned from NZ and purchased 100% Alpaca 8 ply , total 100 grams weight. I’m so excited to get started...I just have to decide on knitting or crocheting it! Thanks again!
03.02.2019 - 22:37
Sophia a écrit:
I have completed the hat, but my finished product is tall and narrow while the one shown in the video is shorter and wider. The top of the hat sticks up when worn and does not slouch properly. Why do you think this might be? Is there a way I can fix this?
19.01.2019 - 22:25DROPS Design a répondu:
Dear Sophia it is very important that you check, and adhere to to the knitting gauge/ tension that is given in the pattern. If your hat is too small, and it is stands up instead of slouching, your gauge is probably too small, meaning, you knit to thightly. If this is the case, you can correct it by using larger needles. You can also try to block out the hat that is already made (if you would try something before you frog it). Just soak it into lukewarm water and pull it over something (I often use a ball or an upturned bowl). I hope thishelps. Happy crafting!
20.01.2019 - 09:18
Upmyway90 a écrit:
Hi there! I'm stuck at the dec for row 8. After the dec for row 4 I got 64 stitches along with row 5,6 and 7. After doing the dec for row 8 I came up with 52 stitches. What am I doing wrong? I knitted 3 stitches then I k2tog. I do this until the end but my last 4 are knit stitches. Is this right? Help!
12.12.2018 - 05:42DROPS Design a répondu:
Dear Upmyway90, on row 8 you have to decrease 13 stitches evenly (64-13=51 sts), you will find here how to decrease stitches evenly on a row. Happy knitting!
12.12.2018 - 10:05
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Bonnet DROPS au point de blé, en ”Nepal”.
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POINT DE BLÉ: Rang 1 (sur l'endroit): * 1 m end, 1 m env*, répéter de *-*. Rang 2 (sur l'envers): Tricoter les mailles comme elles se présentent. Rang 3: Tricoter les m end à l'env et les m env à l'end. Rang 4: Comme le rang 2. Répéter les rangs 1 à 4. POINT MOUSSE (en allers et retours) : Tricoter tous les rangs à l'endroit. 1 "côte" mousse = 2 rangs end. ---------------------------------------------------------- BONNET: Se tricote en allers et retours. Monter 80-88 m en Nepal avec les aiguilles 4.5. Tricoter 1 rang end, puis tricoter au POINT DE BLÉ - voir ci-dessus - sur toutes les mailles. À 20-21 cm de hauteur totale (ajuster pour que le dernier rang soit sur l'endroit), tricoter au POINT MOUSSE - voir ci-dessus - jusqu'à la fin EN MÊME TEMPS, diminuer tous les 4 rangs ainsi: Rang 4: Répartir 16-18 diminutions (= diminuer tous les 5èmes m environ) = 64-70 m. Rang 8: Répartir 13-14 diminutions (=diminuer toutes les 5èmes m environ) = 51-56 m. Rang 12: Répartir 10-11 diminutions (= diminuer toutes les 5èmes m environ) = 41-45 m. Rang 16: Répartir 9-9 diminutions (= diminuer toutes les 5èmes m environ) = 32-36 m. Rang 20: Tricoter toutes les mailles ensemble 2 par 2 à l'endroit = 16-18 m. Rang 24: Tricoter toutes les mailles ensemble 2 par 2 à l'endroit = 8-9 m. Couper le fil et le passer dans les mailles restantes. Coudre le bonnet au milieu dos, bord à bord pour éviter que la couture ne soit trop épaisse. Le bonnet mesure environ 26-27 cm. |
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