Mette Elie Lorentzen wrote:
Jeg forstår ikke hvordan man legger opp nye masker inni arbeidet. Jeg skal lage hull til setebeltet på kjøredressen men finner ikke ut hvordan jeg skal legge opp nye masker når jeg strikker tilbake igjen og skal lage nye masker over der jeg felte maskene på forrige omgang
17.04.2016 - 13:19DROPS Design answered:
Hej. I denna video ser du hur du lägger upp nya maskor. Lycka till!
29.04.2016 - 10:35Camilla wrote:
Et annet spm: det angis at stolpen er på 6 masker, men det legges jo til to masker innenfor rillene og det vil jo bli økt til 8 masker etter disse økningene. Skal de maskene i riller lengst unna midten omgjøres til perlestrikk når de nye maskene legges til slik at det alltid er 6 masker riller?
23.11.2015 - 03:20DROPS Design answered:
Hej Camilla, ja alle nye masker strikkes ind i perlestrik og de 6 yderste skal fortsætte i riller. God fornøjelse!
25.11.2015 - 14:10Camilla wrote:
Holder på med venstre siden: "Strikk 1 p tilbake fra vrangen, på slutten av denne p legges det opp 7-7-8 (8-8) nye m mot midt foran = 37-40-44 (50-56) m. Strikk 1 rille over de 7-7-8 (8-8) nye m – de øvrige m strikkes som før." Hvor skal de 7 nye maskene legges opp? Pinnen tilbake fra vrangen strikkes fra halsåpning til enden av ermet. Etter man har strikket 1 rille over disse maskene, hva gjør man så med disse?
23.11.2015 - 03:19DROPS Design answered:
Hej Camilla, de nye masker er stolpen mod midt foran. Første gang strikker du en rille frem og tilbage og bagefter strikkes 6 af dem i riller ned langs hele stolpen midt foran. God fornøjelse!
25.11.2015 - 14:18Anni wrote:
Soooo süß! Mit welchem Garn und in welcher Farbe ist der Sack denn auf dem Bild gestrickt? Mit Eskimo in Nr 48 oder in Andes Nr 5310? Mein Sohn trägt jetzt Größe 80. Reicht es wohl trotzdem, wenn ich 74/80 stricke? 86/92 ist wohl dann viel zu groß. Nicht, dass er in dem Sack verschwindet und nicht, dass ihm der Sack dann im Sommer passt :)
14.11.2015 - 06:39Morin, Brigitte wrote:
Le patron du nid d'ange est ce qu'il pourrait être converti au crochet?
09.11.2015 - 15:50DROPS Design answered:
Bonjour Mme Morin, probablement, nous ne sommes toutefois pas en mesure de pouvoir répondre à chaque demande individuelle de ce type, mais votre demande a été enregistrée. Demandez conseil à votre magasin DROPS. Bon crochet!
09.11.2015 - 16:02Kathrin wrote:
Ich habe noch drops Baby Alpaka Silk Wolle übrig und würde daraus gerne diesen Schlafsack stricken. Wie kann ich die Strickanleitung am einfachsten anpassen?
07.04.2015 - 09:03DROPS Design answered:
Leider können wir keine Anpassung des Schlafsacks für eine andere Garnstärke anbieten. Die Garne sind sehr unterschiedlich dick. Es besteht die Möglichkeit, die Anleitung mit 4 Fäden BabyAlpaca Silk zu stricken, das entspricht 1 Faden Eskimo (unsere Garne sind in Garngruppen eingeteilt, 1 Faden Gruppe E = 4 Fäden Gruppe A), aber dann müssten Sie vorher ausrechnen, wie viel Garn Sie benötigen (Gesamtmeterzahl von Eskimo mit 4 multipliziert). Ansonsten stöbern Sie für andere Ideen einfach mal in der Datenbank mit den Filtern "Hauptkategorie: Baby" und "Garngruppe/Maschenprobe: Gruppe A".
07.04.2015 - 11:04Anna wrote:
I would like to know how would I make this pattern with using a zipper instead of button holes? I'm a very new knitter still learning. I love your pattern and am excited to try it.
01.04.2015 - 20:48DROPS Design answered:
Dear Anna, you can take inspiration from a pattern with a zipper. Remember you can get any individual assistance from your DROPS store. Happy knitting!
02.04.2015 - 09:50Anne W wrote:
Hallo, ich bekomme ein enkelkind, dassehr gross wird. Also ist 56 cm bald zu klein, 62 -68 cm aber zu gross. Was kann ich machen? danke für deinen rat.
21.10.2014 - 16:15DROPS Design answered:
Ich würde vorschlagen, trotzdem 62-68 cm zu stricken - dann trägt das Enkelkind den Schlafsack einfach etwas später und die Vorfreude darauf hält noch etwas länger an. Und direkt zur Geburt könnten Sie vielleicht einfach eine schöne Babydecke stricken? Hierzu gibt es ja auch einige Anleitungen.
22.10.2014 - 11:53Pia Achton wrote:
Hej Findes der et alternativt garn, som tåler udvask? ingen vasker i hånden i vores familie.
15.09.2014 - 11:46DROPS Design answered:
Hej Pia. Det er kun Peak i gruppe E du kan vaske i maskine. Du kan evt strikke den i dobbelt (to) traade DROPS Big Merino - den er til maskinevask. Se alle vores garntyper her
15.09.2014 - 12:05
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Knitted bunting bag in DROPS Snow, DROPS Wish or DROPS Andes
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GARTER ST (back and forth on needle): K all rows. MOSS ST: Row 1: * K1, P1 *, repeat from *-*. Row 2: K over P and P over K. Repeat row 2. INCREASING TIP: Inc by making 1 YO. Work YO into back of loop on return row to avoid a hole BUTTONHOLES: Make buttonholes on right front piece. 1 buttonhole = cast off 3rd st from mid front and cast on 1 new st on return row. Cast off for buttonholes when piece measures: SIZE 1/3 months: 1, 7, 13, 19 and 25 cm SIZE 6/9 months: 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29 cm SIZE 12/18 months: 1, 7, 14, 21, 28 and 35 cm SIZE 2 years: 1, 8, 16, 24, 32 and 40 cm SIZE 3/4 years: 1, 10, 19, 28, 37 and 46 cm -------------------------------------------------------- HOLE FOR SEAT BELT IN CAR SEAT: You can make a hole on front and back piece for car seat belt. Make the first hole when back piece measures approx 16-20-23 (28-33) cm (or required measurements) by casting off the middle 4 sts on needle. On next row cast on 4 new sts over cast off sts and continue as before. Repeat on front piece when piece measure from shoulder 42-47-52 (58-59) cm. -------------------------------------------------------- KNITTING TIPS: For a nice edge along hood, front edges and sleeve edges, slip 1st st on every row starting from the edge instead of knitting it. -------------------------------------------------------- BUNTING BAG: Worked in one piece, beg at the bottom of back piece, cast on for sleeves, cast off for neck and finish at the bottom of front piece. To fit in all sts work piece back and forth on circular needle. BACK PIECE: Cast on 36-40-44 (46-50) sts (includes 1 edge st each side) on needle size 8 mm with Snow, Wish or Andes. Work 6 rows garter st – SEE ABOVE! Continue in stocking st until piece measures 37-45-52 (62-67) cm – AT THE SAME TIME dec 4 sts evenly on the last row = 32-36-40 (42-46) sts. REMEMBER THE KNITTING GAUGE! Work 6 rows garter st on all sts and now continue in moss st – SEE ABOVE. When piece measures 46-54-61 (71-76) cm cast on new sts each side for sleeves at the end of every row: 4 sts 1 time, 5 sts 1-1-1 (2-2) times and 9-10-12 (12-16) sts 1 time = 68-74-82 (94-106) sts. Incorporate inc sts in moss st as you go along. NOTE! After the last inc work 3 sts each side (= sleeve edges) in garter st. When piece measures 54-63-71 (82-88) cm continue as follows: 3 garter sts, 19-22-25 (31-37) moss st, 24-24-26 (26-26) garter sts (= mid back), 19-22-25 (31-37) moss sts, 3 garter sts. After 6 rows garter st mid back cast off the middle 12-12-14 (14-14) sts for neck and complete each side separately. Slip sts on the right side on a stitch holder. LEFT FRONT PIECE: = 28-31-34 (40-46) sts. Continue in moss st with 6 garter sts towards neckline and 3 garter sts towards sleeve edge. When piece measures 58-67-75 (86-92) cm insert a marker = mid shoulder – NOW MEASURE PIECE FROM HERE! Continue as before. When piece measures 1-1-2 (2-2) cm inc 1 st towards neckline inside 6 garter sts on next row from RS – SEE INCREASING TIP. Work return row and repeat the inc on next row from RS. Work return row and now cast on 7-7-8 (8-8) new sts at the end of row towards mid front = 37-40-44 (50-56) sts. Work 2 rows garter st on the 6-7-8 (8-8) new sts, work remaining sts as before. Continue in moss st with 6 garter sts towards mid front (= front band) and 3 garter sts at sleeve edge as before. When piece measures 9-10-11 (11-12) cm cast off sleeve sts at the side at beg of row as follows: 9-10-12 (12-16) sts 1 time, 5 sts 1-1-1 (2-2) times and 4 sts 1 time = 19-21-23 (24-26) sts. Continue in moss sts with 6 garter sts on front band until piece measures approx 18-19-20 (21-22) cm (fold piece by marker on shoulder to make sure there is an equal amount of moss st rows on front and back piece). Work 6 rows garter st on all sts and continue in stocking st with 6 garter sts on front band. AT THE SAME TIME on first row inc 2 sts evenly (do not inc on front band) = 21-23-25 (26-28) sts. When piece measures approx 35-41-46 (52-56) cm slip sts on a stitch holder – adjust so that next row is from RS. RIGHT FRONT PIECE: Slip sts from stitch holder on shoulder back on needle = 28-31-34 (40-46) sts, and work like left front piece, but mirrored. AT THE SAME TIME cast off for buttonholes on front band – SEE ABOVE. When piece measures 35-41-46 (52-56) cm – adjust to left front piece – slip sts from left front piece in on the same needle = 42-46-50 (52-56) sts. On next row (= RS) work front band sts tog as follows: Work stocking st on the first 15-17-19 (20-22) sts, slip 6 front band sts from right front piece on cable needle in front of piece, * work tog 1 st from cable needle and 1 st from left front band *, repeat from *-* 6 times = 6 dec sts. Work remaining sts on row in stocking st = 36-40-44 (46-50) sts. Continue in stocking st on all sts. When piece measures approx 55-64-72 (83-89) cm (fold piece double by marker on shoulder to measure front piece to back piece) work 6 rows garter st on all sts and cast off loosely. ASSEMBLY: Fold piece double by shoulder and sew under arm and side seams inside 1 edge st. Sew cast on row to cast off row at bottom of bag, sew in outer loops of sts to avoid a chunky seam. HOOD: Pick up 37-39-41 (45-47) sts on needle size 8 mm round neckline from RS (beg mid front). Work moss back and forth on needle. When hood measures 18-20-22 (24-26) cm work 2 rows garter st on all sts and cast off loosely. Sew hood tog at the top. Sew on buttons. |
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Denise wrote:
I love the sleeping bag and adding a hole for the car seat belt, but I'm finding it extremely difficult to follow and I always thought I was great at reading knitting patterns, but having to read this one over and over again. Hope it turns out correct as was going to make another. We will just have to see.
12.03.2016 - 15:16