Kelly Robertson wrote:
I would call myself an intermediate knitter. I understood the pattern right away. I am not putting anyone down in anyway, I just want to help. I am taking pictures as I progress if they are any use to you. I think people just need to see the start of it in picture form. And then they will say ahhhh now I get it!!! So easy and cute. I want others to be able to whip these up :)
10.01.2023 - 23:42Paula wrote:
I have tried all ways to use this pattern but cannot make any sense. I have even tried to mark out on a graph.
14.12.2019 - 18:34DROPS Design answered:
Dear Paula, should you need any individual assistance, you are welcome to contact the store where you bought the yarn, even per mail or telephone. Happy knitting!
16.12.2019 - 09:40Patti wrote:
I am an experienced knitter, but this pattern does not make sense. I understand that it is double side, but it does work woth the diagram. Is there just a written pattern for row to row and you could just sew both sides together or crochet them together with the crochet edging?
11.12.2019 - 03:02DROPS Design answered:
Dear Patti, you will work the potholder in the round, ie cast on 74 stitches and then work the diagrams in the round as follows: M.1A (= first stitch at beg of each round = side of piece), repeat M.1B a total of 3 times (= snowmenn) = 1 st + 3x 12 sts= 37 sts. Then repeat one more time M.1A (= 38th stitch = other side of potholder) and M.1B. When piece is knitted, just crochet the 2 rounds for the edge around whole potholder (working in cast-on edge, sides and cast off edge). But you can just sew bottom and top without crochet edge if your rather. Happy knitting!
11.12.2019 - 08:45Salli Bordfeld wrote:
Is there a tutorial for this pattern? I am an experienced knitter but can’t figure out the pattern whatsoever! How can you knit a circular way for a flat cloth? Also casting on 74 stitches doesn’t seem To work out w the graph of stitches!
07.09.2019 - 06:24DROPS Design answered:
Dear Sali, this is a double-side pot holder, so you'll knit it in the round, then fold it and work a crochet finishing border through both layers. Happy crafting!
08.09.2019 - 10:47Marit Haug wrote:
Jeg forsøker å strikke disse grytelappene, men jeg sliter med å forstå mønsteret.Jeg får det ikke til å stemme.For det første , er det " snømenn" på begge sider av grytekluter? For det andre, skal både mønster M1A og M1B fortsette rundt det hele.For hvis jeg starter på M1A på 6 omgang blir det fire hvite masker først.Er det riktig? Gjentar jeg dette omgangen rundt ,stemmer det ikke på neste omgang. Jeg er ingen dreven strikker.😄
05.01.2019 - 15:37DROPS Design answered:
Hei Marit. Ja, det er snømenn på begge sider: Du strikker M.1A (=1 m) og så gjentas M.1B 3 ganger = 37 m (den ene siden av grytekluten). Så gjentar du dette mønsteret 1 gang til. Du fortsetter slik oppover, med M.1A over maskene med merker i. På 6 omgang vil du få 4 m med hvit etter hverandre akkurat i overgangen mellom A.1A og A.1B (starten og midten av omgangen). Du vil avslutte 6 omgang med 3 hvite og 1 rød m, og videre starte 7 omgang med 1 hvit, 1 rød, 1 hvit, 3 rød osv. mønsteret vil derfor «brytes» i overgangen mellom A.1A og A.1B. Husk at du skal brette arbeidet ved merkene så dette vil ikke synes like godt når det er ferdig. God fornøyelse.
07.01.2019 - 09:56
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Knitted DROPS pot holders with pattern for Christmas in "Paris".
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PATTERN: See diagrams M.1A and M.1B. FRENCH KNOT: Bring the threaded needle from WS to RS in the st where the knot should be. Place the needle tip against piece and twine the loop tightly 2 times around the needle tip. Pull the needle through these loops so that there is a double knot on the thread. Insert the needle as close as possible to the st where the thread first came through (not in the exact same place, or it will pull back through) and fasten on the back - see Fig.1. -------------------------------------------------------- POT HOLDER: Worked in the round on circular needle. Cast on 74 sts on circular needle size 4 mm / US 6 with off white. Insert 1 marker in the 1st st at beg of round and 1 marker in the 38th st (= side edges). Continue to work as follows on the round: * 1 time diagram M.1A, 3 times diagram M.1B *, repeat from *-* a total of 2 times. Continue until diagram M.1A and M.1B have been worked 1 time vertically. Bind off with off white. Embroider French knots with black where there is a star in the diagram. Fold the pot holder so that the sts with markers are in the sides. CROCHET BORDER: Work the entire border with off white on hook size 4 mm / G/6. Work from RS through both layers. Start at the top in the left corner and crochet around the edge of the pot holder as follows: ROUND 1: Crochet 1 sc in the corner, then crochet 1 sc in every st around the entire edge and finish with ch 14 for strap. Fasten the strap with 1 sl st in sc in the corner at beg of round. ROUND 2: * ch 3, 1 sc in the first of the 3 ch (= 1 picot), skip 2 sc, 1 sc in next sc *, repeat from *-* and finish with 14 sc around the strap and 1 sl st in sl st from previous round. Fasten off. |
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Jackie wrote:
Make sure you have the stitch markers in place. Think of M1a chart as the 1st stitch, then repeat M1b 3 times, so you reach the 2nd stitch marker or the half way point. Now M1a becomes your next stitch and then repeat M1b another 3 times. When you come to the 6th row of the pattern remember to put in that stitch from M1a after each stitch marker. The M1a chart is the line of stitches you will use to crochet into when you make the border. Good luck. Jackie
14.11.2023 - 17:54