Sussie Rosberg wrote:
Vet inte vad jag gör för fel,jag har dragit upp arbetet 8 ggr nu. Rad 3,5,9,11 det är alltid på dessa rader det blir fel när halva ihoptagningen är mellan A o B Eller/och B och C Jag får bara inte ihop det oavsett om jag skjuter på mönstret eller stickar som det är där sista och första ihoptagningen blir en maska när jag repeterar B. Provar en gång till sen lägger jag ner.
20.02.2024 - 13:31DROPS Design answered:
Hej Sussie, hvis du prøver at tænke på hele rækken, så på pind 3 har du altid 3 r imellem hver hulmønster. På pind 5 har du 2 hulm, 1rm, 2hulm, 1rm, 2hulm, 2r osv...
23.02.2024 - 13:11Susan Hoff wrote:
Hello! I am new to chart reading and am having trouble deciphering how to properly do the A.2 B repeat on rows 3,7,11, and 15. There are "knit 2 tog" stitches between A.2 A and A.2 B. Where do I start and end the repeat? Thank you so much for your time. Susan H.
27.10.2023 - 19:09DROPS Design answered:
Dear Mrs Hoff, on row 3 for ex, work the last st in A.together with the first stitch B = this is now the new last st in A and the yarn over is now the first st in B; at the end of B, work tog the last st B with the first st next B / C; this is now the new last stitch B and the yarn over is the new first st next B/C. Same for all these row where the sts are worked together with the next stitch. Happy knitting!
28.10.2023 - 08:55Vanessa wrote:
This is my first ever chart! Why is A.1 shorter than A.2..? The shortness is making me so confused as the pattern instructions include A.1 from the beginning but comparing the charts makes it looks like it doesn't start until row 9, as that is where it lines up with A.2! Thank you 😊
26.10.2023 - 08:25DROPS Design answered:
Dear Vanessa, different charts may have different lengths because the pattern is shorter. So A.1 is a 12-row pattern, which will start over after every 12th row. Meanwhile, A.2 is a 16-row pattern, which will be repeated vertically/ start over after every 16th row. They don't need to be aligned between themselves; A.1 are the edges of the piece and A.2 the rest of the poncho. Happy knitting!
29.10.2023 - 19:46Sheila wrote:
Hi. I’ve been working on this and I am almost halfway and still am confused on how to make the side piece that connects to the front. The diagram is showing it as an “L” shape but the directions tell me to make it as just a “l” shape. This would mean that the back goes straight across and not down to a point as the front goes. Am I missing something? Is there a view of the back once assembled? Do I make a separate piece and attach it ?
21.09.2023 - 15:59DROPS Design answered:
Dear Sheila, in this video we are showing how to sew this kind of poncho, ie you work a long band then one of the short side is sewn along the side of the long side. Hope it will help you. Happy knitting!
21.09.2023 - 16:58Sharon Hunt wrote:
Hello! I am knitting the 7th of 8 balls of yarn and the length is 96 cm. Will this be enough to get to the length stayed in the pattern? Am a chubby, short girl would that affect how long to make this? I would really hate to have to rip this our since everything else is going ok. I am also still confuse as to how this is supposed to be sewn.
26.04.2023 - 17:29DROPS Design answered:
Dear Mrs Hunt, did you get correct tension in both width (17 sts = 10 cm) and height (22 rows = 10 cm)? If you need more rows for 10 cm, you might require more yarn. In this video, we show how to assembly such a poncho, this might help you. Happy knitting!
27.04.2023 - 08:06Sharon Hunt wrote:
Hi started making this poncho and bought 8 balls of yarn for the project. Am still making the largest size but the length of the small size. The yarn is still not enough. I have used up 5 and half balls and the length is 33.5 inches. This is really strange. Disappointing that yarn bought for the large is not enough for the small. Are measurements before or after blocking? Seems like I have to order more yarn to finish this. Am knitting to gauge. Ladies at the drops store is confused too
22.04.2023 - 15:57DROPS Design answered:
Dear Sharon, if the gauge matches the one in the pattern, then the quantities should be correct. The measurements are from before assembling. That is, it's the final measument of the rectangle right before you start to sew it. In any case, if you have 5.5/8 balls used and you are 3/4 of the garment done, you should have enough to finish. Happy knitting!
23.04.2023 - 18:29Sharon Hunt wrote:
Hi! I have been working on this pattern for days now ripping and starting multiple time. I have inserted markers after each repeat and have colour coded Lines between a, b, c pattern. I have double checked after each pattern repeat to make sure that I have the amount of stitches between same. I have counted after each row to make sure I have 91 sts every time but twice now I have ended up with 1 stitch more on one row. Now am on row 11 and there is not enough stitches to complete this row.
08.04.2023 - 11:43Sharon Hunt wrote:
Hi! Just started this pattern and want to avoid making mistakes. I have done the first 5 sitiches of a1 and the first 3 stitches of a2a. Am about to begin a2b which is one over 70 stitches. What I have done so far is k2 together, yo k1 then yo sl1 as if to knit, k1 then pass slip stitch over the knit stitch. In the instruction for the chart it says Nothing about knitting a stitch after the first yo so this makes me a bit unsure and i don’t like to assume. Thanks.
04.04.2023 - 11:36DROPS Design answered:
Dear Sharon, yes, yarn overs are not worked one next to the other, you need to work a stitch in between them. In this case, there is a blank square between both yarn overs, so you need to knit 1 stitch between them. Happy knitting!
06.04.2023 - 23:42Josée Plamondon wrote:
Vous dites qu’il y a une correction mais lorsque je clic il n’y a rien qui apparaît Merci
07.05.2022 - 02:43DROPS Design answered:
Bonjour Josée Plamondon. Ce diagramme a été déjà corrigé. Bon tricot!
08.05.2022 - 19:43
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Stickad poncho med hålmönster i DROPS Bomull-Lin. Storlek S - XXXL
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RÄTSTICKNING (stickas fram och tillbaka): Maskorna stickas räta på alla varv. MÖNSTER: Se diagram A.1 och A.2. Diagrammen visar alla varv i mönstret sett från rätsidan. ---------------------------------------------------------- PONCHO: Arbetet stickas fram och tillbaka som en halsduk och sys ihop till en poncho till slut. Lägg upp 71-81-91 maskor på rundsticka 5 med Bomull-Lin. Sticka 4 varv RÄTSTICKNING – se förklaring ovan, sedan stickas det så här – från rätsidan: A.1 (= 5 maskor), A.2 A (= 3 maskor), A.2 B över de nästa 50-60-70 maskorna, A.2 C (= 8 maskor), avsluta med A.1. KONTROLLERA STICKFASTHETEN! Upprepa mönstret på höjden. Fortsätt så till arbetet mäter 43-49-55 cm. Sätt 1 markör i sidan av arbetet, avmaskningskanten ska sys fast härifrån senare. Sticka sedan med mönster som förut till arbetet mäter 112-121-130 cm. Maska av. MONTERING: Sy ihop kortsidan (= avmaskningskanten) med långsidan, från markören och ner till uppläggningskanten. Sy i de yttersta maskbågarna. Motsatt långsida bildar nu en spets mitt fram. |
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Sharon Hunt wrote:
Glad to report that I figured it out. The chart is correct and the problem was me. The pattern is a joy to knit once one figures it out.
08.04.2023 - 20:07