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Hvordan strikkes et hulmønster efter diagram

I denne DROPS video viser vi hvordan man strikker et hulmønster. Vi slår 26 masker op og strikker diagrammet med 2 kantmasker i hver side (22+2+2).

Diagram beskrivelse:
Tom firkant= ret fra retsiden, vrang fra vrangen
Sort prik= vrang fra retsiden, ret fra vrangen
Trekanten som peger til venstre= 2 masker ret sammen
Trekanten som peger til højre= tag 1 maske løst af pinden, strik 1 ret, løft den løse maske over
Trekanten som peger op = tag 1 maske løst af pinden, strik 2 ret sammen, løft den løse masken over
Tom cirkel = lav et omslag mellem 2 masker

I videoen bruger vi garnet DROPS Snow.

Kommentarer (5)

Maria Angeles wrote:

7 me gustaría saber porque unas veces se crece en el delantero y otras veces en las mangas es que yo lo entiendo

25.04.2023 - 20:32

Anita K Jonsdottir wrote:

Do you have this pattern somewhere, I would like to knit it.

21.04.2019 - 09:05

DROPS Design answered:

Blessuð Anita. Þú getur farið inn á valmyndina Skýringar og hjálp á síðunni okkar og þar finnur þú mynsturs innblástur. Ef þú smellir á þann hlekk þá færðu fullt mynsturgerðum með númerum á mynstrinu. Gangi þér vel.

23.04.2019 - 15:06

Catherine Murphy wrote:

Your patterns are beautiful, and the videos are very well presented, instructive,and easily understood. A great asset for knitters.

26.11.2017 - 18:46

Catherine Murphy wrote:

Hello, My question is, when working a chart as in pattern 137-4, chart M.2, I would like some help. I'm new to lace knitting. Does the number of stitches change in the rep eat, or do they remain the same, and the stitches only increase on the panels before and after the repeat. That is my way thinking. Thank you so much for your help.

26.11.2017 - 18:43

DROPS Design answered:

Dear Mrs Murphy, the number of sts in M.2 will inc by 2 sts on every other row (= every row from RS). You can add a marker between each repeat to make sure you can follow number of sts as in diagram. Happy knitting!

27.11.2017 - 11:17

Gustella Miller wrote:

Love the clarity of the videos, seeing how the yarns are worked up, such as the Alpaca, Silk, and the Eskimo was very helpful, Thank You.

28.09.2017 - 02:46