Video #7, listed in: Learn to knit, Learn to knit
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Kerry wrote:
I love the Norwegian purl can’t wait to get my yarn so I can start knitting Just came back from Norway and want to try my hand at knitting my own sweater First time using you patter first time using your yarn Can’t wait yarn is coming today Your videos and lessons are fantastic Thank you
01.11.2024 - 17:06
Maria Wetterlid wrote:
Jag lärde mig sticka av min mormor som kom från Ingermanland (Ryska Karelen) och jag gör mina aviga maskor så. Kan inte för mitt liv få till den "vanliga svenska" varianten 😅
22.10.2024 - 21:16
Elisabeth Hansen wrote:
Jeg lærte å strikke i ung alder av min mormor. Er ikke den måten jeg lærte å strikke vrang maske, alt for tungvint måte.
27.12.2023 - 22:41
MS wrote:
Finalement que la méthode soit continentale, anglaise ou norvégienne le résultat est le même!
15.11.2023 - 10:07
Astrid wrote:
Hei. Dere sier at det er på den norske måten? Har lært å ta garnet foran pinnen, men ellers likt som dere viser. Har sett flere varianter å gjøre det på. Noen virker litt tungvint, men det blir en kanskje vant til. Videoene er gode og tydelige.
09.03.2023 - 11:47
Astrid wrote:
Hei. Dere sier at det er på den norske måten? Har lært å ta garnet foran pinnen, men ellers likt som dere viser. Har sett flere varianter å gjøre det på. Noen virker litt tungvint, men det blir en kanskje vant til. Videoene er gode og tydelige.
09.03.2023 - 11:46
Martina wrote:
Endlich eine Alternative! Die verhassten linken Maschen! Es hat ein bisschen gedauert, bis ich verstanden habe, was meine Augen da sehen und meine Hände brauchen noch ein bisschen um mir das alte Bewegungsmuster abzutrainieren und das neue zu automatisieren. Aber es fühlt sich besser an und meine linken Maschen sehen jetzt genauso schön aus wie die rechten!
10.11.2022 - 20:39
Mymy wrote:
Bonjour, Peut-on utiliser cette méthode pour tricoter du jacquard? Si oui comment croiser les fils? Merci :)
10.11.2022 - 09:01DROPS Design :
Bonjour Mymy, tout à fait, c'est juste une technique pour tricoter des mailles envers; en fonction du jacquard que vous tricotez vous pourrez croiser les fils de la même façon que d'habitude (ici pour un type fair isle ou bien ainsi pour de l'intarsia (dans cette vidéo-ci, les mailles envers son tricotées à la façon norvégienne). Bon tricot!
10.11.2022 - 11:11
Jenjen wrote:
Que buen método, siempre se me hacía muy complicado de las otras manera. Muchas gracias después de unas prácticas me sale perfecto.
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Several of our most popular patterns (example 146-2, 148-1, 126-1, 150-11) starts in the center of the piece with a few stitches and double pointed needles. It's a bit tricky to get started but gets easier and easier as you increase. Make sure to use markers to show where the increases are made. Keep increasing and work your way out. As the piece grows you continue with a longer and longer circular needle to fit all stitches. In this DROPS Video we show an example from pattern 146-2 on how to do so. REMEMBER - you will also need to read the pattern to be able to follow. To see a pattern with this technique, go to: DROPS 146-2
Of je een steek op de Engelse of op de Noorse manier maakt, geeft dit een verschil in het eindresultaat? Ander uitzicht, of vaster of minder vast breiwerk?
21.11.2024 - 14:36