Britta Lennert wrote:
Hej Kan man ikke strikke det ud i et, i stedet for at strikke det i 2 dele og sy sammen? På forhånd tak for svar. Hilsen Britta
20.05.2021 - 11:23DROPS Design answered:
Hej Britta, jo det går fint :)
04.06.2021 - 14:36Eva wrote:
Goedemorgen! Bedankt voor de snelle reactie op mijn vraag. De tweede helft eindig ik dus met een averechtse naald. Even voor de zekerheid, maar moest ik de eerste helft dan met een rechtse naald eindigen? Of ook met een averechtse? Groetjes!!
05.11.2020 - 09:25DROPS Design answered:
Dag Eva,
Beide delen worden op precies dezelfde manier gebreid (Er staat: brei nog een deel op dezelfde manier), dus het eerste deel eindig je ook met een naald averecht.
19.11.2020 - 12:17Eva Van Asten wrote:
Hallo! Is het de bedoeling dat je de tweede helft van de sjaal eindigt met een averechtse of met een rechtse naald? P.s.: dit patroon is aan te raden voor iedereen, het wordt hartstikke mooi! Bedankt Drops voor het beschikbaar stellen : ) Groetjes Eva
03.11.2020 - 18:26DROPS Design answered:
Dag Eva,
Je breit tot de laatste naald in A.2, dan is de laatste naald inderdaad aan de verkeerde kant.
05.11.2020 - 09:14Sue Craver wrote:
Ok, I figured out A-1 and am ready to tackle A-2. How many repeats of A-2 are necessary to reach the desired length? And after I have completed A-2, do I begin again with the first row of A-2? The directions definitely need clarification!
07.10.2020 - 07:04DROPS Design answered:
Hi Sue, You repeat A.2 in height until you have reached the correct length, making sure you finish on one of the rows in the diagram marked with an arrow. You then work the second half of the shawl in the same way as the first, before sewing the 2 together. Happy knitting!
07.10.2020 - 07:09Sue Craver wrote:
When counting stitches in each section, does each yarn over count as one stitch? Second question, in the the first row of A-1 (and this question will apply throughout), will the last 2 stitches for section a be a yarn over and a knit, with section b beginning with a yarnover? Will section b end with yarn over and knit, with section c beginning with a yarnover?
06.10.2020 - 20:57DROPS Design answered:
Dear Mrs Craver, the yarn overs should count as stitches and compensate the decreases done on the same row, this means the number of stitches should be always the same. diagram a finishes with YO, knit 1 and diagram b starts with YO and ends with YO, K1 - diagram c starts with YO (= in each diagram on this row you will decrase 2 sts in the middle and have 2 yarn overs). Happy knitting!
07.10.2020 - 08:23RS wrote:
Hi Could you please read my questions from 28/09 and 29/09 as these are all related. As I already mentioned I used 5mm needles for the swatch and did not want to increase the needle size further for the reasons I explained. Could you please read my previous questions and get back to me regarding using double stranded yarn. Thanks.
29.09.2020 - 15:34DROPS Design answered:
Dar RS, DROPS Brushed Alpaca Silk can replace DROPS Vivaldi - this scarf is worked with 1 strand Vivaldi, so that you will have to use 1 strand Brushed Alpaca Silk not 2 - To get the same as on the phofo and finished measurements, your tension should be 18 sts = 10 cm - ajust the needle size if necessary - you can use 2 strands Brushed Alpaca Silk and another tension but then your scarf and it texture will be different and this might affect the amount of yarn. -Read more about- tension in the previous link (see FAQ pattern) and you are welcome to contact your DROPS store for any further individual assistance - even per mail or telephone. Happy knitting!
30.09.2020 - 07:57RS wrote:
Hi This is a follow-up question to my previous one regarding tension. I did wash and block my swatch and the tension was 24sts to 10cm. Would you recommend using a double strand of brushed alpaca silk instead and a smaller needle to try and achieve the right tension? I am not sure how tricky it would be to use a double strand of yarn for a lace knitting.
29.09.2020 - 13:14DROPS Design answered:
Dear RS, if you don't get the correct tension with needle size 4 mm, try again with larger needles until you get the right tension - read more about tension here - Happy knitting!
29.09.2020 - 14:49RS wrote:
The pattern recommends 4mm needles but this is for Drops Vivaldi. Drops recommend Brushed Alpaca Silk as a substitute and for this yarn 5mm needles are suggested. I'm having trouble with the tension. When I swatched I had 24sts to 10cm with 5mm needles. I don't want to increase the needle size as this will produce a loose fabric in the finished item and this does not look nice with a lace pattern. Would it be possible to use a double strand of yarn instead and a smaller needle to get tension?
28.09.2020 - 12:14DROPS Design answered:
Dear RS, Brushed Alpaca Silk is a good choice as alternative to Vivaldi (same weight/meterage). To get the finished measurements you need to have the correct tension, you can block your swatch first and check measurements after blocking - read more about tension here. Happy knitting!
28.09.2020 - 12:37RS wrote:
Hi On some rows in the pattern, row 1 for example, there is a YO between A1a and A1b and A1b and A1c (this is also the case in A2). I'm not exactly sure how to handle this given that I need to repeat A1b 4 times. I think that you would do the following: Do a YO at the end of A1a and then start A1b with a knit stitch and then end A1b with a YO and then when you start A1b for the second time you start with a knit stitch? Is this correct?
14.08.2020 - 13:34DROPS Design answered:
Dear RS, you should always have the same number of sts in each diagram, ie each decrease will be compensate by a yarn over. work a over 20 sts, each b over 12 sts and c over 19 sts. Adding a marker between each repeat can help you to keep the correct number of sts. Happy knitting!
14.08.2020 - 13:43RS wrote:
Hi, You sent me a response yesterday about how to handle A2b row 19 which ends part way through a slip 1 st as if to K, K2 tog, psso. You wrote: "On the row with the double decrease, work the last 2 sts in a/b together with the first stich in b/next b/c." Do you mean that you end A2a with a slip 1 st as if to K, K2 tog, psso and then you end A2b in the same way and then when you go back to start A2b for the 2nd time you start it with a knit stitch? Is that correct?
14.08.2020 - 13:12DROPS Design answered:
Dear RS, you end A.2a with slip the next to last st in a as if to K, K tog the last st in a + the first st in b, psso = this is now the first stitch in b. Work b until 2 sts remain, slip the next st as if to K, Ktog the last st in b + first stitch next b (then c), psso = this is now the first stitch in next b (and c at the end of the row). Do not hesitate to add markers between the repeats so that you can count the stitches and check that you still get the same number of sts in each repeat in width. Happy knitting!
14.08.2020 - 13:38
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HÅLMÖNSTER: Se diag A-1 och A-2. Diag visar alla v i mönstret sett från rätsidan. ---------------------------------------------------------- SJAL: Arb stickas fram och tillbaka på st i 2 lika delar, och sys tills på mitten efteråt. Lägg löst upp 99 m på st 4 med Vivaldi. Första v stickas så här (från rätsidan): 13 rm, * lyft 1 m, 2 rm tills, drag den lyfta m över, 11 rm *, upprepa *-* tills det återstår 2 m, sticka dessa räta = 87 m på st. Sticka 3 räta v fram och tillbaka över alla m. Fortsätt med A-1 så här: diag a över de första 20 m, diag b 4 ggr på bredden och sedan diag c över de sista 19 m. När A-1 har stickats 1 gång på höjden fortsätter man med A-2 på samma sätt. KONTROLLERA STICKFASTHETEN! Upprepa A-2 tills arb mäter ca 85 cm – avpassa så att sista v som stickas är ett av v markerat med 1 pil i diag. Sätt m på 1 tråd. Sticka 1 del till på samma sätt. Sy de 2 delarna tills med maskstygn, så att sömmen inte syns. |
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