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Set consists of: Knitted DROPS hat and shawl in garter st with lace pattern in 2 strands ”Kid-Silk”.
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GARTER ST (back and forth on circular needle): K all rows. 1 ridge = 2 rows K. INCREASE TIP: Inc 1 st by making 1 YO, K YO twisted on next row to avoid holes. PATTERN: See diagrams A.1 and A.2. The diagrams show all rows in pattern seen from RS. SHORT ROWS 1: Work short rows to get a nice shape on lace edge as follows: Beg from RS and K over all sts, turn piece and K 17 from WS (i.e. until marker), turn piece and K 17 from RS, turn piece, cast off the first 6 sts and K over all sts on row = 1 repetition with short rows. SHORT ROWS 2: Beg from RS and K over all sts, turn piece and K 11 from WS (i.e. until marker), turn piece and K 11 from RS, turn piece and K 8 from WS, turn piece and K 8 from RS, turn piece and K 5 from WS, turn piece and K 5 from RS, turn piece and K 2 from WS, turn piece and K 2 from RS. Work 2 ridges in garter st back and forth over all 68 sts, the shawl has been worked to the middle. Then work as follows, beg from WS: K 2, turn piece and K 2 from RS, turn piece and K 5 from WS, turn piece and K 5 from RS, turn piece and K 8 from WS, turn piece and K 8 from RS, turn piece and K 11 from WS, turn piece and K 11 from RS, turn piece and K back over all sts = 1 repetition with short rows. SHORT ROWS 3: Beg from RS, K over all sts and cast on 6 new sts at end of row, turn piece and K 17 from WS (i.e. until marker), turn piece and K 17 from RS, turn piece and K back over all sts on row = 1 repetition with short rows. DECREASE TIP: Dec 1 st by K 2 sts tog. ---------------------------------------------------------- HAT: Worked back and forth on circular needle. Cast on 100 sts with 1 strand of each colour (= 2 strands) on circular needle size 3.5 mm. Work in stocking st for 3 cm with 1 edge st in GARTER ST in each side - see explanation above. K 1 row from WS (= folding edge) and continue in stocking st with 1 edge st in garter st in each side for 3 cm – adjust so that next row is from RS. Switch to circular needle size 5 mm and work 1 ridge in garter st AT THE SAME TIME dec 16 sts evenly on 1st row = 84 sts. NOW MEASURE THE PIECE FROM HERE. Continue in garter st back and forth until piece measures 20 cm. On next row from RS K all sts tog 2 by 2 = 42 sts remain on needle. K 3 rows. On next row (= RS) K all sts tog 2 by 2 = 21 sts remain on needle. K 3 rows. On next row (= RS) K all sts tog 2 by 2 = 11 sts remain on needle. Cut the yarn and pull it through the remaining sts, tighten tog and fasten. ASSEMBLY: Fold the bottom edge on hat double towards WS in folding edge and fasten with small stitches - make sure to avoid a tight seam. Then sew hat tog mid back, sew in front loop of outermost st to avoid a chunky seam. Hat measures approx. 26 cm vertically (incl 3 cm edge at the bottom). ---------------------------------------------------------- SHAWL: Shawl is worked in garter st with an edge in lace pattern and worked back and forth on circular needle. Cast on 14 sts on circular needle size 5 mm with 1 strand of each colour (= 2 strands). Work 1 ridge in GARTER ST - see explanation above (1st row = RS). Then work as follows: Row 1 (= RS): K 3, insert 1 marker, work pattern according to diagram A.1 (= 11 sts) = 15 sts on needle, turn piece. Row 2 (= WS): Work A.1 over the first 12 sts, marker, K the rest of row, turn piece. Row 3 (= RS): K until marker, 1 YO – READ INCREASE TIP, marker, A.1 over the last 12 sts = 17 sts on row, turn piece. Row 4 (= WS): Work A.1 over the first 13 sts, marker, K YO twisted and K the rest of row, turn piece. Row 5 (= RS): K until marker and work A.1 over the last 13 sts = 18 sts on row, turn piece. Row 6 (= WS): Work A.1 over the first 14 sts, marker, K the rest of row, turn piece. Row 7 (= RS): K until marker, 1 YO (READ INCREASE TIP), marker, A.1 over the last 14 sts = 20 sts on row, turn piece. Row 8 (= WS): Work A.1 over the first 15 sts, marker, K the rest of row, turn piece. Row 9 (= RS): K until marker, A.1 over the last 15 sts = 21 sts on row, turn piece. Row 10 (= WS): Work A.1 over the first 16 sts, marker, K the rest of row, turn piece. Row 11 (= RS): K until marker, 1 YO, marker, A.1 over the last 16 sts = 23 sts on row, turn piece. Row 12 (= WS): Work A.1 over the first 17 sts, marker, K the rest of row. 1 repetition with A.1 has now been worked and 3 sts have been inc in garter st before marker (seen from RS). Work 1 repetition with SHORT ROWS 1 - see explanation above, over sts in lace edge (do not work the other sts on row). Then work alternately 1 repetition A.1 vertically and 1 repetition SHORT ROWS 1 (NOTE: Every time 1st row in A.1 is worked, there will be 3 sts more before marker). REMEMBER THE KNITTING TENSION! When A.1 and SHORT ROWS 1 have been worked 18 times vertically in total, there are 57 sts in garter st before marker and 11 sts in lace edge after marker = 68 sts on needle. Work 1 repetition SHORT ROWS 2 - see explanation above. After short rows 2 work 1 repetition with SHORT ROWS 3 - see explanation above = 74 sts on needle. Then work back and forth over all sts as follows: Row 1 (= RS): K until marker, work pattern according to diagram A.2 (= 17 sts) = 73 sts on row, turn piece. Row 2 (= WS): Work A.2 over the first 16 sts, marker, K the rest of row, turn piece. Row 3 (= RS): K until 2 sts remain before marker, K 2 tog, marker, A.2 over the last 16 sts = 71 sts on row, turn piece. Row 4 (= WS): Work A.2 over the first 15 sts, marker, K the rest of row, turn piece. Row 5 (= RS): K until marker and work A.2 over the last 15 sts = 70 sts on row, turn piece. Row 6 (= WS): Work A.2 over the first 14 sts, marker, K the rest of row, turn piece. Row 7 (= RS): K until 2 sts remain before marker, K 2 tog, marker, A.2 over the last 14 sts = 68 sts on row, turn piece. Row 8 (= WS): Work A.2 over the first 13 sts, marker, K the rest of row, turn piece. Row 9 (= RS): K until marker and work A.2 over the last 13 sts = 67 sts on row, turn piece. Row 10 (= WS): Work A.2 over the first 12 sts, marker, K the rest of row, turn piece. Row 11 (= RS): K until 2 sts remain before marker, K 2 tog, marker, A.2 over the last 12 sts = 65 sts on row, turn piece. Row 12 (= WS): Work A.2 over the first 11 sts, marker, K the rest of row, turn piece. 1 repetition with A.2 has now been worked and 3 sts have been dec in garter st before marker (seen from RS). Work 1 repetition with SHORT ROWS 3 - see explanation above, over sts in lace edge (do not work the other sts on row). Then work alternately 1 repetition A.2 vertically and 1 repetition SHORT ROWS 3 (NOTE: Every time 1st row in A.2 is worked, there will be 3 sts less before marker). When A.2 and SHORT ROWS 3 have been worked 18 times vertically in total there are 14 sts on needle. Work 1 ridge in garter st over all sts and loosely cast off. Shawl measures approx. 145 cm in width and approx. 40 cm in the middle. |
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Comments / Questions (78)
Marion wrote:
Ich stricke mir gerade das Set, ein Traum, tolle Farbe und Dank der guten Anleitung sehr gutes Nacharbeiten! Vielen Dank! 😀
31.10.2015 - 10:46MARIA CHOUMANIDI wrote:
Hello. I am knitting the second half of the shawl and I noticed that the lace part has one YO less compared to the lace of the first part. Am I doing something wrong or is this how the pattern works? Thank you
04.10.2015 - 08:45DROPS Design answered:
Dear Mrs Choumanidi, that's correct, when working 11th row (= from RS) in the 2nd part, you dec 2 sts: K2 tog before marker + 1 st in A.2 = 65 sts remain. Happy knitting!
05.10.2015 - 09:51Petra wrote:
Hab die Teile gestrickt und verschenkt. Am liebsten würde ich sie auch haben. Besonders das Tuch - ein Traum.
05.09.2015 - 19:55D. Lepage wrote:
Je suis ravie de ce patron; un vrai plaisir à tricoter et un si beau résultat, merci à vous!
04.09.2015 - 18:40Annette Stoppelkamp wrote:
Muß ich nach 18 mal stricken von A1 auch noch verkürzte Reihe-1 durchführen und 6 Maschen abketteln? Und danach erst verkürzte Reihen -2 und -3 ?
14.02.2015 - 14:15DROPS Design answered:
Sie stricken ja immer abwechselnd A.1 und verkürzte R-1 (also A.1, verkürzte R-1, A.1, verkürzte-R 1, A.1, verkürzte R-1 usw.), das Ganze 18x, dabei enden Sie mit verkürzte R-1 (komplett wie beschrieben, mit Abketten) und stricken direkt anschließend verkürzte R-2, dann verkürzte R-3.
15.02.2015 - 20:39Karin wrote:
Ok, Askepott har ikke gitt seg! Har strikket prøve, som jeg anbefaler til alle nybegynnerne(!) og plutselig skjønt mønstere, hurra! Nå er det kjempegøy, og skjerfet blir veldig delikat. Men: det er fremdeles ikke særlig gøy å strikke spindelvev! :-) Lykke til alle!
26.11.2014 - 14:28Karin wrote:
Hei, jeg har problemer allerede i begynnelsen. Legg opp 14 masker, strikk de første 3 masker, strikk A1=11 masker, hvordan kan jeg få 15 masker her? 3+11=14 Til dette tidspunktet ser jeg ikke at man skulle øke. Kan dere hjelpe? Fortvilet hilsen :-/
26.11.2014 - 06:55DROPS Design answered:
Hej Karin, jo men du øger 1m allerede på 1.p i diagrammet. God fornøjelse!
26.11.2014 - 14:59Karin wrote:
For et fint skjerf, tenkte jeg og satt i gang, men: dette er ikke en fin strikkeopplevelse:-( Jeg føler meg som Askepott som skal strikke spindelvev med tjukke greiner:-(( siden tråden er doppelt, er det ekstra vanskelig! Respekt for alle som har klart det skjerfet:-) kan ikke tenke meg at jeg fortsetter :-(
25.11.2014 - 23:32Josee wrote:
I've practiced the shawl pattern with regular worsted yarn...because short rows were new to me and had misfortunes with previous patterns that required Kid-Silk. I've successfully made the shawl with Kid-Silk (as a gift) and the end result is wonderful. :)
21.11.2014 - 22:18Anna wrote:
Come posso far diventare la sciarpa uno scaldacollo ?
17.08.2014 - 10:18DROPS Design answered:
Buongiorno Anna, il modello che ha scelto è uno scialle, ed è un pò difficile farlo diventare uno scaldacollo. Ci sono parecchi modelli di scaldacollo nel database, provi a dare un'occhiata. Buon lavoro!!
17.08.2014 - 10:26