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Not-So-Itty-Bitty Bow Pattern » Untangling Knots Part 1: Not-So-Itty-Bitty Bow Pattern There are a lot of knit bow patterns out there but most of them had something about their construction that I didn’t like. I decided to write up how I like to make knit bows. I’m breaking the directions up into two parts to keep it from being overly long and because part 2 should be useful for other things than this pattern. Part 1 would be this, the knitting pattern for bows. Part 2 will be directions for my favorite method of attaching stuff to hair clips. I’ve included instructions for two different styles of bows. Materials For the Bow: 3.75mm Knitting NeedlesDK or Worsted Weight Yarn Scraps – The red bows are Bollicine’s Dolly and the blue is Brown Sheep Cotton Fleece. Ribbed Bow:CO 10Work in 1×1 ribbing for 1in or to tasteRow 1: ssk to endRow 2: Purl to endRow 3: Knit to endRow 4: Purl to endRow 5: kfbl to endWork in 1×1 ribbing for 1in or to matchBO To make either bow wider or narrower, work more or less stitches in increments of two.
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Free Adult Slippers & Socks Knitting Patterns Everyone loves knitted socks. They are like a right of passage for knitters. Socks tend to be knit on double pointed needles, although you can also used circular needles. A popular method for sock knitting is Magic Loop knitting. Salto Socks Intermediate. Gauge: 9.0 stitches per inch or 36.0 stitches per 4 inches. Pumpkin Vine Socks Gauge: 7.0 stitches per inch or 28.0 stitches per 4 inches. Mulled Wine Socks Gauge: 3.0 stitches per inch or 12.0 stitches per 4 inches. Mimus Socks Beginner/Intermediate. Microprocessor Socks Gauge: 8.0 stitches per inch or 32.0 stitches per 4 inches. Longitudinal Socks Gauge: 7.5 stitches per inch or 30.0 stitches per 4 inches. Kew Socks Carousel Socks Winnow Socks Gauge: 8.5 stitches per inch or 34.0 stitches per 4 inches. Spiral Tube Socks Q Socks Gauge: 8.25 stitches per inch or 33.0 stitches per 4 inches. Peacock Socks There's 90 Adult Slippers & Socks patterns. ← Previous12345Next →
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Craft Passion: Free Craft Pattern & Tutorial diy Design Fanatic: Organized Armoire Storage can be pretty as well as functional. Our oldest daughter's room was totally disorganized and needed a place for all her girl stuff.I thought an armoire would be perfect for her so I scoured Craigslist and found one that could be transformed. I turned a regular old armoire found on Craigslist to an totally organized jewelry/makeup/t shirt cabinet. We bought an armoire almost a year ago on Craigslist.Our oldest daughter had an overflowing walk in closet and she had a difficult finding everything. She does her hair in her bedroom because the upstairs bath she shares with her sister is small and couldn't hold all of her things. The armoire was partially organized, but it was still a mess because she still didn't have enough space. I took inventory of my daughter's things and felt she needed one more 1/2 shelf on the top part of the armoire and she really needed more shelves in the bottom of the armoire. So, Mr. Here's what the top looks like now Ah, much better!!! Bottom Before: