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Laine Made in France 100% laine shetland Voici la petite soeur de la laine Shetland de L'échappée Laine !Toujours filé en France, le fil Shetland Fine de L'échappée Laine est composé de laine 100% d'origine française. C'est un fil de laine cardée qui vous apportera gonflant et chaleur. Shetland Fine est une laine composée de 2 brins retordus ensemble qui gonflera plus que sa grande soeur après le lavage pour un rendu mousseux incroyable. Comme elle, elle s'adoucira après le lavage.Le fait qu'elle soit composée de deux brins la rend encore plus élastique et vous permetta de magnifiques travaux de dentelle, notamment de dentelle shetland...Vous pourrez aussi réaliser des tricots en jersey, la définition de point restant tout à fait correcte et vous apprécierez son côté "mousseux". Les coloris seront ajoutés au fur et à mesure, on commence avec le très beau Brume, puis suivra Brique etc... Echantillons (toujours après lavage et séchage à plat )en 2,5 mm : 29 mailles et 44 rangs en jersey

* La déco Nouveau.... le plaid ! 1.90m x 0.75m 110€ laine "Numero5" de chez FONTY (filature de la Creuse) lavable en machine. * Les Rideaux* Lin Ht : 1.50m x 0.68m 120€ Ht: 0.56m x 0.68m 60€ * Les tapis * Tapis en lirette ( tissé avec des bandes de tissus) 1,50m x 0.70m 45 € * Les abats-jours * Support grillage agrémenté de rubans, dentelles et pampilles. Finitions au crochet avec des cotons "moulinés" Diametres 22cm 25€ Diametre 22cm *Les lampes de chevet* Diametre: 16cm - hauteur: 29cm vendue avec: kit douille précablée avec inter et prise, blanc (fil=1,50m) Cube: 16cm - hauteur: 25cm * Les tableaux décoratifs * Dimensions: 22cm x 16 cm Retour Accueil

Issue 27 Foundation Paper Piecing supplement templates - Today’s Quilter We’re so excited about our Foundation Paper Piecing (FPP) supplement that comes free with issue 27! Lynne Goldsworthy has designed eight intricate circle and star blocks filled with points and curves. Read on to download your bonus FPP templates… Don’t worry if you struggle to get your points sharp or curved piecing seems a bit daunting. The wonderful thing about FPP is that it’s a great technique to use when working with unusual or awkward shapes while achieving crisp, clean lines. Download your free templates below so you can start creating the blocks featured in the supplement. Download your issue 27 FPP templates here (2.4MB PDF file).

Modern Miniature Weaving is an Unconventional Fashion Statement Over the past few years, weav­ing—much like embroi­dery—has made a come­back in con­tem­po­rary craft cir­cles. It offers a way to com­pose abstract com­po­si­tions in thread as well as the oppor­tu­ni­ty to play with tex­ture. Some of my favorite weav­ings use the ends of yarn and jux­ta­pose it with tight­ly-woven stitch­es to cre­ate a strik­ing com­bi­na­tion that looks both hard and soft. Allyson Rousseau is one of these pro­lif­ic weavers—creating more than 200 cus­tom pieces for homes around the world—who often plays with scale. Allyson has fash­ioned these tiny cre­ations into state­ment-mak­ing neck­laces. Allyson sells her neck­laces, along with her oth­er weav­ings, through her online shop. Allyson Rousseau creates miniature weaving that fits in your hand—and around your neck for a statement-making accessories. Aside from wearing these weavings around your neck, Allyson also makes brooches. And, she also does wall hangings in a desaturated, cotton candy palette.

Nous rejoindre C’est simple, que vous ayez 5 ou 100 ans vous êtes les bienvenues. Nous avons besoin de layette, tricots, combinaisons, bonnets pour les moins de 2 ans et de petites couvertures (65 cm x 80 cm env.) Pour recevoir les modèles vous pourrez nous joindre par courrier à Tricotez Cœur 42 avenue de Wagram 75008 Parispar mail à egpe-tricotezcoeur@noos.fr Pour nous envoyer vos travaux : Tricotez Cœur 42 avenue de Wagram 75008 Paris Si vous voulez nous rencontrer ou apporter vos tricots : Notre permanence est ouverte les lundis et jeudis de 14h à 16 h30 au 42 avenue de Wagram (métro Ternes) , – au fond de la cour 75008 Paris (fermé du 15 juin au 15 septembre.) Vous souhaitez nous aider pour les livraisons ou nous donner de la laine ? Tricotez c’est un passe-temps, les journées sont longues à la campagne, ainsi avec votre association, je sers à quelque chose. Je prends un immense plaisir à tricoter pour votre association. Atelier-tricot chez Zodio

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From my Angle / DROPS 172-24 - Free knitting patterns by DROPS Design GARTER ST (worked in the round): 1 ridge = 2 rounds. * K 1 round and P 1 round *, repeat from *-*. PATTERN: See diagrams A.1 to A.4. Pattern is worked in stockinette st. The diagrams show all rows in pattern seen from RS. NOTE: When diagram is worked back and forth, work as follows: If the strand to be worked with is in the wrong side of piece, move sts back and work 2 rows from the same side or cut the yarn if needed. RAGLAN: Inc differently on sleeves and body. DECREASE TIP: Dec 1 st on each side of each marker as follows: Work until 3 sts remain before marker, K 2 tog, K 2 (marker is in the middle of these sts), slip 1 st as if to K, K 1, psso (= 2 sts dec = 4 sts dec in total). Dec 2 st on each side of each marker as follows: Work until 5 sts remain before marker, * K 2 tog * repeat from *-* 2 times in total (= 2 sts dec), K 2 (marker is in the middle of these sts), * slip 1 st as if to K, K 1, psso *, repeat from *-* 2 times in total (= 4 sts dec = 8 sts dec in total).

Folded Squares Cardigan I recently visited one of my favorite sources of inspiration: Kinokuniya, a remarkable Japanese bookstore in midtown Manhattan. There, I unearthed Tomoko Nakamichi’s beautiful and aptly titled sewing book, “Pattern Magic 2.” And at that moment, the seed for our Folded Squares Cardigan was planted! Under the intriguing heading, “Wearing a Square,” Nakamichi outlines a pattern for a cardigan that consists of a big “T” with its outer top corners folded inward. Gears turning, I set out to try the template in knitted form, using garter stitch and Habu Textile’s incredible Dyed Bamboo. The pattern may seem a bit like origami, but instead of crisp, angular paper, Dyed Bamboo is more like a jellyfish! And although this makes securing exact measurements a bit challenging, I encourage you to embrace this yarn and silhouette for what it is: an easy-to-make, incredibly slinky, soft, and elegant affair! Materials 2 skeins of Habu’s Dyed Bamboo, 100% bamboo. Gauge Sizes SAMPLE: Size 38 Notes Pattern Sleeves