indigirl: stylish knits, modern life- welcome Broken Rib Box Bag Tutorial A couple of you inquired whether I made this pouch based on a tutorial or pattern and if not, if I could provide one. Ask and you shall receive! I've learned so much from tutorials out on the internets, I'm happy I can give back for once. Because of the versatility of this pattern, my instructions can be used more as guidelines. Note: This pattern can be tweaked to create a bag of any dimension you want. You'll need:1/4 yard exterior fabric1/4 yard lining fabric (I used blue for Project Spectrum)1/4 yard interfacing (weight of your choice. Cut a 16" x 12" (updated dimensions) rectangle of exterior fabric, lining, and interfacing. 2. Remove pins, turn pouch rightside out, and topstitch along zipper. Turn pouch inside out and sew other side of zipper to opposite end of fabric (to create tube).Stay consistent with fabric arrangement detailed at the beginning of this step. This will be somewhat awkward and you will need to stop midway through sewing to open zipper. Turn pouch to right side.
knit and tonic You know how it is when a song is in your head. It makes it worse when you can't recall the lyrics in total. But your brain hums it as you go through your day and at some point you feel like subjecting yourself to "It's a Small World" to break the monotony. But enough of that. The song that has been in my head is "Stardust" as sung by Nat King Cole. So, I'm in a bedroom and laying on a big bed with lots of white sheets, pillows and a fluffy duvet (much like the one I sleep in every night). "Sometimes I wonder, how I spendThe lonely nightsDreaming of a song . . ." And I sit up, lean over to him, look into his eyes and join him in song (with a really good Julie Andrews voice): ". . . Then, two good looking dark-skinned men wearing Calvin Klein white underwear come behind us and lean through the open windows, reach over to Mullen, and begin to rub his shoulders. Next thing I know, I'm in nursing school. "Sometimes I wonder, why I spendThe lonely nightsDreaming of a song . . ." ". . . ". . .
Close Checks Linne f‽r de flesta former Linne för de flesta former Framstycke Lägg upp 70(76)84 maskor på stickor 2,5 mm och sticka ett avigt varv, utom de 6 sista maskorna som stickas räta. Fortsätt sedan att sticka 6 maskor rätt alla varv för att få en rätstickad kant nertill på linnet. Vänd. sticka 6 maskor rätt, vänd sticka 12 maskor rätt, vänd sticka 6 maskor rätt, 6 maskor avigt, vänd sticka 18 maskor rätt, vänd sticka 12 maskor avigt och 6 maskor rätt, vänd sticka 24 maskor rätt, vänd sticka 18 maskor avigt och 6 maskor rätt, vänd sticka 30 maskor rätt, vänd sticka 24 maskor avigt och 6 maskor rätt, vänd och sticka hela varvet rätt. Nu stickas även en kil vid ärmhålet (och kom ihåg att lägga garnet runt nästkommande maska vid vändningarna). den som har liten byst gör inte denna kil. sticka 12 (18) 24 maskor avigt, vänd sticka 12(18)24 rätt, vänd sticka 6(12)18 avigt, vänd sticka 6(12)18 rätt, vänd sticka 0(6)12 avigt, vänd sticka 0(6)12 rätt, vänd på L stickas ytterligare 6 m rätt, vänd, på S och M görs inte detta varv Följ diagrammet
Checks And Ridges Sock Yarn Afghan Contest This should be fun. I am going to start a contest and the prize is an afghan. To enter the contest you must make a square for the afghan. The squares must be made with sock yarn. Great for using up leftovers. square looks like. Square measured 7 1/2" Knit on 5 dp 2.75mm needlesI used 13 grams of Opal Brazil 5003 Cast on 12 stitches - 3 on each of the 4 needlesRound 1: Knit one round plainRound 2: - Knit1 (K1) yarn over (yo) K1 on the first needle, repeat on the next 3 needlesRound 3: and every alternate round KnitRound 4: K2 YO K1 YO K2 repeat this on all four needlesRound 6: K3 YO K1 YO K3 repeat this on all four needles Keeping this pattern you will have 1 more stitch on each needle before and after the YO K1 YO.until 19 stitches are before and after the increase. Fun KnitsBox 521Quathiaski Cove, B.C. You can enter as many squares as you want.
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