Owlie sleep sack - La p'tite vie de valoO Il y a quelques temps, en surfant sur le site de Ravelry (banque de donnée internationale de modèles de tricot, gratuits et payants), je suis tombée sur LE modèle mignon tout plein pour un nouveau né : Le Owlie Sleep Sack de Teresa Cole, avec son petit bonnet. Ni une ni deux, je fonce sur son site pour avoir les explications, et me voilà partie ! J'ai donc tricoté pour Eléonore et sa crevette qui arrivera dans le froid de l'hiver, au chaud à la maison... Edit du 3 mai : Voilà une photo du Owlie sleep sack en situation, avec un poupon à Camille :D Sauf que... J'ai tricoté le owlie sleepsack avec de la laine malabrigo worsted, aiguilles 4.5. Corps : Monter 86 mailles Placer un anneau marqueur puis joindre pour tricoter en rond en tricotant ensemble la 1ere et la dernière maille ; on a 85 mailles Tricoter en jersey pendant 16 rangs Continuer à tricoter en jersey endroit jusqu’à ce que le tricot mesure 30,5 cm SANS déplier le roulotis du début. Tricoter 2.5 cm en jersey.
Pickles TUTO MOUFLES POUR BEBE FACILES - Mes petites activités Pour accompagner l'écharpe pour ma petite fille et utiliser les restes de laine, j'ai fait un petit bonnet et des moufles : En prime, je vous donne le tuto des moufles d'une simplicité sans nom ! Taille 6 - 12 mois Aiguilles n°4 (4 aiguilles à doubles pointes) et laine correspondante. Monter 30 mailles sur 3 aiguilles et utiliser la quatrième pour tricoter (c'est peut-être un peu plus long que de tricoter sur deux aiguilles mais cela évite la couture, si vraiment vous n'êtes pas à l'aise avec cette technique, vous pouvez tricoter les moufles sur deux aiguilles et faire une petite couture sur le côté).Tricoter 10 rangs en côtes 1/1. Puis 25 rangs en jersey. Ensuite, tricoter ainsi : - *2 mailles ensemble, 11 mailles, 2 mailles ensemble* 2 fois, - *2 mailles ensemble, 9 mailles, 2 mailles ensemble* 2 fois, - *2 mailles ensemble, 7 mailles, 2 mailles ensemble* 2 fois, - *2 mailles ensemble, 5 mailles, 2 mailles ensemble* 2 fois, - *2mailles ensemble, 3 mailles, 2 mailles ensemble* 2 fois.
Half-Assed Patterns » Serpentina Serpentina You need this scarf. Yup. You really do. Serpentina is easy enough for a beginner to muddle through, just complex enough not to bore an intermediate knitter, and comfortable TV knitting for an expert. See? Serpentina would also make a good “easing into lace” sort of project – the lacy rib bit is simple and easily memorized, and will get you used to the basics of lace: using yarn overs and decreases to form a pattern. See all my blog entries about this pattern. Find this pattern on Ravelry. Materials: · Elann Incense (50% wool, 25% silk, 25% bamboo, 114 yards per 50g skein), 4 skeins; shown in Brick · US 7 straight or circular needles · tapestry needle Gauge: Doesn’t matter. Size: 110″ long, 5″ wide, after blocking. Note: 4 skeins of Incense gave me 19 repeats of section 2 (and 20 repeats of section 1), but only just barely, with less than a foot of yarn left over. Pattern Notes: Yarn Substitutions: Abbreviations: slwyif: bring yarn to front, slip 1 st purlwise Pattern: CO 30 sts.
How to knit a Cocoon for a Newborn Baby step by step | So Woolly An adorable project, ideal for beginners, makes a great Christmas present or for your next baby shower emergency. In this tutorial we learn how to knit a Cocoon for newborn babies. The pattern is knitted flat, from the top down, and the only techniques you need to know are how to knit and how to purl (no need to know how to bind off). Starting at the edge in Stockinette stitch (it’s going to roll up a bit), we knit a 2 x 2 Rib edge, and then change to Stockinette stitch for some rows. Materials 2 x 10 mm (15 US) knitting needles #ad 125 gr of Merino Wool (Chunky: for 9 – 10 mm knitting needles) #ad 1 Button (2 cm diameter) #ad 1 x Tapestry needle #ad 1 x Measuring tape #ad 1 x Scissors #ad Measurements 41 cm x 41 cm (16 x 16 in) Gauge 10 stitches and 15 rows = 10 cm / 4 in Abbreviations CO: Cast on st: Stitch K: Knit P: Purl WS: Wrong side RS: Right side k2tog: knit two stitches together How to knit a Cocoon for a Newborn Baby, step by step Every odd row forms the RS of the pattern. CO 42 st. Decreases xxx
a common thread blog: rag bath mat tutorial i’ll start my first post back with a finished project/tutorial! a few weeks ago, my boyfriend and i were planning to throw out this huge king size comforter. it was just so much fabric though, that i couldn’t bear to part with it. so it sat beside the doorway for about a week, before it came to me. rag bath mat. so, i bought the gigantic knitting needles - size 19! ripped the comforter, made yarn from the fabric strips, and knit it up into a mat for my bathroom floor! Before  After i followed the tutorial by cocoknits, but here’s what i did.i started by cutting little slits at every 1.5” increment. then, i ripped with my hands each strip until i had a whole bunch of strips. ripping with your hands is MUCH easier than actually cutting the strips, and more accurate too. it rips right along the grainline perfectly so you have very even strips…and it’s FAST. it also makes a very gratifying noise. then, put the first strip through the slit in the 2nd strip.
Basic Baby Hat - Baby Clothing Knitted My Patterns - - Mama's Stitchery Projects This is a very basic baby hat in several sizes. This is designed for in-the-round knitting. Sizes: Preemie – 11″ circumference, 5.5″ high Newborn – 13″ circumference, 6″ high 12 month – 15.25″ circumference, 7″ high Toddler – 17.5″ circumference, 7.5″ high Teen – 19.5″ circumference, 8″ high Gauge: 22 stitches and 30 rows = 4 inches in stockinette Materials: 0.5 to 1 oz (40 to 80 yards) of DK weight baby yarn Size 6 (4 mm) 40″ circular needle (for magic loop) or set of size 6 (4 mm) double pointed needles Yarn needle Abbreviations: k = knit p = purl k2tog = knit two together ssk = slip one knitwise, slip one knitwise, insert left needle into front of both slipped stitches and knit. Pattern: Preemie – Cast on 60 Newborn – Cast on 72 12 month – Cast on 84 Toddler – Cast on 96 Teen – Cast on 108 Join to knit in the round. Ribbing (6 rounds for preemie size, 8 rounds for other sizes): k2, p2 repeated across round Before starting the crown, there are 60 (72, 84, 96, 108) stitches
Spud & Chloë — Blog You may recall that we released a collection of three free patterns in conjunction with Vogue Knitting this past August. With the holidays coming up, I thought it may be a good idea to share these freebies again and change them up a bit for winter. A two hank wonder! Originally, we designed the Chinese Lantern Hat in Buoy #7219, but it looks equally lovely in Sugar Plum #7221. The Details Pattern: Chinese Lantern Hat Designer: Elizabeth Mautz-Redmann Size: One Needles: Size 6 (4mm) needles Size 8 (5.5mm) needles Size 10 (6.5mm) needles Size K (6.5mm) hook Yarn: Spud & Chloë Outer, shown in Sugar Plum #7221 Link: To download the free pattern, click here One, two, or three hanks… you decide. If a tiny person is on your holiday knitting list this year, the Baby Mitts pattern will have you covered. Pattern: Baby Mitts Designer: Susan B. One hank wonder! I absolutely love the easy-to-memorize lace stitch in the Rosie Headband and the shaping for the ties is ultra-clever.
Mesure du tour de tête - La courbe du périmètre crânien Publié le 17/03/2009 à 00h00 , mis à jour le 01/07/2019 à 10h38 Validation médicale : 07 March 2018 La mesure du périmètre crânien est particulièrement importante la première année car elle permet de détecter précocement des anomalies du développement du système nerveux. Les premières années de bébé sont particulièrement importantes. La mesure du périmètre crânien : c'est quoi et à quoi ça sert ? Il s'agit de la mesure du "tour de tête". La courbe du périmètre crânien sert à surveiller la croissance du cerveau. A partir du 1er avril 2018, les nouveaux carnet de santé contiendront de nouvelles courbes de croissance de référence. Suivez votre grossesse semaine après semaine L'évolution du périmètre crânien La croissance du cerveau est extrêmement rapide lors des premières années de vie de bébé. Lorsque le périmètre crânien est : La courbe de périmètre crânien de 0 à 5 ans Le couloir correspond à la zone "normale", limites entre lesquelles se situent la plupart des enfants français.
guide to free online knitting resources » whip up There have been a few staple online mags and resources on the scene for a while, but with new mags popping up here and there I thought I would try to do a bit of of a roundup and see how many I could find. If you know of any more please comment. image: ‘lakeside’ lacy knee high socks from knotions magazine knitty.com – quarterly knitting magazine with patterns and articles ravelry.com - online knitting community – patterns, forums, wiki, and more twist collective – new online mag with some really nice patterns [only a few free patterns] and articles knotions - new online mag with some really cute patterns the inside loop UK based mag – small range of nice patterns teen knitter magazine – downloadable PDF – written by teens for teens. Print magazines or yarn stores with a free online pattern section. other fibre craft online mags spindlicity – for spinners weavezine – for weavers crochet uncut – new crochet mag crochet me joy of handspinning – for spinners
modeles tricot bebe Pull torsades bébé de 6 mois à 4 ans. Aig N°3 et 3,5. Tailles : 6 mois-1-2-4 ans Modèle Bergère de France Fournitures :Qual. Points employés :COTES 1/1, aig. n° 3.POINT FANT., aig. n° 3,5. Echantillon :Un carré de 10 cm point fant. et torsade = 30 m. et 35 rgs.Important : Tric. avec des aig. plus fines (ou un réglage plus petit) si vous obtenez moins de m. et de rgs que sur cet échantillon. DEVANT : Comme le dos sans ouverture.Emmanchures : Comme au dos.Encolure : A 8-9-9-10 cm de haut. d'emmanchures (76-86-96-110 rgs de haut. tot.), rab. les 11-11-13-15 m. centrales, puis de ch. côté ts les 2 rgs 1 fs 3 m., 2 fs 2 m., 3 fs 1 m.Epaules : A la même haut. et comme au dos. COL : Monter 75-79-87-93 m.Tric. 2 cm (8 rgs) côtes 1/1.Laisser en attente. BORDURES DU DOS (2) : Monter 21 m.Tric. 1 cm (4 rgs) côtes 1/1.Laisser en attente.
Interlock Bindoff After the publication of Jeny’s Surprisingly Stretchy Bindoff, I began a quest to find a bindoff that would stretch out just as far as JSSBO, snap back in just as well, and also be invisible (or close to it). The bindoff you see to the right is where that quest led me. Interlock can be worked plain or in pattern, and results in a visually subtle edge that is highly elastic and does not look scalloped when unstretched. THE CONCEPT Let’s say you’re working stockinette stitch, and you pull out your knitting needle from a row of live stitches. Now, if each stitch were interlocked with its neighboring stitches, it would look like something like this: This is the end result of the Interlock Bindoff worked plain (see Part 1 below). Applying this to k1p1 fabric, you would get a result that looks something like this (see Part 2 below): The blue highlight illustrates the columns of knit stitches. Draw the YN through the last stitch on your R needle as if to knit (front to back).