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Welcome to the amazed knitter's blog
I was amazed about the amount and variety of colour stitch patterns I discovered, and I initially decided to start blogging to share some of them with you for your personal use. They are easy to make for anyone who is able to knit and purl. The only other thing you need to know is not to knit, in other words: slip stitches.
detailed instructions
You'll find most of these patterns under "A stitch a day".
The blog is now not live anymore.
You can find me with other kind of work on my new blog here:
http://www.wababbel.de/christine/
as well as on Etsy:
https://www.etsy.com/ie/shop/FormerlyFleece?ref=hdr_shop_menu
For quick reference(English/German)
K = knit/rechts
P = purl/links
O = slip purl-wise with yarn at back of stitch/Masche wie zum Linksstricken abheben, Faden liegt hinter der Masche
X = slip purl-wise with yarn in front of stitch/Masche wie zum Linksstricken abheben, Faden liegt vor der Masche
Red stitch= required on one side of fabric only, for symmetry/nur auf eine Seite der Arbeit noetig, wenn symmetrisches Muster gewuenscht ist.
P = purl/links
O = slip purl-wise with yarn at back of stitch/Masche wie zum Linksstricken abheben, Faden liegt hinter der Masche
X = slip purl-wise with yarn in front of stitch/Masche wie zum Linksstricken abheben, Faden liegt vor der Masche
Red stitch= required on one side of fabric only, for symmetry/nur auf eine Seite der Arbeit noetig, wenn symmetrisches Muster gewuenscht ist.
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Wow, I just came across your blog through the Ravelry site. You're so prolific! It's very generous of you to share these patterns.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a very good knitter, so I wouldn't be able to even attempt them, but they look very pretty.
Well done :)
Thank you, heather.
ReplyDeleteThey are not difficult to knit really, albeit the charts might look so at first sight. If you read the instructions (see links in sidebar), and give it a try, you'll see.