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This pattern is in English
Small • Medium • Large • X-Large • XX-Large • XXX-Large
Vinter blade (Winter leaves) is a very feminim and romantic blouse with fine and feminine details like bubble edges and a beautiful neckline with beautiful buttons at the back. Short rows and knitted glitter leaves, that are sewn on the yoke – or where you like.
The blouse is knitted with the super delicious Angora yarn from Mondial, but alternative yarns can also be used. After the flower pattern, the rest of the blouse is knitted purlwise – meaning that the purl stitches are on the right side.
Worked down up. Bubbles at all edges, short rows in the neckline and the finest buttons in the neck. Finally the most feminim leaves are knitted in glitter yarn and then sewn on to the blouse.
Worked in the round using circular needles 4 mm og with one strand of yarn. The sleeves are added to the body and the yoke is worked in the round with decrease evenly divided – but with raglan decreases in the first 5 rounds.
Degree of difficulty
See the description of techniques used – it determines the level of difficulty for you.
Sizes
Small • Medium • Large • X-Large • XX-Large • XXX-Large
Upper circumference blouse
91 cm • 100 cm • 110 cm • 120 cm • 130 cm • 140 cm
Length from armhole and down
30 cm • 31 cm • 32 cm • 33 cm • 34 cm • 34 cm
Total length, about
51 cm • 52 cm • 55 cm • 57 cm • 58 cm • 60 cm
Yardage
1 strand Angora from Mondial (25 gram / 95 meter)
8-9 skiens • 9 skiens • 11 skiens • 12 skiens • 13 skiens • 14 skiens
IN ADDITION, for all sizes:
1 skein of Astra from Lang Yarns (25 gram / 550 meter) – is worked in three strands, so you will need to wind up to three skeins.
Gauge
18,5 stitches = 10 cm in stockinette using 1 strand of Angora on circular needles 4,0 mm before damp.
18 stitches = 10 cm using 1 strand of Angora on circular needles 4,0 mm after damp. (You do not have to damp – but the measurements for the finished blouse are stated after damp on the lowest level on your iron)
Needles
I recommend that you make a knitting sample before you start. If the gauge is not right and maybe you are knitting tight, then try with a bigger needle size, or is you are knitting loose try with a smaller needle size. I can recommend the ergonomic circular needles from Prym.
Circular needles
• Circular needles 4,0 mm 80 cm for the body and magic-loop on sleeves
• Circular needles 4,0 mm 40 cm for the yoke and eventually at the sleeves
• Double pointed needles 2,5 mm for the knitted leaves
Notions
• Stitch markers in different colours
• 1 stitch holder
Techniques used
• Ordinary cast on
• Ordinary bind off in bubble edge
• Bubbles (5 stitches in the same stitch and 4 stitches over the last stitch)
• Knit
• Purl
• Knit through back loop
• Decreases are made from the right side in purl stitches (purl two stitches together)
• Short rows – German Short Rows
• Magic loop is recommended for the sleeves
• Yarn over (knitted leaves)
• Slip one stitch (knitted leaves)
Degree of difficulty
See the description of techniques used – it determines the level of difficulty for you.
Sizes
Small • Medium • Large • X-Large • XX-Large • XXX-Large
Upper circumference blouse
91 cm • 100 cm • 110 cm • 120 cm • 130 cm • 140 cm
Length from armhole and down
30 cm • 31 cm • 32 cm • 33 cm • 34 cm • 34 cm
Total length, about
51 cm • 52 cm • 55 cm • 57 cm • 58 cm • 60 cm
Yardage
1 strand Angora from Mondial (25 gram / 95 meter)
8-9 skiens • 9 skiens • 11 skiens • 12 skiens • 13 skiens • 14 skiens
IN ADDITION, for all sizes:
1 skein of Astra from Lang Yarns (25 gram / 550 meter) – is worked in three strands, so you will need to wind up to three skeins.
Gauge
18,5 stitches = 10 cm in stockinette using 1 strand of Angora on circular needles 4,0 mm before damp.
18 stitches = 10 cm using 1 strand of Angora on circular needles 4,0 mm after damp. (You do not have to damp – but the measurements for the finished blouse are stated after damp on the lowest level on your iron)
Needles
I recommend that you make a knitting sample before you start. If the gauge is not right and maybe you are knitting tight, then try with a bigger needle size, or is you are knitting loose try with a smaller needle size. I can recommend the ergonomic circular needles from Prym.
Circular needles
• Circular needles 4,0 mm 80 cm for the body and magic-loop on sleeves
• Circular needles 4,0 mm 40 cm for the yoke and eventually at the sleeves
• Double pointed needles 2,5 mm for the knitted leaves
Notions
• Stitch markers in different colours
• 1 stitch holder
Techniques used
• Ordinary cast on
• Ordinary bind off in bubble edge
• Bubbles (5 stitches in the same stitch and 4 stitches over the last stitch)
• Knit
• Purl
• Knit through back loop
• Decreases are made from the right side in purl stitches (purl two stitches together)
• Short rows – German Short Rows
• Magic loop is recommended for the sleeves
• Yarn over (knitted leaves)
• Slip one stitch (knitted leaves)
This pattern is in English
Small • Medium • Large • X-Large • XX-Large • XXX-Large
Vinter blade (Winter leaves) is a very feminim and romantic blouse with fine and feminine details like bubble edges and a beautiful neckline with beautiful buttons at the back. Short rows and knitted glitter leaves, that are sewn on the yoke – or where you like.
The blouse is knitted with the super delicious Angora yarn from Mondial, but alternative yarns can also be used. After the flower pattern, the rest of the blouse is knitted purlwise – meaning that the purl stitches are on the right side.
Worked down up. Bubbles at all edges, short rows in the neckline and the finest buttons in the neck. Finally the most feminim leaves are knitted in glitter yarn and then sewn on to the blouse.
Worked in the round using circular needles 4 mm og with one strand of yarn. The sleeves are added to the body and the yoke is worked in the round with decrease evenly divided – but with raglan decreases in the first 5 rounds.
Degree of difficulty
See the description of techniques used – it determines the level of difficulty for you.
Sizes
Small • Medium • Large • X-Large • XX-Large • XXX-Large
Upper circumference blouse
91 cm • 100 cm • 110 cm • 120 cm • 130 cm • 140 cm
Length from armhole and down
30 cm • 31 cm • 32 cm • 33 cm • 34 cm • 34 cm
Total length, about
51 cm • 52 cm • 55 cm • 57 cm • 58 cm • 60 cm
Yardage
1 strand Angora from Mondial (25 gram / 95 meter)
8-9 skiens • 9 skiens • 11 skiens • 12 skiens • 13 skiens • 14 skiens
IN ADDITION, for all sizes:
1 skein of Astra from Lang Yarns (25 gram / 550 meter) – is worked in three strands, so you will need to wind up to three skeins.
Gauge
18,5 stitches = 10 cm in stockinette using 1 strand of Angora on circular needles 4,0 mm before damp.
18 stitches = 10 cm using 1 strand of Angora on circular needles 4,0 mm after damp. (You do not have to damp – but the measurements for the finished blouse are stated after damp on the lowest level on your iron)
Needles
I recommend that you make a knitting sample before you start. If the gauge is not right and maybe you are knitting tight, then try with a bigger needle size, or is you are knitting loose try with a smaller needle size. I can recommend the ergonomic circular needles from Prym.
Circular needles
• Circular needles 4,0 mm 80 cm for the body and magic-loop on sleeves
• Circular needles 4,0 mm 40 cm for the yoke and eventually at the sleeves
• Double pointed needles 2,5 mm for the knitted leaves
Notions
• Stitch markers in different colours
• 1 stitch holder
Techniques used
• Ordinary cast on
• Ordinary bind off in bubble edge
• Bubbles (5 stitches in the same stitch and 4 stitches over the last stitch)
• Knit
• Purl
• Knit through back loop
• Decreases are made from the right side in purl stitches (purl two stitches together)
• Short rows – German Short Rows
• Magic loop is recommended for the sleeves
• Yarn over (knitted leaves)
• Slip one stitch (knitted leaves)
Adresse:
Store Torv 5
3700 Rønne
Bornholm, Denmark.
E-mail: info@heniusknitwear.com
Åbningstider:
Mandag-fredag: 11-18
Lørdag: 10-14
Søndag: Lukket
