We're weaving a Kikimora suit. We thread strips about 20 cm long and 5-8 cm wide through the mesh cell and tie a knot. The tails go on in several rows and overlap each other, so there are no gaps anywhere.
Such a detailed tutorial! Thank you! Could you tell me where I went wrong? I once tried to make a scrubber, though I did it on knitting needles. It actually came out pretty well. But the problem turned out to be the h...
A very interesting dress! In my opinion, there is no change in the height of the stitches here, only in their quantity in each cell in terms of height and width. If I'm not mistaken, the model is knitted from the top ...
You've given me quite a challenge, but I think I've found that pattern. It's simple to knit. The repeat is 2 rows, and the number of stitches must be divisible by 2. Row 1: Slip 1 stitch with a yarn over, knit 1. Repe...
I mastered lazy jacquard on knitting needles a long time ago — it's a real lifesaver for knitting socks. I haven't tried it with a crochet hook yet, I'll have to learn this new technique.
I'm currently sewing a quilt for my daughter using 150g polyester batting, and I like the result. It's light, soft, and quilts without any issues both by hand and by machine. But our house is very warm: 23-24 degrees.
Usually, people knit so-called "basic items" from down, meaning without any embellishments or complexities. But lately, I've been fond of down clothing trimmed with sequins 😍. It's very festive and simple at the same ...
I once knitted a dickey collar as a custom order for a coworker. It was not difficult, but when I had already finished it, she suddenly asked: “How am I supposed to put it on? I’ll ruin my hairstyle!” It turned out sh...
Years ago, I sewed faux-fur coats for myself and my older daughter, so insulation was a real concern: those garments let the wind through very easily. Sherstepon looks lightweight, so it might be worth considering for...
Ninel, it's hard to answer since there's no photo of the dress. If the design is simple enough, I can suggest 2 ways to do it without much hassle (you won't need to rip anything apart) 😉. Method 1: using tracing paper...
We're weaving a Kikimora suit. We thread strips about 20 cm long and 5-8 cm wide through the mesh cell and tie a knot. The tails go on in several rows and overlap each other, so there are no gaps anywhere.
Such a detailed tutorial! Thank you! Could you tell me where I went wrong? I once tried to make a scrubber, though I did it on knitting needles. It actually came out pretty well. But the problem turned out to be the h...
A very interesting dress! In my opinion, there is no change in the height of the stitches here, only in their quantity in each cell in terms of height and width. If I'm not mistaken, the model is knitted from the top ...
You've given me quite a challenge, but I think I've found that pattern. It's simple to knit. The repeat is 2 rows, and the number of stitches must be divisible by 2. Row 1: Slip 1 stitch with a yarn over, knit 1. Repe...
I mastered lazy jacquard on knitting needles a long time ago — it's a real lifesaver for knitting socks. I haven't tried it with a crochet hook yet, I'll have to learn this new technique.
That's really nice. I thought the bow was knit together with the headband in some elaborate way, but it's much simpler ;)
I'm currently sewing a quilt for my daughter using 150g polyester batting, and I like the result. It's light, soft, and quilts without any issues both by hand and by machine. But our house is very warm: 23-24 degrees.
A timeless classic)). Based on this basic model, you can knit the headband in fisherman’s rib; it will turn out more voluminous.
Usually, people knit so-called "basic items" from down, meaning without any embellishments or complexities. But lately, I've been fond of down clothing trimmed with sequins 😍. It's very festive and simple at the same ...
I once knitted a dickey collar as a custom order for a coworker. It was not difficult, but when I had already finished it, she suddenly asked: “How am I supposed to put it on? I’ll ruin my hairstyle!” It turned out sh...
Years ago, I sewed faux-fur coats for myself and my older daughter, so insulation was a real concern: those garments let the wind through very easily. Sherstepon looks lightweight, so it might be worth considering for...
Ninel, it's hard to answer since there's no photo of the dress. If the design is simple enough, I can suggest 2 ways to do it without much hassle (you won't need to rip anything apart) 😉. Method 1: using tracing paper...