NATALE A MAGLIA-foto-schemi-punti-decorazioni

Ciao magliaie!!!!!! :sbatteregliocchi:
guardate che bel fuoriporta ho trovato!!! http://s10.rimg.info/e9bcc79986fe3a8...e477c86694.gif
se avete da riciclare i gomitoli di lana, il Natale è un evento che fa x voi: piccolo gomitli di lana, un paio di palline di natale e tutti i vicini sapranno che in casa c'è una bravissima magliaia!!! :ridere6:
Un bel divertimento da realizzare anche con i bambini... Non credete?
Secondo me, si divertiranno un sacco!!!
P.S.: a proposito dei bambini... si può realizzare un fuoriporta con dei piccoli giocatoli che non usano + o con delle sorprese Kinder che di solito sono sparsi in tutta la casa e non sai mai come e dove sistemarli!!!

Bungirono a tutte, sembra presto ma fra poco è Natale, pertanto prepariamoci.... invece di spendere soldi per acquistare decorazioni per l'albero perchè non le realizziamo noi con avanzi di lana cotone ecc????


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Use this quick to knit pattern for holly as an ornament, pin, or Christmas package decoration.

Gauge:
Not vital

Size:
Approximately 4" (10 cm) wide and 2½" (6 cm) tall

Materials:
Small amount of red and green worsted weight yarn Size 9 US (5.5 mm) needles

Instructions
Holly-Make 3

With green yarn, CO 2 st.

Row 1: k2
Row 2: p1 through front and back loop twice
CO 2 st.
Row 3: k6
CO 2 st.
Row 4: p8
Row 5: ssk, k4, k2tog
Row 6: p2tog, p2, p2tog
CO 2 st.
Row 7: k6
CO 2 st.
Row 8: p8
Row 9: ssk, k4, k2tog
Row 10: p2tog, p2, p2tog
Row 11: ssk, k2tog
BO.

Finishing
If needed, block pieces.
Arrange the three pieces fanned out as desired and sew together in the back.
With red yarn, make french knots for berries.
Attach a loop for hanging or a pin.


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Size:
Approx 5" high and 4" wide

Gauge:
Not vital

Materials:
Green worsted weight yarn
Small amounts of worsted weight yarn in other colors
Needles appropriate for yarn

Instructions
CO 4 sts.
Work in St st for 4 rows.
Using the Cable Cast On or Knit Cast On, CO 6 sts; K rem sts.
CO 6 sts; P rem sts - 16 sts.
Cont in St st and dec 1 st each end every row until 6 sts rem.
CO 4 sts; P rem sts.
CO 4 sts; K rem sts - 14 sts.
Cont in St st and dec 1 st each end every row until 4 sts rem.
CO 4 sts; K rem sts.
CO 4 sts; P rem sts - 12 sts.
Cont in St st and dec 1 st each end every row until 2 sts rem.
P2tog.
Break yarn and pull through loop, leaving a long tail to make loop for hanging.

Make French knots in different colors for the ornaments.



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Use this quick to knit small Santa hat to decorate a larger wreath or package perhaps!

Gauge:
Not vital

Materials:
Red worsted weight yarn
White eyelash yarn
Size 8 US (5 mm) double pointed needles - set of 5
Small piece of cotton
Fabric glue

Instructions
With white eyelash yarn, CO 24 sts. Divide evenly over 4 needles (6 sts on each needle). Be sure stitches aren't twisted and join. Work in garter stitch (knit one round, purl one round) for 6 rounds.

Change to red yarn. Work in St st (knit every round) for 12 rounds.

Decrease
Rnd 1: *k4, k2tog; rep from * around
Rnds 2, 4, 6: k
Rnd 3: *k3, k2tog; rep from * around
Rnd 5: *k2, k2tog; rep from * around
Rnd 7: *k1, k2tog; rep from * around

Knitting all sts on to one needle, k2tog around (4 sts). K2 tog twice.

Work I-Cord over 2 sts for desired length. K2tog. Fasten off.


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This pattern makes a cute pin too! Use larger needles and bulky weight yarn for a bigger ornament or smaller needles and sport weight yarn for a smaller one.
Size:
About 5 inches tall
Gauge:
Not vital
Materials:
Small amount of red and white worsted weight yarn
Needles appropriate to the yarn
Instructions
Snowman
With White, CO 6 sts.
Row 1: K
Row 2: K1, k into front and back of next st, k2, knit into front and back of next st, k1 - 8 sts
Row 3: K
Row 4: K1, k into front and back of next st, k4, knit into front and back of next st, k1 - 10 sts
Row 5: K
Row 6: K1, k into front and back of next st, k6, knit into front and back of next st, k1 - 12 sts
Rows 7-13: K
Row 14: K1, ssk, k6, k2tog, k1 - 10 sts
Row 15: K
Row 16: K1, ssk, k4, k2tog, k1 - 8 sts
Row 17: K
Row 18: K1, ssk, k2, k2tog, k1 - 6 sts
Row 19: K
Row 20: k1, k into front and back of next st, k2, k into front and back of next st, k1 - 8 sts
Row 21: K
Row 22: k1, k into front and back of next st, k4, k into front and back of next st, k1 - 10 sts
Rows 23-27: K
Row 28: K1, ssk, k4, k2tog, k1 - 8 sts
Row 29: K
Row 30: K1, ssk, k2, k2tog, k1 - 6 sts
Row 31: K
Row 32: K1, ssk, k2tog, k1 - 4 sts
Row 33: K
Row 34: K1, k into front and back of next 2 sts, k1 - 6 sts
Row 35: K
Row 36: K1, k into front and back of next st, k2, k into front and back of next st, k1 - 8 sts
Rows 37-39: K
Row 40: K1, ssk, k2, k2tog, k1 - 6 sts
Row 41: K
Row 42: K1, ssk, k2tog, k1 - 4 sts
Row 43: ssk, k2tog - 2 sts
BO. Leave long tail and use to make loop for hanging.
Scarf
With Red, CO 45 sts. BO.
Finishing
Make two French Knots for eyes, one for nose, and 3 down center of body for buttons. Use a running stitch to make mouth.
Or you may use fabric paint to paint on eyes, nose, mouth and buttons.
Wrap scarf around neck.



Christmas Bell Pin Or Ornament Knitting Pattern



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Easy to knit Christmas bell pattern takes less than an hour. Use worsted weight and needles appropriate for the yarn.
Instructions:
CO 12 sts.
Row 1: K9, knit into front and back of next 2 sts, k1 -14 sts
Row 2: P6, k8
Row 3: K14
Repeat Rows 2 and 3 14 times more for a total of 15 ridges.
BO 9 sts, k2tog, BO one st, k2tog, BO one st. Fasten off.
Sew seam, draw up top edge with yarn. Hang jingle bell in center of bell. Make loop on top for hanger.






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Simple to knit 6-pointed star. Use a metallic yarn for sparkle or spread on craft glue and add glitter after you're done.

Use any weight yarn and needles appropriate for the yarn.

Instructions
CO 1 st.
P into front and back of this st - 2 sts
K1, k into front and back of next st - 3 sts
P3.
K into front and back of first st, k1, k into front and back of last st - 5 sts
P5.
K into front and back of first st, k3, k into front and back of last st - 7 sts
P7.
Cont in this manner until you have 13 sts.
BO.

With RS facing,in the center of each side of the triangle you've just made, pick up 5 sts.
p5.
k2tog, k1, k2tog- 3 sts
p3.
k2tog, k1 - 2 sts
p2tog.




Petal Dishcloth Knitting Pattern


Designed by Susan H. Esser

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Knit by Barbara Breiter
This lovely dishcloth or facecloth pattern could also be knit as a five pointed star for Christmas. Also makes a wonderful doily or hot pad!

Size:
The petals measure 3 inches in length; a larger needles and heavier yarn will yield a larger finished piece.

Gauge:
Not vital

Materials:
Sport weight yarn
Size 6 US (4.25 mm) needles
Size 7 US (4.5 mm) needles
Stitch markers
Stitch holders
Tapestry needle

Instructions
Note:
All Slip 2 instructions are to be slipped at the same time as if to knit.
p2sso- pass two slipped sts over

With a needle one size larger than you will work with, CO 105 sts, leaving an 18 inch tail for sewing up with later.
Change to your chosen needle and purl 21 sts. Leave rem sts on needle; you will work them later. Pm and turn.
Row 1 (RS): Sl 1, k8, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k to end of row, turn - 19 sts.
Row 2: Sl 1, p rem 18 sts.
Row 3: Sl 1, k7, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k rem 8 sts - 17 sts.
Row 4: Sl 1, p rem 16 sts.
Row 5: Sl 1, k6, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k rem 7 sts - 15 sts.
Row 6: Sl 1, p14.
Row 7: Sl 1, k5, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k6.
Row 8: Sl 1, p12.
Row 9: Sl 1, k4, sl 2, k1 p2sso, k5.
Row 10: Sl 1, p10.
Row 11: Sl 1, k3, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k4.
Row 12: Sl 1, p8.
Row 13: Sl 1, k2, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k3.
Row 14: Sl 1, p6.
Row 15: Sl 1, k1, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k2.
Row 16: Sl 1, p4.
Row 17: Sl 1, sl 2 at same time, k1, p2sso, k1.
Row 18: Sl 1, p2.
Row 19: Sl 2, k1, p2sso (1 st rem - place on a piece of scrap yarn or stitch holder).
Turn.
Work the following directions until you have used up all of your stitches and have 5 points or petals.
With WS facing, pick up 9 sts down the finished petal, pm.
Do not cut yarn.
Purl the next 21 sts of those waiting on the needle.
Row 1 (RS): Sl 1, k8, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k8, k the next st tog with the first st on the other side of the needle tbl (on the side of the completed petal).
Row 2: Sl 1, p rem 18 sts.
Row 3: Sl 1, k7, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k7, k the next st tog with the first st on the other side of the needle tbl.
Row 4: Sl 1, p16.
Row 5: Sl 1, k6, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k6, k the next st tog with the first st on the other side of the needle tbl.
Row 6: Sl 1, p14.
Row 7: Sl 1, k5, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k5, k the next st tog with the first st on the other side of the needle tbl.
Row 8: Sl 1, p12.
Row 9: Sl 1, k4, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k4, k the next st tog with the first st on the other side of the needle tbl.
Row 10: Sl 1, p10.
Row 11: Sl 1, k3, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k3, k the next st tog with the first st on the other side of the needle tbl.
Row 12: Sl 1, p8.
Row 13: Sl 1, k2, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k2, k the next st tog with the first st on the other side of the needle tbl.
Row 14: Sl 1, p6.
Row 15: Sl 1, k1, sl 2 , k1, p2sso, k1, k the next st tog with the first st on the other side of the needle tbl.
Row 16: Sl 1, p4.
Row 17: Sl 1, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k the next st tog with the first st on the other side of the needle tbl.
Row 18: Sl 1, p2.
Row 19: Sl 2, k1, p2sso.

Finishing
When you have completed all five petals, sew the bottom edge together with the first petal. Run threaded tapestry needle through all sts waiting on holders and pull tightly to close. Weave in ends on WS.


Sweater Christmas Ornament Knitting Pattern


Ruth Karohl

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This Christmas Ornament sweater is knit in one piece and then seamed.

Gauge:
Not vital

Materials:
Worsted weight yarn
Needles appropriate for yarn

Instructions
CO 14 sts.
Purl 1 row.
Work 4 rows K1, P1 ribbing.
Work 14 rows St st.
Beginning Of Sleeve
Using the Cable Cast On or Knit Cast On, CO 8 sts, K across.
CO 8 sts, P across.
Work 6 rows St st, knitting first and last 3 sts of every row.
Beginning Of Neck Opening
K10, BO 10 sts, K10.
P10, CO 10 sts, P10.
Work 6 rows St st.
End Of Sleeve
BO 8 sts, K across.
BO 8 sts, P across.
Work 14 rows St st.
Work 4 rows K1, P1 ribbing.
BO 14 sts.

Sew side and sleeve seams. Weave in ends on WS.



Knitted Christmas Wreath Ornament Pattern


Designed by Barbara Breiter

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Easy knitting pattern for a Christmas wreath can be an ornament or a pin. It knits up in no time.

Gauge:
Not vital

Size:
Approximately 2½" by 2½".

Materials: Green worsted weight yarn Red yarn for ribbon Needles appropriate for yarn

Instructions
Your knitted piece will twist naturally to the right as a corkscrew.
CO 18 sts.
Row 1: k
Row 2: *k1, k1 tbl; rep from * across
Row 3: Rep Row 2
BO.

Holding both ends, twist the corkscrew until it's a tight a tube as desired. Keeping it twisted with a pin i necessary, seam ends together.

Thread a short piece of red yarn through and tie in a bow. If desired, decorate with French knots.

Attach a pin to the back or a loop of yarn for hanging the ornament.



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Christmas Tree Ornaments Knitting Pattern



This free knitting pattern is supplied with the compliments of Frugal Knitting Haus


Lovely knitted Christmas tree ornaments to hang from the Christmas tree, wear on your lapel, or use as package trims.

Materials:

small amount of worsted weight yarn, in green, or your color choice
small amount of dark color for tree trunk (optional )
small amount of any yarn for embroidery , or sew on sequins, small buttons or beads as ornaments
small amount of pillow stuffing , or cotton balls.
1 pr. US size 7 needles.

Gauge: 5 sts and 6 rows = 1 inch

Directions:

Starting at bottom of tree, with color desired for tree, cast on 15 sts.
Knit across.
Row 2 : K 1, K 2 tog, K across row.
Row 3: K 1, P 2 tog, P across to last st, P 1.
Rows 4, 5, 6, & 7: Repeat rows 2 & 3. ( 9 sts)
Row 8: Cast on 2 sts at beg of row, then K 1, K 2 tog, K across row.
Row 9: Cast on 2 sts at beg of row, then K 1, P 2 tog, P across to last st, K 1.
Rows 10, 11, 12, 13 : Repeat rows 2 & 3. ( 7 sts)
Row 14 : Repeat row 8.
Row 15: Repeat row 9.
Rows 16 & 17: Repeat rows 2& 3.
Repeat these last 2 rows until 3 sts remain. Turn, then knit these last 3 sts tog.
Fasten off.

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Candy Cane Ornament

Skill level: Beginner
Supplies: size 3 and 4 steel crochet hook; two pipe cleaners; small amount of red and white size 10 cotton crochet.
Stitches used: sl, ch, sc.
Directions for Small Candy Cane: Size 4 steel crochet hook
With white; ch 55; turn.
Rnd. 1: sc in second ch from hook and in each ch across; ch 1, turn. 54 sc
Rnd. 2: with red: sc in first sc and in each sc across; ch 1, turn. 54 sc
Rnd. 3: repeat rnd. 2
Rnds. 4 and 5: with white; repeat rnd. 2. 54 sc
Rnd. 6: with red: repeat rnd. 2. 54 sc
Rnd. 7: insert pipe cleaner and fold candy cane in half over the pipe cleaner (pipe cleaner will longer than candy cane); going through both thickness of candy cane, sl st in each sc; fasten off. Trim excess off the ends of the pipe cleaner. Bend into a candy cane shape.
Large: Follow the directions for the small candy cane, switch to a size 3 steel crochet hook.
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Skill level: Beginner
Supplies: size 3 steel crochet hook, about 20 yards of size 10 white cotton crochet; two-2 inch paper clips, needle and thread, small amount of Bernat Boa Nouveau, small amount of polyester fiberfill.
Stitches used: ch, sc.
Directions:-Make four:
Ch 25; turn
Rnd. 1: sc in second ch from hook and in each ch across; ch 1, turn. 24 sc
Rnd. 2: sc in each sc; ch 1, turn. 24 sc
Rnds. 3-9: repeat rnd. 2. 24 sc
Rnd. 10: sc in first sc and sc in next 8 sc; ch 1, turn. 9 sc
Rnds. 11-17: repeat rnd. 10. 9 sc
Rnd. 18: dec sc over first 2 sc, sc in next 5 sc; dec sc over last 2 sc; ch 1, turn. 7 sc
Rnd. 19: dec. sc over first 2 sc; sc in next 3 sc; dec sc over last 2 sc; fasten off. 5 sc
Put 2 skate bodies together, with needle and thread, whip stitch across bottom of skate. Slide a paper clip on to the bottom of the skate. Fold skate in half over the paper clip and whip stitch up both sides of skate. Stuff the skate with fiberfill and whip stitch the top closed.
Attach Bernea Boa at the top of the skate and sc across the top of the skate going through both thickness, fasten off.
Repeat this process for the second skate.
For individual hanging, thread string or a ribbon through the back center of skate and tie ends.
For hanging as a pair: attach thread to the top, back center of skate, ch to the desirable length with last ch going into the top back center of the second skate. Fasten off.

Punti Impiegati
Maglia tubolare. Punto coste 1/1. Maglia rasata dritta. Maglia legaccio. Punto treccia.
Occorrente
50 gr di filato a vostra scelta
ferri n 3
ferro ausiliario
ago da lana

http://www.pianetadonna.it/pictures/...-le-calze.jpegSi lavora in tondo iniziando dall'alto. Avv. 52 m per il bordo, lav. 2 g. a m.tubolare e 12 g. a p.coste 1/1 pari a 3 cm, aumentando 1 m nel corso del primo f. Impostate la maglia come segue: 4 m. a p. spina, 6 m. a p. treccia, 7 m. a p. spina, 6 m. a p. treccia, 4 m. a p. spina. Quando mancano 10 cm al bordo proseguite in f. di andata e ritorno, solo sulle prime 26 m. (inizio tallone) lasciando ferme tutte le restanti m. lavorate 3 m. a m. legaccio 20 m. a m. ras. dir. 3 m. a m. legaccio. A 5 cm dall'inizio del tallone lasciate in attesa le prime e ultime 8 m. e continuate solo sulle 10 m. centrali. a m. ras. dir. riprendendo ai lati 1 m. ogni 2 f. per 8 volte, con questo schema: sulla destra del lavoro mettete sul ferro sinistro l'ottava maglia in attesa e lavorate ins. a dir. rit. con la prima delle 10 m. centrali; lavorate le 8 m. seguenti a dir. passate l'ultima delle 10 m. centrali senza lavorare, lavorate a dir. la prima delle 8 m. in attesa quindi accavallate la m. e passate sulla m. appena eseguita. Dopo aver ripreso tutte le 8 m. in attesa riprendete ai lati 11 m. lungo ciascun margine del tallone e di seguito riprendete tutte le altre maglie in attesa e proseguite in tondo. Lavorate su queste ultime 27 m. mantenendo l'impostazione sottostante e lav. su tutte le altre m. a m. ras. dir.
Allo stesso tempo dim. sulle prime e ultime due maglie, delle m. che si lav. a m. ras. dir. 1 m ogni 2 f. per 3 volte. A 10 cm dalla fine del tallone dim., all'interno della prima e ultima maglia della parta a m. ras. dir e della parte eseguita con i diversi punti 1 m. ogni 2 f. per 4 volte e 1 m. ogni f. per 8 volte. Spezzate il filo, fatelo passare attraverso le maglie rimaste, tiratelo fino ad avvicinare bene tutte le m. e fermatelo sul rov. del lavoro



Tanti caldi addobbi per l'albero, piccoli maglioncini per i pupazzi dei tuoi bambini o una borsetta per le feste? Inzia a sferruzzare con noi, il Natale si avvicina!
Natale caldo Natale. Dopo avervi svelato i segreti del lavoro ai ferri nel nostro mini corso introduttivo alla maglia, vi avevamo lasciate alle prese con gomitoli colorati, pronte e realizzare calde sciarpe, calze da riempire di dolci e berretti per affrontare il freddo. Stavolta invece vi raccontiamo come realizzare bellissime decorazioni per il vostro albero delle feste. E una borsetta per i doni e le notti più chic.

Angioletti di Natale

Occorrente: 20 gr di filato di lana verde, rosso o bianco. Pochi grammi dello stesso filato bianco, rosso, verde o arancione. Pochi grammi di lana bianca di grosso spessore. Ferri 31/2. Uncinetto n 2.00 e n 3.50, co 15 x 20 di tessuto di cotone color panna (per un solo angelo), kapok per imbottitura, cotone Moulinè DMC marrone 445 e panna 744, ago da lana, carta grafitata e matita.

http://www.pianetadonna.it/pictures/...25/angeli.jpegEsecuzione: maglia rasata diritta. Ricamo a punto maglia, punto pieno, punto nodini. Per l'abito: avviate con la lana verde (o di altro colore) 19 maglie e lavorate a maglia rasata diritta. A cm 4 di altezza, per fare le maniche, avviate a nuovo ai lati 5 maglie. A 7,5 cm intrecciate tutte le maglie. Eseguite allo stesso modo il davanti, poi ricamatelo a piacere con i fili di cotone. Per fare il corpo riportate sul tessuto di cotone la sagoma per due volte. Cucite le due parti e inserite l'imbottitura. Ricamate il viso col cotone, se non siete capaci usate pennarelli da stoffa. Realizzate i capelli con la lana arancione in gugliate di 15 cm, cucitele nel centro della testa arrivando fino alla nuca. Con le eccedenze preparate 2 treccine e fissatele con un fiocco rosso di lana. Per le ali lavorate la lana bianca di grosso spessore con l'uncinetto, eseguendo una catenella lunga 44 maglie. Chiudetela ad anello, piegatela a metà e fissatela al centro dietro, alla base della testa. Fissate le 2 ali a forma di asola con due piccoli punti e cucite una lunga asola di lana al centro, per appendere gli angeli.

Babbo Natale

Occorrente: 20 gr di filato di lana rossa, pochi grammi in rosa, pochi grammi bianca bouclè, kapok per imbottitura, 1 matassina di cotone Moulinè DMC marrone 445 e rosso 666, ferri 31/2, ago da lana

http://www.pianetadonna.it/pictures/...5/babbo_1.jpegEsecuzione: maglia rasata diritta. Ricamo a punto pieno, punto lanciato, nodini. Con il filato rosso avviate 35 maglie e lavorate a maglia rasata diritta. A cm 4,5 di altezza diminuite ai lati una maglia a ogni ferro per 10 volte (= 15 maglie). A cm 9 di altezza proseguite con il rosa per 4,5 cm, quindi intrecciate tutte le maglie. Iniziate col berretto. Col filato rosso avviate 21 maglie e lavorate a maglia rasata diritta. A cm 2 di altezza totale diminuite ai lati una maglia a ogni ferro in modo da avere 3 maglie. A cm 7 intrecciate le maglie. Ricamate il viso con il cotone usato a 2 fili. Con il marrone eseguite occhi a punto nodini, con la lana rosa eseguite il naso a punto pieno. Cucite i margini verticali del corpo, inserite l'imbottitura e via via procedete con le cuciture. Arricciate la sommità della testa e chiudetela con punti nascosti. Arricciate il collo e chiudetelo con punti filza stretti. Chiudete il berretto. Con la lana bouclè bianca eseguite la barba, il pon pon del berretto e quelli della giacca. Profilate il berretto, il punto vita e il fondo del corpo. Fissate il berretto e, al centro dietro, cucite un asola lunga di lana.
Alberello di Natale

Occorrente: 20 gr di filato di lana verde, pochi grammi di filato rosso e giallo scuro, una gugliata di filato di lana bianca di grosso spessore, ferri n 31/2, ago da lana

Esecuzione: maglia rasata diritta. Ricamo a punto nodini. Per la parte posteriore, con il filato verde, avviate 23 maglie e lavoratele a maglia rasata diritta seguendo lo schema per le diminuzioni e gli aumenti. Al termine dello schema intrecciate le maglie rimaste. Eseguite la parte anteriore allo stesso modo, poi ricamatela col rosso distribuendo alcuni punti nodini a piacere o con delle perline. Cucite i margini laterali, inserite l'imbottitura e quindi cucite il fondo. Decorate con alcuni fiocchetti color giallo scuro. Cucite la gugliata in lana bianca lungo il margine inferiore.

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Palline per l'albero in lana

Occorrente: 20 gr di filato di lana, ferri n 31/2, kapol per imbottitura, ago da lana con punta arrotondata, carta velina, matita, spilli

Esecuzione: maglia rasata diritta e maglia rasata jaquard (lavorate a maglia rasata diritta seguendo lo schema. Usate un gomitolo per ciascun colore e passate i fili che non lavorano sul rovescio del lavoro, mantendendo una tensione uniforme). Per ogni pendaglio: con i ferri avviate le maglie col colore indicato per ogni pallina. Lavorate la parte posteriore a maglia rasata diritta e quella anteriore a maglia rasata diritta jaquard. Riportate la sagoma sulla carta velina e tagliate. Sovrapponete le due parti di maglia, diritto contro diritto. A queste sovrapponete il cartamodello e attaccatelo con degli spilli. Cucite a mano la sagoma con punti stretti e poi inserite l'imbottitura, quindi coprite con punti nascosti. Preparate un cordoncino di lana e fissate un'asola al centro superiore del pendaglio. Palle a fasce colorate: con il bianco avviate 28 maglie e lavorate per 12 cm. Tagliate 2 tondi e profilate con lana rossa.
Maglioncino per pupazzi

Occorrente: 50 gr di lana di colore a scelta, ferro n 3,5

Esecuzione: avviate 16 maglie (8 cm) e lavorate a maglia rasata per 5 cm. Aumentate ai lati 11 maglie per parte e lavorate per 3 cm. Intrecciate nel centro del ferro 4 maglie, proseguite per altri 3 cm, riavviando sul ferro anche le 4 maglie intrecciate. Chiudete 11 maglie per parte e proseguite per 5 cm, intrecciate tutte le maglie e cucite tutte le maglie, i fianchi e le maniche.

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La borsetta di Natale


Occorrente: 400 gr di lana rossa, arancio o colore a scelta, ferri n 10, ferro ausiliario, ago da lana

Esecuzione: maglia rasata diritta, maglia rasata rovescia, maglia legaccio, punto dama (si lavora su un numero di maglie multiplo di 4)

http://www.pianetadonna.it/pictures/...5/borsa_1.jpegLa borsa si compone di due parti uguali. Per la parte anteriore, con il filato usato a 4 fili avviate 26 m e lav 2 m a m ras. dir., 2 m. a m. ras. rov., 18 m. a punto paniere, 2 m. a m. ras. rov. 2 m. a m. ras. dir. Ai lati aumentate 1 m. ogni 2 ferri per 8 volte e lavorate queste nuove m. a punto dama. A cm 22, nel ferro successivo, lavorate 1 ferro a rov. sul dir. del lavoro quindi intrecciate le maglie sul rov. Per la parte posteriore procedete come per la parte anteriore fino a cm 22 di altezza. Poi nel ferro successivo lav. le prime 10 m. a rov. le 22 m. seguenti nel punto in cui si pres. e le ultime 10 m. a rov. Nel ferro di ritorno intrecciate le prime e le ultime 10 maglie. Per realizzare la parte della borsa che la chiude dim. ai lati all'interno delle prime e ultime 2 m. 2 m. ogni 2 ferri per 3 volte. A cm 16,5 intrecciate le maglie rimaste. Rifinite cucendo i lati della borsa, create la tracolla con 6 fili di filato, preparando un cordone di 60 cm. Cucite ciascuna tracolla sul margine superiore della borsa, a 1 cm dalla rispettiva cucitura laterale.

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Schemi maglia: la stella di Natale in lana

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Che ne dite di una bella Stella di Natale realizzata seguendo un semplice schema maglia? Vi proponiamo un lavoro molto semplice ma anche di grande effetto che potrà aiutarvi a decorare casa durante le feste di Natale. Si tratta di uno dei più classici addobbi natalizi. La stella di Natale è una pianta protagonista in tutte le case durante il periodo delle feste, ma potete anche realizzare una decorazione da utilizzare anno dopo anno o magari da regalare alle amiche.

realizzare la stella di Natale in lana vi occorrono: ferri n. 6 o 6½ -n. 4 – n. 3; filato di lana color rosso acceso, rosso scuro, verde scuro e verde chiaro.
Passiamo ora allo schema maglia partendo dalle foglie:

- montare 5 punti all’avvio
- 1° ferro: diritto
- 2° ferro e ferri pari a rovescio
- 3° ferro: 2 m dir, 1 gett, 1 m dir, 1 gett, 2 m dir
- 5° ferro: 3 m dir, 1 gett, 1 m dir, 1 gett, 3 m dir
- 7° ferro: 4 m dir, 1 gett, 1 m dir, 1 gett, 4 m dir
- 9° ferro: 5 m dir, 1 gett, 1 m dir, 1 gett, 5 m dir
- 11° ferro: 6 m dir, 1 gett, 1 m dir, 1 gett, 6 m dir
- 13° ferro: 7 m dir, 1 gett, 1 m dir, 1 gett, 7 m dir
- 15° e 17° ferro: diritto
- 19° ferro: 6 m dir, 1 acc sempl, 1 m dir, 2 m ins dir, 6 m dir
- 21° ferro: 5 m dir, 1 acc sempl, 1 m dir, 2 m ins dir, 5 m dir
- 23° ferro: 4 m dir, 1 acc sempl, 1 m dir, 2 m ins dir, 4 m dir
- 25° ferro: 3 m dir, 1 acc sempl, 1 m dir, 2 m ins dir, 3 m dir
- 27° ferro: 2 m dir, 1 acc sempl, 1 m dir, 2 m ins dir, 2 m dir
- 29° ferro: 1 m dir, 1 acc sempl, 1 m dir, 2 m ins dir, 1 m dir
- 31° ferro: 1 acc sempl, 1 m dir, 2 m ins dir
- 33° ferro: 3 m ins dir

Per le foglioline verde chiaro lo schema è il seguente: con un filato per i ferri n. 3 montare 5 punti, 1° f: a diritto, 2° f e ferri pari: a rovescio, 3° f: 2 m ins – 1 dir – 2 m ins, 5° f: 3 m ins, chiudere il lavoro. Infine per quelle verde scuro si procede cosi: con lo stesso filato utilizzato per fare le foglie verdi grandi, eseguire con l‘uncinetto 3 catenelle da 4 punti ciascuna.

A questo punto formate un mazzolino cucendo insieme le foglioline verdi alternando quelle chiare a quelle scure. Appoggiate su un piano le foglie grandi verdi, cucitele tra loro alla base cercando di lasciare un foro centrale non troppo largo. Inserite e fissare al centro il mazzolino di foglioline piccole. Quindi unite alla composizione anche le foglie rosse partendo da quelle più grandi e terminando con le tre foglie rosse più piccole.

La vostra stella di Natale è pronta e potete utilizzarla come decorazione natalizia da applicare sulla porta.

Come realizzare un omino di pan zenzero a maglia

Per gli esperti di lavoro ai ferri, tutte le istruzioni per creare un pupazzo di lana con le sembianze dell'omino biscottino del film "Shrek", da utilizzare per addobbare l'albero di Natale.

“Sferruzzando qua e là

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L’omino sarà alto 38 cm. Il davanti sarà realizzato a maglia rasata, il dietro a maglia legaccio. Vi occorreranno: 100 g. di lana Merino marrone, avanzi di lana bianca rossa e verde, lana sintetica per l’imbottitura, ferri da maglia n. 5, un uncinetto e un ago da lana. Potete aiutarvi con lo schema qui a fianco (ad ogni quadretto corrispondono 1 maglia e 1 ferro).
Iniziate dalle gambe, avviando 4 maglie per ogni gamba. Gli aumenti e le diminuzioni si fanno sempre sul dritto del lavoro. Aumentate 1 maglia per lato ogni 2 ferri, sino ad ottenere 12 maglie per gamba. Al 33° ferro aggiungete 2 maglie centrali e unite le gambette. Avrete così 26 maglie. Proseguite per 18 ferri e otterrete il corpo.
A questo punto aggiungete 11 maglie per parte e al 3° ferro aumentate 1 maglia per parte, fino ad avere 13 maglie per le braccia. Dopo 4 ferri iniziate a diminuire per tornare ad 11 maglie e a chiudere 16 maglie per parte per fare il collo. Al 3° ferro calate 1 maglia per parte e avrete il collo con 14 maglie. Al 3° ferro iniziate ad aumentare 1 maglia per parte, fino ad avere 22 maglie. Dopo altri 12 ferri ricominciate a calare una maglia per parte, per tornare a 14 maglie, che a questo punto chiuderete.
http://static.blogo.it/guide/guida_s...ale/Zenzy2.JPGDopo aver completato il davanti e il dietro, rifiniteli con un bordo all’uncinetto a maglia bassa, sempre con il colore marrone. A questo punto sovrapponete le due sagome e unitele con l’uncinetto a maglia bassissima con la lana bianca, lasciando un’apertura tra le gambe per inserire l’imbottitura.
Una volta unite le due parti, ricamate il davanti dell’omino: gli occhi con l’ago, mentre la bocca e i decori con l’uncinetto a punto maglia. Per i bottoni usate dei pon-pon. Dopo aver riempito il pupazzo, finite di cucire l’apertura con l’uncinetto, fermate ben bene il filo e nascondetene i capi all’interno, sempre con l’aiuto dell’uncinetto. Il bastoncino è fatto con l’aiuto del tricotin. Se non lo avete, potete fare una semplice trecciolina. Avrete così terminato il vostro splendido Zenzy!

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Ecco lo schema di Giuliano Marelli.
Occorrente:
Filato: Cover colore 001, gr. 50 di GrignascoKnits, ferri n. 6
Punti utilizzati:
Maglia legaccio
Maglia bassa all’uncinetto
Schema:
Avvia 15 maglie e lavora sempre a diritto (maglia legaccio).
A ogni diritto del lavoro (ferri pari), prosegui come segue: 1 maglia accavallata semplice (passa sul ferro destro una maglia senza lavorarla, lavora la maglia successiva e accavallala la maglia passata sulla maglia appena lavorata). Prosegui la lavorazione a legaccio escluse le ultime 2 maglie del ferro che vanno lavorate come segue: 2 maglie assieme a dritto; Ti rimarranno sul ferro 13 maglie.
Il ferro a rovescio (ferri dispari) lavoralo sempre a dritto.
Ripeti dal 1° ferro fino ad avere solo 3 maglie.
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Lavora le tre maglie come segue: passa una maglia senza lavorarla , lavora 2 maglie insieme, accavalla la maglia passata sulla maglia appena lavorata. Sfila l’ultima maglia dal ferro e spezza il filo.
L’albero è composto da 9 triangoli disposti secondo lo schema e uniti tra loro con una maglia massa all’uncinetto, oppure cuciti con piccoli punti con ago e lana.
Il quadrato per il gambo è composto da 11 maglie lavorate a legaccio per 12 fetti.
Intreccia tutte le maglie e cucilo al centro della base dell’albero.
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Foglia di maglia natalizia

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Le possibilità per decorare un albero o la tavola di Natale sono infinite, soprattutto quando si ha un po’ di immaginazione e voglia di creare. E’ il caso della foglia di maglia creata da Giuliano Marelli, tanto d’effetto quanto semplice da realizzare. E se vi andasse di lavorarla col filo triplo o quadruplo potrebbe diventare anche un bel sottopiatto. Combinandone 6 insieme poi si potrebbe fare anche un centrotavola.

Abbreviazioni utilizzate di seguito:
md = maglia al dritto
http://blog.leiweb.it/hobby-e-casa/f..._1-150x112.jpg Maglia gettata 1 - porta il filo avanti

http://blog.leiweb.it/hobby-e-casa/f...a_3-150x97.jpg Maglia gettata 2: crea una maglia lavorando un dritto con il filo davanti

mg = maglia gettata (sul lato dritto, porta la maglia avanti come per fare un rovescio, poi lavora maglia successiva normalmente al dritto. Così facendo riporti il filo indietro e crei una maglia e un buchino, vedi foto)
psso= passare una maglia dal ferro di sinistra a quello di destra senza lavorarla, lavorare al dritto la maglia successiva, accavallare la maglia non lavorata del ferro di destra sopra quella appena lavorata

Ecco come si fa:
Avviare 3 maglie
1. Lavorare 1 ferro al dritto
2. Lavorare 1 ferro a rovescio
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3. 1 maglia dritta (1md), 1 maglia gettata (1mg), 1 md, 1 mg, 1 md
4. e tutti i ferri “pari” lavorare tutte le maglie al rovescio
5. 2 md, 1 mg, 1 md, 1 mg, 2 md

7. 3 md, 1 mg, 1 md, 1 mg, 3 md

9. 4 md, 1 mg, 1 md, 1 mg, 4 md
11. 5 md, 1 mg, 1 md, 1 mg, 5 md
12. lavorare tutte le maglie a rovescio. Totale 13 maglie
13. 1 ferro a dritto
14. 1 ferro a rovescio
15. 1 md, psso, lavorare tutte le maglie al dritto fino alla terzultima maglia sul ferro. Lavorare la terzultima e la penultima maglia insieme al dritto, 1 md
16. Lavorare tutte le maglie a rovescio
17. Ripetere i ferri 15 e 16 fino a che sul ferro restano solo 3 maglie
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Ultimo ferro: 1 md, 2 insieme, accavalla la maglia lavorata al dritto sulla maglia risultante dalle 2 lavorate insieme.
Tagliare il filo e far scorrere nell’asola. Se si lascia un filo abbastanza lungo lo si può usare per appendere la foglia all’albero o alle finestre.

Giuliano Marelli

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Knitting the Christmas Ball Ornament:

1. With color A (that's the one you need a smaller amount of), cast on 6 stitches. Divide onto 3 double-pointed needles and join in round. If desired, place a stitch marker to mark the end of the round.
2. Knit 1 round.
3. Knit in the front and back of each stitch around. 12 stitches.
4. Change to color B and knit 2 rounds.
5. Kfb around. 24 stitches.
6. Change to color A and knit 3 rounds.
7. Change to color B and kfb around. 48 stitches.
8. Knit 2 rounds.
9. Knit 2 together around. 24 stitches.
10. Change to color A and knit 3 rounds.
11. Change to color B and k2tog around. 12 stitches.
12. Knit 2 rounds.
13. At this point you can cut color B. Weave in the ends you have available (this is easier if you turn the project inside out) and stuff with fiber fill or fabric. You can smoosh the project around a bit to see how stuffed you like it, whether more round or sort of tapered.
14. Change to color A and k2tog around. 6 stitches.
15. Knit 2 rounds. Cut yarn, thread onto yarn needle, pick up stitches off needles and cinch the top of the ornament closed. Weave the end into the inside of the ornament. Do your final smooshing.
16. To use as an ornament, simply hook your ornament hook into

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Per realizzare questo progetto vi occorrono:

• gomitoli di lana colorati
• ferri da lavoro
• cerchio in plastica da foderare va bene anche un tubo di gomma tipo canna per annaffiare
• 1 peluches a forma di gufo o altri animaletti che vi piacciono
• ago per la lana
• ago da cucito
• filo

Scegliete dei gomitoli di lana dei colori che vi piacciono e che si adattano bene ai colori del peluches scelto, poi prendete la misura della circonferenza del cerchio di plastica che intendete usare, a questo punto fate un campione con il tipo di maglia che preferite, dritto, rovescio, legaccio ecc, io vi consiglio il dritto è semplice e anche i principianti riusciranno a farlo senza problemi.

Fate una striscia di lavoro, come se stesse facendo una sciarpa, quando avrete finito chiudete il lavoro. Adesso dovete cucire questa striscia di lana attorno al tubo circolare, cucitelo prima con la lana stessa e poi chiudete le due estremità con l’ago e il filo in modo che stia fermo e che le cuciture siano resistenti.

A questo punto cucite il peluches scelto come se fosse seduto sul cerchio, e poi nella parte superiore attaccate un filo in modo che potete appenderlo alla porta o alla finestra. Il filo potete farlo con la lana che avete usato per il lavoro, li intrecciate e saranno perfetti.

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Maggie's Rags Free Knitting Patterns - Christmas Wreath Ornament



Allegato 207981
Materials - Small amounts of red, green and white worsted weight yarn.

Needles - A pair of size #7 US (4.5 mm) double pointed needles.
Make three 8" long pieces of I-cord, one in each color, leaving at least a 6" tail of yarn hanging from both ends of I-cord.
To make I-cord:
Cast on 3 sts.
Knit across.
Without turning, slide the stitches to the other end of the needle, put the needle in your other hand, pull the yarn firmly across the back. You are ready to knit the next row.
Continue knitting, sliding, and pulling the yarn across the back until I-cord is desired length.
Braid the three strands of I-cord, then tie into a circle using the loose ends of yarn. Knot firmly, then tie into a bow. Trim ends of yarn.
Add a hook or loop for hanging. Makes a wreath about 3" in diameter.

Natural Suburbia: Christmas Tree Knitting Pattern Tutorial



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Materials:


Green Mohair Yarn, double knitting (DK) weight.

Size 4mm circular needles for knitting in the round with the Magic Loop Technique or 4 double pointed needles to knit in the round.

Fleece for stuffing.

Embroidery thread

Beads

Felt

Scissors

Wool needle for sewing up your tree and embroidery needle for sewing.


Pattern:


Cast on 25 stitches and join for knitting in the round.

Knit 5 rows

(Knit 5 stitches, knit 2 together) across the round, knit 4 stitches on the end (22 stitches)

Knit 9 rows

(Knit 5 stitches, knit 2 together) across the round, knit 1 stitch on the end (19 stitches)

Knit 9 rows

(Knit 5 stitches, knit 2 stitches together) across the round. (17 stitches)

Knit 7 rows

(Knit 3 stitches, knit 2 stitches together) across the round, knit 3 on end. (15 stitches)

Knit 3 rows.

Knit 2 stitches together at the beginning and end of the remaining rounds until you have one stitch left.

Bind off.


Finishing off:


Sew up your tree on the wrong side leaving the base open.

Fill your tree with fleece and when it is nice and firm, sew on your felt base.

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Christmas Cloth Pattern | Ribbed For Your Pleasure

Materials:
Any worsted weight 100% cotton yarn
Size US 6 or 7 needles
tapestry needle
Directions:
Cast on 45 stitches or # of stitches divisible by 10+7, with 8 additional stitches for the border. Ex. This cloth is 37 stitches for the pattern plus 8 border stitches = 45.
Knit 4 rows.
Row 1: K10, *yarn forward, sl 5 purlwise, yarn back, K5, repeat from * to last five stitches, K5
Row2: K4, P37, K4
Repeat Rows 1 and 2 three more times.
Row 9: K12, *insert right hand needle under the four long slip stitches, wrap yarn around the needle and draw through a stitch, then keeping that stitch on the right hand needle K the next stitch on the left hand needle. Pass the wrap around stitch over the K1 (make butterfly), K9, repeat from * one more time, make butterfly, K12
Row 10: K4, P37, K4
Row 11: *K5, yarn forward, sl 5 purlwise, yarn back, repeat from * to last five stitches, K5
Row 12: K4, P37, K4
Repeat Rows 11 and 12 three more times.
Row 19: K7, make butterfly, *K9, make butterfly, repeat from * to last 7 stitches, K7
Row 20: K4, P37, K4
Repeat these 20 rows two more times.
Knit 4 or 5 Rows.
Bind Off.
Weave in Ends.

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In questo caso pon pon, piccoli pennacchi, fiocchi di neve e stelle in lana sostituiscono i classici addobbi per creare una straodinaria combinazione di colori. Una decorazione di questo tipo si può realizzare anche con l’aiuto dei bambini ed è assolutamente poco costosa.
I pon pon si possono realizzare manualmente se si ha un po’ di dimestichezza con i lavori a maglia, oppure si possono acquistare già fatti nelle mercerie a pochissimo prezzo. Le altre decorazioni sono invece realizzabili molto facilmente, come ad esempio i fiocchi di neve e le stelle, utilizzando un filo metallico come scheletro di supporto e attorcigliandoci intorno il filo di lana del colore scelto, fino a coprirlo completamente. Oppure, si può disegnare il profilo della forma desiderata su un pezzo di carta velina, (in foto) posizionarci sopra il filo di lana e bagnare di colla. Una volta asciugato, il filo prenderà la forma che gli avete dato.
Per i pennacchi, basta ripiegare un filo intorno ad un pezzo di cartoncino, tagliarli e legare il tutto in prossimità della piegatura con un altro filo ( come vi mostriamo in foto) per realizzare dei piccoli ganci per poterli appendere all’albero.
Per ottenere la stella puntale, posta sulla sommità dell’albero, occorre legare al centro, come a formare un asterisco, tre bastoncelli della stessa misura. Una volta fissati si può passare a rivestire il tutto con la lana avvolgendo i fili colorati più volte intorno alla struttura. Le estremità si ottengono invece avvolgendo i fili intorno a un dito, sfilandoli, legandoli con un altro filo nel centro, tagliuzzando i fili nelle due estremità e sistemandoli per bene come a formare un pon pon. A questo punto si possono incollare alle punte delle stecche della stella. Per la ghirlanda il procedimento è facilissimo, basta prendere tre o quattro fili di colore diverso e legarli di tanto in tanto tra di loro lungo tutta la lunghezza.

Per completare il lavoro, usate come portavaso un cesto in corda, magari proprio di quelli usati per conservare la lana, per restare perfettamente in tema con lo stile della decorazione.

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La borsetta di Natale


Occorrente: 400 gr di lana rossa, arancio o colore a scelta, ferri n 10, ferro ausiliario, ago da lana

Esecuzione: maglia rasata diritta, maglia rasata rovescia, maglia legaccio, punto dama (si lavora su un numero di maglie multiplo di 4)

http://www.pianetadonna.it/pictures/...5/borsa_1.jpegLa borsa si compone di due parti uguali. Per la parte anteriore, con il filato usato a 4 fili avviate 26 m e lav 2 m a m ras. dir., 2 m. a m. ras. rov., 18 m. a punto paniere, 2 m. a m. ras. rov. 2 m. a m. ras. dir. Ai lati aumentate 1 m. ogni 2 ferri per 8 volte e lavorate queste nuove m. a punto dama. A cm 22, nel ferro successivo, lavorate 1 ferro a rov. sul dir. del lavoro quindi intrecciate le maglie sul rov. Per la parte posteriore procedete come per la parte anteriore fino a cm 22 di altezza. Poi nel ferro successivo lav. le prime 10 m. a rov. le 22 m. seguenti nel punto in cui si pres. e le ultime 10 m. a rov. Nel ferro di ritorno intrecciate le prime e le ultime 10 maglie. Per realizzare la parte della borsa che la chiude dim. ai lati all'interno delle prime e ultime 2 m. 2 m. ogni 2 ferri per 3 volte. A cm 16,5 intrecciate le maglie rimaste. Rifinite cucendo i lati della borsa, create la tracolla con 6 fili di filato, preparando un cordone di 60 cm. Cucite ciascuna tracolla sul margine superiore della borsa, a 1 cm dalla rispettiva cucitura laterale.

Alberello di Natale

Occorrente: 20 gr di filato di lana verde, pochi grammi di filato rosso e giallo scuro, una gugliata di filato di lana bianca di grosso spessore, ferri n 31/2, ago da lana

Esecuzione: maglia rasata diritta. Ricamo a punto nodini. Per la parte posteriore, con il filato verde, avviate 23 maglie e lavoratele a maglia rasata diritta seguendo lo schema per le diminuzioni e gli aumenti. Al termine dello schema intrecciate le maglie rimaste. Eseguite la parte anteriore allo stesso modo, poi ricamatela col rosso distribuendo alcuni punti nodini a piacere o con delle perline. Cucite i margini laterali, inserite l'imbottitura e quindi cucite il fondo. Decorate con alcuni fiocchetti color giallo scuro. Cucite la gugliata in lana bianca lungo il margine inferiore.

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da tempo libero pour femme

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Free knitting patterns: knitted mini christmas stockings

Materials:
oddments of yarn. I prefer to knit these on 2.75 mm needles with pure cotton 4ply but the pattern will knit up with whatever you prefer. Note, obviously the larger the needle size and thicker the yarn, the larger the finished stocking. Before you start, decide which colour you are going to knit the heel in and cut a length at least 110cm (44”) keep to one side for second heel shaping*.
PATTERN:
Cast on 25 sts, **(27 if knitting a fairisle design)
rows 1 - 3: knit
row 4: (right side) begin pattern from charts below (if required)
work a total of 14 rows of pattern ending with a wrong side row.
**if working in fairisle design: on last wrong side row of pattern chart decrease 1 stitch at either end to give 25 stitches

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Start at the bottom of the chart for the pattern charts

Heel shaping:
I like to use different coloured yarn to accentuate heel. The heel is worked in 2 halves.
row 18: with right side facing, k7 and turn leaving remaining stitches on needle
row 19: slip 1, p6
repeat these 2 rows 3 more times until 8 rows of heel have been worked
row 26: k3, k2tog through the back, k1, turn leaving 1 remaining stich of heel on needle (see photo step 1)

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row 27: slip 1, p4
row 28: k2, k2tog through the back, turn leaving remaining 2 stiches on needle
row 29: slip 1, p2
row 30: k2, k2tog through the back, k1, turn
row 31: slip 1, p3
leaving these 4 stitches on needle with the main part of the stocking, slide all the work along needle, turn with wrong side facing and resume working the other side of the heel (see photo step 2).

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reverse row 18: with wrong side facing and using 110cm length of yarn cut earlier*, p7 and turn leaving remaining stitches on needle
reverse row 19: slip 1, k6
repeat these 2 rows 3 more times until 8 rows of heel have been worked
reverse row 26: p3, p2tog, p1, turn leaving 1 remaining stich of heel on needle
reverse row 27: slip 1, k4
reverse row 28: p2, p2tog, turn leaving remaining 2 stiches on needle
reverse row 29: slip 1, k2
reverse row 30: p2, p2tog, p1, turn
reverse row 31: slip 1, k3
row 32: with right side facing rejoin main colour and begin knitting across first 4 stitches of heel shaping, pick up 5 stitches from inside edge of heel (see photo step 3), knit 11 stitches across main part of stocking, pick up 5 stitches from inside edge of 2nd heel half and knit final 4 stitches (29 stitches on needle) (see photo step 4)

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row 33: purl
row 34: K8, k2tog, k9, k2tog through the back, k8
row 35: p7, p2tog through the back, p9, p2tog, p7
row 36: K6, k2tog, k9, k2tog through the back, k6 (23 stitches)
row 37: purl
work 8 rows
row 46: with right side facing change colour for toe cap (see photo step 5) and work 2 rows

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row 48: K3, K2tog through the back, k4, k2tog, k1, k2tog through the back, k4, k2tog, k3
row 49: purl
row 50: K3, K2tog through the back, k2, k2tog, k1, k2tog through the back, k2, k2tog, k3 (15 stitches) (see photo step 6)

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row 51: purl
Making Up:
Cut work from the ball leaving a long end for sewing up. Thread end through 15 stitches on needle (see photo step 7) and pull up tight.

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Join seam running up bottom and back of stocking using mattress stitch (see photo step 8).

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Turn inside out and tie up all ends securely and trim - no need to sew them in. Turn right side out.
Hanging loop: cast on 35 stitches and then cast them off. Double strip over to make a loop and sew to back of stocking. Secure with a cute button.










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decorazione con lana e bottoni.....
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Free knitting patterns: knitted holly

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Holly:
Using 2.25mm needles and 4ply yarn cast on 3 stitches
Row 1: Purl
Row 2: K1, YFON, K1, YFON, K1 (5 stitches)
Row 3: P1, twist a*, YFON, P1, YFON, P2 (7 stitches)
Row 4: K2, twist b**, YFON, K1, YFON, K into back of next stitch, K2 (9 stitches)
Row 5: P3, twist a*, P5 (9 stitches)
Row 6: K2tog through the back, K5, K2tog (7 stitches)
Row 7: P2tog, p3, P2together through the back (5 stitches)
Row 8: K2, YFON, K1, YFON, K2 (7 stitches)
Row 9: P2, twist a*, YFON, P1, YFON, P3 (9 stitches)
Row 10: K3, twist b**, K1, K into back of next stitch, K3 (9 stitches)
Row 11: P2tog, P5, P2together through the back (7 stitches)
Row 12: K2tog through the back, K3, K2 tog (5 stitches)
Row 13: P2tog, P1, P2tog through the back (3 stitches)
Row 14: K1, K2 together pass first stitch over, pull end through to cast off
Abbreviations:
YFON = Yarn forward over needle - makes an extra stitch. Start with the working yarn at the back of the work, bring it over the right hand needle to the front and back under the right hand needle again to the back so making a loop.
* twist a = insert right hand needle into the back of the made stitch purlwise, slip onto the righthand needle and slip back onto the lefthand needle so that what was the back of stitch becomes the front. Purl into back of this stitch)
** twist b = insert right hand needle into the front of the made stitch knitwise, slip onto the righthand needle and slip back onto the lefthand needle so the back of stitch becomes the front. Knit this stitch )

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To make the berries:
Using 2.25mm needles and red 4ply yarn, Cast on 3
Row 1: P3
Row 2: K1, YO, K1, YO, K1 (5 stitches)
Row 3: P5
Row 4: K5
Row 5:P5
Row 6: K2tog through the back, K1, K2tog (3 stitches)
Row 7: Slip 1, P2 tog through the back pass slip stitch over, thread end through to cast off
Tie both cast on and cast off ends together and use one end to sew base together and make a small ball
Making up
Sew 2 leaves together at a slight angle, position desired number of berries in centre and sew in place.

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Christmas Wreath Ornament - Knit a Christmas Ornament Wreath

Instructions:

1. Cast on 4 stitches.
2. Knit one row.
3. Holding your ring so that the working yarn goes under the ring, begin to work an I-cord around the ring.
4. Continue knitting until the whole ring is covered in knitting.
5. Bind off, leaving a long enough tail to use to sew the ends of the knitting together. Weave in ends.
6. Decorate as you like. I used two jingle bells and a length of red yarn. Use an ornament hanger to hang on tree or a safety pin or pin back to make into a pin.
7. If desired, you can sew along the inside edge to clean up where the I-cord does not completely close. I like the extra texture so did not do this.

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For the pudding:

Cast on 8 stitches in brown (B)
Row 1: purl
Row 2: Inc 1*, knit to last stitch, inc 1
Row 3: purl

Rows 4-9: Repeat rows 2 and 3 until you have 16 stitches

Row 10: Join in white(W) - (K2W, K3B) 3 times, K1W
Row 11: P2W, P1B, (P4W, P1B) twice, P3w
Continue in W only.
Row 12:K2tog through back, K to last 2 sts, K2tog
Row 13: purl
Row 14: K2tog through back, K to last 2 sts, K2tog
Row 15: purl
Row 16: K2tog through back, K to last 2 sts, K2tog
Row 17: purl
Row 18: K2tog through back, K to last 2 sts, K2tog (8 sts)
Row 19: P2tog through back, P4, P2tog
Row 20: K2tog through back, k2, k2tog (4sts)
Break wool and thread through remaining stitches

* Inc 1 - increase by knitting into front and back loops of next stitch.

For the leaves (make 2):

Cast on 2 sts in green.
Garter stitch 4 rows.
Slip one, pass slipped stitch over, break thread and pass through the last stitch to finish.

To make up:

Weave in ends, shaping the pudding as necessary. Attach the leaves and add berries using French knots in red (or beads, or knitted bobbles). Stitch a few beads for added sparkle.

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Free Knitting Pattern For Christmas Ball Ornament

Size:
3½" high by 3½" wideGauge:
24 sts=4" in St sthttp://www.megghy.com/graphic/xmasballorn2.jpgMaterials:
1 ball Merino 5 or Fjord by Crystal Palace Yarns in red - CC
1 ball Merino 5 or Fjord by Crystal Palace Yarns in white - MC
Size 6 US (4.25 mm) double pointed needles
Large eyed tapestry needle or crochet hook
Material for stuffing (polyester fiberfill, yarn leftovers)
Hanging loop (ribbon or yarn braid)3 ornaments can be made with 2 balls of yarn
Red and white ornament was knit with red and white Fjord; green and white ornament was knit with Merino 5.Fjord
100% wool
91 yards/50 grams
Merino 5
100% Machine Washable Merino Wool
110 yards/50 gramsSee this listing for a shop near you. Instructions
First half
CO 60 sts in MC. Divide evenly over 4 needles. Join, making sure sts are twisted.
Follow either written instructions or the chart. Rnd 1: *K10, place marker; rep from *
Rnd 2: *K2-MC, K1-CC, K2-MC, K1-CC, K3-MC, K1-CC; rep from *
Rnd 3: *K1-MC, K2-CC, K2MC, K2-CC, K2-MC, K1-CC; rep from *
Rnd 4: *K2-CC, K4-MC, K2-CC, K2tog-CC; rep from *
Rnd 5: *K1-CC, K2-MC, K1-CC, K3-MC, K2-CC; rep from *
Rnd 6: *K2-MC, K3-CC, K3-MC, K1-CC; rep from *
Rnd 7: *K1-MC, K2CC, K1-MC, K2-CC, K1-MC, K2tog-CC; rep from *
Rnd 8: *K2-CC, K3-MC, K3-CC; rep from *
Rnd 9: K2-MC, *K1-CC, K5-MC, K2tog-CC; rep from *
Rnd 10: *K2-MC, K1-CC,K3-MC, K1-CC; rep from *
Rnd 11: *K1-MC, K1-CC, K1-MC, K1-CC, K1-MC, K2tog-CC; rep from *
Rnd 12: *K1-CC, K2-MC, K1-CC, K2tog-CC; rep from *
Rnd 13: *K1-CC, K2-MC, K2tog-CC; rep from *
Rnd 14: *K2-MC, K2tog-CC; rep from *
Rnd 15: *K1-MC, K2tog-CC; rep from *Cut yarn, leaving tail of about 8". Pass CC tail through all stitches on needles as if to purl; pull to tighten. Secure both tails on wrong side.Second half
If desired, reverse colors from first half, as shown in Merino 5 green/white version.
Turn work so CO edge is up. With CC, pick up 60 sts. To line up pattern, first st picked up should be in st to left of a dec line. Divide evenly over 4 needles. Join, making sure sts are twisted.
Repeat Rnds 2-15 as for first half. Cut yarn, leaving tails of about 8". Pass CC tail through all stitches on needles as if to purl.
Stuff ball to desired shape.
Pull CC tail to close hole. Secure both tails on wrong side.
Squeeze ball to even out shape.
Attach hanging loop to one end of ball.

http://www.extremezone.com/~binky/gr...ntahatbaby.jpg SANTA HAT
For preemies, use a size 3 or 4 US needle and baby or sport weight yarn (2,5 - 3mm)
For newborns, use a size 6 US needle and worsted weight yarn (4 mm)For older babies, use a size 8 US needle and worsted weight yarn (as knit) (5 mm)
Yarn
Small amounts of white eyelash yarn, white worsted weight yarn and red worsted weight yarn (such as Red Heart Soft Yarn)Instructions:Holding one strand of the white eyelash and the white worsted weight yarn together as one, CO 54 sts. Work in K1, P1 ribbing (k1, p1 across) for 2 inches. Change to red yarn and knit in stockinette stitch (knit 1 row, purl 1 row) until total length of hat (including brim) is 4 inches. Start decrease as follows: Row 1: *K4, k2tog; rep from *
Row 2: *P3, p2tog; rep from *
Row 3: Knit
Row 4: Purl
Row 5: Knit
Row 6: Purl
Row 7: *K2, k2tog; rep from *
Row 8: Purl
Row 9: Knit
Row 10: Purl
Row 11: *K1, k2tog; rep from *
Rows 12-14: Work in stockinette stitch (purl one row, knit one row)
Row 15: K2tog across
Rows 16-21: Work in stockinette stitch Cut yarn, leaving a long tail to stitch up the seam in the cap. Thread yarn through remaining stitches on needle and draw up securely. Stitch up seam in hat, changing to white yarn to sew the brim seam. Make a fluffy white pompom and attach securely to the top of the hat.

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Size:
Fits most adultsGauge:
10 sts=4 " in St st Materials:
Size 10½ US 16" circular needles
Size 10½ double points
2 balls Poof by Crystal Palace Yarns
100% microfiber nylon
47 yards/50 grams
1 ball #204 (Natural White)
1 ball #3608 (Lacquer Red)Instructions
With circular needles and two strands of white held together, CO 50 sts. Join being careful not to twist sts. Place marker for beg of round.
Purl for 3" for hat band. Change to one strand of red and knit in St st for 7" for crown of hat. Begin dec rounds as follows (when diameter gets too small for circular needles, change to the double point needles).
*K8, k2tog; rep from *
Knit 7 rounds
*K7, k2tog; rep from *
Knit 3 rounds
*K6, k2tog; rep from *
Knit 3 rounds
*K5, k2tog; rep from *
Knit 3 rounds
*K4, k2tog; rep from *
Knit 2 rounds
*K3, k2tog; rep from *
Knit 2 rounds
*K2, k2tog; rep from *
Knit 2 rounds
*K1, k2tog; rep from *
Knit 2 rounds
K2tog around until 1 st remains and fasten off.Make pom pom for tip of hat and attach.


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Sizes:
Adult (Children ages 10-12)Gauge:
16 sts=4" in St st with Cotton ChenilleMaterials:
Size 6 US (4.25 mm) 16" circular needles
Size 6 US (4.25 mm)double points
One ball Splash (Color White #101) by Crystal Palace Yarns
100% polyester
94 yards/100 grams
Two skeins Cotton Chenille (Color Apple Red #8166) by Crystal Palace Yarns
100% mercerized cotton
98 yards/50 gramsInstructions
With Splash and circular needles, CO 70 (60) sts. Join being careful not to twist. Place marker for beg of round.
Knit with Splash for 9 rounds. (Note: if you want a wider Splash band of eyelash, knit 12-15 rounds.)
Change to Cotton Chenille and knit in St st for 7" for crown of hat.
Begin dec rows as follows (when diameter gets too small for circular needles, change to the double point needles).
*K8, k2tog; rep from *
Knit 8 (7) rounds
*K7, k2tog; rep from *
Knit 8(7) rounds
*K6, k2tog; rep from *
Knit 8 (7) rounds
*K5, k2tog; rep from *
Knit 8 (7) rounds
*K4, k2tog; rep from *
Knit 4 (3) rounds
*K3, k2tog; rep from *
Knit 4 (3) rounds
*K2, k2tog; rep from *
Knit 4 (3) rounds
*K1, k2tog; rep from *
Knit 2 (2) rounds
K2tog around until 1 st remains and fasten off.Make a Splash Pom-Pom and attach.

Free Six Pointed Star Christmas Ornament Knitting Pattern

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Knit up this easy Christmas star ornament pattern in no time. It consists of parallelograms; pick up each section along the edge of the piece previously knit. Metallic yarn adds sparkle and creates a classy look to this easy knitting project. Materials:
Size 8 US (5 mm) needles or size needed to obtain gauge
1 skein Glitterspun by Lion Brand
60% acrylic/27% cupro/13% polyester
50 grams/1.75 ounces
115 yards/105 metersGauge:
20 sts=4" in garter st (not vital)Size:
About 4½" wide x 4½" longInstructions
CO 9 sts, leaving a long tail.
Rows 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11 (WS): knit
Rows 2, 4, 6, 8, 10: k1, M1, k to last 2 sts, k2tog
BO, leaving last st on needle. With RS facing, pick up 8 sts along left edge.
Work Rows 1-11.
Rep this sequence, making 6 segments in total.
Sew seam with tail. Weave in end on WS.
Attach loop for hanging.
If desired, stiffen using a commercial stiffening product or starch
Free Six Pointed Star Christmas Ornament Knitting Pattern

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This lovely dishcloth or facecloth pattern could also be knit as a five pointed star for Christmas. Also makes a wonderful doily or hot pad!Size:
The petals measure 3 inches in length; a larger needles and heavier yarn will yield a larger finished piece.Gauge:
Not vitalMaterials:
Sport weight yarn
Size 6 US (4.25 mm) needles
Size 7 US (4.5 mm) needles
Stitch markers
Stitch holders
Tapestry needleInstructions
Note:
All Slip 2 instructions are to be slipped at the same time as if to knit.
p2sso- pass two slipped sts overWith a needle one size larger than you will work with, CO 105 sts, leaving an 18 inch tail for sewing up with later.
Change to your chosen needle and purl 21 sts. Leave rem sts on needle; you will work them later. Pm and turn.
Row 1 (RS): Sl 1, k8, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k to end of row, turn - 19 sts.
Row 2: Sl 1, p rem 18 sts.
Row 3: Sl 1, k7, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k rem 8 sts - 17 sts.
Row 4: Sl 1, p rem 16 sts.
Row 5: Sl 1, k6, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k rem 7 sts - 15 sts.
Row 6: Sl 1, p14.
Row 7: Sl 1, k5, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k6.
Row 8: Sl 1, p12.
Row 9: Sl 1, k4, sl 2, k1 p2sso, k5.
Row 10: Sl 1, p10.
Row 11: Sl 1, k3, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k4.
Row 12: Sl 1, p8.
Row 13: Sl 1, k2, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k3.
Row 14: Sl 1, p6.
Row 15: Sl 1, k1, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k2.
Row 16: Sl 1, p4.
Row 17: Sl 1, sl 2 at same time, k1, p2sso, k1.
Row 18: Sl 1, p2.
Row 19: Sl 2, k1, p2sso (1 st rem - place on a piece of scrap yarn or stitch holder).
Turn.
Work the following directions until you have used up all of your stitches and have 5 points or petals.
With WS facing, pick up 9 sts down the finished petal, pm.
Do not cut yarn.
Purl the next 21 sts of those waiting on the needle.
Row 1 (RS): Sl 1, k8, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k8, k the next st tog with the first st on the other side of the needle tbl (on the side of the completed petal).
Row 2: Sl 1, p rem 18 sts.
Row 3: Sl 1, k7, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k7, k the next st tog with the first st on the other side of the needle tbl.
Row 4: Sl 1, p16.
Row 5: Sl 1, k6, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k6, k the next st tog with the first st on the other side of the needle tbl.
Row 6: Sl 1, p14.
Row 7: Sl 1, k5, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k5, k the next st tog with the first st on the other side of the needle tbl.
Row 8: Sl 1, p12.
Row 9: Sl 1, k4, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k4, k the next st tog with the first st on the other side of the needle tbl.
Row 10: Sl 1, p10.
Row 11: Sl 1, k3, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k3, k the next st tog with the first st on the other side of the needle tbl.
Row 12: Sl 1, p8.
Row 13: Sl 1, k2, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k2, k the next st tog with the first st on the other side of the needle tbl.
Row 14: Sl 1, p6.
Row 15: Sl 1, k1, sl 2 , k1, p2sso, k1, k the next st tog with the first st on the other side of the needle tbl.
Row 16: Sl 1, p4.
Row 17: Sl 1, sl 2, k1, p2sso, k the next st tog with the first st on the other side of the needle tbl.
Row 18: Sl 1, p2.
Row 19: Sl 2, k1, p2sso.Finishing
When you have completed all five petals, sew the bottom edge together with the first petal. Run threaded tapestry needle through all sts waiting on holders and pull tightly to close. Weave in ends on WS.

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BORSETTINE AI FERRI

ferri 5 mm

lana bianca rossa e verde circa 50 gr per colore

STRIPED BAG
With A, cast on 50 sts. Knit 4 rows for top edge of Bag.
Next Row (RS): With B, knit.
Next Row (WS): With B, purl.
Continue in Stripe Sequence and St st (k on RS, p on WS) as established, until Stripe Sequence has been worked a total of 6 times. Bind off.
FINISHING
Fold Bag in half and sew side and bottom seams. Weave in ends. Weave a 24 in. (61 cm) length of A through top of Bag for drawstring. Knot drawstring ends to prevent fraying.
TREE BAG
Note: Use a separate ball of yarn for each block of color. Pick up new color from under old color to twist yarns and prevent holes. Work from Chart or from written instructions below. Work Chart rows from right to left on RS rows, from left to right on WS rows.
With B, cast on 25 sts.
Knit 4 rows.
Row 1(RS): With B, knit.
Rows 2-42: With B, continue in St st (k on RS, p on WS).
Rows 43 and 45: With B k4, with C k17, with B k4.
Row 44: With B p4, with C p17, with B p4.
Rows 46 and 48: With B p5, with C p15, with B p5.
Row 47: With B k5, with C k15, with B k5.
Rows 49 and 51: With B k6, with C k13, with B k6.
Row 50: With B p6, with C p13, with B p6.
Rows 52 and 54: With B p7, with C p11, with B p7.
Row 53: With B k7, with C k11, with B k7.
Rows 55 and 57: With B k8, with C k9, with B k8.
Row 56: With B p8, with C p9, with B p8.
Rows 58 and 60: With B p9, with C p7, with B p9.
Row 59: With B k9, with C k7, with B k9.
Rows 61 and 63: With B k10, with C k5, with B k10.
Row 62: With B p10, with C p5, with B p10.
Rows 64 and 66: With B p11, with C p3, with B p11.
Row 65: With B k11, with C k3, with B k11.
Rows 67 and 69: With B k12, with C k1, with B k12.
Row 68: With B p12, with C p1, with B p12.
With B, work in St st for 3 rows.
With B, knit 4 rows. Bind off.FINISHING
With A embroider random French Knots on tree and a straight st star at top of tree. Fold Bag in half and sew side seams. Weave in ends. Weave a 24 in. (61 cm) length of A through top of Bag for drawstring. Knot drawstring ends to prevent fraying.
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Knitting Bee – Free knitting tutorials – Free knitting patterns
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MEASUREMENTS
Approx 42 x 48 ins [106.5 x 122 cm]
MATERIALS
Patons Decor (100 g/3.5 oz) or
Patons Canadiana (100 g/3.5 oz)
Main color MC (navy) 14 balls
Contrast A (aran) 2 balls
Contrast B (taupe) 1 ball
Small quantity of Contrast C (orange) for embroidery.
Size 4.5 mm (U.S. 7) knitting needles or size needed to obtain tension. Size 4.5 mm (U.S. 7) circular needle 36 ins [90 cm) long. Cable needle.
TENSION
20 sts and 26 rows = 4 ins [10 cm] in stocking st.
Each Motif (before edging) = approx 6 ins [15 cm] square.
ABBREVIATIONS
C4B = slip next 2 sts onto a cable needle and leave at back of work. K2, then K2 from cable needle.
C4F = slip next 2 sts onto a cable needle and leave at front of work. K2, then K2 from cable needle.
INSTRUCTIONS
MOTIF A (make 12).
Note: When working from chart, wind small balls of the colors to be used, one for each separate area of color in the design. Start new colors at appropriate points. To change colors, twist the two colors around each other where they meet, on WS, to avoid a hole.
With MC, cast on 31 sts. Knit 3 rows (garter st) noting that first row is WS.
Work Chart I in stocking st to end of chart reading knit rows from right to left and purl rows from left to right.
With MC, knit 2 rows.
Cast off knitways (WS).
Work embroidery on Snowman as illustrated.
MOTIF B (make 12)
Note: When working from chart, carry yarn not in use loosely across WS of work but never over more than 5 sts.
When it must pass over more than 5 sts, weave it over and under color in use on next st or at centre point of sts it passes over. The colors are never twisted around one another.
With MC cast on 31 sts. Work 3 rows garter st noting that first row is WS and inc 4 sts evenly across last row. 35 sts.
Work Chart II in stocking st to end of chart reading knit rows from right to left and purl rows from left to right.
Next row: With MC, knit, dec 4 sts evenly across. 31 sts.
Next row: Knit.
Cast off knitways (WS).
MOTIF C (make 24)
With MC cast on 31 sts.
Knit 3 rows, noting that first row is WS and inc 13 sts evenly across last row. 44 sts.
1st row: (RS). P4. K4. P2. K8. P2. K4. P2. K8. P2. K4. P4.
2nd and alt rows: Knit all knit sts and purl all purl sts as they appear.
3rd row: P4. (C4B. P2. C4F. C4B. P2) twice. C4B. P4.
5th row: As 1st row.
7th row: P4. (C4B. P2. C4B. C4F. P2) twice. C4B. P4.
9th row: As 1st row.
11th row: As 7th row.
13th row: As 1st row.
15th row: As 3rd row.
16th row: As 2nd row.
These 16 rows form pat.
Work a further 21 rows pat, ending with WS facing for next row.
Next row: Knit, dec 13 sts evenly across. 31 sts.
Next row: Knit.
Cast off knitways (WS).
Motif Edging:With RS of work facing and MC, pick up and knit 35 sts along side of Motif.
Next row: (Wrong side). Knit.
Next row: Knit.
Cast off knitways (wrong side).
FINISHING
Block squares to measurement. Join Motifs as illustrated in Diagram 1.
Side edging: With RS of work facing, circular needle and MC, pick up and knit 240 sts along side edge. Do not join. Working back and forth across needle, work 6 rows in garter st, inc 1 st at each end of row. 252 sts. Cast off knitways (WS).
Rep along opposite side edge.
Top and Bottom Edging: With RS of work facing, circular needle and MC, pick up and knit 174 sts along top edge. Do not join. Working back and forth across needle, knit 6 rows, inc 1 st at each end of row. 186 sts. Cast off knitways (WS).
Rep along bottom edge.
Join mitred corners of edgings.
Fringe: Cut 14 inch [35.5 cm] lengths of yarn. Taking 10 strands tog knot into fringe across top and bottom edges as shown.
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SIZES: 1 year (2 years, 4 years)

KNITTED MEASUREMENTS
Chest: 24 (26, 28)”
Length: 12 (12 ¾, 14 ¼)"


MATERIALS
Caron International's Simply Soft (100% acrylic; 6 oz/170 g, 315 yds/288 m):
#9730 Autumn Red (A), 6 (12, 12)oz/170 (340, 340)g
#9707 Dark Sage (B), 6 (6, 6)oz/170 (170, 170)g
#9750 Chocolate (C), only 1 yd used for tree trunk
#9702 Off White (D), only 1 yd used for star
Gold metallic embroidery floss, 1 skein
One pair US size 8 (5mm) needles or size to obtain gauge
Stitch markers
Stitch holders
Tapestry needle

GAUGE
In Stockinette st, using US size 8 needles, 17 sts and 23 rows = 4”/10 cm

SITCHES AND TECHNIQUES USED
Stockinette stitch (St st)
Intarsia technique
Duplicate stitch, French knots and long stitch embroidery

BACK
With A, CO 51 (55, 59) sts.
Work in St st for 40 (44, 48) rows, approx 7 (7 ½, 8 ¼)".
Place a marker each end for armhole.
Armholes
Work 28 (30, 34) rows, approx 5 (5 ¼, 6)" for a total of 68 (74, 82) rows.
Neck and Shoulders
(RS) BO 17 (18, 19) sts at beg of next 2 rows. Place rem 17 (19, 21) sts on a holder for neck.

FRONT
Work same as Back for 18 (22, 26) rows, approx 3 (3 ¾, 4 ½)".
Beg with first row above tree trunk follow chart working tree motif in B on center 27 sts over next 30 rows (making sure to place markers at row 40 (44, 48) for armholes). When chart is completed, work 8 (8, 10) rows in A.
Neck
(RS) With A, k21 (23, 24) sts, sl center 9 (9, 11) sts on a holder for Front neck, join another ball of A and k rem 21 (23, 24) sts. Working both sides at once, dec 1 st at each neck edge every row 2 (3, 3) times--19 (20, 21) sts rem each side. Dec 1 st each neck edge every other row twice--17 (18, 19) sts rem each side. Work even until 68 (74, 82) rows from beg. BO rem 17 (18, 19) sts on each shoulder.
Neck Roll
Join one shoulder. With RS facing and A, pick up and k12 (14, 16) sts along side neck edge, k9 (9, 11) sts from front holder, pick up and k12 (14, 16) sts along other side neck edge and k17 (19, 21) sts from back holder--50 (56, 64) sts. Continue in St st for 13 rows. BO loosely. Join rem shoulder and neck roll seam.

SLEEVES
With RS facing and A, pick up and k42 (46, 50) sts between armholes markers.Continue in St st dec 1 st each end every 4 (5, 6) rows 9 (9, 10) times--24 (28 30) sts. Work even in St st until 53 (65, 75) rows from beg, approx 9 ¼ (11 ¼, 13)". BO.

FINISHING
Work D, work star with long stitch. With D, make 7 French knots on Front for ornaments, using photo as guide. With C, work 3 rows in duplicate stitch over center 3 stsfor tree trunk, using photo as guide. Sew side and sleeve seams. Weave in ends.


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FINISHED MEASUREMENTSPillow measures approximately 14"/35.5 cm square

MATERIALS Caron International's Simply Soft(100% acrylic; 6 oz/170 g, 315 yds/288 m skein): 1 skein each in 2 colors DMC Gold Glitter thread (optional) Shown in: #9707 Dk. Sage (MC); #9730 Autumn Red (CC), with a strand of Gold held together with CC. One pair size US 8 (5 mm),knitting needles or size to obtain gauge Yarn Needle Split-ring stitch marker or safety pin 14" Pillow Form Three buttons – 3/4" diameter OPTIONAL 1/2 yard dark green fabric, for lining pillow cover GAUGE Gauge is not critical for this project. In Stockinette stitch, 18 sts and 26 rows = 4"/10 cm ABBREVIATIONS k1-f/b (increase): Knit next st, then knit it through the back loop. k2tog (decrease): Knit 2 sts together through the front loops. STITCHES USED Stockinette stitch (St st): Knit on RS, purl on WS. Seed stitch (Seed st) Row 1 (RS): * K1, p1; repeat from * across. Row 2: Knit the purl sts and purl the knit sts as they face you. Repeat Row 2 for Seed st. NOTE Pillow cover is worked using MC in Stockinette stitch, and lined (if desired); Bow and Sash are worked separately in Seed stitch, using CC and a strand of gold Glitter held together. HELPFUL When working Bow, place a marker (pm) at beginning of RS rows, to indicate which edge is being shaped. PILLOW COVER – Back and Front (both alike) Using MC, cast on 50 sts. (RS) Begin St st; work even until piece measures 14" from beginning. Bind off all sts. With RS's of Pillow pieces facing each other, sew pieces together along 3 sides. Lining (optional): Cut 2 pieces of fabric 15" square, or size to fit Pillow Cover pieces plus 1/2" on all sides for seam allowance. With RS's of Lining pieces facing each other, sew pieces together along 3 sides. Insert Lining into Pillow Cover, with WS's facing each other. Pillow Form: Insert form into Pillow cover; turn under seam allowance on lining, sew edge. Sew remaining edge of Pillow cover neatly together. RIBBON SASH Using CC (and Gold Glitter, if desired), cast on 32 sts. Begin Seed st; work even for 2 rows. Buttonhole Rows: (RS)Continuing in Seed st, work 3 button holes across, having 5 sts at beginning and end of row as follows: Work 5 sts, bind off 3, work 6 sts, bind off 3,work 7 sts, bind off 3, work to end. (WS) Work across in Seed st, casting on 3 sts over bound off sts. Continuing in Seed st, work even until piece measures 28" from beginning. Bind off all sts loosely in pattern. BOW Using CC (and Gold Glitter, if desired), cast on 2 sts.(RS) [k1-f/b] twice—4 sts. Begin Seed st; work 1 row even; pm at beginning of next row to indicate edge being shaped. Shape Side (RS) Beginning this row, increase 1 st (k1-f/b) at beginning of every other row 28 times, working increased sts in Seed st—32 sts; keep marker in place after last increase row. Work even in Seed st until piece measures 41" from marker (last increase row), end with a WS row. Shape Side (RS) Beginning this row, decrease 1 st at end of every other row until 1 st remains, as follows: Work across to last 2 sts, k2tog. Note: The shaping is being worked at the opposite edge of the Bow piece. Fasten off. FINISHING Using yarn needle, weave in ends. Sew buttons opposite buttonholes on sash; wrap sash around pillow and button in place. Bow: Tie Bow piece in large bow (see photo); attach to Front of Pillow

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