Tröjövning

Idag har jag stickat en liten babytröja från Wendy Phillips "Drop shoulder sweater book" Ett riktigt bra häfte med enkla basmönster till standardstickaren.

Jag prövade minsta storleken på enkelbädden så det blev mock ribb till kanterna. Passade på att göra som Tove, använda förlängningsskenan som fålltyngd..

Så finurligt, passade perfekt att använda till att fixera mudden sen stycket var färdigstickat!

Jag gjorde ribben som det beskrivs i boken, ett helt nytt sätt för mig och det var faktiskt mycket enklare.

Enligt boken ska man sticka mockribb med SP -3 men det blev nästan för snävt med Nissegarnet jag använde(SP7) så nästa försök testar jag -2 istället.

En rosa liten tröja med bård av vita lamm nertill på fram- och bakstycket. Håller på att montera den nu och försöka få till en halsmudd i mock den också men solsängen lockade så jag tog en liten paus...

Happy weekend :-)

Snabbt och utan funderingar!

Måste bara få berätta en sak...om jag vågar innan jag är helt säker! Fick ju som sagt in min KH881 från förrådet tillsammans med damm och stickledarskrot. Den gick sönder för gissningsvis 6 år sen, packade ner den och lade den i glömska och sorg i förrådet. Maken gjorde ett par försök innan att rikta bädden men det ville sig inte riktigt...

Nu fick jag ett tips på en som kanske kunde hjälpa mig med den så jag tänkte bara kolla lite, plus att jag var nyfiken på HUR sned den var. Upp med den på köksbordet, provdrog släden som kändes nysmord och gick väldigt lätt. Trädde garn och stickade ett tiotal varv. Skruvade fast den i köksbordet, stickade fler varv. Randigt och enfärgat, satte i ett hålkort och stickade mönster...

Tog översta hålkortet i min samling och de fulaste färgerna på billiga garnhyllan. Hämtade ett häfte med basmönster och stickade delarna till denna lilla tröja:

Inga muddar för jag skulle bara testa...det ser inte ut att bli snett!!!!!!! Har den riktat sig själv liggandes på betonggolvet i förrådet? Jag smorde den inte, vågade knappt röra maskspänningsratten. Och tryckstången har suttit i under alla dessa år???

Den bara stickade!

Lämnade den på köksbordet så jag hoppas den är lika snäll när jag kommer hem och ska prova mer ikväll...om jag törs!

Fynd i mina glömda korgar

Igår hade jag ett efterlängtat besök av bästa Sara, först i butiken och sen hemma bland garnhögar, maskiner och pappershögar...

För ganska länge sen köpte jag det underbara garnet Lima(Hjertegarn) i hennes butik och stickade en randig tröja. Den har jag berättat om tidigare här i bloggen, den som krympte för mycket, bortglömd i torktumlaren...!

Vad jag kom ihåg igår när vi satt och fantiserade var att jag ju faktiskt stickade en till från samma beskrivning men med annan randning. Den låg intryckt i en "to-do-korg" med bara halskanten och en sidsöm ogjord. Tänk att nu har jag en limatröja som inte(ännu) är tvättad och tovad!!!

Men skrynklig och usel ser den ut, korgen den låg i är inte stor...halskant klar och ALLA trådar fästade så nu blir det en väldigt lätt sväng i tvättmaskinen...

Basmönster på tröja stickad i Carolina

KNITWARE SWEATER DESIGN

Flat (Bottom-Up) Regular length Straight Pullover with Ribbing
Set-in Classic shoulder with Full length Moderate Taper sleeves with Ribbing
Round (crew) front neck and Flat back neck with Single Band collar

Printed: 2013-05-09
Pattern File Name: Exempeltröja 2
Size: Standard Woman 91 for Mig själv

Date started: 2013-05-09 Finished: *

YARN DESCRIPTION:
Carolina; Vit; Akryl; 40 grader
GAUGE DATA:
Gauge (Stocking stitch over 4 in = 10 cm): 20,0 sts by 28,0 rows.
Body knit by Silver Reed SK860/LK150 using TD5
Ribbing knit by hand on 3 mm needles

FINISHED DIMENSIONS: (cms): ... with Comfortable fit.
Chest: 102,0 Armhole: 43,0 Top Neck Opening: 17,0
Hem Width: 20,0 Front Neck Width: 9,0
Sleeve Top: 38,0 Front Neck Depth: 9,0
Hem Width: 93,0 Sleeve Bottom: 23,0
Back Width: 38,0 Sleeve Length: 43,0
Body Length: 59,0 Sleeve Hem Length: 5,0 Collar Length: 3,0
Hem Length: 6,0

Note: Read ALL these instructions thoroughly BEFORE starting to knit. There may be sections where there are two shapings to work at the same time (such as necklines or waist shaping). The pattern may call for more needles than you have on your machine.

NOTE: At most, 104 needles are required to make this garment.

BACK:
1. Cast on 104 sts in WY, using TD5 and open edge method. Work 6 rows, ending COR. RC000.
2. Change to MY and Stocking stitch. Work 82 rows. COR.
3. Armhole shaping. Cast off 5 sts at beginning of next 2 rows. COR. Dec 1 st at each end of every alternate row for 16 rows. Total 100 rows with 78 sts remaining.
4. Work a further 44 rows even. COR. Total 144 rows.
5. Shoulder shaping. Cast off 7 sts at beginning of next 4 rows. Cast off 8 sts at beginning of following 2 rows. COR.
6. Total 150 rows with 34 sts remaining for back of neck. Place sts on holder.

FRONT:
1-2 Follow steps 1 and 2 as for back. COR.
3. Armhole. Dec for armhole at both ends, as for back. Continue until 124 rows total, with 78 sts remaining.
4. Shape neck. COR. Thread center 18 sts to WY. 30 sts each side.
5. Right neck. LH needles in HP. Dec 1 st at neck edge every row 8 times, until 22 sts remain. Then work 12 row(s) even. Total 144 rows.
6. Shoulder shaping. Cast off as for back.
7. Left neck. COL. Work as for right neck, reversing shapings.

BACK AND FRONT HEMS:
--- by hand on size 3 needles
1. Pick up 104 sts. Decrease from 104 to 96 by: K 6 K2tog *(K 11 K2tog)* 7 times K 5
2. Work in K1P1 ribbing for 6,0 cms (approx. 20 rows). Cast off loosely in ribbing.

SLEEVES:
1. Cast on 48 sts in WY, using TD5 and open edge method. Work 6 rows, ending COR. RC000.
2. Change to MY and Stocking stitch.
3. Inc 1 st at each end of every 6th row 3 times, then every 7th row 12 times to 78 sts (102 rows total).
4. Work even to total 108 rows. COR.
5. Shape cap. Cast off 5 sts at beg of next two rows (68 sts rem). Dec 1 st at each end of every row 4 times, then dec 1 st at each end of every 2nd row 15 times, then dec 1 st at each end of every row 4 times. Total 148 rows. COR. Cast off remaining 22 sts loosely.

SLEEVE HEM:
--- by hand on size 3 needles
1. Pick up 48 sts. Decrease from 48 to 42 by: K 3 K2tog *(K 6 K2tog)* 5 times K 3
2. Work in K1P1 ribbing for 5,0 cms (approx. 16 rows). Cast off loosely in ribbing.

LEFT SHOULDER SEAM:
1. Sew front to back along left shoulder seam.

ROUND (CREW) FRONT NECK SINGLE BAND COLLAR:
--- by hand on size 3 needles.
1. With right side of work facing, pick up and work 34 sts from back neck holder, 22 sts from left front neck edge, 18 sts from front neck holder and 22 sts from right front neck edge. Total 96 sts.
2. Work 3,0 cms (10 rows) in K1P1 ribbing.
3. Cast off loosely.

FINISHING:
1. Sew sleeve top to armhole, easing to fit. Sew side and sleeve seams. Sew any remaining seams.
2. Darn/weave/sew in all loose ends.

AMOUNT OF YARN REQUIRED TO MAKE GARMENT:
--- WARNING. THIS IS A ROUGH ESTIMATE ONLY. Measure a sample piece for a more accurate calculation.
Amount needed:
418,1 for body and sleeves
48,6 for ribbing and/or hems
9,0 for collar/hood
475,7 Grams TOTAL

NOTES:

Pattern designed by: Linda Lidén
with KNITWARE DESIGN (Version 2.50.2) from Morningdew Consulting Services Ltd
ph: (250)652-4097 fax: (250)652-5285 web: www.knitware.ca email: info@knitware.ca

Basmönster på tröja i Piggelen

KNITWARE SWEATER DESIGN

Flat (Bottom-Up) Regular length Straight Pullover with Ribbing
Set-in Classic shoulder with Full length Moderate Taper sleeves with Ribbing
Round (crew) front neck and Flat back neck with Single Band collar

Printed: 2013-05-09

Pattern File Name: Exempeltröja 1
Size: Standard Woman 91 for Mig själv

Date started: 2013-05-09 Finished: *

YARN DESCRIPTION:
Piggelen; Vit; Akryl; 40 grader

GAUGE DATA:
Gauge (Stocking stitch over 4 in = 10 cm):
29,0 sts by 40,0 rows.
Body knit by Silver Reed SK840 using TD7.2
Ribbing knit by hand on 2,5 mm needles

FINISHED DIMENSIONS: (cms): ... with Comfortable fit.
Chest: 102,0 Armhole: 43,0 Top Neck Opening: 17,0
Hem Width: 20,0 Front Neck Width: 9,0
Sleeve Top: 38,0 Front Neck Depth: 9,0
Hem Width: 93,0 Sleeve Bottom: 23,0
Back Width: 38,0 Sleeve Length: 43,0
Body Length: 59,0 Sleeve Hem Length: 5,0 Collar Length: 3,0
Hem Length: 6,0

Note: Read ALL these instructions thoroughly BEFORE starting to knit. There may be sections where there are two shapings to work at the same time (such as necklines or waist shaping). The pattern may call for more needles than you have on your machine.

NOTE: At most, 150 needles are required to make this garment.

BACK:
1. Cast on 150 sts in WY, using TD7.2 and open edge method. Work 6 rows, ending COR. RC000.
2. Change to MY and Stocking stitch. Work 118 rows. COR.
3. Armhole shaping. Cast off 7 sts at beginning of next 2 rows. COR. Dec 1 st at each end of every alternate row for 24 rows. Total 144 rows with 112 sts remaining.
4. Work a further 60 rows even. COR. Total 204 rows.
5. Shoulder shaping. Cast off 7 sts at beginning of next 2 rows. Cast off 8 sts at beginning of following 6 rows. COR.
6. Total 212 rows with 50 sts remaining for back of neck. Place sts on holder.

FRONT:
1-2 Follow steps 1 and 2 as for back. COR.
3. Armhole. Dec for armhole at both ends, as for back. Continue until 176 rows total, with 112 sts remaining.
4. Shape neck. COR. Thread center 26 sts to WY. 43 sts each side.
5. Right neck. LH needles in HP. Dec 1 st at neck edge every row 12 times, until 31 sts remain. Then work 16 row(s) even. Total 204 rows.
6. Shoulder shaping. Cast off as for back.
7. Left neck. COL. Work as for right neck, reversing shapings.

BACK AND FRONT HEMS:
--- by hand on size 2,5 needles
1. Pick up 150 sts. Decrease from 150 to 136 by: K 9 K2tog *(K 8 K2tog)* 13 times K 9
2. Work in K1P1 ribbing for 6,0 cms (approx. 28 rows). Cast off loosely in ribbing.

SLEEVES:
1. Cast on 68 sts in WY, using TD7.2 and open edge method. Work 6 rows, ending COR. RC000.
2. Change to MY and Stocking stitch.
3. Inc 1 st at each end of every 6th row 8 times, then every 7th row 14 times to 112 sts (146 rows total).
4. Work even to total 152 rows. COR.
5. Shape cap. Cast off 7 sts at beg of next two rows (98 sts rem). Dec 1 st at each end of every row 8 times, then dec 1 st at each end of every 2nd row 17 times, then dec 1 st at each end of every row 8 times. Total 204 rows. COR. Cast off remaining 32 sts loosely.

SLEEVE HEM:
--- by hand on size 2,5 needles
1. Pick up 68 sts. Decrease from 68 to 60 by: K 5 K2tog *(K 6 K2tog)* 7 times K 5
2. Work in K1P1 ribbing for 5,0 cms (approx. 22 rows). Cast off loosely in ribbing.

LEFT SHOULDER SEAM:
1. Sew front to back along left shoulder seam.

ROUND (CREW) FRONT NECK SINGLE BAND COLLAR:
--- by hand on size 2,5 needles.
1. With right side of work facing, pick up and work 50 sts from back neck holder, 32 sts from left front neck edge, 26 sts from front neck holder and 32 sts from right front neck edge. Total 140 sts.
2. Work 3,0 cms (14 rows) in K1P1 ribbing.
3. Cast off loosely.

FINISHING:
1. Sew sleeve top to armhole, easing to fit. Sew side and sleeve seams. Sew any remaining seams.
2. Darn/weave/sew in all loose ends.

AMOUNT OF YARN REQUIRED TO MAKE GARMENT:
--- WARNING. THIS IS A ROUGH ESTIMATE ONLY. Measure a sample piece for a more accurate calculation.
Amount needed:
310,1 for body and sleeves
35,4 for ribbing and/or hems
6,8 for collar/hood
352,3 Grams TOTAL

NOTES:
Jag stickar alla muddar/resårer för hand och hakar upp dem på maskinen och stickar sedan stycket enligt instruktionerna.

Pattern designed by: Linda Lidén
with KNITWARE DESIGN (Version 2.50.2) from Morningdew Consulting Services Ltd
ph: (250)652-4097 fax: (250)652-5285 web: www.knitware.ca email: info@knitware.ca