Jumping Hurdles Turban - My first knitting pattern скачать в хорошем качестве

Jumping Hurdles Turban - My first knitting pattern

Inspired by a turban I made from a 1940s sewing pattern,    • making 1940s turban from a dress, more det...   I decided to recreate it as a knitting pattern. Knitted in reversible hurdle stitch, it represents the hurdles in life I have had to jump over to get to this point and gain the confidence to release my first pattern to the world. Suitable for beginners looking to learn a new stitch pattern with simple increasing and decreasing, this turban is made in one piece and is worked back and forth on either straight or circular needles according to preference. Measurements are given in centimetres and inches. The turban in the photos is knitted in acrylic yarn, however most double knit yarns can be used as a substitute. It is advised to do a test swatch to check that your tension or gauge matches the pattern gauge. The pattern is not suitable for fluffy or heavily textured or variegated yarn as the stitch definition would be lost. Pattern is available as a PDF download for £5 on my website here: https://www.ultimatepinupvintage.com/... Materials and notions needed: Double knit yarn, 100g (280 metres/306 yards) 4mm needles (US size 6) Stitch holder Yarn sewing needle Tape measure Tension/Gauge: (10cm/4in square) 22 sts x 28 rows Sizes: One size Thank you to my test knitters! ‪@elziartemisia‬ (Youtube) Dove Lugosi (Ravelry) Fiberforce (Ravelry) Itsfreya (Instagram) Hergr8ness (Instagram) Yetiandsquatch (Instagram) Redrobinbluerobin (Ravelry) The_Crafting_Femme (Instagram) Smellytoiletcat (Ravelry) M Hill Reviews from test knitters "The jumping hurdles turban has a beautiful stitch pattern that makes a stylish finished garment. Perfect for those who love patterns inspired by vintage designs." redrobinbluerobin (Ravelry) "I really enjoyed knitting this turban, the stitch was very interesting, that I have never used before. The construction method was new to me and it is a very wearable piece of knit accessory. In my opinion the pattern is very beginner friendly and would be a great addition for history bounding and vintage fashion lovers. I am truly overjoyed with this turban, it will be my daily accessory from now on. Thank you so so much for your hard work, Emily!" elziartemisia (Ravelry) "The pattern was easy to follow and the texture is dreamy! Its a great item for a bad hair day" yetiandsquatch (Instagram) "A simple but effective pattern for a gorgeous vintage inspired turban" itsfreya (Ravelry) "This is a fun and easy knit. The end product is a lovely vintage inspired turban that will keep your ears warm" fiberforce (Ravelry)