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The Knitters Thread
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My Colinette Cadenza (Fruit coulis) swirl hat....more pictures/pattern link on ravelry!Ermutigung wirkt immer besser als Verurteilung.
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Cute hat Orkney
Did you use circulars?Jack of all trades ... Master of none
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cuddles123 wrote: »Cute hat Orkney
Did you use circulars?:eek::o so used dpn's (started with 4 but realised stitches were awful close to ends so went with 5 needles in the end).
The pattern said you could use either, which ever you felt comfortable with.cuddles123 wrote: »Have totally confused myself looking at all the ones available. If I have a max of 30 stitches per needle, what is the best length to go for. I'm also paranoid about stitches sliding off, so is metal or wood best? 4 or 5 needles? I can't make a decision
HTHErmutigung wirkt immer besser als Verurteilung.
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Thanks Orkney.
I had no problem with circular (except mine was too big) but have the heeby geebies at the thought of using DPNs :eek:Jack of all trades ... Master of none
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Hi. Personally I love the wooden ones which i think are made by Knit pro. You can get them in a pack with all the sizes in- think it was about £22 but I have used it constantly so found it was worth it. I found once I had used those I didnt want to use anything else!
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Cuddles , I so sympathize. You are me starting to learn to knit socks a couple of months ago. Dread. But stubborn determination. Took me ages to get used to the feel of it all. Feels like you're knitting with a spiky octopus at first.
The worst thing that could happen is that you get lost, pull it all off, rewind the wool, and re-group and go again.
As I said before, I prefer 5 pins (stitches on four, knit with one) and I like bamboo, but this is personal preference. The stitches just will not fall off. 20 cms will be fine for 30 stitches.
Deep breaths, GO
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OrkneyStar wrote: »
My Colinette Cadenza (Fruit coulis) swirl hat....more pictures/pattern link on ravelry!
I wish I looked that good in the hat I knitted for myselfDid owe £9,951.96
Now helping hubby pay off loan. Finally paid off :j
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Little chunky hat I made for DS, to match his chunky sweater- he loves it!Ermutigung wirkt immer besser als Verurteilung.
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Really cute! how old is your ds?0
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