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What has worked for you?
I love the felted tweed, it makes a light lovely pair of gloves that is surprisingly warm. But if you can't get that... try... ??
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got a good report about
Elizabeth Lavold Silky wool
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I don't deviate.
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I did mine with our dk weight BFL. The only problem with that is that it's not machine washable... but they're heavenly soft.
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Would peace fleece work or cascade 220?
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Here's the gauge info:
GAUGE 26 sts/36 rows = 4 inches in stockinette stitch, worked in the round I think PF is too heavy. 220, can you get that gauge?
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In case anyone else was nutty enough to try it, Cotton-Ease is not that great for Knucks. It's too bulky. Of course, I did it anyway.
proof that I am nuts I'm currently working on a pair in fixation for myself. Theyr'e going nicely but taking much longer, of course. ![]()
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![]() Oh, the size 2 was only for the cuffs though.
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Join Date: Nov 2006
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I'm using Brown Sheep Wildefoote on US size 2 and getting gauge.
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has anyone tried using bfl worsted weight? Also, is it bad to gift someone a pair with wool that cant be machine washed?
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I think Nada used the BFL in the DK weight!
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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I made some in a yummy wool bamboo blend from Classic Elite Yarns. They are an orange/salmon color and warm, soft, and delicious!
LOVE THIS PATTERN! megin |
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I'm a beginner knitter. I taught myself using books and knittinghelp.com
I went to a yarn store the other day and bought the yarn that the pattern called for. $22 they charged me! Now don't get me wrong, the yarn was great and really soft. Problem is I knew I wasn't going to get these knucks finished my first try and I didn't want to waste such nice (expensive) yarn. So for fun I decided to practice knitting them using Simply Soft that I got at Walmart. I was almost positive the glove were going to come out all wrong but to my surprise it ended up being perfect! The gauge is exact. Now if I could only figure out how to finish the glove, lol. |
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Just thought I'd pop on here. I used cascade 220 for mine. They are too thick and snug. I did get gauge but because it's so much thicker they fit really tight. So I'm thinking when I can get some rowan I will make myself another pair and pass these on to my DD.
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The rowan is really hands down the most delightful thing I've tried -- the felted tweed.
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Thanks Pamela. BTW... Have I told you yet again how much I love your patterns?
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Okay I have a question... I cant find Rowan where I live so I bought Patons SWS, It is medium weight and the gauge is 17s & 21r with US 9 needles...
will this work? Thanks for the great pattern! It will be my first time with dpns! |
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Join Date: Dec 2007
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Okay, I replied once before but something must have messed up...
So I will ask again! lol Well, I cant find Rowan yarn anywhere here so I bought Patons SWS. Im kind of new to patterns and am not sure if it will work... This is what the tag says... Medium 4 and the gauge is 17s by 21r with US9 needles, 4x4 in. and its 80 g/ 2.8 oz 110 yds Will that work? Will it be enough? ![]() ![]() ![]() I didnt want to start on it in case I had to take it back... Thanks for the awesome pattern!!! ![]() |
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