Wilderness Knits: Scandi-style sweaters for adventuring outdoors

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You can either add them all on one Pinne and distribute them on 3 needles afterwards, or you can place the stitches evenly on the needles at once. This is Linka Neumann's first knitting book - and it went straight to the bestselling list in Norway when published and has sold 33500 so far in Norway alone. People who knit tight often prefer metal pins or pins made of polished birch because the yarn glides better on the pin. knitting patterns for jumpers and cardigans to last a lifetime Combining her love for the outdoors and knitting, Linka Neumann presents patterns for Scandi-style jumpers, cardigans and a headband that will keep you warm and dry, no matter how rough the weather is. This, her debut book, went straight onto the bestsellers list in Norway when published and has sold thousands of copies in Norway alone.

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The purpose of the rib is to make a kind of "elastic" at the bottom, but also that the body should not curl. It is also very common to knit much tighter on colour work, so if that`s the case you have to increase the needle size when you knit colour work. I haven’t given 5 stars as I was given replacement needles rather than the knit pro ones as described.In the pattern for the Wilderness Sweater there are 13 stitches of 10 cm and that just means that you have to use the needle size that gives you the correct gauge. Then sew the stitch together with the stitch above and sew in the thread on the inside of the sweater. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. Immerse yourself in the wild spirit of Scandinavia with this gorgeously photographed collection of 23 bespoke sweater, cardigan, and headband designs. From the Norwegian forests, snow-covered landscapes and fjords to reindeer, wolves and her beloved Husky dogs.

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Tip: If you have a tendency to knit very loose ribs, you can knit "Twisted straight" or "twisted purl" to make the rib tighter. If you do not allow these cookies we will not know when you have visited our site, and will not be able to monitor its performance. Bought this book in Iceland after visiting the Handknitting Association of Iceland in Reykjavik, having loaded up on many kilos of Lopi yarn with no specific projects in mind.I usually do not usually twist the threads so often when I knit with lopigarn because it feels good on the inside of the sweater, but behind (and between) the paws the distance is so long that here it is a must. They may be used by those companies to build a profile of your interests and show you relevant adverts on other sites.

Are you ready for an adventure? Wilderness Knits by Linka

Wilderness Knits has designs for 23 jumpers inspired by the beautiful natural landscapes of Norway - photographed in this stunning book - to be worn for any adventure! The initial sketch is an important part of the process though, as it makes the idea evolve into something more real. Designed to be anti fast-fashion, through the joy of making but also creating garments that will have a lifetime of wear. You dry wool garments flat because wet wool stretches, which is quite nice to know if you actually want it longer in some places.Many of the designs come with variations to suit all tastes, whether you prefer a jumper or a cardigan, a thick or thin garment, sewn-on arms or round yokes. Outdoor life has always been a big part of knitting designer Linka Neumann’s life, and she is dedicated to knit sweaters that not only look great, but also withstand rough weather. Outdoor life has always been a big part of knitting designer, Linka Neuman's, life and she is dedicated to knit sweaters that not only look great, but also withstand rough weather. If you knit the sweater too tightly, the sweater often slips up on the carrying piece and you have to constantly pull it down, which can be an annoyance.