Skip to main content

Ohjeen uudet koot - Resizing an old patter

Note to self: Seuraavan kerran kuin asiakas pyytää uusia kokoja, mieti kannattaako ja onko sinusta siihen, ennen kuin lupaat tehdä sen.
Sain viikolla kyselyn koskien Karalyn-tunikaa ja sen kokoa. Oikeastaan kysyjä halusi vain neuvoja miten suurentaa ohjetta itselleen sopivaksi.

Karalyn on aikanaan siskolleni äitiystopiksi, neljä vuotta sitten suunniteltu nopea huitaisu jonka ohjeen kuitenkin kirjoitin ylös ties mistä syystä, ahneuksissani varmaankin. Anyways, nyt sitten pistin itseni siihen asemaan että lupasin kyselijälle uudet koot ohjeeseen ja annoin vielä määräajankin missä saisin homman tehtyä. No se päivä on tänään ja olen laskenut uudet koot vasta helmalle. Onnekseni kysly tuli pallon toiselta puolelta niin saan edes vähän lisää aikaa. Ei se kyllä helppoa ole! Matikka kun ei ole mun vahvin lajini.

Mutta hyvää pääsiäisen aikaa ja alkavaa kevättä kaikille! Palailen tästä laskelmien ja silmukkamäärien ihmeelliseen maailmaan!



Note to sef: Next time someone asks me to resize a  pattern, think before you make any comitments. Do you really got what it takes!

I got an inquiry about a pattern and if I could give some edvice on how to make a bigger size. Ofcourse I wanted to help and I even promised to resize the whole pattern by next saturday, that is today. So far I'we calculated the new sizes for the hem! Fortenally the person that made the request lives on the other side of the globe, so that should give me a couple of extra hours to do this.




Karalyn-tunic is a maternaty top I designed for my sister four years ago, and wrote down the pattern for who knows what reason! 
Anyways, Thought I'll let you know what I'm up to while the sun is shining outside and the snow is slowly melting.

Have a great easter! I'll get back to the math. 

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Three of Hearts - Free Knitting Pattern

  HAPPY VALENTINE's  DAY!  CELEBRATE  YOUR LOVE FOR YOUR VALENTINE BY KNITTING THEM THIS LOVELY HEART AND HAND WARMING GIFT! YARN 35 g sport weight yarn, sample uses  Opal Uni Solid 6 ply by Zwerger Garn. 420 m/ 150 g. Fiber content; 75% wool, 25% nylon. NEEDLES a set of dpn’s or long circular needle for magic loop, 3 mm (US 2.5) or to obtain gauge GAUGE 22 sts and 32 rows = 10 cm (4 inches) NOTIONS 1 Tapestry needle 1 Stitch holder or scrap yarn 1 Cable needle ABBREVIATIONS BO :  Bind off. CO :  Cast on. K :  Knit. K tbl :  Knit through back loop. m1l :  Make 1 left leaning. m1r :  Make 1 right leaning. P :  Purl. 1/1 LPT :  Slip next stitch to cable needle and place at front of work, p1, then k1 tbl from cable needle. 1/1 LT :  Slip next stitch to cable needle and place at front of work, k1 tbl, then k1 tbl from cable needle. 1/1 RPT :  Slip next stitch to cable needle and place at back of work, k1 tbl, then p1 from cable needle. 1/1 RT :  Slip next stitch to cable needle and pla

Free Fall - Dropped Stitch Tank Top Knitting Pattern

  Free Fall This top was originally designed, by me, in 2010. It was my entry in a designer challenge themed One Skein Wonder. For the smallest size you need 1 skein of Worsted weight cotton yarn. See my recommendations below. Sizes S [M, L] to fit bust size: 75-80 [85-90, 95-100] cm or 30/32 [34/36, 38/40] inch. Yarn 1 [2, 2] skeins of Worsted (9 wpi) weight cotton yarn, 196 m (214 yards) / 100 g. Needles 4.5 mm (US 7) short circular needle Long circular needle size 5 mm (US 8) or to obtain gauge. Gauge 18 sts and 20 rows = 10 cm (4 inch) in stockinette st. Notions 2 stitch marker Scrap yarn to mark drop stitches Scrap yarn to rest stitches on Notes Mark all yo increased stitches with scrap yarn. They will be dropped at the end. Pattern Starts With the smaller circular needle, CO 60 [64, 68] sts, join to knit in rnd, careful not to twist. Work [k1, p1] rib for 8 rnds. Switch to the larger needle. Front Worked flat with next 30 [32, 34] sts, leaving the rest of the sts to rest on the n

Adventure Time Finn Hat - Knitting Pattern

It's adventure time!  Yarn 200 g of Super Bulky, 100 m (109 yd’s) / 100 g (109 yards) Needles One set of dpn’s and short circular needle or circular needle for magic loop 7 mm or to obtain gauge Gauge  15 sts and 22 rows = 10 cm (4 inch) Notions 1 stitch marker Taspestry needle 8 mm crochet hook Sizes Finished head circumference 54 [56, 58, 60] cm (21.5 [22, 22.75, 23.5] inch)   Abbreviations BO = Bind off CO = Cast on K = Knit Kbf = Knit into front and back of a stitch P = Purl Rnd(s) = Round(s) RS = Right side (of the work facing) st(s) = Stitches WS = Wrong (back) side of the work facing     Pattern starts!     Ears, make 2   CO 4 st and divide them evenly on the needles, join to work in rounds, place marker to mark the beginning of the round.   Rnd 1: Kbf 4 times. 8 sts Rnd 2: K to end. Rnd 3: [Kbf, k1] 4 times. 12 sts Rnd 4: Rep rnd 2. Rnd 5: [Kbf, k2] 4 times. 16 sts Rnd 6: Rep rnd 2. Rnd 7: [Kbf, k3] 4 times