Saturday, January 9, 2010

Knit Poncho How Do You Knit A Poncho?

How do you knit a poncho? - knit poncho

Will appreciate I have no idea what or STS kntsk or what these words mean if you could do so in English, it would be!

Posted by Joseph Strouth at 2:05 AM

5 comments:

Pam D said...

With a model of the knitting, you will get the abbreviations, since otherwise the situation would be to resize or more double bonds.

If you follow a pattern from a book that explains a list of abbreviations and glossary, which should have reduced them.

You will over time be used - you always have the words in full when sending an SMS via your mobile phone? Most people, and not used to words rather quickly reduced - to receive, is it so difficult to point to the word "redemption of" STS?

These pages have a good explanation for most of knitting terms:
http://www.knittinghelp.com/videos/knitt ...
http://www.yarnstandards.com/knit.html
http://knitting.about.com/od/learntoknit ...

I'm not sure what kntsk, but I'm from Australia and some of our terminology is somewhat different than that of the United States, but I did not know that one of the pages that contain either the top.

Hope this helps. Good luck.

January 12, 2010 at 2:50 PM
I'm your PRIVATE DANCER said...

There's nothing better than a poncho ahead for the day of the spring breeze, when it is too hot for a coat or jacket, but a little too cold for bare arms. Unlike a sweater, the arms are not restricted to a poncho, so that they air. Here is how to knit a poncho.

InstructionsDifficulty: Moderate Challenge
What you need:
10 strands (balls) to the son
A pair of knitting needles (size 10 or more)
Stitch Marker
Needle
Thread
Basic knowledge of knitting
Making Poncho
Step1Make two of these pieces, one for the front and one for the back. Distribution of the 15 stitches to sew, insert a point marker and cast on a point, place a marker point.
Step2Cast on 15 stitches and place an embroidery machine. Cast on one stitch and place another stitch marker. Interpreters in 15 points for a total of 31 stitches.
Step3Purl the first team on the wrong side to be.
Step4On the right side, a point is a point, plus waiver of the horizontal wire between the pins and put it into the needle. KSlow for the first terminal then a rise as before. Drag the marker to a different needle, called a marker sliding, and abbreviated (SM). A sliding and mesh markers, coupled with the latter. To raise the point and a. You should now have a total of 35 stitches.
Step5Repeat steps 1 and 2 eight times. When you're finished, you should have a total of 67 stitches.
Step6Purl line eleventh.
Row twelfth Step7Knit first marker. Increase (by the same method as in step two), drag the marker, the one-stop, drag the marker, and paste. Quit kit should now be 69 stitches.
Step8Repeat lines 11 and 12 to 25 inch piece of action.
Trim
Step1Knit the front row. Knit second line for the first day. Consider increasing the one method (as above), the marker, point, drag the marker, and increased the end point.
Step2Repeat ranks one and two, four times, and unite against it.
Step3Sew right side seam.
To take Step4Split neck with the right front and knit 60 points along the edge of the neck. Cast on three stitchesfor a total of 63 stitches. Lines point to the neck measures under four inches in detention.
Step5Sew left side seam, but do not sew the neck. Sew the base of the neck protection within and between the extremes.
Tips & Warnings
Do not start trying to make this poncho, instead of knitting practice and make an Afghan or two. To make this poncho, if you feel comfortable with the situation and have some experience.

January 12, 2010 at 9:09 PM
I'm your PRIVATE DANCER said...

There's nothing better than a poncho ahead for the day of the spring breeze, when it is too hot for a coat or jacket, but a little too cold for bare arms. Unlike a sweater, the arms are not restricted to a poncho, so that they air. Here is how to knit a poncho.

InstructionsDifficulty: Moderate Challenge
What you need:
10 strands (balls) to the son
A pair of knitting needles (size 10 or more)
Stitch Marker
Needle
Thread
Basic knowledge of knitting
Making Poncho
Step1Make two of these pieces, one for the front and one for the back. Distribution of the 15 stitches to sew, insert a point marker and cast on a point, place a marker point.
Step2Cast on 15 stitches and place an embroidery machine. Cast on one stitch and place another stitch marker. Interpreters in 15 points for a total of 31 stitches.
Step3Purl the first team on the wrong side to be.
Step4On the right side, a point is a point, plus waiver of the horizontal wire between the pins and put it into the needle. KSlow for the first terminal then a rise as before. Drag the marker to a different needle, called a marker sliding, and abbreviated (SM). A sliding and mesh markers, coupled with the latter. To raise the point and a. You should now have a total of 35 stitches.
Step5Repeat steps 1 and 2 eight times. When you're finished, you should have a total of 67 stitches.
Step6Purl line eleventh.
Row twelfth Step7Knit first marker. Increase (by the same method as in step two), drag the marker, the one-stop, drag the marker, and paste. Quit kit should now be 69 stitches.
Step8Repeat lines 11 and 12 to 25 inch piece of action.
Trim
Step1Knit the front row. Knit second line for the first day. Consider increasing the one method (as above), the marker, point, drag the marker, and increased the end point.
Step2Repeat ranks one and two, four times, and unite against it.
Step3Sew right side seam.
To take Step4Split neck with the right front and knit 60 points along the edge of the neck. Cast on three stitchesfor a total of 63 stitches. Lines point to the neck measures under four inches in detention.
Step5Sew left side seam, but do not sew the neck. Sew the base of the neck protection within and between the extremes.
Tips & Warnings
Do not start trying to make this poncho, instead of knitting practice and make an Afghan or two. To make this poncho, if you feel comfortable with the situation and have some experience.

January 12, 2010 at 9:09 PM
☮ ♥ ツ Your Average Girl™ said...

Go to a local sewing class.
They learn to sew a poncho ..

January 13, 2010 at 4:57 AM
jG. said...

Pancho haha

January 13, 2010 at 2:53 PM

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