En este thread va cualquier cosa que consideren no requiere un hilo propio o que no sea totalmente relacionado al ciclismo en Chile. Lo haré mensual para que se vaya actualizando el contenido. Este thread corresponde a Mayo 2024.

En este thread va cualquier cosa que consideren no requiere un hilo propio o que no sea totalmente relacionado al ciclismo en Chile. Lo haré mensual para que se vaya actualizando el contenido. Este thread corresponde a Abril 2024.

Basic ranglan sweater. I used a cake of self-striping yarn for the body and finished off the sleeves with a spare skein in mustard. The pattern was very fun and easy to follow, I'm looking forward to knit more kid's projects because they're so quick xD

• Pattern: Sweater Sincronía from Revés Derecho (spanish)
• Yarn: Revés Derecho Sweet Love in 007 Rainbow and King in 0017 Mustard.
• Needles: 5,5mm/US 9 Knit Pro Trendz

En este thread va cualquier cosa que consideren no requiere un hilo propio o que no sea totalmente relacionado al ciclismo en Chile. Lo haré mensual para que se vaya actualizando el contenido. Este thread corresponde a Marzo 2024.

El primer thread random oficial del año. Upsi xD

I've been saving this one. It was my first attempt at knitting in the round and I totally twisted my stitches 😂

I read in the pattern about checking your stitches before joining for in the round knitting, but I didn't quite understood what it meant until I was several rows deep into my project and there was a big turn in the middle lol.

A friend told me that twisted cowls were actually a thing so I went ahead and finished it. I even wore it a few times and then I was made aware I also twisted my stitches from knitting into the back loop xD I could not unsee that so I threw it deep into my closet and forgot about it.

Triple fail:

• Twisted stitches in the round
• Twisted stitches from knitting through the back loop
• Taking the picture with the inside out hah!

But wait, there's a happy ending.

As I was getting my stuff ready to move I dug it out from my closet and decided to frog the darn thing. I re-knit it in the Free For All pattern and I'm much happier with it now. I'm looking forward to use this version when cold season finally hits.

(In hindsight I should have done this pattern in the first place, it's been in my favorites forever, but back then I didn't really know how to read patterns in English so I never realized it was knitted flat lol).

• Original pattern: Meila Cowl by Valerie Hobbs
• New pattern: Free For All Cowl by Jen Peck

• Pattern: Sweater Sincronía (in Spanish)
• Yarn: Sweet Love in 007 Rainbow from Revés Derecho

I got this cake for Christmas and looking for some way to use it I thought I'd try my first kid sweater. The pattern is a very simple raglan sweater, but the self-striping yarn makes it look way more interesting. I'm gonna need to get a matching yarn to finish off the sleeves, but I'm kinda getting why people love knitting for kids so much, it's so fast!

La última vez que vine al San Cristóbal fue el 2017. No conocía este sendero con los puentes de madera, está muy bonito. Lo mejor que para llegar hasta acá fue casi todo ciclovía asi que no tuve que estresarme con los conductores.

• Pattern: Sugar Maple by Carina Spencer
• Yarn: Katia Polynesia Gradient in 305.

This is my first knitted garment. Actually the third, but we'll get to that. I got this gradient yarn during my trip to Spain last September. Initially I had no plans on what I would do with it, I had mostly knit accesories and just dipped my toes into shawls, which is what I originally thought I'd make. But when I got back home I though I might try kniting my first piece of garment so off I went to Ravelry and found this lovely pattern from Carina Spencer.

I initially knitted this in my usual size (38) and with US 4 (3.5mm) needles... and it ended waaay too large. My mom said it was because it's a linen/viscose blend and it tends to "give" a lot. So I frogged it and re-knit it in a couple sizes down (same needle size). Still. Too. Large.

At this point I realized knitting willy-nilly wasn't going to work anymore so went ahead and knit a gauge sample, which ended up resulting that I needed to size down to US 2 1/2 (3.00mm) needles. On this third attempt I decided to knit with the colors reversed (teal to burgundy).

MUCH BETTER.

It is not 100% perfect fit, but it's good enough that I'm happy to actually wear this outside so I'm declaring it finished. Finally.

Hello knitters! I have setted myself the goal to learn a new technique every few months. Now that I'm comfortable knitting in the round I'm looking to dip my toes into colorwork and was wondering if you had any recomendations for patterns to introduce me to fair isle. Preferably a small project, as I'd like to work my way into a sweater.

Thanks in advance for any recs, I've already learnt so much from you guys here :)