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Dale yarn, knitting pattern – Ice rose Jumper

YARN USED IN THIS PATTERN ALPAKKA FORTE 80 % alpaca, 20 % nylon, 50 grams = approx. 133 metres DESIGN Kari Haugen SIZES XS (S) M (L) XL XXL NOTE! See GARMENT MEASUREMENTS to find the right size GARMENT MEASUREMENTS Chest size approx. 89 (97) 103 (110) 118 (124) cm Full length to high neck mid-front approx. 58 (60) 62 (64) 66 (68) cm Sleeve-length approx. 48 cm (in all sizes) YARN AMOUNTS Colour 1: 7 (8) 9 (10) 10 (11) balls Colour 2: 3 (3) 4 (4) 5 (5) balls Colour 3: 1 ball in all sizes COLOUR Colour 1: Mottled denim 707 Colour 2: Mottled latte beige 701 Colour 3: Light mottled sea green 713 SUGGESTED NEEDLE SIZES 3 mm and 3.5 mm long and short circular needles and DPNs KNITTING TENSION 25 sts with stocking st and needle size 3.5 mm = 10 cm 

Button 2-holes ice cream 19mm green 6pcs

HAMA mini fuse beads 2000pcs ice blue colour 97

Batik transformation - Stricking graphic

Batik Idea No. 1: Create a striking graphic line on your clothing. Pour mixed batik dye into a bottle that has a pipette or similar function. Now you are ready to create a work of art!4 facts about batik:The project you wish to dye must be freshly laundered (and still wet)Mix the batik dye with water (follow the instructions)Leave your project to soak for one hour in the dye bath/with the batik dye before rinsingFinally, use fixative to fix the batik dye

Batik transformation - Wrinkled look

Batik Idea No. 2: Here you use three colours instead of just one. Crush your fabric by hand before dyeing to give it a wrinkled look. Add the batik dyes simultaneously so that they leach into each other and create new shades.4 facts about batik:The project you wish to dye must be freshly laundered (and still wet)Mix the batik dye with water (follow the instructions)Leave your project to soak for one hour in the dye bath/with the batik dye before rinsingFinally, use fixative to fix the batik dye

Batik transformation - Rubber band technique

Batik Idea No. 3: Here you pleat your project, folding it like an origami paper chain. Secure with rubber bands. Then you immerse your project in a bowl of mixed batik dye and leave to soak. When you cut off the elastic bands, a unique pattern appears.4 facts about batik:The project you wish to dye must be freshly laundered (and still wet)Mix the batik dye with water (follow the instructions)Leave your project to soak for one hour in the dye bath/with the batik dye before rinsingFinally, use fixative to fix the batik dye

Dale yarn, crochet pattern – Nonna dress, women

DESIGNBrit Frafjord ØrstavikYARNLILLE LERKE 53 % merino wool, 47 % Egyptian cotton,50 grams = approx. 142 metresSIZESXS (S) M (L) XL (XXL)NOTE! See GARMENT MEASUREMENTS to find the right sizeGARMENT MEASUREMENTSWidth under the bust approx. 52 (63) 73 (83) 94 (105) cmLength under the bust approx. 63 cm, same in all sizesYARN AMOUNTSColour 1 5 (6) 6 (7) 7 (8) ballsColour 2 1 ball in all sizesColour 3 1 ball in all sizesColour 4 1 ball in all sizesColour 5 1 ball in all sizesColour 6 1 ball in all sizesCOLOURSColour 1 Unbleached white 0020Colour 2 Yellow 8162Colour 3 Orange 8165Colour 4 Red 4018Colour 5 Ice blue 8160Colour 6 Black 8107CROCHET HOOK SUGGESTION3.5 mm crochet hookCROCHET TENSION1 square, worked with 3.5 mm hook = approx. 9 x 9 cm21 tr with 3.5 mm hook = 10 cm

Dale yarn, knitting pattern – Noori jumper, women

DESIGN House of Yarn YARN MERINO 22, 100% extra fine merino wool, 50 grams = approx. 125 metres Yarn alternatives: NATURAL LANOLIN WOOL, ALPAKKA FORTE CLASSIC, LERKE SIZES XXS (XS) S (M) L (XL) XXL (XXXL) NOTE! See GARMENT MEASUREMENTS to find the right size GARMENT MEASUREMENTS Chest measurements approx. 84 (88) 96 (104) 112 (122) 135 (140) cm Full length approx. 54 (57) 57 (59) 61 (63) 66 (68) cm Sleeve length approx. 49 cm or to your desired length YARN AMOUNTS Colour 1: 7 (8) 8 (9) 10 (10) 11 (12) balls Colour 2: 3 (4) 4 (4) 4 (4) 5 (5) balls COLOURS Colour 1: White 2004 Colour 2: Ice blue 2028 SUGGESTED NEEDLE SIZE 3 mm and 3.5 mm long and short circular needles and DPNs KNITTING TENSION 22 sts with stocking st on 3.5 mm needles = 10 cm 

Dale yarn, knitting pattern: HRAUN SUMMER TOP

DESIGN Hrönn Jónsdóttir YARNS SOLÉ 110 % cotton, 50 grams = approx. 88 metres ØKO BOMULL 100 % organic cotton, 50 grams = approx. 100 metres Alternative yarns for ØKO BOMULL: LERKE, MERINO 22 SIZES XXS–XS (S–M) L–XL (XXL–XXXL) NOTE! See MEASUREMENTS to find your size GARMENT MEASUREMENTS Upper body approx. 78 (95) 112 (130) cm Full length approx. 40 (43) 48 (56) cm or desired length YARN REQUIREMENTS Colour 1 3 (4) 4 (5) balls Colour 2 2 (2) 3 (3) balls COLOURS Colour 1 SOLÉ Light Blue 903 Colour 2 ØKO BOMULL Stripy Ice Blue 320 SUGGESTED NEEDLES 4.5 mm long and short circular needles 6 mm and 4 mm crochet hooks GAUGE 24 sts rib (K1, P1) on 4.5 mm needles with colour 1 (lying flat) = 10 cm 16 sts textured pattern with 6 mm crochet hook = 10 cm 

Dale yarn, crochet pattern – Nana cardigan, women

DESIGNAne Kydland ThomassenYARNLILLE LERKE 53 % merino wool, 47 % Egyptian cotton,50 grams = approx. 142 metresSIZESS-M (L-XL)NOTE! See GARMENT MEASUREMENTS to find the right sizeGARMENT MEASUREMENTSChest measurements approx. 110 (126) cmFull length approx.66 (72) cmSleeve-length approx. 47 cm or to desired lengthYARN AMOUNTSColour 1 9 (11) ballsColour 2 3 balls in both sizesColour 3 3 balls in both sizesColour 4 2 balls in both sizesColour 5 2 balls in both sizesColour 6 3 balls in both sizesCOLOURSColour 1 Black 8107Colour 2 Yellow 8162Colour 3 Orange 8165Colour 4 Red 4018Colour 5 Unbleached white 0020Colour 6 Ice blue 8160SUGGESTED NEEDLE SIZES3 mm long circular needles3.5 mm crochet hookCROCHET TENSIONS-M: 1 square with 3.5 mm hook measures approx. 11 x11 cmL-XL: 1 square with 3.5 mm hook measures approx. 9 x 9 cm

Dale yarn, knitting pattern – Funfetti jumper

DESIGN House of Yarn YARN MERINO 22, 100 % extra fine merino wool, 50 grams = approx. 125 metres SIZES 2 (4) 6 (8) 10 (12) years NOTE! See GARMENT MEASUREMENTS to find the right size GARMENT MEASUREMENTS Chest size approx. 62 (64) 69 (73) 80 (87) cm Full length approx. 36 (38) 41 (43) 47 (52) cm Sleeve-length approx. 24 (28) 34 (35) 38 (40) cm YARN AMOUNTS Colour 1 2 (2) 2 (3) 3 (3) balls Colour 2 3 (3) 4 (4) 5 (6) balls Colour 3 1 (1) 1 (1) 2 (2) balls Colour 4 1 ball in all sizes COLOURS Colour 1 Bright green 2031 Colour 2 Lollipop 2034 Colour 3 Ice blue 2028 Colour 4 Yellow 2030 SUGGESTED NEEDLE SIZES 3.5 and 4 mm long and short circular needles and DPNs KNITTING TENSION 22 sts x 31 rounds on 4 mm needles = 10 x 10 cm NOTE! The knitting tension in height is important in this project. If you do not get 31 rounds in height, you should adjust the striped pattern to get the correct body and sleeve lengths. 

Bias tape polyester 18mm light blue 4m

The finishing touch to your sewing project!  We're talking about bias tape. That narrow strip of fabric that makes a big difference.     This bias tape is 18 mm wide with a matte and delightful surface. Choose the colour that fits your project – do you want it to match the fabric, or perhaps stand out as a distinct detail?     The tape is made from polyester and comes in a pack of 4 meters.    Use bias tape for …   Sew bias tape on blankets and bath towels. Use it on dresses, shirts, and blouses – and for baby clothes and bodysuits. Let the bias tape serve as fine details and beautiful finishes on edges and cut-outs.     Good to know about bias tape  Bias tape has the (almost) magical ability to adapt to many fabrics. As the name suggests, it's cut on the bias, therefore naturally following your curves, necklines, corners, and edges. This results in a beautiful finish.     How to sew on bias tape  Bias tape is for sewing on curves, corners, and straight stretches. When sewing the bias tape onto your project, use straight stitches with approximately 2.5 cm stitch length. While sewing, don't pull or stretch it. Allow it to naturally align with the edge for a neat result.     TIP  When you start sewing your bias tape, fold approximately 2 cm inwards, so it's double-layered. When you finish, tuck the other end's fold over your folded start. The same principle applies when extending a bias tape.    

Bias tape polyester 18mm curry 4m

The finishing touch to your sewing project!  We're talking about bias tape. That narrow strip of fabric that makes a big difference.     This bias tape is 18 mm wide with a matte and delightful surface. Choose the colour that fits your project – do you want it to match the fabric, or perhaps stand out as a distinct detail?     The tape is made from polyester and comes in a pack of 4 meters.    Use bias tape for …   Sew bias tape on blankets and bath towels. Use it on dresses, shirts, and blouses – and for baby clothes and bodysuits. Let the bias tape serve as fine details and beautiful finishes on edges and cut-outs.     Good to know about bias tape  Bias tape has the (almost) magical ability to adapt to many fabrics. As the name suggests, it's cut on the bias, therefore naturally following your curves, necklines, corners, and edges. This results in a beautiful finish.     How to sew on bias tape  Bias tape is for sewing on curves, corners, and straight stretches. When sewing the bias tape onto your project, use straight stitches with approximately 2.5 cm stitch length. While sewing, don't pull or stretch it. Allow it to naturally align with the edge for a neat result.     TIP  When you start sewing your bias tape, fold approximately 2 cm inwards, so it's double-layered. When you finish, tuck the other end's fold over your folded start. The same principle applies when extending a bias tape.    

Bias tape poly. 18mm dark dusty rose 4m

The finishing touch to your sewing project!  We're talking about bias tape. That narrow strip of fabric that makes a big difference.     This bias tape is 18 mm wide with a matte and delightful surface. Choose the colour that fits your project – do you want it to match the fabric, or perhaps stand out as a distinct detail?     The tape is made from polyester and comes in a pack of 4 meters.    Use bias tape for …   Sew bias tape on blankets and bath towels. Use it on dresses, shirts, and blouses – and for baby clothes and bodysuits. Let the bias tape serve as fine details and beautiful finishes on edges and cut-outs.     Good to know about bias tape  Bias tape has the (almost) magical ability to adapt to many fabrics. As the name suggests, it's cut on the bias, therefore naturally following your curves, necklines, corners, and edges. This results in a beautiful finish.     How to sew on bias tape  Bias tape is for sewing on curves, corners, and straight stretches. When sewing the bias tape onto your project, use straight stitches with approximately 2.5 cm stitch length. While sewing, don't pull or stretch it. Allow it to naturally align with the edge for a neat result.     TIP  When you start sewing your bias tape, fold approximately 2 cm inwards, so it's double-layered. When you finish, tuck the other end's fold over your folded start. The same principle applies when extending a bias tape.    

Bias tape polyester 18mm dark cobolt 4m

The finishing touch to your sewing project!  We're talking about bias tape. That narrow strip of fabric that makes a big difference.     This bias tape is 18 mm wide with a matte and delightful surface. Choose the colour that fits your project – do you want it to match the fabric, or perhaps stand out as a distinct detail?     The tape is made from polyester and comes in a pack of 4 meters.    Use bias tape for …   Sew bias tape on blankets and bath towels. Use it on dresses, shirts, and blouses – and for baby clothes and bodysuits. Let the bias tape serve as fine details and beautiful finishes on edges and cut-outs.     Good to know about bias tape  Bias tape has the (almost) magical ability to adapt to many fabrics. As the name suggests, it's cut on the bias, therefore naturally following your curves, necklines, corners, and edges. This results in a beautiful finish.     How to sew on bias tape  Bias tape is for sewing on curves, corners, and straight stretches. When sewing the bias tape onto your project, use straight stitches with approximately 2.5 cm stitch length. While sewing, don't pull or stretch it. Allow it to naturally align with the edge for a neat result.     TIP  When you start sewing your bias tape, fold approximately 2 cm inwards, so it's double-layered. When you finish, tuck the other end's fold over your folded start. The same principle applies when extending a bias tape.    

Bias tape polyester 18mm navy appr. 4m

The finishing touch to your sewing project!  We're talking about bias tape. That narrow strip of fabric that makes a big difference.     This bias tape is 18 mm wide with a matte and delightful surface. Choose the colour that fits your project – do you want it to match the fabric, or perhaps stand out as a distinct detail?     The tape is made from polyester and comes in a pack of 4 meters.    Use bias tape for …   Sew bias tape on blankets and bath towels. Use it on dresses, shirts, and blouses – and for baby clothes and bodysuits. Let the bias tape serve as fine details and beautiful finishes on edges and cut-outs.     Good to know about bias tape  Bias tape has the (almost) magical ability to adapt to many fabrics. As the name suggests, it's cut on the bias, therefore naturally following your curves, necklines, corners, and edges. This results in a beautiful finish.     How to sew on bias tape  Bias tape is for sewing on curves, corners, and straight stretches. When sewing the bias tape onto your project, use straight stitches with approximately 2.5 cm stitch length. While sewing, don't pull or stretch it. Allow it to naturally align with the edge for a neat result.     TIP  When you start sewing your bias tape, fold approximately 2 cm inwards, so it's double-layered. When you finish, tuck the other end's fold over your folded start. The same principle applies when extending a bias tape.    

Bias tape polyester 18mm light salvie 4m

The finishing touch to your sewing project!  We're talking about bias tape. That narrow strip of fabric that makes a big difference.     This bias tape is 18 mm wide with a matte and delightful surface. Choose the colour that fits your project – do you want it to match the fabric, or perhaps stand out as a distinct detail?     The tape is made from polyester and comes in a pack of 4 meters.    Use bias tape for …   Sew bias tape on blankets and bath towels. Use it on dresses, shirts, and blouses – and for baby clothes and bodysuits. Let the bias tape serve as fine details and beautiful finishes on edges and cut-outs.     Good to know about bias tape  Bias tape has the (almost) magical ability to adapt to many fabrics. As the name suggests, it's cut on the bias, therefore naturally following your curves, necklines, corners, and edges. This results in a beautiful finish.     How to sew on bias tape  Bias tape is for sewing on curves, corners, and straight stretches. When sewing the bias tape onto your project, use straight stitches with approximately 2.5 cm stitch length. While sewing, don't pull or stretch it. Allow it to naturally align with the edge for a neat result.     TIP  When you start sewing your bias tape, fold approximately 2 cm inwards, so it's double-layered. When you finish, tuck the other end's fold over your folded start. The same principle applies when extending a bias tape.    

Bias tape polyester 18mm putty 4m

The finishing touch to your sewing project!  We're talking about bias tape. That narrow strip of fabric that makes a big difference.     This bias tape is 18 mm wide with a matte and delightful surface. Choose the colour that fits your project – do you want it to match the fabric, or perhaps stand out as a distinct detail?     The tape is made from polyester and comes in a pack of 4 meters.    Use bias tape for …   Sew bias tape on blankets and bath towels. Use it on dresses, shirts, and blouses – and for baby clothes and bodysuits. Let the bias tape serve as fine details and beautiful finishes on edges and cut-outs.     Good to know about bias tape  Bias tape has the (almost) magical ability to adapt to many fabrics. As the name suggests, it's cut on the bias, therefore naturally following your curves, necklines, corners, and edges. This results in a beautiful finish.     How to sew on bias tape  Bias tape is for sewing on curves, corners, and straight stretches. When sewing the bias tape onto your project, use straight stitches with approximately 2.5 cm stitch length. While sewing, don't pull or stretch it. Allow it to naturally align with the edge for a neat result.     TIP  When you start sewing your bias tape, fold approximately 2 cm inwards, so it's double-layered. When you finish, tuck the other end's fold over your folded start. The same principle applies when extending a bias tape.    

Bias tape polyester 18mm dark brown 4m

The finishing touch to your sewing project!  We're talking about bias tape. That narrow strip of fabric that makes a big difference.     This bias tape is 18 mm wide with a matte and delightful surface. Choose the colour that fits your project – do you want it to match the fabric, or perhaps stand out as a distinct detail?     The tape is made from polyester and comes in a pack of 4 meters.    Use bias tape for …   Sew bias tape on blankets and bath towels. Use it on dresses, shirts, and blouses – and for baby clothes and bodysuits. Let the bias tape serve as fine details and beautiful finishes on edges and cut-outs.     Good to know about bias tape  Bias tape has the (almost) magical ability to adapt to many fabrics. As the name suggests, it's cut on the bias, therefore naturally following your curves, necklines, corners, and edges. This results in a beautiful finish.     How to sew on bias tape  Bias tape is for sewing on curves, corners, and straight stretches. When sewing the bias tape onto your project, use straight stitches with approximately 2.5 cm stitch length. While sewing, don't pull or stretch it. Allow it to naturally align with the edge for a neat result.     TIP  When you start sewing your bias tape, fold approximately 2 cm inwards, so it's double-layered. When you finish, tuck the other end's fold over your folded start. The same principle applies when extending a bias tape.    

Bias tape polyester 18mm dusty purple 4m

The finishing touch to your sewing project!  We're talking about bias tape. That narrow strip of fabric that makes a big difference.     This bias tape is 18 mm wide with a matte and delightful surface. Choose the colour that fits your project – do you want it to match the fabric, or perhaps stand out as a distinct detail?     The tape is made from polyester and comes in a pack of 4 meters.    Use bias tape for …   Sew bias tape on blankets and bath towels. Use it on dresses, shirts, and blouses – and for baby clothes and bodysuits. Let the bias tape serve as fine details and beautiful finishes on edges and cut-outs.     Good to know about bias tape  Bias tape has the (almost) magical ability to adapt to many fabrics. As the name suggests, it's cut on the bias, therefore naturally following your curves, necklines, corners, and edges. This results in a beautiful finish.     How to sew on bias tape  Bias tape is for sewing on curves, corners, and straight stretches. When sewing the bias tape onto your project, use straight stitches with approximately 2.5 cm stitch length. While sewing, don't pull or stretch it. Allow it to naturally align with the edge for a neat result.     TIP  When you start sewing your bias tape, fold approximately 2 cm inwards, so it's double-layered. When you finish, tuck the other end's fold over your folded start. The same principle applies when extending a bias tape.    

Bias tape polyester 18mm chestn.brown 4m

The finishing touch to your sewing project!  We're talking about bias tape. That narrow strip of fabric that makes a big difference.     This bias tape is 18 mm wide with a matte and delightful surface. Choose the colour that fits your project – do you want it to match the fabric, or perhaps stand out as a distinct detail?     The tape is made from polyester and comes in a pack of 4 meters.    Use bias tape for …   Sew bias tape on blankets and bath towels. Use it on dresses, shirts, and blouses – and for baby clothes and bodysuits. Let the bias tape serve as fine details and beautiful finishes on edges and cut-outs.     Good to know about bias tape  Bias tape has the (almost) magical ability to adapt to many fabrics. As the name suggests, it's cut on the bias, therefore naturally following your curves, necklines, corners, and edges. This results in a beautiful finish.     How to sew on bias tape  Bias tape is for sewing on curves, corners, and straight stretches. When sewing the bias tape onto your project, use straight stitches with approximately 2.5 cm stitch length. While sewing, don't pull or stretch it. Allow it to naturally align with the edge for a neat result.     TIP  When you start sewing your bias tape, fold approximately 2 cm inwards, so it's double-layered. When you finish, tuck the other end's fold over your folded start. The same principle applies when extending a bias tape.    

Bias tape polyester 18mm dark beige 4m

The finishing touch to your sewing project!  We're talking about bias tape. That narrow strip of fabric that makes a big difference.     This bias tape is 18 mm wide with a matte and delightful surface. Choose the colour that fits your project – do you want it to match the fabric, or perhaps stand out as a distinct detail?     The tape is made from polyester and comes in a pack of 4 meters.    Use bias tape for …   Sew bias tape on blankets and bath towels. Use it on dresses, shirts, and blouses – and for baby clothes and bodysuits. Let the bias tape serve as fine details and beautiful finishes on edges and cut-outs.     Good to know about bias tape  Bias tape has the (almost) magical ability to adapt to many fabrics. As the name suggests, it's cut on the bias, therefore naturally following your curves, necklines, corners, and edges. This results in a beautiful finish.     How to sew on bias tape  Bias tape is for sewing on curves, corners, and straight stretches. When sewing the bias tape onto your project, use straight stitches with approximately 2.5 cm stitch length. While sewing, don't pull or stretch it. Allow it to naturally align with the edge for a neat result.     TIP  When you start sewing your bias tape, fold approximately 2 cm inwards, so it's double-layered. When you finish, tuck the other end's fold over your folded start. The same principle applies when extending a bias tape.    

Bias tape polyester 18mm bright olive 4m

The finishing touch to your sewing project! We're talking about bias tape. That narrow strip of fabric that makes a big difference.   This bias tape is 18 mm wide with a matte and delightful surface. Choose the colour that fits your project – do you want it to match the fabric, or perhaps stand out as a distinct detail?   The tape is made from polyester and comes in a pack of 4 meters.  Use bias tape for …  Sew bias tape on blankets and bath towels. Use it on dresses, shirts, and blouses – and for baby clothes and bodysuits. Let the bias tape serve as fine details and beautiful finishes on edges and cut-outs.   Good to know about bias tape Bias tape has the (almost) magical ability to adapt to many fabrics. As the name suggests, it's cut on the bias, therefore naturally following your curves, necklines, corners, and edges. This results in a beautiful finish.   How to sew on bias tape Bias tape is for sewing on curves, corners, and straight stretches. When sewing the bias tape onto your project, use straight stitches with approximately 2.5 cm stitch length. While sewing, don't pull or stretch it. Allow it to naturally align with the edge for a neat result.   TIP When you start sewing your bias tape, fold approximately 2 cm inwards, so it's double-layered. When you finish, tuck the other end's fold over your folded start. The same principle applies when extending a bias tape.   

Bias tape cotton 18mm black dot 5m

Polka dots bring smiles  Bias tape is brilliant for adding fine details and a polished finish to your sewing project. You can choose from many different colours, but polka dots – they're always a hit! Who doesn't cheer up with lovely little polka dots?     Perhaps the dots are perfect because you've already sewn with a dotted fabric. But you can also use the bias tape for some extra details in your design – maybe the edge of the dress or the pockets on the shorts need some cheerful dots?     The bias tape is 18 mm wide, made from 100% cotton, and comes in a pack of 5 metres.     Use bias tape for…   Sew bias tape on blankets and bath towels. Use it on dresses, shirts, and blouses – and for baby clothes and bodysuits. Let the bias tape serve as fine details and beautiful finishes on edges and cutouts.     Worth knowing about bias tape  Bias tape has the (almost) magical ability to adapt to many fabrics. It is – as the name suggests – cut on the bias and thus naturally follows your curves, necklines, corners, and edges. It provides a beautiful finish.     How to sew on bias tape  Bias tape is for sewing onto curves, corners, and straight stretches. When you sew the bias tape onto your project, sew with straight stitches at approximately 2.5 cm stitch length. As you sew, do not pull or stretch it. Let it align naturally along the edge to achieve a neat finish.     TIP  When you start sewing your bias tape, fold about 2 cm inwards, so it's double-layered. When you finish, tuck the other end's fold over your initial folded start. The same principle applies when you extend a bias tape.