Knitter pattern for small tea cozie - Heating & Cooling

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This can be a little difficuit if you are just a beginner knitter. It is helpful to keep a little writing pad beside you and a pen to jot down your stitches at the end of each row. then you will know which stitch will be next. As you knit more of the pattern you should be able to tell which stitch is next, regardless of any decreases. It is hard to tell what you are doing, but really it is just calculation, and concentration. The pattern you are doing seems an easy one when you get used too it. It looks like you are knitting some kind of rib stitch?

DIY Hooded Owl Blanket Turns Couch Potato into Cozy Bird


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Bulky Quick Hooded Owl Blanket pattern by MJ Off The Hook Designs

I have the Janome CHJ-3 Kwiknit Knitter and am having some problems with it. Purchased this machine some40 years ago and used it an awful lot and was always very happy with it. After storage and loaning it out, it now does not work. Needs a service I suppose which I would like to do myself. Does this machine have a sponge bar? Also I can copy the manual and send it to you - please let me know.

It may be helpful to you to join the knitting community called www.ravelry.com, many knitting patterns are listed and reviewed there by the community members with forums discussing issues found as they've knitted the pattern. Often typos slip in and it takes a competent knitter to make the pattern and spot the error.

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I did find the following information on line though:

http://www.replacements.com/china/SHE02.htm

First of all try a guage/tension swatch. Cast on 25 stitches, use 5,5 mm needles and knit stocking stitch for 4 ins. This should tell you if the pattern will work with these needles and yarn.
Count your stitches over the 4 ins and see wht you have to the inch. This is your guage oe=r tension then check with your pattern to see what the guage/tension is.
To change a pattern this drastically needs an experienced knitter
If it is the pattern only that you want. then find a pattern for 8 ply and use the stitch count on the original pattern and modify for the new pattern.I wish you luck.

The scientific reason for the cloudiness of tea is the precipitation of the tannins in the tea that occurs when the tea is cooled. Cloudiness does not affect the flavor of the tea.

1. Stronger brews tend to cloud more readily than weaker ones.
2. High quality teas cloud faster than others.
3. Hard water also has a clouding affect on tea
   
   Add a small amount (1/4 cup) of boiling water into the brewed tea to help reduce the amount of cloudiness.

I know this toy by the name of "knitting knobby". To use, get the knitter, yarn and a crochet hook or cable needle.

Thread the yarn down the center of the knitter until about 10 cm (just under 4") is visible. Wrap the yarn counter-clockwise around one of the spikes on the knitter (not too tightly). Turn the knitter counter-clockwise and repeat the counter-clockwise wrapping of the yarn on each spike. Next wrap the yarn counter-clockwise around the first spike and lift the bottom loop up and over the top loop off the spike so that it falls into the center of the knitter. Leave the remaining loop in place (it will be the bottom loop of the next round). Turn the knitter counter-clockwise and repeat the wrap and lift off of the bottom loop. Pull on the yarn in the center to tighten the work as needed - after a few rounds the weight will help with the tension on the final product. Continue around the knitter for as many rounds as needed to get a desired length of material. Cut the yarn to leave a 10 cm tail and thread the tail through the remaining loops to cast off. Then pull the end tight.

If you wrap the yarn too tightly you won't be able to lift it up and off the spike. An alternative method for the first round is to wrap the spikes twice counter-clockwise and lift the bottom yarn up and over the top loop into the center at each spike.

I hope this helps. Additional pictures and directions can be found with google. www.how-to-knit-guide.com/french-knitting.html and www.knitting-and.com/knitting/tips/spool-knit.htm are nice sites.


Cindy Wells