Hemorrhoids And Waxing

wool for the CYS

begin this section called "Ripper pattern CYS "to explain the instructions to whom understand complicated patterns in English. Today

discuss how to choose the right wool for weaving, in the pattern of a sweater recommend:


but if we get this mark may serve another, provided they take care of that match the following characteristics ( look at the specifications on the label):

• Composition: 80% acrylic and 20% wool, although there is no problem if you use 100% acrylic yarn.
• most important thing is the thickness, we do not know the WPI (turns per inch), we must rely on the footage per gram and the type of needles suggested. In this case you need balls of 109 meters at 100 grams (or 54-55 mt. in 50 gr.) knitting needles of 6 - 6.5 mm. Can also serve the thinner yarn skeins, for example, 200 meters at 100 grams just have to knit with double strand.
• For sure, it should make a tissue sample, for which will weave a small square on the dot jersey (stocking stitch) with needles of 6.5 mm and then measure: we have 12 points and 16 laps in 10 square centimeters.

And now the next question how many balls we need?

For this we must consider two aspects:

1. The size we need (for this to take the bust measurement and check the left tablita pattern):
2. If the sweater will weave long or short version:

For the rest of the material we are asked:

• 2 buttons knitting needle
• cables (any needle or stick where place the cross points by weaving the wire)
• set double point needles 6 and 6.5 mm (they are not essential, the demand for knitting the sleeves, but you can use circular needles with the magic loop technique cable so that we do not interfere)
• circular needles 6 and 6.5 mm with 90 cm cable.
• straight needles of 6.5 mm (for weaving long piece with cord, although it can be done with circular needles.)

While we must look at the tissue test for deciding which needles are best for us to get the 12 points and 16 laps in 10 cm2. If we weave Light, maybe we should change a little thin needles, and if we weave tight, we can adjust to changing fat needles.