Rajut Free Knitting pattern : Wildan's Hat

Happy day knitter!! This is an ordered knitted hat. I had knitting it in two days. And i'll give the pattern for you. It's simple, so even without pattern, I think you still can make one.

skill needed : know basic knitting, knitting in round, know how to change color in the middle of project.
material in use :  double knitting/sport yarn
needle in use : set of 4/circular size 4 mm
Yarn : Local plain cotton yarn - Red, green, blue, yellow, and cream.
Gauge : 20 sts = 4 inches
Finished hat : man adult, height = 16cm


Pattern :

• With yellow, CO = 104 sts.
• Rib K2,P2 for 2 rounds ( I rib it just to prevent the hat rooled when it finished)
  
• Change to cream, K for 3 rounds.
• Change to blue, K 3 rounds.
• Do your pattern for 11 rounds. (you can use mine by see the photo or create your own :D)

Decrease :
Change to green,

• [(9K,K2tog)rep 2 times,(8K,K2tog)rep 3 times]rep 2 times - 94 sts
• K 2 rounds
• [(8K,K2tog)rep 2 times,(7K,K2tog)rep 3 times]rep 2 times - 84 sts

Change to cream,

• K 2 rounds
• [(7K,K2tog)rep 2 times,(6K,K2tog)rep 3 times]rep 2 times - 74 sts
• K 1 round
  

Change to red,

• [(6K,K2tog)rep 2 times,(5K,K2tog)rep 3 times]rep 2 times - 64 sts
• K 1 round
• [(5K,K2tog)rep 2 times,(4K,K2tog)rep 3 times]rep 2 times - 54 sts
• K 1 round

Change to yellow,

• [(4K,K2tog)rep 2 times,(3K,K2tog)rep 3 times]rep 2 times - 44 sts
• K 1 round
• [(3K,K2tog)rep 2 times,(2K,K2tog)rep 3 times]rep 2 times - 34 sts
• K 1 round

Change to Green,

• [(2K,K2tog)rep 2 times,(1K,K2tog)rep 3 times]rep 2 times - 24 sts
• K 1 round
• [(1K,K2tog)rep 2 times,(K2tog)rep 3 times]rep 2 times - 14 sts
• K 1 round
• [K2tog]rep to end - 7 sts

Cut the yarn and pull to the remaining stitches.
Tight off.



* feel free to comment, you may use this pattern for free, but please read the intellectual property at this blog. thank you :)



Happy Knitting!!

@Ajeng_Poyeng

Knitting Glossary (From www.knitty.com)

The Knitty Standard Book of British Birds

	alt	alternate
	approx	approximately
	beg	begin[ning]
	BO	bind off [cast off]
	cab	cable
	CC	contrasting color
	cn	cable needle
	CO	cast on
	cont	continue[ing]
	dec	decrease[ing]
	dpn	double pointed needles[s]
	foll	follow[s][ing]
	g	grams
	inc	increase[ing]
	incl	including
	inst	instructions
	k	knit
	k tbl	knit through back of loop
	k2tog	knit two together
	m	meter[s]
	MC	main color
	m1	make one
	mm	millimeters
	mult	multiple
	opp	opposite
	oz	ounces
	p	purl
	p2tog	purl two together
	patt[s]	pattern[s]
	psso	pass slipped stitch[es] over
	rem	remaining
	rep	repeat
	rev St st	reverse stockinette stitch
	RS	right side[s]
	rnd[s]	round[s]
	sc	single crochet
	SSK	slip 2 stitches as if to knit, then knit those 2 stitches together
	SSP	slip 2 stitches as if to purl, then purl those 2 stitches together
	sl	slip
	slp	slip one as if to purl
	sl st	slip stitch
	st[s]	stitch[es]
	St st	stockinette stitch
	tbl	through back of loop[s]
	tog	together
	WS	wrong side[s]
	YO	yarn over
	* *	repeat directions between ** as many times as indicated The Knitty Level of Difficulty Index [Kind of like a menu. But not really.] Mellow - Suitable for beginners. Relaxing, not mentally taxing. Knitting as therapy. Tangy - Tired of rectangles? Ready for something more challenging? Try these. Fun things with zing. A twist, even. Piquant - A little something for the seasoned knitter. Daring but not exhausting. Extraspicy - Suitable for those with a lot of experience. Or patience. Or both. These babies have teeth. Hoo boy.
		Happy Knitting!! :D

Knitting Glossary (From www.knittinghelp.com)

"

inch(es)

( )

work instructions between parentheses, in the place directed

*

repeat instructions following the single asterisk as directed

* *

repeat instructions between asterisks, as directed

alt

alternate

approx

approximately

beg

begin(ning)

bet

between

BO

bind off

CA

color A

CB

color B

CC

contrasting color

cdd

centered double decrease. sl2 tog, K1, pass the slipped stitches over (together)

ch

chain (using crochet hook). Start with a slip knot.

cm

centimeter(s)

cn

cable needle: short knitting needle, used as an aid in the twisting of a cable.

CO

cast on

cont

continue

cross 2 L

cross 2 stitches to the left (to work a cable). Slip 2 stitches p-wise onto a cable needle, let cable needle hang in front of work as you knit the next couple of stiches; then knit stitches off of cable needle.

cross 2 R

cross 2 stitches to the right (to work a cable). slip 2 stitches p-wise onto a cable needle, let cable needle hang in back of work as you knit the next couple of stiches; then knit stitches off of cable needle.

dc

double crochet

dec(s)

decrease(s)

DK

Double Knitting weight yarn. Slightly finer than worsted weight.

dpn aka dp

double pointed needle(s). A short needle with points at both ends, used in sets or 4 or 5, for knitting in the round.

EON

end of needle

EOR

end of row

FC

front cross (in working a cable)

fl

front loop(s)

foll

follow; follows; following

g aka gr

gram

g st

garter stitch

grp(s)

group(s)

hdc

half double crochet

hk

hook

in(s)

inch(es)

inc(s)

increase(s)

incl

including

k

knit

k tbl aka K1 tbl, K1b

Knit stitch through the back loop

k-b

knit stitch in row below. (Infrequently used for knit through the back loop; see K tbl)

k-wise

knit-wise. Insert right needle into the stitch as if to knit it

k1 f&b aka kfb

knit 1 stitch in the front, then in the back. This is also called a Bar Increase

k2tog

knit 2 stitches together

k2tog tbl

knit 2 stitches together, through the back loops

kll

knit left loop. An increase

krl

knit right loop. An increase

LC

left cross (to work a cable). As in: cross 2 L

LH

left hand

lp(s)

loop(s)

LT

left twist (where two stitches cross each other, as in the smallest cable stitch possible)

m

meter(s)

M1

Make 1. This means to increase a stitch. If the method isn't specified, use whichever increase you like, for instance M1F.

M1A

make 1 away. An Increase

M1L aka M1, M1F

make 1 (front)(left). An increase. From the front, lift loop between stitches with left needle, knit into back of loop

M1R aka M1B

make 1 (back) (right). An increase. From the back, lift loop between stitches with left needle, knit into front of loop

M1T

make 1 towards. An Increase

MB

make bobble

mc

main color

mm

millimeters(s)

no

number

oz

ounce(s)

p

purl

p tbl aka P1 tbl, P1b

purl through the back loop

p-b

purl stitch in the row below. (infrequently used to mean purl stitch in the back loop; see p tbl)

p-wise

purl wise: Insert right needle down into the front loop, or up into the back loop for tbl

p1 f&b aka pfb

purl the front of a stitch, then purl the back of the same stitch

p2tog

purl 2 together

p2tog tbl

purl 2 together through the back loops

pat(s) aka patt(s)

pattern(s)

pm

place marker

pnso

pass next stitch over

pop

popcorn stitch

prev

previous

psso

pass the slipped stitch over (as in slip 1, knit 1, psso)

pu

pick up stitches

RC

right cross (to work a cable), as in: cross 2 R

rem

remaining

rep

repeat(s)

rev St st

Reverse stockinette/stocking stitch. The "purl" side of plain, stockinette stitch. Purled on RS, knitted on WS

RH

right hand

rib

ribbing: vertical columns of knit and purl stitches, side by side, as in K1, P1 ribbing

rnd(s)

round(s). In circular knitting, a "row" is called a "round."

RS

right side, for instance the outside of a sweater. Stated to indicate which side is facing you when carrying out instructions

RT

right twist (where two stitches cross each other, as in the smallest cable stitch possible)

sc

single crochet

sk

skip

sk2p

slip1, knit 2 tog, pass slipped stitch over. (a double decrease)

SKP aka skpo

"Slip, Knit, Pass." Slip a stitch, knit the next stitch, pass the slipped stitch over the knit one. The same as: sl1, k1, psso

sl aka s

slip a stitch. If they don't specify, slip the stitch purl-wise....Unless you are decreasing: then, slip it knit-wise on the knit rows, and purl-wise on the purl rows. (According to Vogue Knitting)

sl st

slip stitch(es)

sl1, k1, psso

slip1, knit1, pass the slipped stitch over. The same as SKP

sl1k aka sl 1 k-wise

slip a stitch knit-wise

sl1p aka sl 1 p-wise

slip a stitch purl-wise

slip knot

an adjustable loop, used to begin many cast-on methods

sp(s)

space(s)

ss

slip stitch (Canadian)

ssk

slip, slip, knit slipped stitches tog. A decrease

ssk (improved)

sl 1, sl 1 p-wise, knit slipped sts tog

ssp

slip, slip, purl. A decrease, usually done on the purl-side

sssk

slip, slip, slip, knit 3 slipped stitches together. A double decrease

st (s)

stitch(es)

St st

Stockinette/Stocking stitch

tbl

through the back loop

tog

together

won

wool over needle

wrn

wool round needle

WS

wrong side, for instance the inside of the sweater. Stated to indicate which side is facing you when carrying out instructions

wyib

with yarn in back

wyif

with yarn in front

yb aka ybk

yarn to the back

yd(s)

yard(s)

yfon

yarn forward and over needle. Same as yo

yfrn

yarn forward and 'round needle. Same as yo

yfwd aka yf

yarn forward

yo

yarn over: wrap the yarn around right needle

yo2 aka yo twice

yarn over twice

yon

yarn over needle. Same as yo

yrn

yarn 'round needle. Same as yo

[ ]

work instructions between brackets, as many times as directed

Happy knitting!!

:D

Useful Link to Learning Knitting (Beginner)

Useful link to learning basic : (with picture)

How to cast On

Basic stitches (knit and purl)

How to Bind off

Stitch pattern

How to decrease:

link 1

link 2

How to increase

Knitting in round

And..
Happy knitting everyone!!
:D

How To Care your Knittings

= Hand wash in cold water with soft detergent or baby soap.

= if you choose to use washing machine, use slowest rotation-speed.

= do not wring, or if needed, do very gently.

= for drying, lay out horizontally.

= avoid direct sunlight when drying.

= no need to iron.

= if you want to iron it, use steam iron.

and last = roll your knittings for safe-keeping. No need to hang or fold it.

Tribute to my Friend : Uut's Knittings

She is my best Friend,
What a smart pupil.
She learned everything about knitting so fast and made me amazed. :p

Well done honey!!
:D


And here you are, this is her first scarf.
Only in [K1,P1]rep

A very beginner's pattern

keep creative!

Rajut Free Knitting Pattern : Bulky Booties

Happy day knitter!!



Baby booties again! :D

Got the free pattern from : simple shoes of Uniform studio

I made these baby booties from a ball of special bulky yarn. Kind of an experiment project. Not so bad, isn't it?

And at Last..

Happy Knitting!

:)

Rajut Free Knitting Pattern : orenji booties

Happy Day Everyone!!

Knit booties again!

Got the pattern from 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road' Booties by Mandy

I knit this booties from a skein of local cotton yarn


And tara!!


So....

Happy knitting!!

:)

Rajut Free Knitting Pattern : Toodler Scarf

Happy day everyone!!

me again with a new experiment project with color. :p
A cute scarf for your toodler! :D

I used a ball of ribbon yarn and a ball of little cotton. (still left plenty!)

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Get the pattern = here.

And then,

Happy knitting!!
:)

Knitting with Ajeng: Cable Scarf Pattern

With a little modification from here,

I made this cable scarf for a friend.

*this sample made using soft acrylic yarn, blocked

material in use :  2 balls of DK weight yarn in same solid color.
needle in use : SPN 4.5mm
gauge : not so important

Abbreviations: CO = cast on; BO = bind off; st(s) = stitch(es); k = knit; p = purl; RS = right side; WS = wrong side; 3/3LC = slip 3 sts to DPN/cable needle and hold in front, k3, then k3 from DPN/cable needle.

~ Get the pattern here: [Poyeng Simple Cable Scarf EN.pdf] and let's knit this fun scarf with me :D

*this sample made using cotton yarn, unblocked

feel free to comment, you may download and knit this pattern, but please read the intellectual property at this blog. thank you :)

Happy Knitting!!

@Ajeng_Poyeng