The title of the blog post suggests bad ... But it's all about a new project. The original attracted me for quite some time. Then I saw this version and found it simply great.
now I make my me own coat, dark gray, with a typical frilly patterns. Is actually quite easy if you know how: As my jacket is knitted from the top, I have (after a swatch) for the first time defined the neck circumference (at 16 M to 10 cm, there were 80 M). And now begins a little calculation:
The required end-volume U results from the build of K (about chest height) plus the extent of both sleeves A in the upper arm. Them have to be removed stitches for the underarm area on both sides of the body X, and that both sides of the body and on each sleeve.
An equation could be: U = (K + 2A) - 4X
When I observe the swatch my Insert values, yields the following equation:
U = (160 + 2 [64]) - 4 (12)
U = 160 + 128-48
U = 240
Prima. Can calculate so easy. From 80 to 240 there are exactly 160 stitches that need to be increased in a total of 4 increase rows from the collar to the end of the round yoke. That is 40 per M increase in number. Conveniently, I can hide the increase in the rows in garter stitch sections, in between then the stocking stitch knitted Rüschenbreiche worked.
is now only important to know that my shoulder yoke a length (depth?) Should get 22 to 23 cm, which corresponds to a mesh sample of 24 R to 10 R cm 54-56. How many exactly it should be, I decide if I am at this point. Since there will be a coat, I'm knitting the round yoke part rather longer than shorter.
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