NeedleworkMonday: Drop Stitch Loops / Loops mit Fallmaschen ~ ~ ~ Quick Guide: Steemit Keys

in #needleworkmonday5 years ago

Quick and easy / Schnell und einfach


These loops are great for all seasons. They are made of cotton ribbon yarn which comes from different companies in a lot of colors. And they are easy to knit.

Diese Loops kann man das ganze Jahr über tragen. Das Bändchengarn ist aus Baumwolle und wird von verschiedenen Herstellern in den unterschiedlichsten Farbvarianten angeboten. Sie sind schnell und einfach zu stricken.


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Instructions / Anleitung

You need a skein of 100g yarn, a 60 cm circular needle (6mm) and a crochet hook of the same size or a bit bigger. Cast on 120 stitches (or other number divisible by 4) and close to round. Knit one round, then one round of {purl one, 1 slip stitch with yarn in back, purl 2}. Knit those two rounds alternately, approx. 60 in total (until only 5 m are left of the yarn). Then with the crochet hook (by the way, I always use a crochet hook to bind off, it's much easier) bind off the first three stitches loosely, drop the fourth stitch, make four chain stitches, and repeat that: bind off three, drop one, four chain stitches till the end. Now let the dropped stitches drop till they are gone and your loop is done!

Gebraucht werden 100 g Garn, eine 60 m Rundstricknadel Nr. 6 und eine Häkelnadel derselben Stärke oder etwas grösser. 120 Maschen anschlagen (oder eine andere Anzahl teilbar durch 4) und zur Runde schließen. Eine Runde rechte Maschen, dann eine Runde {1 Masche links, 1 Hebemasche (Faden hinten), 2 Maschen links}. Diese beiden Runden abwechselnd, ca. 60 insgesamt (bis nur noch 5 m übrig sind vom Garn). Dann nehmen wir die Häkelnadel (ich nutze zum Abketten übrigens immer eine Häkelnadel, geht viel einfacher). Die erste bis dritte Masche locker abketten, die vierte Masche fallen lassen, vier Luftmaschen häkeln (nicht zu fest) und wieder drei Maschen abketten, eine fallen lassen, vier Luftmaschen usw. - zum Schluss eine Kettmasche um die Runde zu schliessen. Jetzt die Fallmaschen noch bis zum Anfang aufdröseln.

There is a video of it, it's in German and the narrator's voice isn't very motivating - but you can see what you have to do with the sound muted.

Es gibt ein Video von der Anleitung, ich warne aber gleich vor der Stimme der Designerin, ich schaue nur ohne Ton.

Outlier / Sonderfall

There's one loop done with yarn overs and knitting stitches together. It looks nice but I won't do such a loop again. You have the hassle of lace knitting (a dropped stitch leads to hours of make-up work and lots of grey hair) without the spectacular result ;)

Ganz klar - ein Loop ist nicht mit Fallmaschen gearbeitet. Er wurde mit Umschläge und Zusammenstricken von Maschen gemacht. Sieht zwar auch interessant aus, mache ich aber nicht wieder. Man hat den ganzen Stress vom Lace-Sticken und hinterher nichts dem man die grauen Haare ansieht die es verursacht hat.


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Keys


You use keys to open something or to keep it secure - in "real life" or arount all things Steem. But there's a difference - the key for your car won't open your linen closet. Here it's different. There are keys that work for everything - but when should we use which one?

The Memo Key can be used to send encoded texts. I'll write more about that with an example in another post. The three other keys are connected:

NameFunctionUse
Posting keyIt can be used to publish posts and comments, for upvotes and to follow other steemiansYour everyday key, you can use a password manager for easier use. If you give your private posting key to another person they can write, vote, follow for your. And yes, they could change or empty your posts (but, since it's on the blockchain, it's recoverable). But they can't get to your wallet.
Active KeyCan do the things of the Posting Key plus wallet transactions (power up, delegate, transfer)Only use it to carry out transactions. Never give it away.
Owner KeyCan do the things of the Active Key and it can recover your accountNever use it! Don't keep it online! Keep it offline at a safe place!

The only time you need your owner key is if something went wrong. And, to dumb it down, things can only get wrong if you make a mistake. So don't. Simple, isn't it?



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great post .. with lots of info. The colors are lovely too. I have been practicing stitches. I don't really have anything to post unless I take photos of my practice .. lol .. mess ups. I want to do lace so am headed that direction lately.

the narrator's voice isn't very motivating - but you can see what you have to do with the sound muted.

Made me laugh with your narrator comment.. I mute all the time sometimes they put terrible music.

On the other I find the muted video that you find at DROPS a bit spooky ;)

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The left side piece with the diagonal pattern looks frustrating, but the rest sound like fun to make! I love how they turned out!
Good bit of info about keys at the end of the post.

I love how the colors do the work with these infinity scarfs. There are so many different ones... I think I need one or two new ones

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What an interesting technique and very liberating to drop all those stitches!

The first time it was terrifying - I was convinced I would drop all the wrong stitches ;)

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I have never worked with ribbon yarn, but I dream about a long cardigan/coat for spring made of a light cotton ribbon. The dropped stitches you used would be a nice stitch pattern for such a light coat. They certainly look lovely in your cowls.

I'm not sure whether it would work for a while garment. But a friend made several sweater with horizontal drop stitches. They are made by doing yarn overs which you drop in the next row. There's a free "Drop Stitch Scarf" pattern on Ravelrz that uses the technique. I don't have a photo of the sweaters right now but I'll try to get it.

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Uhhhhg hitting head on desk repeatedly i have read your explanation in the post and seen the photos but nevertheless the information did not reach my brain. I thought you made the regular kind of dropped stitches which you in your comment described. I meant this kind. I could imagine it would make an airy cardigan which drapes nice... If you ever find the photo, I would love to see it, as it is exactly what I meant :-DDDD

Nice work.
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Gestern wurde in der Sendung mit der Maus erklärt, wie die bunten Garne hergestellt werden :)

Dazu kommt bald ein Post von mir..
demnächst
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Ohne die Maus geht nix :)

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I never listen to the video tutorials either, @muscara... (that explains a lot I'm sure).

Thank you ! the dropped stitches look really cool - and, yes, I have loads of grey hair :D

I love those colors!! Beautiful stitch work! Thank you for sharing the steps ~

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