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This listing is for 1 Digital Download of a PDF Knitting Pattern in ENGLISH ONLY (no other languages). This listing is NOT for the finished Tam. If you are looking to purchase the finished tam, click here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/285497623/outlander-tam-scottish-bonnet-hand-knit?ref=shop_home_feat_1\u0026frs=1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I designed this Scottish Highlands Tam to be a replica of the tams as worn by the characters of the TV show “Outlander”. It is a full “Scottish Bonnet” style tam that can be worn by men or women. This style of Tam was customarily worn by 17th \u0026 18th century Scots. This pattern is best suited to an advanced beginner to intermediate knitter. You’ll need to know how to knit in the round on circular needles using the magic loop method. How to knit, purl, do increases and decreases, how to follow a basic knitting pattern, and how to felt a knitted item. The tam pattern shows instructions for 3 sizes M, L \u0026 XL, but also info on how to size up and down one more size if needed. The tam is knit on circular needles (using the magic loop method), and then welt felted (fulled). I’ve included extra photos in the pattern to show how things should look as you go along, as well as a tutorial with photos on how to felt and shape your tam after it is knit. You’ll need approximately 250 yards of a 100% wool yarn, like Knit Picks, Wool of the Andes (or other similar wool) in a worsted weight. You’ll also need 2 circular needles (or interchangeable needles) in size 7 and size 8, a cable that is 40” (for Magic Loop technique), and 1 large eye tapestry needle. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Copyright info: Pattern is the registered copyright of Sandie Russo (KnitzyBlonde) all rights reserved, 2015-2020. Pattern is for personal use only. You may not sell or distribute this pattern in any fashion either digital or print. To re-enter my shop click here: http://KnitzyBlonde.etsy.com Thanks for stopping by! Sandie ©KnitzyBlonde
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Celtic Cable Shawls is the first collection of shawl patterns from Scottish designer Lucy Hague; there are a total of 7 patterns in the collection, all shawls of varying shape, size and construction. All of the shawls use fingering weight/sock yarn or lace-weight yarn, and they all feature Celtic-influenced designs, worked in a mixture of complex cables and lace.These patterns are aimed mainly at experienced knitters; all of the designs are accompanied with full charts and written instructions.The following shawl patterns are included in this e-book: – Taliesin – Kyna – Nine Maidens – Carradal – Morvarch – Malgven – Ishneich Language English Brand Independent Designer Designer Lucy Hague Craft Knitting Format Downloadable PDF Skill Level Advanced
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A fabulous collection of intricate Fair Isle knitting patterns for women, girls and boys. Includes instructions on the weaving and stranding methods for Fair Isle. This is an INSTANT DOWNLOAD- available immediately after purchase. Contains 8 amazing patterns for one low price: ❤ Moray – women’s short sleeve contrast yoke top with graduated petal design, 34 inch underarm – in Patons Bee
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Celtic Cable Shawls is the first collection of shawl patterns from Scottish designer Lucy Hague; there are a total of 7 patterns in the collection, all shawls of varying shape, size and construction. All of the shawls use fingering weight/sock yarn or lace-weight yarn, and they all feature Celtic-influenced designs, worked in a mixture of complex cables and lace.These patterns are aimed mainly at experienced knitters; all of the designs are accompanied with full charts and written instructions.The following shawl patterns are included in this e-book: – Taliesin – Kyna – Nine Maidens – Carradal – Morvarch – Malgven – Ishneich Language English Brand Independent Designer Designer Lucy Hague Craft Knitting Format Downloadable PDF Skill Level Advanced
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AFGHAN/THROW/BLANKET KNITTING PATTERN PDF: Named for my daughter, Anna, who is the world traveller in our Irish family, Celtic Traveller features an attractive pairing of two popular cable stitch patterns nestled closely together in a half-drop style. The proximity of the patterns to one another create a composition of work that looks both intricate and visually appealing. This pattern has been professionally tech edited to reduce the potential for error. PATTERN IS ONLY AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH. SIZES SMALL/BABY – Measures approx 29” (73.5 cm) wide by 44” (112 cm) long. Allow approx 976 yds (893 m) aran weight yarn. MEDIUM – Measures approx 35.5” (90 cm) wide by 57” (145 cm) long. Allow approx 1,553 (1,420 m) aran weight yarn. LARGE (Pictured) – Measures approx 41.5” (105.5 cm) wide by 70” (178 cm) long. Allow approx 2,261 yds (2,067 m) aran weight yarn. Additional sizes available by working more/fewer pattern/row repeats. GAUGE 16 sts/20 rows to 4” x 4” (10 cm x 10 cm) in stockinette stitch, blocked (widthwise only). One full center panel repeat (32 sts) measures 6.25” x 13.25” (16 cm x 34 cm). NEEDLES US 9 (5.5 mm) 32” (80 cm) circular needles Or any size needed to obtain correct gauge. YARDAGE SMALL/BABY – Allow approx 976 yds (893 m) aran weight yarn. MEDIUM – Allow approx 1,553 (1,420 m) aran weight yarn. LARGE (Pictured)- Allow approx 2,261 yds (2,067 m) aran weight yarn. Sample (Large) knit using (15) 3.5 oz/100 gr (137 yds/125 m) skeins of Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Superwash Bulky (100% Superwash wool) in Dove Heather. CONSTRUCTION The throw is cast on and then worked flat from end to end. REQUIRED SKILLS Knit and purl stitches Cable stitches – 2/1LPC, 2/2LC, 2/2LPC, 2/1RPC, 2/2RC, 2/2RPC Increase and decrease stitches – PFB, SSK, SSP INSTRUCTIONS The pattern is fully charted, but also includes complete written directions so the ability to read a chart is not necessary to work this pattern. YARN NOTES Avoid highly variegated and/or excessively fuzzy yarn as it will obscure the cable patterning. ADDITIONAL NOTIONS You will also need: Tapestry/blunt yarn needle T-pins (optional, for blocking) PLEASE NOTE: This listing is for the PDF knitting pattern only, NOT the actual afghan/throw. The PDF pattern is available for INSTANT DOWNLOAD upon receipt of payment. As this pattern is intellectual property, however, it is NOT RETURNABLE. Please read our Shop Policies regarding our knitting patterns for further details. This original design pattern is the copyrighted property of Melissa Burke, Apiary Knits. Please do not reproduce this pattern (in whole or in part) without express written permission from Melissa Burke, Apiary Knits.
