Augustin's No. 3
Augustin's no. 3 is the recipe for all those who love a nice collar as much as we do.
With its clear structure, it looks really nice together with a blouse in a contrasting material, and if you want to spice up your old knitted sweater a little, the collar can be a nice addition.
Sizes: xs (s) m (l) xl (xxl)
Guiding sticks: circular needle 6 mm ( 60 cm)
Knit strength: 16 m x 22 m = 10 cm in stockinette stitch.
Recommended yarn from Smuksak: 2 threads Shetland Wool (280m/50g)
Consumption: 100 g Shetland Wool
Workflow: The collar is knitted back and forth, top to bottom with double thread and i-cord binding. The collar is finished by knitting a bent picot edge.
Remember the knitting test.
NOTE: The model in the pictures is knitted in a different yarn than Smuksak's yarn and therefore other materials will also appear in the file.
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wash your home knitwear gently with it eucalan
To keep your home knitwear soft, beautiful and durable, hand washing with Eucalan - one is recommended gentle and mild wool soap without rinsing.
HOW TO DO IT:
1. Fill a tub/sink
Use lukewarm water (approx. 30 °C). Add approx. 5 ml (one teaspoon) Eucalan per 4 liters of water.
2. Soak the elastic
Place your knitting needle in the water so that it is completely covered. Let it soak for approx. 15 minutes.
3. Centrifuge or squeeze out the water
Take the knitting out of the water - Eucalan should not be rinsed out, as the wool benefits from the lanolin. Squeeze the water out carefully, without twisting. Spin your knitting at 800-1200 revolutions.
NOTE: You must be sure that your washing machine not takes in cold water during centrifugation. Alternatively, excess water can be gently squeezed out by rolling the elastic in a towel and squeezing gently.
5. Dry flat
Place the elastic in shape (according to the measurements from the recipe) and let it dry lying flat on a towel.
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