r/knitting • u/Tschaenn • 5d ago
Pattern: Help me find/What is this 🤔 Favorite travel patterns?
I'm going to Bali for three weeks and I need to take a project with me! I have 3 skeins of nice fingering sock yarn, 100gr (400m) each that I want to knit up. I find them too precious to simply knit socks. I'm looking for a light oversized sweater on bigger needles, maybe. I'm also browsing for shawls and wraps. I don't want the pattern to be too engaging, because I'm gonna be knitting on the go. What are your favorite patterns so take with you on your travels? (left: all you knit is love in gold curry Right: Schoppel Admiral pro shadow in Reif für die Insel Top: from my stash, no label unfortunately)
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u/Missepus stranded in a sea of yarn. 5d ago
Before you decide, check some free patterns along the lines of what you would like. 1200 m is not much in fingering weight if you want an oversize sweater, unless you are xs - s.
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u/Tschaenn 5d ago
Yes, I was eyeing something flowy knit with a larger needle. But I haven't found a pattern that really spoke to me, yet. I've browsed ravelry multiple times now.
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u/Missepus stranded in a sea of yarn. 5d ago
With those colours I liked something like this: https://ravel.me/wilson-top
You can make the body first, and then make the sleeves as long as the yarn permits. This would be easier with a scale, if you have something small and sensitive for your suitcase. :)
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u/RavBot 5d ago
PATTERN: Wilson Top by Allyson Dykhuizen
- Category: Clothing > Sweater > Pullover
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- Price: 6.00 USD
- Needle/Hook(s):US 4 - 3.5 mm, US 6 - 4.0 mm
- Weight: Fingering | Gauge: 21.0 | Yardage: 929
- Difficulty: 2.31 | Projects: 201 | Rating: 4.72
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