Description
fOTOS und Text © Chris Berlin
Zitat, Chris Berlin I I am happy to inform you that Kolding has received offspring! Kolding has been with me since 2019, and so many of you have knitted it.
And now he has got an addition: a whole family of Lille Kolding’s!
If you have always wanted to knit a Kolding, but thought it was too big, then the Lille is just right for you! When you’re on the road, Lille’s is your absolute best friend. It is so easy to knit that you can knit it effortlessly in no time!
A nice strand, one or two skeins of yarn, and you can start.
And of course it is a must for all Kolding fans among you.
I can’t wait to see all your great Lilles under the hashtag #lille_kolding on Ins-tagram and Ravelry.
Knitted structure
The Lille Kolding is knitted from one side to the other. It is bordered by an I-Cord rim extending over the first and last 3 stitches.
The Lille Kolding becomes longer and automatically deeper when more rows are knitted in Part 1. However, this also increases the yarn consumption. For those who want to knit 100% of their yarn, there is the option in the middle part (Part 4) to add rows or omit part 4.
Sizes
Material and sizes
je nach Größe 1 – 2 Stränge Kokon Yarn Merino Linen (100% Merinowolle – mulesingfrei ca. 360 m/100 ) bzw. haben die Farben „Mist“ und „Lavender Meadow“ 400 Meter auf 100 Gramm
ca. 100 cm x 16 cm – Verbrauch ca. 170 Meter
ca. 120 cm x 18 cm – Verbrauch ca. 225 Meter
ca. 140 cm x 26 cm – Verbrauch ca. 400 Meter
ca. 146 cm x 33 cm – Verbrauch ca. 450 – 500 Meter
ca. 150 cm x 28 cm – Verbrauch ca. 400 Meter
ca. 150 cm x 35 cm – Verbrauch ca. 450 Meter
ca. 180 cm x 45 cm – Verbrauch ca. 640 Meter
Other yarns:
Instead of the Merino Linen from Kokon Yarn, you can use -> Lim from Lamana, singles from LITLG, Cashmere Premium from Lang Yarns, and many more
Knitting needles and further tools
80 cm Circular knitting needle of size 3.5 mm or as specified in the model, 3 mesh markers
