The ARTD/SSSS Yarncrafters Club

[kjeks]

I'd be totally happy with just the SSSS logo on a shirt

Maybe with the book-cover-version of "Stand Still• Stay Silent•" around the logo X)

(I might even try making one in the holidays)
http://m.wikihow.com/Stencil-a-T-Shirt

Ahhh a new trial awaits me on my knittingwork! I only need some wool in the colours fitting, write down a pattern and than I will try it with oven cloth first. If it works I got a motive for a new wooly cap.

[Fimbulvarg]

Ahhh a new trial awaits me on my knittingwork! I only need some wool in the colours fitting, write down a pattern and than I will try it with oven cloth first. If it works I got a motive for a new wooly cap.

Reminds me that I've seen an almost identical motif used on actual sweaters. A similar motif called the Hardanger rose is very common in Norwegian knitting, but it's usually octagonal.

[kjeks]

I'm done with the knitting script for oven cloth. First I will do it in one colour only. The pattern will emerge depending on the correct combinition of knit stiches and plain stiches. Afterwards I will try it in two colours. I have not decided yet, whether I will try this by knitting or crochetting. I think that will depend in wich way I am able to hide the yarn better. If it is done I will try to load up some pictures though I have not puzzled out yet how to do this without having an account somewhere.

[kjeks]

I'm done with the oven cloth. Only one so far, as I ran out of wool doing the first one. On my profile pic you see the dark side, the light one is the back side:

[Sunflower]

I'm done with the oven cloth. Only one so far, as I ran out of wool doing the first one. On my profile pic you see the dark side, the light one is the back side:

Marvelous!  Beautiful!  Ingenious!  Will you please share the pattern?  I bet I'm not the only one on this forum who used to knit and would like an excuse to dig out the needles and wool again!

[Fimbulvarg]

I'm done with the oven cloth. Only one so far, as I ran out of wool doing the first one. On my profile pic you see the dark side, the light one is the back side:

If it weren't for copyrights you could probably open a webshop for these. SSSS fans seem to have deep pockets for their fandom  .

[kjeks]

Marvelous!  Beautiful!  Ingenious!  Will you please share the pattern?  I bet I'm not the only one on this forum who used to knit and would like an excuse to dig out the needles and wool again!

Thanks . Yes after work I will put it into shape and post it.

If it weren't for copyrights you could probably open a webshop for these. SSSS fans seem to have deep pockets for their fandom  .

I fear I might not be able to work anymore . if it had not been for trains being late all week, I would not have finnished it. But I had fun doing it

[tedlar]

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Great work

I found this link to help you all (if you have other similar, please share them)
http://www.microrevolt.org/knitPro/
"knitPro is a free web application that translates digital images into knit, crochet, needlepoint and cross-stitch patterns."

[kjeks]

Here is some information about double-knitting first:
Number one
Number two

Wool and needles have been size four.

The pattern is for front row only, so on the back rows I simply took the stitches as they came. The desing has some flaws still, so experiments to the script are welcome. I did knit stitches on the first colour and plain on the second, so in the end there were only knit stitches to be seen (hmmm or did I mess them up again).
http://i.imgur.com/MML6Azk.jpg

[dwuff]

Kex, that's awesome! I had knitting in primary school but my stitches kept getting tighter and tighter until I couldn't get the needles in anymore. I have great respect for people who can knit and keep the stitches tidy and consistent. I'd also love a shirt with just the logo, simple and classy and instantly recognisable to people who read the comic.

[kjeks]

Kex, that's awesome! I had knitting in primary school but my stitches kept getting tighter and tighter until I couldn't get the needles in anymore. I have great respect for people who can knit and keep the stitches tidy and consistent. I'd also love a shirt with just the logo, simple and classy and instantly recognisable to people who read the comic.

I had the same problem on the sample which was made by only one colour. Double-face technique lasts for hours but it helped making the stitches loose and regular.

[Auleliel]

Somebody somewhere asked me to create a thread with patterns and pictures, etc., for my Minna-inspired crochet projects, and you all are welcome to join in with your own crocheting/knitting/whatever projects as well. Please include patterns or diagrams if you have them, so we all can give it a try. 

I'm in the middle of a bunch of stuff all at once, but this one's ready to show off, I guess:
This is a picture of a test square for a hannunvaakuna motif (based on Hannu's clothes in ARTD). I didn't block it yet because I'm going to turn it into a scarf.
This is a diagram of the color changes. I used single crochet stitches for the whole thing. Beginning chain is 41 chains. You can handle the color changes however you want; I chose to simply carry the other color underneath the stitches I was working and pick it up for the last loop of the stitch prior to the color change.

[starfallz]

I should post some pictures of the mittens and patterns I've been working on. Will do that soon.

[starfallz]

Here's what I have so far.

Beginning charted pattern:


aRTD color test:

(thinking about hearts to symbolize Ville on the cuff, and has the first test of the SSSS border design)

First SSSS color test:

Sadly, the red pops A LOT in the photo. In real life, it isn't nearly as contrasting, which leads to...)

Second SSSS color test:

These show up well in real life. Was trying out the cuff design in these colors.

[Solovei]

I've only ever knitted one thing in my life, so I don't know how much I can contribute, but I will say that both those color schemes are AWESOME and I would gladly wear sweaters with those designs!