Ideal for packing in your suitcase or taking to sleepovers, our latest adults and kids Snuddies are provided with their own zip-up pouch so they can be easily folded up and carried safe and securely. N'oublie pas d'indiquer le NOM EXACT du modèle dont tu souhaites les explications (indiqué en bas des articles concernés, par exemple : "Bonnet cloche From Annie", "Veste Rue Cambon"). You can consider reducing the number of stitches if you want the scarf to be thinner, or just experiment to find a width that works for you.

Tu as besoin de 2 pelotes de fil à tricoter aux aiguilles n° 4 ou 5, l'une d'un beau jaune d'or et l'autre rouge sombre, voire bordeaux (ici, " Himalaya anti-pilling" 4,5), et bien sûr d 'une paire d'aiguilles de taille correspondante.Well you’ll be pleased to know that back at Retro Styler Headquarters we have been thinking up an awesome 10 step guide for such a thing.

Our registered office and principal trading address is: Unit 7 Stephen Gray Road Bromfield Industrial Estate Mold, Flintshire CH7 1HE United Kingdom Our company registration number is 7021586 Our VAT registration number is 113334851 Ultimate Retro Styler Guide There are those of us out there who quite simply aren’t satisfied with just being part of a cool Retro Community without knowing that we have taken it to the NEXT LEVEL and become the ultimate Retro Stylers! It does not matter if you are a beginner or an advanced knitter, you can make several of the Harry Potter knitting patterns we have listed. Included with the pattern, are reference pictures from the movie with each square pointed out and written instructions. Our beloved oversized hooded blanket is back with a new collection of snug styles and quirky prints. If you’re comfortable casting on, knitting, purling and casting off, then you’re ready to knit this scarf!Inspired by Ron Weasley's sweater in “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1”, this long sleeved pullover features cables and a henley style collar. Designed by Christy Aylesworth after the hat Hermione wears in the movie Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince with the scarf above. I follow the pattern, purl, knit, purl, and knit and move the working yarn to front and back accordingly.