Liebe Hannah
Product number:
DA1078.EN
Variant:
PDF download available in your customer's account immediately after payment.
Weight:
0.02 kg
Product information "Liebe Hannah"
A shawl to keep you warm: “Liebe
Hannah” (German: “Dear Hannah”) is
so big that you can wrap yourself in it or
fold it lengthwise as a voluminous scarf.
Who needs a winter coat when you have
a shawl like this? The inspiration for this
pattern was the literary character “Hannah” from a book that I love very much. * Hannah always misses the opportunity
to buy herself a warm winter coat and
keeps freezing in the cold Berlin winter.
But with this shawl, I am sure she will be
fine!
The fun construction of this shawl will
look fab in your favorite colors (find kits
in Strickmich! Shop). Bonus: You (almost!) don’t have to cast on or bind off.
* Alena Schröder: “Junge Frau, am Fenster stehend,
Abendlicht, blaues Kleid” (German: “Young woman, by
the window, evening light, blue dress”). Unfortunately,
it has not been translated yet, but I am sure it will
as it has been a huge success here in Germany.)
| Gauge (stitches per 10 cm): | 20 |
|---|---|
| Knitting experience: | relaxed |
| Needle Size: | 3,5 mm / US 4, 3,75 mm / US 5, 4,0 mm / US 6 |
| Project type: | Shawl |
| Yarn Weight: | Sport |
Accessories
Circular Knitting Needle Addi Lace
€7.45*
Needle Size:
3,5 mm / US 4
Addi Circulars with 80 cm (32 in) length and extra sharp tips are ideally suited for most of Martina Behm's designs. These needles are great quality "Made in Germany", and they make even the most complicated lace pattern a pleasure to knit. The needle sizes are printed on the cable (metric and US). Addi lace needle tips are made nickel-free.
Variants from €6.25*
Strickplaner
€18.90*
This is the German version of Strickplaner – your knitting planner.
If you are looking to purchase the English version, please choose it on the overview page.
Strickplaner - your knitting planner (ENGLISH)
€18.90*
Strickplaner is all new! We have listened to your feedback and made it a "timeless" planner – with lots of pages for projects and notes, but without a dated planner, so you can use and keep yours for many years! What would you like to knit?
All knitting projects start with this question: sweater, sock or hat? Poncho, mitten or teddy bear? Sometimes, a skein of yarn that has been living in your stash for a long time, will tell you what it wants to become. And sometimes, it is really hard to decide which yarn to use: Alpaca or Merino? Self-striping or semisolid? Handpainted or kettle dyed? It goes on with the needle size, the size you choose for the project itself and the number of stitches to cast on. And then you may decide to add a couple of increases at a certain point or some yarn overs, or to make the cuffs in a different stitch pattern.
This little book will help you keep track of all your decisions concerning your knitting and knitting projects: Strickplaner – your knitting planner will help you to choose the best projects for a relaxed knitting time, to choose the best yarn and to organize your projects and notes in a clever way. If you like, you can use the timelines to plan your projects over the year. We have added information about imperial and metric units and measurements, yarn weights and types of fiber. There are pages to keep track of your yarn purchases and wish lists for everything knitting-related. There are pages for knitting books, fun podcasts and knitting events. Jot down your ideas for future projects in the “Ideas” section of the planner, and write down every detail when you cast on in the “Projects” pages. And for everything else that pops up in your creative knitter’s brain, there are lots of pages for lists, notes and sketches, complete with indexes to make sure no idea is lost.
Strickplaner wants to be your trusted companion for all your knitting adventures: small enough to carry everywhere, useful and totally independent of Wi-Fi or electricity.
Happy Knitting!
Specs
• Strickplaner does not contain weekly spreads or a calendar anymore •
224 pages
MeasurementsLength / Width / Height18.5 cm / 12.5 cm / 1.6 cmPaper MeasurementsLength / Width 18 cm / 12 cm
Weight: 272 g 2 x bookmarks in red and gray1 x elastic closure (red)
Pages:Overview and info: 5 pagesKnitting Plans: 2 pagesTimelines: 8 pagesYarn purchases 8 pagesWish Lists: 4 pagesEvents & Media: 4 pagesSizes and Measurements: 6 pagesIdeas: 10 pagesIndex projects: 4 pagesProjects: 58 pagesIndex lists and notes: 5 pagesLists: 29 pagesNotes squared: 24 pagesNotes dot grid: 26 pagesNotes blank: 27 pages
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