Hi Everyone!
We’ve FINALLY gathered all charts for our “Hug Me Later” KAL in 1 post, which will make it easier for everyone to find, as everything is now in one place!!
Click to download as printable pdfs: ALL CHARTS
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HUG ME LATER KAL PATTERN
Materials: Any DK yarn in any quality, texture or any colour. It’s really up to you! The gauge of the yarn you are looking for in your stash is approximately 22 stitches and 30 rows to 10 cms/ 4 inches. However, dot worry if it’s not exactly this, everything will work. We promise!
You will need yarn in 2 different colours for each daily clue and the quantities per colour per clue are going to be very small, about 6 – 8 grams per colour.
Needles: 2 needles size 4.0 mm / U.S. Size 6. We are working with 2 dpns in 20 cm length / U.S. 8”. Since we will be knitting back and forth, you can use other, longer needles if you like, but the shortest size should be 20cm / 8”. Don’t go for anything shorter than this! Circular needles can also be used.
Finished size of our squares: After blocking them, our squares are 13cm wide x 14 cm long. Do not worry if your squares are not the same size as ours. The project will be individually tailored to your yarn and there are no sizes to worry about.
WRITTEN PATTERN:
CO 29 sts = row 1.
Knit the next 38 rows following the daily charts below.
(Even-numbered rows are purl rows and odd numbered rows are knit rows.)
Bind off after row 39 purlwise.
Sew in ends and press the square with a wet towel and a hot iron.
Our best tip to keep the edges neat:
We knit the first stitch on each needle, both when working knit-side and purl-side, to make a more firm edge. On needles were we use both colours, we knit the last stitch with both colours, but when we turn the work, we knit or purl the first stitch only with the main colour.
AND HERE ARE ALL BLOCKS FROM 1-25:
And if you want to watch every single episode of the ARNE & CARLOS Quarantine Knitting Podcast, CLICK HERE.
Everything is going to be all right in the end, we just know it, so hang in there and keep staying safe for now, as you enjoy your knitting and the digital companionship with your fellow devotees!
On a final note, it’s time to end The ARNE & CARLOS Daily Quarantine Knitting Podcast and we will be taking a break for some time now, in order to rest and recuperate 100%, but we will be back with a new podcast in the same style eventually, it will not be a daily podcast, but maybe once or twice per week, in addition to our Sunday tutorials, which will continue as usual.