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Forum - Hobbydoos.nl : How to Convert Knitting Pattern to Croch. https://forum.hobbydoos.nl/ Copyright (c) 2006-2013 Web Wiz Forums - All Rights Reserved. Mon, 27 Apr 2026 05:16:22 +0000 Sat, 25 Sep 2010 16:44:55 +0000 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Web Wiz Forums 12.05 360 https://forum.hobbydoos.nl/RSS_post_feed.asp?TID=17235 <![CDATA[Forum - Hobbydoos.nl]]> https://forum.hobbydoos.nl/forum_images/web_wiz_forums.png https://forum.hobbydoos.nl/ <![CDATA[How to Convert Knitting Pattern to Croch. : Hmm...het werkt an sich wel, maar...]]> https://forum.hobbydoos.nl/how-to-convert-knitting-pattern-to-croch_topic17235_post297395.html#297395 Autheur: L33ntje
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Posted: 25 September 2010 om 16:44

Hmm...het werkt an sich wel, maar je moet er wel rekening mee houden dat haken een HEEL andere spanning en een HEEL ander wolverbruik heeft dan breien. Je kunt best proberen het patroon voor een trui ofzo om te zetten naar een haakpatroon, maar dan moet je er niet raar van opkijken als het een soort plankje wordt, met drie keer zo veel wol er in verwerkt. Ben je echt heel erg weg van een model en kan het de wat stevigere structuur van haakwerk hebben (een vest omzetten kan bijvoorbeeld prima), dan is dit een goede methode. De knippatroon-methode vind ik zelf overigens prettiger.
En omgekeerd : je kunt best een paar leuke pannenlappen breien, maar kijk er dan niet raar van op als je je vingers brandt ;-)

]]> Sat, 25 Sep 2010 16:44:55 +0000 https://forum.hobbydoos.nl/how-to-convert-knitting-pattern-to-croch_topic17235_post297395.html#297395 <![CDATA[How to Convert Knitting Pattern to Croch. : Geen idee of het werkt hoor......]]> https://forum.hobbydoos.nl/how-to-convert-knitting-pattern-to-croch_topic17235_post297293.html#297293 Autheur: Naemi
Subject: 17235
Posted: 25 September 2010 om 13:32

Geen idee of het werkt hoor...

How to Convert a Knitting Pattern to a Crochet Pattern
Most knitting instructions are easy to convert. You only need to know a few basic stitch conversions to change your favorite knitting pattern into your favorite crochet pattern.

Steps:

1.
Use a crochet hook to make a gauged sample. Change the size of hook until you reach the needed gauge to complete the project.

2.
Change the knit gauge to the crochet gauge by exchanging the stitches listed in the following steps.

3.
Make a copy of your pattern and pencil in the crochet stitches to use above the knitting ones.

4.
Chain stitch the number of cast-on stitches or the number needed to reach the needed gauge.

5.
Convert one row of knit and one row of purl (or two rows of knit) to one row of single crochet.

6.
Substitute one row of half-double crochet for three rows of knitting (or for k1, p1, k1).

7.
Crochet one row of double crochet to replace one row of knit, one row of purl, one row of knit, and one row of purl.

8.
Change six rows of stockinette to one row of treble crochet.

9.
Periodically check the gauge to make sure you are staying in the correct measurement.

Tips:

The weight of the thread used will also change the gauge and texture of your project.

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How to Convert a Knitting Pattern to a Crochet Pattern
Most knitting instructions are easy to convert. You only need to know a few basic stitch conversions to change your favorite knitting pattern into your favorite crochet pattern.



	Steps:
1.	Use a crochet hook to make a gauged sample. Change the size of hook until you reach the needed gauge to complete the project.

2.	Change the knit gauge to the crochet gauge by exchanging the stitches listed in the following steps.

3.	Make a copy of your pattern and pencil in the crochet stitches to use above the knitting ones.

4.	Chain stitch the number of cast-on stitches or the number needed to reach the needed gauge.

5.	Convert one row of knit and one row of purl (or two rows of knit) to one row of single crochet.

6.	Substitute one row of half-double crochet for three rows of knitting (or for k1, p1, k1).

7.	Crochet one row of double crochet to replace one row of knit, one row of purl, one row of knit, and one row of purl.

8.	Change six rows of stockinette to one row of treble crochet.

9.	Periodically check the gauge to make sure you are staying in the correct measurement.


	Tips:
	The weight of the thread used will also change the gauge and texture of your project.