The Everyday Bra - Español
The Everyday Bra - Español
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The Everyday Bra es justo esto: un sujetador clásico para diario, que es cómodo de llevar y al mismo tiempo bonito y simple. El Everyday Bra es tejido según tus propias tallas de pecho.
El sujetador se teje de abajo hacia arriba a punto jersey. La banda de debajo de los pechos se teje en circular según tus medidas individuales. El Everyday Bra prácticamente no requiere montaje.
Sobre las tallas:
Talla S:
Altura vertical de la copa = aprox. 13 cm
Distancia de medio pecho al escote = aprox. 7 cm
Altura del pliegue = aprox. 6 cm
Talla M:
Altura vertical de la copa = aprox. 15 cm
Distancia de medio pecho al escote = aprox. 8 cm
Altura del pliegue = aprox. 9 cm
Talla L:
Altura vertical de la copa = aprox. 17 cm
Distancia de medio pecho al escote = aprox. 8 cm
Altura del pliegue = aprox. 11 cm
Lana
Sugerimos la siguiente lana
nakedknit Cashmere 170: 50g (50g) 75g (75g)
Metraje: 170m/25g
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Lang Yarns Cashmere Lace: 50g (50g) 75g (75g)
Metraje: 165m/25g
Recomendamos tejer el sujetador en Cachemir. No se puede garantizar que el sujetador no rasguñe tu piel si se teje con otras calidades que las recomendadas (o lana 100% Cachemir)
Muestra: 10 x 10 cm = 30 pt / 50 vueltas
Agujas y accesorios:
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1 aguja circular de 2 mm, 40 cm o 60 cm
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2 agujas de doble punta de 2 mm
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1 portapuntos grande
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1 cinta métrica
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Una banda elástica (altura 2,5 cm)
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Aguja e hilo
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Un gran imperdible
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4 marcadores de punto o imperdibles
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1 tijera
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1 aguja de tapicería para montar extremos de hilo
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Un alambre de puntada, o bien puedes usar una cuerda de hilo más grueso en un color diferente.
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Puede usar la aplicación Knitting Helper para calcular aumentos / disminuciones
Solo recomendamos tejer el sujetador en Cachemir. No se puede garantizar que el sujetador no rasguñe tu piel si se teje con otras calidades a las recomendadas (o lana 100% Cachemir).
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Frequently asked questions
How does the individual sizing work?
This differs from pattern to pattern, but oftentimes we ask you to measure underneath your bust and across your bust. Then we offer a calculation based on the knitting tension and this in turn tells you e.g. how many stitches you should cast on for your band.
Other times, it’s measuring the cups to your body and stopping when you feel they give the coverage you prefer. For some of our patterns we have created an Excel sheet where you simply type in your measurements and it provides you with the amount of stitches, cast-ons ect. Going forward we will optimise this and add it to more patterns.
Can I knit in other types of yarn than cashmere?
Of course you can!
We recommend cashmere because while researching many different yarn types, cashmere was the yarn that was the softest against the skin for the longest duration of time. Also cashmere on small needles tends to give a more tight knitted, elegant look, that we feel are perfect for our designs.But as long as you match the knitting tension to whatever yarn you are using, you can use whatever yarn you want.
How much support do your bras give?
The bras give the same support as a soft, wireless bra. However there are no strap adjustments in the patterns yet, so we generally recommend you knit the straps 5-10 cm shorter than you normally would, so they can ease.
I have a bigger bust, will your bras work for me?
Our bras are meant as a soft, wireless alternative to regular bras. If you need more support for your bust than a soft bra can give you, we suggest you wear a regular bra underneath your nakedknit bra.