Offwhite 02
Light gray melange 223
Gray melange 324
Silver gray 123
Stone 203
Black 04
176 Cognac
Light beige 96
Pink powder 209
Rosewood 287
Rosé 219
Pink 85
Lilac Light 245
Brick 211
Tulip red 86
Dark red 163
364 Bordeaux
Jeans Light 134
Denim blue 21
Atlantic 274
Jeans 34
Navy 35
Night blue 25
Sage 92
Crocodile green 397
Dark green 318
Kiwi 316
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Long - Merino 120
Rock Ruth
Maschenfein {knitting kit}
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Description
Rock Ruth
Whether you're at the festive table at Christmas, at Grandma's for coffee or on a leisurely stroll through town - with Rock Ruth, you'll always be stylishly dressed without having to sacrifice comfort. Who likes to wear clothes that pinch?
We certainly don't, so Marisa and Lisa have been working hard to bring you the perfect pencil skirt that's guaranteed not to pinch even after one too many roasts or cakes and still cuts a fine figure!
Sounds good? Then grab your knitting needles!
Knit seamlessly in rounds from the waistband down to the hem. First the drawstring for the elastic is knitted and then the silhouette of the skirt is shaped by increases before it is finished off with the double-face cuff at the hem.
Sizes
(1/2/3) (4/5/6) (7/8/9) = Waist circumference: (59/67/75) (83/91/102) (112/123/134) cm
Hip circumference: (80/90/101) (111/121/135) (148/161/175) cm
Length: (45/46/47) (48/49/50) (51/52/53) cm
The skirt should have a negative
positive ease of approx. 0-5 cm at the waist and a positive
waist and a positive
positive ease of approx. 0-10 cm at the hips.
at the hips.
Knitting kit
The knitting kit contains the required amount of Lang Yarns - Merino 120 (100% virgin wool) in your desired color for your size as well as optional PDF knitting pattern. You will also need 3.0 - 3.5 mm knitting needles (or needles matching the gauge) and an elastic band for the cuff in the right width and length.
Photos: ©Maschenfein
Material
Rock Ruth
| Type of knitting | Skirts |
|---|---|
| Designer/Manufacturer | Maschenfein |
| For | Ladies |
| Yarns | Merino 120 |
| Size | 3XL, 4XL, 5XL, L, M, S, XL, XS, XXL |
| Needle size | 3 to 3.5mm |
| Difficulty | Intermediate |
Long - Merino 120
| Color | White 01, Offwhite 02, Black 04, Anthracite 05, Pink 09, Pink 19, Light Blue 20, Denim Blue 21, Night Blue 25, Royal 31, Jeans 34, Navy 35, Light Yellow 49, White/ Beige Mouline 52, Black/ Both Mouline 55, Red 60, Pink 85, Tulip Red 86, Chianti 87, Light Beige 96, Olive 98, Royal 106, Dark Pink 109, Light Pink 119, Silver Gray 123, Gray Brown 126, Steel Blue 133, Jeans Light 134, Purple 147, Old Pink Dark 148, Golden Yellow 149, Tangerine 159, Fire Red 160, Vino 162, Dark Red 163, Choco 167, Ice Blue 173, Mint Dark 174, Turquoise 178, Eggplant 180, Stone 203, Purple 207, Brick 211, Fir 217, Light Gray Melange 223, Jeans Dark Melange 234, Lilac Light 245, Dark Gray Melange 270, Dark Turquoise 272, Atlantic 274, Plum 280, Petrol 288, Light Olive Melange 297, Ochre 311, Kiwi 316, Dark Beige Melange 326, Pink Melange 348, Bordeaux 364, Dark Brown Melange 368, Eggplant Chante Claire 380, Dark Purple 390, Olive Chante Claire 398, Light Green 416, Camel 439, Orange 459, Eggplant Melange 480, Olive Light 498, Melon 129, Brick 187, Medium Blue 206, Yellow 214, Coral Melange 229, Green Melange 317, Dark Green 318, Raspberry Melange 365, Aqua Melange 372, Green 417, Carnation 465, Fuchsia 466, Cognac 511, Berry 366, Jeans Chante Claire 233, Beige Melange 226, Olive Light 198, Mouse Gray 124, Nougat 515, Cognac 176, Purple 446, Cyclamen Melange 566, Jeans Medium Melange 334, Sage 92, Apricot 127, Rosé 219, Dark Green 517, Grey Melange 324, Pink Powder 209, Rosewood 287, Crocodile Green 397, 176 Cognac, 364 Bordeaux |
|---|---|
| Type of yarn | All season yarn, Superwash, Winter yarn |
| Fiber material | Merino, virgin wool |
| Weight | Super fine (Fingering) |
| Manufacturer | Lang Yarns |
| Yardage per 100g | 201-250m |
| Gauge (on 10cm) | 20 to 22 stitches |
| Needle size | 2.75 to 3.75 |
Skirt Ruth - PDF knitting pattern
| Designer | Maschenfein |
|---|---|
| Books type | PDF patterns |
Maschenfein label - metal
| Accessories manufacturer | Maschenfein |
|---|---|
| Accessories other | Pins |
Sport Elastic Rubber Band
| Accessories manufacturer | Hemline |
|---|---|
| Accessories other | Inner lining, other |
Circular knitting needle Destiny
| Accessories manufacturer | Lantern Moon |
|---|---|
| Accessories needles | Circular knitting needles |
| Length | 40 cm, 60 cm, 80 cm, 100 cm |
| Strength | 3.0 mm, 3.25 mm, 3.5 mm, 3.75 mm, 4.0 mm, 4.5 mm, 5.0 mm, 5.5 mm, 6.0 mm, 6.5 mm, 7.0 mm, 8.0 mm, 9.0 mm, 10 mm, 12 mm |
Eva-Marie -
Thank you dear Louisa, now it's clearer. Kind regards, Eva-Marie
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Eva-Marie -
Dear Louisa, thank you very much for your answer. Nevertheless, I would like to ask again: why do you recommend a negative positive ease for the waist and a positive positive ease for the hips? Whereby the latter makes more sense to me, also in order to be able to sit comfortably. If the waist measurement is 83 cm, for example, the skirt should have this width and shouldn't be tighter, I would think - right? After all, you can still adjust it with the elastic band. But maybe I haven't understood something yet... 😉 Best regards, Eva-Marie
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Louisa -
Dear Eva-Marie,
If you have a positive positive ease at the top, the skirt will wrinkle at the waistband and be baggy. The negative positive ease is only calculated to prevent the skirt from slipping. The elastic also keeps it in place. The knitted fabric itself is also stretchy.
I hope I've been able to make it a little clearer now.
Kind regards
Louisa
Monika W. -
Such a beautiful skirt. I'm just very unsure about the size. Waist 81 and hips 92.
I knit very loosely. What could you recommend?
Would I also like to knit a sweater up to my hips in the same size?
Thank you very much for your support and the great suggestions
Best regards
Monika
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Louisa -
Dear Monika,
I would knit a size 3. The knit can be wider again, if it is too wide, it may not be as pretty at the waist.
If you knit loosely, it's best to start the swatch with a smaller needle right from the start. After all, the swatch will tell you whether your skirt will fit later. So first knit the swatch, wash it and leave it to dry flat and then check whether the needle has matched the specified swatch.
You can also knit a sweater from Merino 120. The yarn has a great weight, you could actually choose any model that is knitted with a thin main yarn and a mohair thread.
A few ideas:
https://www.maschenfein.com/produkt/pullover-snanoe-pdf/
https://www.maschenfein.com/produkt/monday-sweater-strickanleitung/
https://www.maschenfein.com/produkt/bore-sweater/
https://www.maschenfein.com/produkt/lyon-sweater/
https://www.maschenfein.com/produkt/gabi-blouse/
https://www.maschenfein.com/produkt/zipper-sweater-light/
https://www.maschenfein.com/produkt/mia-sweater-2/
Kind regards,
Jule
Eva-Marie Z. -
Hello, a lovely little skirt! 😀 But can you explain to me what a positive or negative positive ease is?
Best regards, Eva-Marie
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Louisa -
Dear Eva-Marie,
How nice that you like our Ruth skirt so much and thank you for your question.
Sometimes you will find pattern that state positive ease or negative ease or a positive ease. This indicates how loose or tight the finished garment should fit. Here you first determine your correct measurements and then add the suggested extra width. As a rule, the measurement and calculation is based on the bust measurement. Of course, this doesn't make sense with Skirt Ruth, here you need the measurements of your waist and hips. If negative ease is specified, this does not mean that your knitted piece should end up being too small. Instead, the design is figure-hugging or a yarn is used that is stretchy.
Kind regards
Louisa