I enjoy the opportunity to help out my readers with a project. I am therefore pleased to present you two Boston Bruins Logo knitting charts! (Hopefully the smaller chart will work on a child's hat. It may be necessary to use sport or DK weight yarn to get this to fit properly.)
Small Bruins Knitting Chart: 21 rows x 17 columns
Large Bruins Knitting Chart: 32 rows x 26 columns
Large Bruins Knitting Chart: 32 rows x 26 columns
A note about the circles: Knit stitches are not symmetrical, and frequently they are wider than they are tall. Therefore, these knitting charts ave more stitches in the vertical direction than they do in the horizontal direction. The cell width I use in my knitting charts is 9 pixels high x 12 pixels wide.
This is a perfect circle drawn across the in-progress small Bruins logo knitting chart.
This is a perfect circle drawn across the in-progress small Bruins logo knitting chart.
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These knitting charts were created by ChemKnits for your personal or charity use. You are not to distribute or reprint this pattern without the permission of ChemKnits. © 2011 ChemKnits
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i love it. i was wondering if you could possibly make Toronto Maple Leafs logo. either one would be nice.
ReplyDeleteAndrea,
ReplyDeleteI have a maple leaf scheduled to be published 11/2/2011. If you send me an email (chemknitsblog (at) gmail.com) I can get you the chart prior to the official release.
Cheers,
Rebecca
Wonderful!!!! This is great, esp now that they are winning again. Love it. Many thanks!
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You're so welcome!
ReplyDeletecan u make a chart for illusion knitting of the boston bruins logo
ReplyDeleteI have never made any illusion charts before... This isn't something that I could complete soon, but I will consider it.
DeleteI have only ever knit one illusion piece. If I understand the technique correctly, I would have to make the logo only two colors for this to work correctly.
If you could do I would appreciate it. I can knit the illusion knitting just can't do charts.
DeleteSorry forgot to sorry it is for a gift
DeleteI will try to help you. If you need it. I understand how to the illusion knitting. I have knit quite a few of them. getting them on a chart is hard. Thanks in advance Kathy
DeleteUnfortunately this isn't something that I can complete in a timely manner for your gift. Although I love to receive reader requests for charts and designs, I am not able to produce them immediately. At any one time, I am working on multiple different projects.
DeleteYour request has been added to my list of ideas to consider.
I seem to have lost the page i started on. I am interested in that Boston Bruin had with logo... where did it go HELP !! lol
ReplyDeletePam
Hi Pam,
DeleteI do not have a pattern to a bruins hat on this site, only the logo knitting chart. I do have a generic skullcap knitting pattern that would fit the logo (huge on one with the large logo or multiple sides of the head.) There are 33 rows between the ribbing and decreases.
Good luck!
-Rebecca
Oh, Wow! I hit the jackpot with this site!
ReplyDeleteThank you again, Rebecca!
You're welcome, again :)
Deletei hope this works
ReplyDeleteFeel free to ask me any questions you may have.
Deletewhat is the finished size of the Boston logos......they are just what I was looking for if the size is right.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this
The finished size depends entirely on the size needles and yarn you use for your project. The number of stitches and rows for each chart are located directly under the image. One is 21 rows x 17 stitches and the other is 32 rows x 26 stitches.
DeleteI was wondering if you could do a graph for the Blackhawks hockey team. To fit as a dolls sweater, with twenty stitches on the front and twenty on the back.
ReplyDeleteHey Megan,
DeleteA while ago I had to limit myself to Boston based teams because I started getting too many requests for other sports teams. We're still smarting from last year a bit over here. ;)
How can I make this to be the size of a throw or a small blanket?
ReplyDeleteYou would have to make your stitches be really really big (>1/inch), or you would have to create a larger chart to accommodate your blanket. Good luck!
DeleteHow many stitches would I cast on for a blanket?
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