Knitting Patterns! Simple Chevron Scarf Materials: 3 skeins Jojoland Rhythm Size 8 needles Cast on 37 sts. Row 1: Knit Row 2: K1, YO, K16, K3 tog, K16, YO K1. Repeat these 2 rows until scarf is approximately 3" shorter than you want the finished length, ending with a K row. Shaping the end: (Note: this step is not necessary if you want a "forked" end! Just bind off here.) Row 1: K17, K3 tog, K17. Row 2 and all even rows: Knit Row 3: K16, K3 tog, K16 Row 5: K15, K3 tog, K15 Row 7: K14, K3 tog, K14 Row 9: K13, K3 tog, K13 Continue in this way, knitting one stitch less before the decrease on the odd rows, until 3 sts remain.Then K these 3 together and bind off the remaining stitch Block and enjoy! NOTE: This pattern can be made wider or narrower as follows: Cast on an odd number of sts. Take that number, subtract one, then divide in half. Then subtract 2 from the number you have left, and this is the number of sts to K after the YO! 2007 Sue Caldwell all rights reserved
Materials: 2 skeins Baby Alpaca Chunky Size 10 needles Cast on 32 sts. Work 2 knit rows, then begin pattern as follows: Row 1. Sl1 K1 p1 k4 p1 k1 p1 k1 p2 k6 p2 k1 p1 k1 p1 k4 p1 k2 Row 2. Sl1 K1 k1 p4 k1 k1 p1 k1 k2 p6 k2 k1 p1 k1 k1 p4 k1 k2 Row 3. Sl1 K1 p1 c4b p1 k1 p1 k1 p2 c6b p2 k1 p1 k1 p1 c4b p1 k2 Row 4. Sl1 K1 k1 p4 k1 k1 p1 k1 k2 p6 k2 k1 p1 k1 k1 p4 k1 k2 Row 5. Sl1 K1 p1 k4 p1 k1 p1 k1 p2 k6 p2 k1 p1 k1 p1 k4 p1 k2 Row 6. Sl1 K1 k1 p4 k1 k1 p1 k1 k2 p6 k2 k1 p1 k1 k1 p4 k1 k2 Row 7. Sl1 K1 p1 k4 p1 k1 p1 k1 p2 k6 p2 k1 p1 k1 p1 k4 p1 k2 Row 8. Sl1 K1 k1 c4b k1 k1 p1 k1 k2 p6 k2 k1 p1 k1 k1 c4b k1 k2 Row 9. Sl1 K1 p1 k4 p1 k1 p1 k1 p2 k6 p2 k1 p1 k1 p1 k4 p1 k2 Row 10. Sl1 K1 k1 p4 k1 k1 p1 k1 k2 p6 k2 k1 p1 k1 k1 p4 k1 k2 Work pattern until most of your yarn is gone, ending with row 4. Then work 2 knit rows and bind off. Block by laying on towel, pinning edges straight and misting. Enjoy when dry! Abbreviations: Sl1 – slip stitch knitwise c4b – hold next 2 sts to back of work, work next 2 sts , then work 2 off cable needle c6b – hold next 3 sts to back of work, knit next 3 sts, then knit 3 off cable needle 2007 Sue Caldwell all rights reserved Lucky scarf Materials: Size 13 needles 1 skein malabrigo worsted merino 1 skein hand painted rayon boucle 1 skein arucania ranco hand dyed wool-poly *Note: pattern is worked on 3 strands held together throughout. Cast on 19 sts. Rows 1-30: K1, *(yo, k2tog) repeat from * to end of row Next 5 Rows: Knit Next 20 Rows: K1, *(yo, k2tog) repeat from * to end of row Next 8 Rows: Knit Next 12 Rows: K1, *(yo, k2tog) repeat from * to end of row Next 28 Rows: Knit Next 12 Rows: K1, *(yo, k2tog) repeat from * to end of row Next 8 Rows: Knit Next 20 Rows: K1, *(yo, k2tog) repeat from * to end of row Next 5 Rows: Knit Last 30 rows: K1, *(yo, k2tog) repeat from * to end of row 2007 VF Mystery 500 HATS PROJECT Hat recipes: These guidelines are for hats for the elementary students at a local Baltimore school, to be distributed before the Thanksgiving break. All versions use worsted weight yarn, and have a gauge of 5 sts = 1”. Directions are for sizes: Sm (kindergarten, grades 1 & 2), Med (grades 3 & 4) Lg (fits 21” head, adult-size) This hat can be made into many different styles from the basic pattern. Be creative with color and pattern! Materials: 16” circular needle, size 6 or 7 or 8 or whatever size will get you 5 sts = 1” 1 set double-pointed needles, same size as above. #1 Rolled Brim Hat #2 Ribbed Cuff #3 Tassel Hat #4 Ribbed Hat Directions: Cast on 80 (88, 96) sts. Join into the round, being careful not to twist sts. Choose your edge: 1- Rolled brim: Knit every row for 6 1/2” (7 1/2”, 8 1/2”), then go straight to Decreases. 2- Ribbed cuff: Work in either K2 P2 rib or K1 P1 for 4” (4 1/2”, 5”) 3- Tassel hat: Work in rib as above or seed stitch for 2” (2 1/2”, 3”), then switch to K every row until you have 5 ½” from end of ribbing . Then go to Decreases for Style 3 4 - Ribbed Hat: Work in K2 P2 rib for 8” (9”, 10”), then skip “body of hat” instructions and go straight to Ribbed Decreases. Body of hat: After you have worked an edge option above, continue hat by knitting every row until hat measures 3” (3 1/2 ”. 4”) from end of ribbing (styles 2 and 3) Decreases: For Styles 1 and 2 only Row 1: * K2tog, K6, place marker. Repeat from * across row. Row 2 and all even rows: Knit Row 3: * Slip marker, K2 tog, K5. Repeat from * across row. Row 5: * Slip marker, K2 tog, K4. Repeat from * across row. Continue decreasing after markers on every odd row, switching to DPN’s when there stitches are tight. When you get to K2 tog across row, cut your yarn 12” from edge of work, thread through remaining sts and pull tight. Weave in this end and you’re done! For Style 3, Tassel Hat only: This hat has no decreases! We will do a 3-needle bindoff from the INSIDE for a nice finish as follows: turn hat inside out so purl side is facing you. Then from the beginning of your row, count half the stitches, then bend your needle in half, with both tips pointing to the right. Using one of the DPN’s, or a straight needle, knit 2 together (one from front needle and one from back needle), then K the next 2 together from both needles, then pass the first st over the second stitch. You will continue Knitting 2 tog from front and back needle, and binding off this way until you get to the end of the row. Leave a long tail (to tie on tassel or pom pom), thread thru remaining stitch, and pull tight. Turn hat right side out, and sew tassels or pom poms at corners. For Style 4, Ribbed Decreases: Row 1: *K2, P2, K2, P2tog. repeat from * across row Row 2 and all even rows: Continue in ribbing across row, Knitting the K sts and Purling the P sts Row 3: *K2, P2tog, K2, P1. repeat from * across row Row 5: *K2tog, P1, K2, P1. Repeat from * across row Row 7: *K1, P1, K2tog, P1 Repeat from * across row Row 9: *K2 tog across row Row 10 K2 tog across row Cut yarn, thread remaining sts onto it and pull tight. You can add a pom pom at the top if you like! 2008 Sue Caldwell all rights reserved Pattern available for purchase. A simple lengthwise scarf, knit in linen and duplicate stitch. Uses worsted weight yarn at 5 sts= 1". Reversible! The perfect gift for the guy in your life. Sparkly Flouncy Baby Cardi $4.00 Pattern available for purchase Make this for your favorite little cutie! Knit from the top down, simple one-piece construction means NO SEAMS! Project uses one skein of Lovelyarns' Sparkle Cotton/Rayon blend, available by calling the shop. Or use a light worsted cotton or washable wool. Lovely Scallop Shawl $4.00 pattern available for purchase This modular pattern is addictive!You start with one scallop at the bottom, and build the shawl by picking up from that one and working your way up and out. Very easy to memorize and customize. Drapes beautifully in Lovelyarns sport handpainted rayon, but also looks gorgeous in anything drapey. Bubble Booties $4.00 Pattern available for purchase Knit up these cute booties on double-pointed needles for the baby in your life. They take very little fingering yarn, and can be made from your leftover sock stash! Best in self-striping yarn. |
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