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Friday, December 22, 2006

Squares

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It is a funny thing how this cloth came about. After 4 tries, I finally got it just the way I liked. And if you saw my notes, you will find the pattern (instructions & pseudo-chart drawings) scribbled onto a piece of paper with pencil, red crayon, purple crayon, and blue rollerball ink! It's incredible that I can even read it and figure out what the correct final version instructions are. LOL.

This is part of my series of Geometric Lace Cloths...

Diamonds Cloth pattern can be found here:
http://smariek.blogspot.com/2007/01/diamonds.html

Parallelograms Cloth - Left Slanting pattern can be found here:
http://smariek.blogspot.com/2007/01/parallelograms-left-slanting.html

Parallelograms Cloth - Right Slanting pattern can be found here:
http://smariek.blogspot.com/2007/02/parallelograms-right-slanting.html

Triangles Cloth pattern can be found here:
http://smariek.blogspot.com/2006/12/triangles.html

Stitches used in this cloth include:
Garter Stitch, BW1 pg 10
Lace Check, BW1 pg 191


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Squares
© Designed by S.M. Kahn, Dec 2006
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Please read "Notes" section at the bottom before starting.

Using WW kitchen cotton and US7 (4.5mm) needles, cast on 37 stitches.

Knit 4 rows border

Row 1 (WS): B3, P31, B3
Row 2 (RS): B3, K1, (YO, K2Tog)x3, K6, (YO, K2Tog)x3, K6, (YO, K2Tog)x3, B3
Row 3: B3, P31, B3
Row 4: B3, (SSK, YO)x3, K6, (SSK, YO)x3, K6, (SSK, YO)x3, K1, B3
Row 5: B3, P31, B3
Row 6: B3, K1, (YO, K2Tog)x3, K6, (YO, K2Tog)x3, K6, (YO, K2Tog)x3, B3
Row 7: B3, P31, B3
Row 8: B3, (SSK, YO)x3, K6, (SSK, YO)x3, K6, (SSK, YO)x3, K1, B3
Row 9: B3, P31, B3
Row 10: B3, K7, (YO, K2Tog)x3, K6, (YO, K2Tog)x3, K6, B3
Row 11: B3, P31, B3
Row 12: B3, K6, (SSK, YO)x3, K6, (SSK, YO)x3, K6, (SSK, YO)x3, K1, B3
Row 13: B3, P31, B3
Row 14: B3, K7, (YO, K2Tog)x3, K6, (YO, K2Tog)x3, K6, B3
Row 15: B3, P31, B3
Row 16: B3, K6, (SSK, YO)x3, K6, (SSK, YO)x3, K6, (SSK, YO)x3, K1, B3

Repeat rows 1 through 16.
Repeat rows 1 through 9.
Knit 4 rows border.
Bind off. Weave in ends.


Notes:

B3 = 3 stitch border of your choice (I used K3 for my border in the cloth above)

K2TOG
= knit 2 stitches together

SSK = slip 1 stitch, slip 1 stitch, knit these two slipped stitches together

YO = yarn over

Instructions in parentheses followed by x3 means you do what is in the paretheses the number of times indicated after "x". For example, (YO, K2Tog)x3 means you would do YO, K2Tog, YO, K2Tog, YO, K2Tog.


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2 stitch(es):

Shelly Hattan said...

Lovely cloths! I love your patterns.

I'm going to be in SF in March visiting family in Upper Haight. Where's a good yarn store? I'm going to want to get a knit fix on.

Woven Hearts said...

I really love how this square knits up! Thank you!