Papillon Cloth
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Stitches used in this cloth include:
Butterfly, BW4 pg 234
Garter Stitch, BW1 pg 10
Seed Stitch, BW1 pg 11
Stockinette Stitch, BW1 pg 10
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Papillon Cloth pattern can be downloaded from:
Papillon Cloth Pattern from box.com (no registration required, just click on link & save file)
More butterfly cloths can be seen here: http://smariek.blogspot.com/2007/07/butterflies.html.
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12 stitch(es):
Wow!! That is a beautiful cloth! I'll have to start one for myself ASAP! :o)
Must. Knit. This. Today.
Love it!
Thanks for this! I had thought about adding this B. Walker pattern to the side of my sweater that i've been contemplating, but hesitate because it looked like it might be too big. So, i will work the cloth instead. You are a mind reader!
You seem to be the goddess of washcloths. This one is very cute!
Do you have any knitting software so you could make a chart of the design too? You can also download knitting graph paper on the internet. I used to be afraid of charts, but they are really handy with lace work. This is a really pretty cloth!
That is one lovely washcloth! Thanks for the pattern!
I just love the pattern for the Papillion, and I'm currently working 2 of them. Would you mind if I shared this pattern on my blog? Your work is just gorgeous!~~ Knit On!
I just knitted the butterfly, and its beautiful! But, I was a bit confused as you mentioned a step PYOP and had an explaination for it, but I never came across it in the rows.
My dear Marie,
(SIGH)
I managed to get as far as row 29 before I had to frog back to row 15. Now I am now hopelessly stuck at row 23. When I try to do purling row 24 I come up one stitch short all the time, so I must be doing something wrong with the S2TK1P stich in the previous row. I have reread your guide several times. Any advise would be greatly appreciated. I do love the way the pattern is coming alive!
You're encouraging my butterfly fetish. I thank you very much, but my husband doesn't!
Giulia
KnitFree
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for sharing your talent. Your patterns are beautiful! I'm just starting to knit, so your generosity in sharing so many free patterns makes this venture a little more do-able. Thanks!
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