Size 8x8 inches
Gauge (stockinette): 5 stitches = 1 inch, 6 rows = 1 inch
Worsted weight yarn in blue, green red
Size 6 (4mm) needles
Cast on 32 stitches with blue yarn .
Begin chart. Work first 2 rows (solid blue) in garter stitch
R
Read more…knit all in one piece i believe, haven't knit him yet. Still doing go-over. He's so cute - 7 inches. KNITTY link below for BUBBY bear.( Noticed we didn't have any patterns listed in toys.) Let me know how he knits up. http://www.knitty.com/ISSUEfall
Read more…The photo for Bumps is already posted on the Forum photo page. A few knitters asked about the pattern, so here it is.
Cast on 26 stitches. (This is knit with bulky wool yarn - you would need to adjust the pattern if you are using a thinner yarn.
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Linda Maltby’s Crochet Striped Go-Over
Size 4-6
4.50 mm hook
4.00 mm hook
Yarn colours of your choice
Pattern is worked in one piece from the neck down. Change colours as you wish to create stripes.
Neckline:
Row 1: Ch 63, hdc in 3rd ch from hook, and
The beautiful yarn Kirsty Clarke donated for this block is called "Oceanic"
This wavy shell stitch reminded me of the oceans our blocks travel to get to their destination. The deep waters separate our continents, but also connect us across
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Simple Teddy Bear
Attributed to Patricia Smith
This pattern may not be sold – teddies made from it, for charitable purposes only, please.
Use any yarn and choose appropriate needles.
Teddy can be knitted all in one colour, or change colou
Read more…Here is the long-awaited pattern for the geometric squares. It's relatively easy to do but should be kept in multiples of 4 in terms of stitches and rows. A visual pattern appears below. :o)
With Color A, chain 29 (or a multiple of 4 plus 1).
Row 1
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Row 1 - Knit
Row 2 - P1*Knit 1, P1* across
Repeat these two rows.
This block is an adaptation of a stitch pattern chronicled by Barbara G. Walker.
I chose this particular stitch because the seeded pattern reminds me that each small thing we do can bear fruit beyond our imagination.
The love and care we pu
Read more…Hello everyone! I've completed the alphabet flashcards (as featured in IDEAS - Outside the Square). They are attached below. Happy printing! Andrea :o)
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Crochet Instructions
Mary used a bulky wool yarn and a 6mm crochet hook and the finished size of the vest was 10 inches long, and 11 inches across the chest.
For bigger sizes, just make bigger squares.
Start with a loosely crocheted chain of 3
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To make this hat you need to know how to make a FPdc (Front Post double crochet). What you do is work a double crochet around the post of the stitch below, instead of working into the loops on top of the stitch.
this hat is extremely adaptabl
Alison’s One Evening Hat
With the great need for hats for our South African orphans, this is an ideal pattern. It works up in an evening, is soft and stretchy so it will ‘grow’ with the child, and is so simple that even a beginning knitter will
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4.50 hook
Stitches used
Fp: Front Post.
-YO, insert hook behind the post of the stitch from front to back to front.
-YO, pull through. There are now three loops on hook.
-YO and draw through two loops. Twice
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I started with a chain of 8 or 10 (depending on yarn), joined with a slipstitch to the first chain, and then worked stitches in rounds to make a tube until it was long enough to cover a child's finger... work stitches together at top to close. The
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SLIP-OVER INSTRUCTIONS - BASIC TANK TOP STYLE
In its simplest form, easy enough for even the beginning knitter/crocheter, this vest is made from 2 rectangles with a ‘shoulder strap’ attached on each side.
The finished size of the garment shoul
Read more…Just moving this from the Think Tank where it was kind of lost - thanks for the pattern Jen
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