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Monika Hazelwood

Owensboro, KY

Birthday: June 22

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    • Diana D November 9, 2015 at 12:36pm

      Hi Monika,

      I copy for you Christine Johnson' pattern to knit a diagonal/striped square . It works. I just knitted my first not too long ago - a month - following her instructions:

      A number of members (including me) have found  that when knitting diagonal squares there is a tendency for them to appear 'kite-shaped'. It doesn't really matter as when they are joined they stretch and fit but it is a bit disappointing for the knitter. I thought that it was caused by the decreases resulting in a looser row end than the  increases so I tried using the 's1, k1, psso' method and found it did result in a squarer square. Here's what I wrote out for Sharon for whom it also works:

      Cast on 3

      S1, inc by kfb in the next stitch, knit to end of row.

      Repeat until the side measures 8"

      S1, k1, psso, knit to end of row

      S1, k1, psso, knit to end of row

      (2 corners have been made, with only 1 slipped stitch to make them more pointed) so then continue -

      S2, k1, pass 2nd stitch over, knit to end

      Repeat this row until 5 stitches remain

      S2, k2tog, psso, k1

      S1, k2tog, psso

      Cut yarn and pull the stitch so that the tail is through the stitch. 

      [It isn't imperative to slip the first stitch of every row - it works if you don't but that's just how I do it.]

      This is a perfect diagonal/striped square!!!! 

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    • Diana D November 8, 2015 at 2:31pm

      Hello Monika,

      Thanks for your kind words about my squares. Which pattern are you asking for? All came from Member's Patterns - Squares . They are many in there. Let me know which one you are looking for.

      Best,

      diana

    • Bev Jeffery June 21, 2013 at 1:30am

      Hi Monika

      Happy Birthday. I hope you have a lovely day.  :))

    • gillian albrecht May 28, 2013 at 7:06am

      hi Monika ..thanks for your friendship offer...nice to know you :-))

    • Heide May 26, 2013 at 11:44pm

      Hallo Monika,

      ich habe deine Freundschaftsanfrage entdeckt und gleich akzeptiert - wenn sie kein Versehen war? Du bist derzeit auf Heimaturlaub in Hessen? Wo wohnst du denn normalerweise?

      Auf alle Fälle willkommen als seltene Deutschspachige in der englischsprachigen Community und "Gut Strick"!!

    • Valerie Zalewski April 27, 2013 at 5:09am

      Hi Monika. The Wendy square is not in the KAS Pattern Book. If you click on the Forum page on the Home page you'll find the Discussion Forum with all kinds of subjects. If you scroll down about half way down the page you'll see Members Patterns. This is for our patterns that are not in the official pattern book. Click on the title and you'll find a page with 4 different categories of pattern. Click on mMembers squares and go to page 4. Near the bottom of the page is Wendy's pattern with a photo in a deep reddish-pink colour.

      If you get lost, just remember the pattern is very basic. You need to cast on a multiple of 4 stitches + 2, depending on the type of wool and size needles, this is about 30 or 34.

      Row 1 = K2, P2. Row 2 = P2, K2. Row 3 = knit. row 4 = purl. Just repeat these 4 rows until work measures 8 inches.

      It's a very easy pattern, but very effective.

    • Gitta Seyfert April 8, 2013 at 4:18am

      Hi Monika, I am so sorry about my late response, but some how your comment on my page slipped through the cracks and I only saw it now. There are different ways to join the squares together. I think the majority are sewn together with a simple blanket stitch. I personally use the following methods: slip stitch or single crochet for knitted squares and a crochet border which connects all the granny squares. I hope this makes sense :)

    • Anneke March 28, 2013 at 8:59am

      Hi Monika, for the Diaogonal Squares I also have used this pattern, here is the link:

      http://knithaven.wordpress.com/2012/02/01/diagonal-square-knit-patt... . Enjoy :)

    • Anneke March 28, 2013 at 8:35am

      Hi Monika, here is another link to the R/W Hats for Kareemah: http://forum.knit-a-square.com/forum/topics/red-white-hats-galore-w...

    • Anneke March 28, 2013 at 8:32am

      Hi Monika, the "hats for Kareemah"was a very special project, we reached the target of 600 red and white hats, many members took part in this challenge. Here is the link to the (closed) discussion. http://forum.knit-a-square.com/forum/topics/red-white-hat-s-for-kar... .

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