knitting small size due to guage difference.
CO34 st
15 rows seed stitch
knitting small size due to guage difference.
CO34 st
15 rows seed stitch
Working out how to do these on the machine.
Using a single bed with a colour changer & latching up the 20 rows of ribbing bc it’s faster than transferring sts.
I knit the pocket linings and use my garter bar to pick up the front panels so that they can by hung behind the knitting.
Start with black yarn and make a magic ring.
Chain up 3 & put 9 Tb into the MR.
Change to red.
chain up 2, HTb in same stitch, 2hTb in both of the next 2 sts, hTb in next st & turn.
DC in every hTb of previous row & turn.
2 DC in each DC of previous row
Chain 3 and then slip st into the same st as the end hTb.
Repeat petals twice more then tie off & weave in the ends.
I cast on 45 sts and followed the video for the first and subsequent odd rows, but I’m putting 2 chains between each cluster in the second and alternate rows so that it is less stiff – much better for a scarf.
I’m not loving this. Need to remember that l hate clusters.
Ripping this and re-doing it with a more open Lacey pattern.
Enter Gauge and head size in spreadsheet.
CO the number of Sts indicated.
14 rounds of Boyfriends pattern:
(2 rows garter, 2 rows 2-2rib)
cont in the round in stockinette for number of rounds indicated in spreadsheet.
dec, as per spreadsheet.
loop thread through last sts & pull tight.
3Tb ch1 3Tb corner instead of the 2Tb ch3 2Tb corner in the video.
Hid the step up in the middle corner Tb.
Cast on 64 st on 8mm & join in the round
Knit 4 rows 2-2 rib.
Switch to 10 mm needles & knit 3 more rows of 2-2 rib
Follow stip stitch pattern for x repeats
Combine 3rd & 4th clusters tog. Around hat.
Combine
1st & 2nd clusters around. – leave 3rd
Combine 2 dusters together around hat
K2 tog, pl tog
K2 tog
Bo. By looping end through all sts
I cast on 45 sts and followed the video for the first and subsequent odd rows, but I’m putting 2 chains between each cluster in the second and alternate rows so that it is less stiff – much better for a scarf.