Chair Cover 6 - Pretty Feather Pattern
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[edit] Chair Cover 6 - Pretty Feather Pattern
From Exercises in Knitting by Cornelia Mee. Original text at Project Gutenberg.
[edit] Original Pattern
Pins No. 11; 25 stitches to a pattern. Six shades each of scarlet, drab, and blue. Cast on 108 stitches. Commence with the darkest blue and knit 4 plain rows.
First row:—Knit 2 together four times, bring the wool forward and knit 1 eight times, knit 2 together four times, knit 1, and repeat.
Second row:—Seamed.
Third row:—Knit.
Fourth row:—Seamed.
The shade is changed after the completion of these 4 rows. The 6 shades of blue are knit from dark to light; then the 6 shades of scarlet; and then the shades of drab: each set of shades is knit twice, and you will finish with the lightest drab. Knit 4 plain rows of that colour besides the 4 pattern rows.
[edit] Updated Version
(This version includes the edge stitches in the row by row instructions)
Needle size: US 2 or 3 / 3mm
[edit] Colour pattern
The shade is changed after the completion of these 4 rows. The 6 shades of blue are knit from dark to light; then the 6 shades of scarlet; and then the shades of beige: each set of shades is knit twice, and you will finish with the lightest beige. Knit 4 plain rows of that colour besides the 4 pattern rows.
Cast on any number of stitches divisible by 25, plus 8 more for the edges.
Row 1 - 4: k across
[edit] Pattern Begins
Row 5: k4, *(k2tog) 4 times, (yo, k1) 8 times, (k2tog) 4 times, k1, repeat from * to last four stitches, k4
Row 6: k4, purl across to last four stitches, k4
Row 7: knit across
Row 8: k4, purl across to last four stitches, k4
Repeat knitted and colour pattern to desired length.
Last 4 Rows: Knit across
Cast off.
[edit] Abbreviations
K = Knit
K2tog = Knit 2 stitches together
yo = yarn over
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