For a Muff
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[edit] For a Muff.
From Exercises in Knitting by Cornelia Mee. Original text at Project Gutenberg.
(Photos of sample forthcoming.)
[edit] Original Pattern
Cast on 80 stitches with the lightest shade, and knit 3 plain rows: in the fourth row pass the wool round the pin, seam 2 stitches together, pass the wool round the pin, seam 2 together, and so on to the end of the row; join the next lightest shade, and knit 3 plain rows. In the fourth row, seam 2 stitches together, pass the wool round the pin, seam 2 together, and so on to the end of the row. Continue in this manner, knitting 3 plain rows, and an open row of each shade, till the darkest; then again to the lightest: this forms 1 stripe, 4 of which are required. The last stripe should finish with the lightest shade, to correspond with the beginning. The shading of each stripe must be reversed; thus, first begin with the lightest shade and knit to the darkest, then knit from the darkest to the lightest, and then again to the darkest, and so on. This should be done in double German wool, in five shades of sable or chinchilla colours, and satin put underneath the knitting of the same colour.
[edit] Updated Version
[edit] Materials
5 colors of yarn and appropriate needles
[edit] Stripe Pattern
With CA, CO 80
Rows 1-3: knit to end
Row 4: *yo, p2tog; repeat from * to end
Change to CB
Rows 5-7: knit to end
Row 8: *p2tog, yo; repeat from * to end
Change to CC
Row 9-11: knit to end
Row 12: *yo, p2tog; repeat from * to end
Change to CD
Row 13-15: knit to end
Row 16: *p2tog, yo; repeat from * to end
Change to CE
Rows 17-19: knit to end
Row 20: *yo, p2tog; repeat from * to end
Change to CD
Rows 21-23: knit to end
Row 24: *p2tog, yo; repeat from * to end
Change to CC
Row 25-27: knit to end
Row 28: *yo, p2tog; repeat from * to end
Change to CB
Row 29-31: knit to end
Row 32: *p2tog, yo; repeat from * to end
Change to CA
Repeat Rows 1-32, three more times
Repeat Rows 1-3
BO all
[edit] Abbreviations
CO = Cast on
yo = yarn over - bring the yarn over the top of the right hand needle, wind it around the needle and bring it back to the front.
p2tog = purl two stitches together
BO = Bind off
CA = yarn color A (the lightest color)
CB = yarn color B
CC = yarn color C
CD = yarn color D
CE = yarn color E (the darkest color)
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