knitting in the round using a set of four needles
Working in the round is used for tubular, or seamless knitting. Stitches are divided evenly over three needles, with an extra needle used to knit the stitches. The needles form a triangle by drawing up the last cast-on stitch to meet the first cast-on. ICare should be taken to make sure that the cast-on edge is not twisted. The fourth needle is used to knit the stitches from the first needle, and then as each needle becomes free, it is used to work the stitches from the next needle. When...
Eyelet Check
In this pattern, eyelets are placed in small purled checks on a knit-stitch ground. There are many variations to this, due to the fact that the eyelet checks may be placed various distances from each other, and may be worked in diamonds or other shapes. Row 1 Right side K2, p3, k5 rep from , end kl. Row 2 Pi, p5, k3 rep from , end p2. Row 3 K2, pi, yo, p2 tog, k5 rep from , end kl. Row 4 PI, p5, k3 rep from , end p2. Row 5 K2, p3, k5 rep from , end kl. Row 7 Kl, k5, p3 rep from , end k2. Row 8...
Library
Create something light and airy to wear this summer using one of our favourite mesh stitches. Knitting has never been cooler k2tog knit the nejit two stitches together KW2 kh it the stitch, wrapping the yarn round the needle twice KW3 knit the stitch, wrapping the yarn round the needle three times P purl p2tog pur I the next two stitches together pi pass slipped stitch ewer pwise purlwise iep s repeals R W S right wrong side it i stitchfes si slip stitch tbl through the back of Theyarn used is...
Interlocking Lattice
In this fascinating pattern the sides of the lattice diamonds are twisted around one another. See Basic Lattice . Notes For Back Cross, Front Cross, Back Knit Cross and Front Knit Cross, see Notes to Basic Lattice. Row 1 Wrong side Kl, pi, k4, p2 rep from , end k4, pi, kl. Row 2 PI, FC, p2, BC rep from , end pi. Row 3 and all other wrong-side rows Knit all knit sts and purl all purl sts. Row 4 P2, FC, BC, p2 rep from . Row 6 P3, BKC, p4 rep from , end last rep p3. Row 8 P2, BC, FC, p2 rep from...
Carved Diamond Pattern
Row 1 Wrong side and all other wrong-side rows Purl. Row 2 Kl, LT 3 times, k3, RT 3 times, kl rep from . Row 4 K2, LT 3 times, kl, RT 3 times, k3 rep from , end last repeal k2. Rows 6 and 8 Repeal Rows 2 and 4. Row 10 Knit. Row 12 K2, RT 3 times, kl, LT 3 limes, k3 rep from , end last repeat k2. Row 14 Kl, RT 3 times, k3, LT 3 limes, kl rep from . Rows 16 and 18 Repeat Rows 12 and 14. Row 20 Knit.
Scotch Faggoting Cable
This novel openwork cable is rarely seen, but it is so attractive and so easy to work that the reason for its rarity can only be that it is so little known. A panel is given, but the motif is easily converted into an all-over pattern by working it on a multiple of 6 sts plus 2 2 purl sts between cables . When repeating across the fabric, it is a good idea to begin every alternate cable with Row 9, so that the crossings will be staggered. If desired, every other cable may be worked with a back...
The early development of ladies finegauge hosiery machines
Circular machinery entered hosiery production inauspiciously during the nineteenth century, knitting fabric that was then cut and seamed into cheap 'leg bags', onto which heels, soles and toes were later hand-frame knitted. The development of specifically designed circular hose machines followed from patents such as those of Newton in 1857 and McNary in 1860. These described how seamless heel and toe pouches could be knitted as part of the tubular leg structure by selectively taking needles in...
Marquisette and voile
Marquisette and voile curtain nets, which are both named after woven constructions, are produced with fully-threaded guide bars the front of which makes a pillar stitch Figures 28.10 and 28.11 . Heavier, stronger, but more expensive meshes are made when two inlay bars lap to different extents in opposition to each other Fig. 28.10 . Marquisette has a square mesh Fig. 28.10 whereas voile Fig. 28.11 tends to show diagonal inlays.
Elasticised fabrics
Elasticised fabrics have long been used for corsetry, foundation garments, and swimwear, but the introduction of fine-diameter elastane yarns whose elastic exten- sibility and recovery can be 'engineered' to particular requirements has extended the use of these structures into lingerie and active sports and leisure wear. Elasti-cised fabrics are knitted on high-speed raschel and tricot machines as well as in patterned form on multi guide bar lace machines. The main prerequisites of these...
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Reverse Stockingstitch Chevrons
1st row right side K5, pl,k5 to end. 2nd row K1, p3, k3 to last 4 sts, p3, kl. 4th row PI, k3, p3 to last 4 sts, k3, pl. 5th row K2, pl,k5 to last 3 sts, pl,k2. 1st row right side Kl, pi, k5, pi, kl 2nd row P1, k2, p3, k2, p 1 to end. 3rd row K2, p2, k 1, p2, k3, p2, k 1, p2 to last 4th row P3, kl, pi, kl, p5, kl, pi, kl to last Ist and every alt row right side Knit to end. 4th row K1, p2, k3 to last st, p 1. 7th and 8th rows As 5th and 6th rows 1st row right side P2, k2, p2, kl, p2, k2, p3,...
Coral Pattern
Contributed by l.eona Hughes, Sarasota. Florida In this charming old version of the classic Diamonds, a single knit stitch is inserted between each yo and its corresponding decrease. This gives the unusual elfcct of framing the diamonds within wavy borders. The pattern is simple to work, and very attractive for any kind of lace garment. Row 1 Wrong side and all other wrong-side rows Purl. Row 2- K2, k2 tog, kl, yo twice, kl, ssk, k3 rep from , end last repeat k2. Row 4 Kl, k2 tog, kl, yo, k3,...
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cable tank top
neckband ast 0' workin9 2 sts tog in centre of each cable. With right side facing and 3mm circular needle, work across 16 sts on left back neck holder as follows pi. patt 4. pi. k2 twice, then pick up 2 sts at back neck edge to shoulder, and k16 119 19 22 22 sts down left front neck, work pi. k2, pi, k4. pi. k2. pi across 12 sts from front neck holder, now pick up and k16 19 19 22 22 sts up right front neck. 2 sts from back neck edge then work across 15 sts on right back neck holder as follows...
kNit pickiNc The Continental LeftHand Method
With your left hand, wrap the yarn using one of the I methods described in Holding Your Own page 38 , then pick up the needle with the stitches on it. Keep your pointer finger, with the yarn wrapped around it, pointing in the air, and place your thumb and middle finger just behind the first stitch on the needle. Use your bottom two fingers to hold the needle up. Pick up your second knitting needle with your right hand, and hold it the way you would a set of keys, getting ready to open a door...
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Construction of warp knitted fabrics
In a warp knitted structure, all ends supplied from the same warp sheet normally have identical lapping movements because each is lapped by a guide attached to the same guide bar Fig. 23.1 . Beams Fig. 23.2 supply the warp sheets in parallel form to the guide bars, whose pattern control determines the timing and configuration of the lapping movements in the form of overlaps and underlaps. The needles intermesh the new overlaps through the old overlaps to form the intermeshed loop structure....
BoldFaggoted Edging
This is a simple but striking pattern consisting of grand eyelets, small points, and extra-large faggoting. Row 2 calls for working kl, pi into each of the double yo's of Row 1. Cast on 11 sts and work a Preparation Row, as follows K9, yo, k2 making 12 sts . Row 1 K2, kl, pi. kl in the yo of previous row, yo, p4 tog, kl, yo twice, k2 tog, yo twice, k2. 15 sts Row 2 SI 1, k2, pi twice, k2, kl, pi, kl in the yo of previous row, yo, p4 tog, kl. 15 sts Row 3- K2, kl, pi, kl in the yo of previous...
Fancy Basket Pattern
Multiple of 4 sts plus 1. Colors A and B. Row 3 With A, p4, pi wrapping yarn twice around needle, p3 rep from , end pi. Row 4 With B, k4, si 1 wyib dropping extra wrap, k3 rep from , end kl. Rows 5 and 7 With B, k4, si 1 wyif, k3 rep from , end kl. Row 6 With B, k4, si 1 wyib, k3 rep from , end kl. Row 8 With A, k4, drop sl-st off needle to front of work, k2, pick up dropped st and knit it, kl rep from , end kl. Rows 9, 10, and 11 With A, repeat Rows 1, 2, and 3. Rows 12, 13, 14, and 15 With B,...
Crossed Banners
Two lacework Hags topped by a small crown make an exceedingly elegant design for panel-, band-, or spot-pattern treatment. The small mock cables al the sides may be omitted, along with the edge stitches beyond them this would leave a panel of 32 stitches. To conclude a single pattern used only once, work Rows 1 through 32 and then Rows 1, 2, and 3 again. Notes Front Cross FC si 2 sts to dpn and hold in front, p2, then k2 from dpn. Back Cross BC si 2 sts to dpn and hold in back. k2, then p2 from...
fair isle cardigan
Next row list row of Chart right side K1B. IE. 1B rep from to end. Next row 2nd row of Chart PI E. 1D. 1E rep from to end Dec row 3rd row of Chart right side With M. k5 7 3 3 7 , k4 4 6 8 7 . k2tog 15 17 15 13 15 times. k2tog. k6 6 2 2 7 . 87 99 111 123 135 sts. Dec row 19th row of Chart right side With M, k3. k2tog. k5. k2tog, k3 rep from to end. Work 2nd then 1st rows from Chart as before. Dec row wrong side P3 p2tog, p3 rep from to end. 59 67 75 83 91 sts. K 1 row. P 1 row. Change to 23Amm...
Aran Diamonds with Popcorns
Notes Back Cross BC si 1 p st to dpn and hold in back, k2, then p the st from dpn. Front Cross FC si 2 sts to dpn and hold in front, pi, then k2 from dpn. Row 1 Wrong side PI, k3, k in front, back, front, back, front of next st 5 sts from 1 and sl the worked st off left-hand needle Popcorn made k2, p2, kl, p2, k2, popcorn in next st as before, k3, pi. Row 2 Kl, p3, k5 tog-b completing popcorn p2, sl next 3 sts to dpn and hold in front, k2, sl the p st from dpn back to left-hand needle and p it,...
Openwork Hourglass
Openwork Hourglass above Knit version below Purl version Openwork Hourglass above Knit version below Purl version There are two ways of working this pattern. The first, with all knit stitches showing on the right side, is smoother and more lace-like the second, with purl stitches to set off the hourglass shapes of the decreases, has a rougher texture and greater depth. Row 1 Right side K2, yo, ssk, k2 tog, yo, k2 rep from . Row 2 Purl. Row 3 K2, k2 tog, yo twice, ssk, k2 rep from . Row 4 P3,...
Beaded Stripe Pattern
This pattern is excellent for sweaters, and is very effective when worked in fine yarn. Like many of the tweed-type patterns, it is interesting as a sort of optical illusion it can be seen as dark strings of beads on a light background, or as light ones on a dark background. Multiple of 6 sts plus 5. Colors A and B. Row 1 Right side With A, knit. Row 2 With A, kl, p3, k3 rep from , end p3, kl. Row 3 With B, kl, si 3 wyib, k3 rep from , end si 3, kl. Row 4 With B, kl, pi, si 1 wyif, p5 rep from...
The Queens Edging
The dainty fan-shaped motifs of this lovely old pattern have a tendency to puir outward, which can give an unusual embossed effect. The edging is very attractive when worked in fine cotton and applied to linens, such as pillowcases, fancy hand towels, bedspreads and tablecloths. It also makes a beautiful border for a stole or evening scarf. Cast on 13 sts and knit one row. Row 1 SI I, k12. Row 2 SI I. kl. k2 tog, yo twice, k2 tog, k7. Row 3 SI 1. k8, pi, k3. Rows 4 and 5 SI 1, kl2. Row 6 SI I,...
Mrs Hunters Pattern
The Mrs. Hunter who originated this pattern was a member of the famous Hunter family of the Isle of Unst, the most northerly of the Shetland Islands. The Hunters began and developed the art of Shetland lace knitting, and have created lace shawls for the British royal family from the time of Queen Victoria to the present. Note the close kinship between Mrs. Hunter's pattern and the Yarn-Over Cable, which undoubtedly was derived from it. Row 1 Right side Knit. Row 2 Purl. Row 3 Kl, si 1, k3, psso...
Finishing of the Knitwear
The finishing of hand- and machine-made knitwear is discussed here jointly, taking into account the slight differences which appeared in relation to the character of the product, its shape, mode of use, quality, and above all, the raw material from which it was made. Among the finishing treatments the following should be mentioned washing, the fulling of the woollen products and then, their combing, shearing, the washing as well as cleansing of products made of silk, wool and also of linen...
Krwt it UM
Work as for fixed needle but omit step a. Work with standard or circular needles. Beware not to stick your elbows out and not to clutch the right needle. This is the slowest, most awkward, most tiring and least even way of knitting. After inserting the right needle into the stitch, the needle is dropped and forgotten. The yarn is then picked up, wrapped Fig 6 and dropped, leaving the hand free to go back to the needle and draw the loop through. b Take needle with stitches in left hand and empty...
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DoubleFaggoted Edging
above Double-Faggoted Edging bf.i.ow Torchon Ijice Edging above Double-Faggoted Edging bf.i.ow Torchon Ijice Edging Row 1 SI 1, k2, yo, kl-b, yo, ssk twice, kl, yo, k2 tog twice, k2. Row 2 SI 1, k3, yo, k2 tog, kl twice, k7. Row 3 SI 1, k2, yo, kl-b. yo, ssk twice, k2, yo. k2 tog, kl twice, kl. Row 4 SI 1, k3, yo, k2 tog, kl twice, k8. Row 5 SI 1, k2, yo, kl-b, yo, ssk 3 limes, kl, yo, k2 tog twice, k2. Row 6 SI 1, k3, yo, k2 log, kl twice, k9. Row 7 SI 1, k2, yo, kl-b, yo, ssk 3 times, k2, yo,...
Kmitted Measurements
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The intermeshing points of a needle loop
All needle loops or overlaps have four possible intermeshing points Fig. 5.6 -1 and 2 at the head, where the next new loop will be drawn through by the needle, and 3 and 4 at the base, where the loop has intermeshed with the head of the previously formed loop. The intermeshings at 1 and 2 are always identical with each other as are intermeshings 3 and 4 with each other. It is impossible to draw a new loop through the old loop so that its two feet are alternately intermeshed Fig. 5.7 . This...
Conversion Chart For Needle Sizes
Needle sizes given in the patterns are recommended as starting points for you to make your gauge tension samples before you begin to knit the garment. If you can't obtain the given gauge tension , try a different needle size. It really is well worth going to the trouble of matching gauge tension care taken at this stage will prevent needless disappointment later from strangely sized garments. Cast off Alternate rows Tension Stocking stitch Other terms are the same in both countries.
Basic do
This Basic Doll pattern is the foundation for all the dolls in this book. Turn to page 13 for a selection of clothes to suit her every mood and social engagement. Then meet her friends Ballerina Belle, Artie the Sailor, Fairy Longlegs, Japanese Doll and Rag Doll. Next row K2tog six times, kl 6 sts . Cast off. Next row Kl. k2tog, k2, rep from to last 1 st, kl 11 sts . Next row P. Next row K1, k2tog, k2, rep from to last 1 st, kl. Next row P. Next row Kl, k2tog, k2, rep from to last 2 sts, k2 9...
Pyramidal Lace Check
Here is a pretty, easy-to-work pattern with triangular lace motifs in which the decreases run alternately left and right. Any line-yarn blouse or sweater pattern calling for stockinette stitch can be beautifully varied by this lace, which would turn it into a creation instead of just another piece of knitiing. Row 1 Wrong side and all other wrong-side rows Purl. Row 2 Kl. k2 tog, yo 5 times, k2 rep from . Row 4 K2, k2 tog, yo 4 times, kl rep from , end last repeat k3. Row 6 K3, k2 tog, yo 3...
Single or doubleneedle overlaps
Overlap movements are normally across only one needle space because two-needle overlaps cause both the warp thread and the needles to be subjected to the severe Fig. 23.4 Warp knitting lapping and chain notation. Fig. 23.4 Warp knitting lapping and chain notation. strain of two simultaneous adjacent knock-over actions. In addition, different tensions on the two loops in the structure adversely affect their appearance. The under-lap between the double overlaps has the appearance of a sinker...
Flat Singlebed Warp Knitting Machines with Spring Beard Needles
The components operating during the stitch formation cycle on flat single-bed warp knitting machines with spring beard needles are the following the needles - the guide bars - the sinkers - the presser. Picture 131 shows the various steps of the stitch formation cycle and the diagram of the machine movements, which shows the paths of the various components operating during a single revolution of the driving shaft. 1. The needle is in its knock-over position and starts rising the sinker...
Chinese Edging
Whether this elaborate and beautiful pattern really originated in China is perhaps doubtful. But it was known as Chinese Edging to the European and American knitters of the 19th century, and so its name remains. Because the directions are long, each row-is broken down here into various component parts, to prevent the knitter's getting lost in the middle of an interminable row. The Border, given separately, is worked on the first 12 sis of each odd-numbered row and the last 12 sis of each...
Patterns
There are few things that give so much novelty and originality to a hand-knitted garment as the interplay of contrasting colors. Yet the patterns in this section are easy to work almost effortless, compared with some other knitting techniques. The reason for this is simple all of them, excepting only the last two, employ the delightful and infinitely adaptable slip-stitch method of color knitting. The last two patterns, Fair Isle Pattern and Houndstooth Check, are done in quite a different way....
Zigzag Checks
This pattern has another point of interest, besiae that of color. The background stitches arc drawn into attractive waves behind the slipped stitches of contrasting color, which lends an added dimension to the pattern. Multiple of 4 sts. Colors A and B. Color B is the background color. Cast on with A. Note On wrong side odd-numbered rows si all sl-sts with yarn in front on right side even-numbered rows si all sl-sts with yarn in back. Row 1 Wrong side With A, insert needle into first st...
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Checkerboard Mitten from Jutland
Instructions from the Herning Museum Size Woman and child about 10 years Yarn 2-ply sport weight wool yarn, 100 g 4 oz each of two colors will make one pair for a woman or two pairs for a child. Needles Dpn 3 mm US 3 Gauge 28 sts and 30 rows 10 cm 4 in Woman's size With a size 3 mm US 3 dpn, begin by holding together one strand of each color and casting on 1 double stitch. Then divide the two strands onto finger and thumb and continue with a standard cast-on. Cast on 56 sts the yarn which loops...
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Approx 8720.5cm wide x 5K7l4cm high I 4oz l I3g skein each approx I2lyd I I Irn of Cherry Tree Hill Sachet nylon in tropical storm 13 One pair size 9 5.5mm needles or site to obtain gauge lyd 1 m of 114738mm wide satin ribbon 19 sts and 20 rows to 4710cm over St st using size 9 5.5mm needles. Take time to check gauge. Note Row I RS K 2nd st tbl. k first st rep Row 2 PI, p 2nd st, p first st rep from end p 1. Rep these 2 rows until piece measures 13733cm from beg, end with a WS row. Next bind...
Diamond Stripe
This pattern gives a vertical stripe with diamonds formed of Moss Stitch indented into a knit-stitch ground. The panel may be combined with ribbings or cables or other texture patterns, or simply repeated across. Row 7 K3, pi, kl three times, pi, k3. Row 8 P3, kl, pi three times, kl, p3. Row 9 K2, pi, kl, pi, k3, pi, kl, pi, k2. Row 10 P2, kl, pi, kl, p3, kl, pi, kl, p2. Row 11 Kl, pi twice, k5, pi, kl twice. Row 12 Pi, kl twice, p5, kl, pi twice. side panels Jacob's Ladder, or Ladder of Life...
Crossover Vest Right Front
Using 27jmm needles cast on 37 43 55 sts Change to 37,mm needles and procccd as lst Row. Rs Kl.pl twice, knit to end. 2nd Row. Purl to last 3 sts, kl. pi. kl. 1st Row. Kl, pi twice, k9 12 18 , slip marker, work I st row of motif across next 11 sts, slip marker, kl3 16 22 , 2nd Row. PI3 16 22 , work 2nd row of motif, plO 13 19 , kl.pl, kl. Keeping moss st border correct throughout , cont in this way until the 11 rows of motif have been completed. Purl 1 row. 1st Row. Kl.pl twice, si, k2tog,...
Cabled Throw And Cushion
Cast on 91 sts and work in double moss-st for 7 rows. 8th Row. Patt 5. ml, patt 3 11 times, ml, patt 11, ml, patt 3 11 times, ml. patt 9. 115 sts. lst Row. Kl. pi 4 times, C4B, C4F, p3, T2R. p6, T4B, pi, T4F, p6. T2R. p3, C4B, C4F , p 1, k 1, p 1 4 times, rep from to once more, pi, kl twice. 2nd Row. PI. kl twice, p8. k3, p2, k6, p2, kl, pi, kl twice. p2, k6. p2, k3, p8 , kl, pi, kl 4 times, rep from to once more, kl, pi 4 times. 3rd Row. PI, kl 3 times. p2, k8. p3, T2R, p5, T3B. kl, pl, kl...
Bobbled Cable
This is a simple eccentric cable with a purled bobble worked into the broader portion. It is a basic demonstration only bobbles may be placed like this on any kind of cable, and in any quantity, according to the taste of the kniiler. Row 1 Wrong side and all other wrong-side rows K2, p7, k2. Row 2 For a right-twist cable, work Row 2 as follows P2, si 3 to dpn and hold in back, k4, then k3 from dpn p2. For a left-twist cable, work Row 2 as follows P2, si 4 to dpn and hold in front. k3, then k4...
Tier 1
The second tier consists of squares or rectangles worked at right angles to the foundation triangles, and from left to right across the previous tier. In order to reverse the direction of work, the wrong side will be facing as stitches are picked up along the edges of the blocks. Therefore, these stitches are picked up and purled see Glossary, page 141 . Block 5 With WS facing, knit across the 9 stitches ol Block 4 and place these stitches on a holder. With WS still facing, use a spare needle...
moss stitch cushion
measurements 25 X 25cm 10 X 10in materials Four 50g balls Debbie Bliss merino chunky in Ecru. Pair of 6' mm US 1knitting needles. 3 buttons. tension 14 sts and 24 rows to 10cm 4in square over moss st using 6 mm US 1needles. abbreviations cm centimetre s in inch es K k knit mm millimetres patt pattern P p purl rep repeat st s stitch es tog together yf yarn forward to make With 6' mm US 10 needles, cast on 37 sts. Moss st row P1, k1, p1 rep from to end. Rep this row until work measures 56cm 22in....