Make a button in center of each square. Take the darkest shade of the

four-fold Germantown. Wind the yarn 24 times over your finger. Break off

the yarn and fasten the end in the hank. Pull through center of square,

fasten on wrong side and cut even on right side.

Join the squares in black.

Place both pieces together with the right sides out. Start in the corner

in the middle stitch of each piece and make the single crochet, taking

up in double stitch on both edges. Work a little tight.

Make 5 shaded panels.

Use the dark brown of the four-fold Germantown and No. 4 hook for the

plain panel. This panel is worked in the Old Afghan stitch. Make a chain

of 40 stitches.

=1st row:= Pick up 1 loop in each stitch on the chain, put yarn over

hook and pull through 1 loop (of those picked up) at a time.

=2nd row:= Same as 1st row, taking up the loops in front from the loops

on preceding row.

Repeat 2nd row for the length of 2½ yards. Finish off last row with 1

row in the slip stitch (see 1st stitches), taking up in the loops. Make

4 panels.

Embroider Fleurs-de-lis in cross stitch on the plain panel, using the 2

light shades of the four-fold Germantown. Make 1 Fleur-de-lis opposite

each square of the shaded panel.

Join the panels in black, the same way as the squares, having the dark

plain panel toward you and skip about every 4th stitch (row) on the edge

of the plain panel.

=Border:= Use black yarn and make 1 row in the single crochet all around

the Afghan on wrong side. On the ends of the plain panels skip every 3rd

stitch, taking over 1 row.

=2nd row:= Take the next darkest shade and work on right side of Afghan.

Make 1 chain and a single crochet in every other stitch on 1st row,

taking up in double stitches.

=3rd row:= Use the darkest shade and * make a single crochet in a space

on preceding row; then make a chain of 3 stitches and 4 double crochet

in same space. Repeat from * in every 3rd space on the row.

=Last row in a medium shade:= Make a chain of 2 stitches and a single

crochet in every double crochet on preceding row.

The New Slumber Robe

Size 2½×2 yards

For details see Popcorn Stitch page 30 and Rib Stitch page 17

MATERIALS

SUNLIGHT eight-fold Germantown

4 shades green:

11 skeins light shade

46 skeins next shade

14 skeins next shade darker

20 skeins darkest shade

2 shades dark blue:

11 skeins lighter shade

7 skeins darker shade

20 skeins brown

6 skeins black

1 Amber Crochet Hook, No. 5

1 Amber Crochet Hook, No. 6

[Illustration]

INSTRUCTIONS

This Slumber Robe is made up of panels, worked in various shades of

different colors. Five panels are green and blue, shaded, and 4 panels

are medium green, with the pattern in brown. A scallop finishes off the

edge. Use No. 6 hook for the green and blue panel. This panel is worked

lengthwise. Start with the lightest shade in green and make a chain 2½

yards in length.

=1st row:= Make 1 single crochet in 2nd stitch from hook. * Take up 1

loop in next stitch on the chain and from this loop make a chain of 3

stitches; put yarn over hook and pull through both loops on needle, make

1 single crochet in next stitch on the chain and repeat from * to end of

row.

This row is the center row of panel.

=2nd row:= Start with 2 single crochet on this row (that will alternate

the knots) and work same as on 1st row, taking up in the double stitch.

Make 2 rows in the lightest shade, 2 rows in the next shade, 2 rows in

the 3rd shade and 2 rows in the darkest shade.

=Next row:= Make 1 knot in the darkest green and knot in the lightest

blue, changing the yarn when pulling through in the single crochet.

Make 1 row in the lightest blue and 1 row in the darkest blue.

This will finish one side of the panel. Now start in center with the

lightest shade and make 1 row, taking up on the other side of the chain.

Reverse the shades.

Make 5 panels.

For the panel with pattern use No. 5 hook. This panel is worked cross

wise in the single crochet, with the next lightest shade in green and

the brown. Start with the green and make a chain of 27 stitches.

=1st row:= Make 9 single crochet; take up the loop for the 10th stitch

and pull through with the brown; then take up the loop for the next

stitch and pull through with the green. This makes 1 brown stitch. Now

make 2 single crochet work in the brown yarn, take up the loop for the

3rd stitch and pull through with the brown. This makes 3 green stitches.

Repeat, making 3 brown and 9 green single crochet (26). This will finish

1st row; make 1 chain, turn.

Take up in the back of the stitches, work the yarn in as you go along

and change the colors according to the following pattern:

(Green is abbreviated, gr., and brown, br.)

=1st row:= (already made).

=1st row:= 10 gr. 1 br. 3 gr. 3 br. 9 gr.

=2nd row:= 8 gr. 3 br. 3 gr. 2 br. 10 gr.

=3rd row:= 6 gr. 1 br. 3 gr. 3 br. 3 gr. 3 br. 7 gr.

=4th row:= 6 gr. 3 br. 3 gr. 4 br. 2 gr. 2 br. 6 gr.

=5th row:= 6 gr. 3 br. 1 gr. 5 br. 3 gr. 2 br. 6 gr.

=6th row:= 6 gr. 2 br. 2 gr. 3 br. 1 gr. 6 br. 6 gr.

=7th row:= 6 gr. 6 br. 2 gr. 3 br. 1 gr. 2 br. 6 gr.

=8th row:= 6 gr. 5 br. 3 gr. 3 br. 1 gr. 2 br. 6 gr.

=9th row:= 6 gr. 2 br. 2 gr. 3 br. 3 gr. 4 br. 6 gr.

=10th row:= 6 gr. 3 br. 3 gr. 4 br. 2 gr. 2 br. 6 gr.

=11th row:= 6 gr. 2 br. 2 gr. 5 br. 3 gr. 2 br. 6 gr.

=12th row:= 6 gr. 1 br. 3 gr. 3 br. 1 gr. 2 br. 2 gr. 2 br. 6 gr.

=13th row:= 6 gr. 2 br. 2 gr. 2 br. 2 gr. 2 br. 10 gr.

=14th row:= 10 gr. 2 br. 2 gr. 2 br. 2 gr. 2 br. 6 gr.

=15th row:= 6 gr. 2 br. 2 gr. 3 br. 1 gr. 2 br. 2 gr. 1 br. 7 gr.

=16th row:= 6 gr. 2 br. 2 gr. 5 br. 3 gr. 2 br. 6 gr.

=17th row:= 6 gr. 3 br. 3 gr. 4 br. 2 gr. 2 br. 6 gr.

=18th row:= 6 gr. 2 br. 2 gr. 3 br. 3 gr. 3 br. 7 gr.

=19th row:= 8 gr. 3 br. 3 gr. 2 br. 2 gr. 2 br. 6 gr.

=20th row:= 6 gr. 2 br. 2 gr. 1 br. 3 gr. 3 br. 9 gr.

=21st row:= 6 gr. 1 br. 3 gr. 3 br. 5 gr. 2 br. 6 gr.

=22nd row:= 6 gr. 2 br. 4 gr. 3 br. 3 gr. 2 br. 6 gr.

=23rd row:= 6 gr. 2 br. 4 gr. 3 br. 3 gr. 2 br. 6 gr.

=24th row:= 6 gr. 1 br. 3 gr. 3 br. 5 gr. 1 br. 7 gr.

This is the pattern; next row the same as 1st row.

Repeat until you have the length of 2½ yards.

Make 4 panels.

Either side of this panel can be used for right side.

Join the panels in black on right side; place both panels together

having the panel with the pattern toward you. Make 1 row in the single

crochet, taking up the stitches on and between the ribs on the green

edge and through double stitch on the blue edge.

=Border:= 1st row in black; fasten the yarn ends on the green and blue

panels. Make 1 row all around in the single crochet, taking up in the

double stitch (work a little tight). Make 3 stitches for every 2 rows on

the ends of the green and blue panels (32 stitches across).

=2nd row in the brown:= Make a loop on the hook; * put yarn over hook

and take up 1 loop on 1st row (always taking up in double stitch), take

up another loop in the next stitch, put yarn over hook, pull through all

on needle and make 1 chain. Repeat from * taking up in every stitch on

the sides of afghan and skipping 1 stitch between every other cluster on

ends of afghan.

=3rd row in the next lightest shade of green:= Make a shell of 6 double

crochet in every 4th space on preceding row and a single crochet in

space between the shells.

=Last row in the darkest shade of green:= Make a chain of 2 stitches and

a single crochet in every stitch on the shell, taking up in the double

stitch.

Child’s Lily Cap

MATERIALS

SUNLIGHT four-fold Germantown 3 skeins white

KLOSTERSILK Art 806, Perle No. 5, 1 skein white

KLOSTERSILK Art 806, Perle No. 5, 1 skein yellow

1 6-inch Bone Crochet Hook, No. 3

1 fine Steel Crochet Hook

⅙ yard White China Silk

[Illustration]

INSTRUCTIONS

This little cap is crocheted with white yarn and trimmed with lilies

which are crocheted in the mercerized cotton—No. 5 Klostersilk Perle.

Begin in center of crown. Wind the yarn loosely around the hook 3 times,

then make 9 single crochet in this little ring (work tight).

=2nd row:= Start with 2 single crochet in 1st stitch on preceding row

(always taking up in double stitch) and repeat in every stitch to end of

row.

=3rd row:= Make 2 single crochet in every 2nd stitch on preceding row.

=4th row:= Make 2 single crochet in every 3rd stitch on preceding row.

=5th row:= Plain (without increasing).

Make 2 single crochet in every 4th stitch on preceding row 3 times

around the circle (3 rows).

Make 2 rows plain.

Make 2 single crochet in every 6th stitch on preceding row 2 times

around the circle (2 rows).

Make 2 single crochet in every 9th stitch on preceding row once around

the circle (1 row).

Make 3 rows plain.

Make 2 single crochet in every 4th stitch on preceding row once around

the circle (1 row).

Repeat with the single crochet without increasing until you have 37 rows

from center of crown.

Increase 1 row. Make 2 single crochet in every 7th stitch on preceding

row.

Make 12 rows plain.

Finish off edge with 1 row in the slip stitch. Make the row on wrong

side of work and take up in double stitch.

=The Lily:= Use Klostersilk and the steel hook. Make a loop on the hook,

having the end of the thread ½ yard long. Make 1 chain, then 12 single

crochet over the end of the thread, turn.

=2nd row:= Leave the thread; make 1 single crochet in 2nd stitch on

preceding row, taking up in back of the stitches, make another single

crochet in next stitch, then make 6 double crochet, 1 in each stitch and

3 single crochet, turn.

=3rd row:= Same as 2nd row, making the last stitch close to the end of

the thread, turn.

=4th row:= Take the end of the thread along and work over it, start as

before and make 12 single crochet.

Make 1 chain and continue with the single crochet over the end of the

thread for the next leaf. Make 5 leaves for the lily. Last row of each

leaf is on right side.

Join 1st leaf and make center of flower: Make 2 single crochet at the

base of each leaf (10 in circle). Next row: Make 2 single crochet in

every 3rd stitch on preceding row, taking up on top of the stitches and

having the center of flower toward you. Make 2 rows around and break off

the thread. Make a chain of 8 stitches with double thread, in yellow.

Put both ends of chain together, forming a loop, draw up the loop

through center of flower as high as last row and fasten underneath.

Make 9 lilies.

=The Stem for the flowers:= Use the white cotton and make a chain of 2

stitches. 1st row: Make 5 single crochet in 1st stitch of the chain.

Start next row with 1 single crochet in 1st stitch on preceding row.

Repeat the single crochet, 1 in each stitch, work around, taking up on

top of the stitches and having the right side of work inside the cord.

Make the cord or stem 25 inches long.

Put 2 or 3 lilies together, making 3 or 4 clusters on the stem. Sew the

flowers to the stem, put the trimming around cap and fasten.

Turnover edge of cap.

Line inside of cap with China silk and put elastic in if needed.

This size is for a child 3 to 4 years. For a larger size increase

another row outside the last increasing row in the crown. For a smaller

size leave out the last increasing row in the crown.

Child’s Skirt

For detail see Single Crochet, page 10

Size 6 to 8 years

MATERIALS

SUNLIGHT German Knitting Yarn X, 1½ skeins

1 Steel Crochet Hook, No. 7, Style No. 2

[Illustration]

INSTRUCTIONS

This little skirt is made in the single crochet. The ruffle at the

bottom holds it firm and makes a pretty finish.

Begin at bottom of skirt and make a chain of 1¾ yards.

Work 14 single crochet, 1 in each stitch on the chain; then make 3

single crochet in 15th stitch on the chain. That increases 2 stitches.

This will make 1 scallop; repeat same until you have 13 scallops for

width of skirt.

End 1st row with the 3 single crochet in 1 stitch, then join by making 1

single crochet on 1st single crochet on 1st row, taking up in the back

of the stitches; work 5 more single crochet.

Make 1 single crochet in 7th, 8th and 9th single crochet on row below.

(Take up 1 loop for each single crochet and pull through those 3 loops

as 1.) That will decrease 2 stitches, then make 6 single crochet, 1 in

each stitch on row below. Make 3 single crochet in next stitch, the

middle one of the 3 single crochet made in 1 stitch on 1st row, and that

will increase 2 stitches.

Now work 6 single crochet and decrease 2, then 6 single crochet and

increase 2 and repeat same for every row until you have 25 rows, then

narrow a little toward the waist.

=Next row:= No increasing, follow the pattern and decrease only, then

you get 1 stitch less on each side of scallop.

Work 5 rows same as before.

Make 1 row without increasing, then 4 rows same as before. Work 1 row

without increasing and 4 rows again, then 1 row without increasing and 2

rows. Make last row in double crochet for the band.

Crochet ruffle at bottom of skirt.

Work 1 row in the double crochet with 1 chain between each double

crochet, taking up in every stitch on row below, with exception of

making 2 double crochet at the point of the scallops and skipping 1

stitch between the scallops.

=Next row:= Make a shell of 6 double crochet between 2 double crochet on

row below. Repeat same to end of row, always leaving 2 double crochet on

row below between each shell.

Finish off ruffle with a picot edge: * Make 1 single crochet on the

shell; then make a chain of 3 stitches and 1 single crochet in 1st

stitch on the chain. Repeat from * making 4 picots for each shell.

Make a vest of sateen, 13 inches in length from shoulder and 25 inches

in width when buttoned and sew skirt on same.

If different size is wanted make more or less scallops for width and

more or less rows before narrowing.

Little Betty Sweater Coat

With belted back and crocheted buttons

Size 2

For detail see Little Betty Stitch, page 22

MATERIALS

SUNLIGHT four-fold Germantown—10 skeins

1 pair Bone Knitting Needles, No. 2

1 pair Steel Knitting Needles, No. 13

1 Steel Crochet Hook, No. 6, Style 2

1 spool Twisted Crocheted Silk

6 button-molds, 1¼ inches, 4 button-molds, ¾ inch

[Illustration]

INSTRUCTIONS

Start at bottom of back. Cast on needle 75 stitches. Knit plain forward

and back 15 rows for border. Start the design on right side of garment.

=1st row:= * Knit 2, purl 3 and repeat from * to end of row (the row

will end with 3 purled).

=2nd row:= * Knit 3, purl 2 and repeat from *. On right side 1st and 2nd

rows are the same.

=3rd row:= * Purl 3, knit 2 and repeat from *.

=4th row:= * Purl 2, knit 3 and repeat from *.

On right side, every 5th stitch on every row is always purled. These 4

rows form your design. Continue pattern.

Decrease 1 stitch on each side every 10th row, 8 times; then you have 20

designs to armhole. Bind off 7 stitches on each side for armhole and

make 8 more designs. Now divide the stitches on your needle in three

parts. 12 stitches on each side are for the shoulders. Work 1 design on

each of them and bind off; bind off the stitches for the neck.

For right side front cast on needle 66 stitches. Knit plain 15 rows for

border. On next row, right side of garment, knit plain 8 stitches. These

stitches are for the border and to be knit plain on every row. Then

start your design with * purl 3, knit 2 and repeat from *.

Work 2 designs and bind off 3 stitches on the side. (Here you start

sewing the back and front together and let the back lap over those 3

stitches.) Decrease on side same as on side of back, having 21 designs

to armhole. When you have 6 designs from border make an opening for

pocket. Work 17 stitches from border, put the next 17 stitches on extra

needle and bind off. Replace them with 17 new stitches and work to end

of row. Continue pattern until you have 21 designs. Bind off for armhole

on wrong side of front piece, first 8 stitches, next turn 6 stitches;

repeat knitting until you have 27½ designs from border.

On right side of garment bind off 14 stitches for neck. Next turn 6

stitches, then bind off 3 stitches and 3 turns more. Bind off for

shoulder.

Make left front to correspond.

=CUFFS:= Cast on steel needle 34 stitches. Knit plain forward and back

for 28 rows.

=Next row you start sleeve:= Knit plain, use bone needles and increase 1

every third stitch.

2nd row, right side of sleeve, start your design and increase 1 stitch

on each side every 9th row 7 times.

Make 18 designs for length of sleeve to armhole. Bind off 2 stitches at

the start of every row until you have 10 stitches left, then bind off

the rest.

=COLLAR:= Cast on steel needle 8 stitches.

=1st row:= * Knit 1, purl 1 and repeat from *.

=2nd row:= * Knit 1 on top of purled stitch and purl 1 on top of knitted

stitch and repeat from *. Add 7 stitches on 2nd row, turn and repeat

same pattern.

At end of 4th row add 7 more stitches, in all 22 on needle. Knit the

length of 11 inches and finish off end same as on start. Sew collar on,

12 stitches from front edge.

=Crocheted Belt:= Length 9½ inches. Make 10 rows in the single crochet,

take up double stitch and finish off the belt all around with a row of

single crochet in twisted silk. Put belt on back 4 inches below armhole

and sew it on with 4 buttons.

=Cover for Pocket:= Pick up above the opening 21 stitches, repeat design

in center and work narrow border around it. Make a pocket of satin and

sew it on on wrong side. Sew up and finish your garment all around with

a row of single crochet in twisted silk. On right side front make

another row with 3 loops (chain of 8 stitches) for the buttons. Also on

collar work 2 rows, the 1st row with yarn. Put hook and eye on collar.

=Crocheted Buttons:= Make a round piece, 2 inches in diameter, with

single crochet in twisted silk. Start with 6 stitches in one chain.

=Next row:= Take up in double stitch and increase 1 in every other

stitch.

=3rd row:= Same as 2nd.

=4th row:= Increase 1 in every 3rd stitch and the next rows in every 4th

stitch. Now cover the button mold, having the wrong side out.

Using these instructions for size 1—

For back: Cast on 70 stitches. 17 designs to armhole, 25 designs to

neck.

For front: Cast on 58 stitches. 17 designs to armhole, 24 designs to

neck.

21 designs to top of sleeve.

15 designs to armhole.

53 stitches for width of sleeve.

Length of collar, 11¼ inches.

Length of belt 8¼ inches

Pocket 5 designs from border.

Child’s Knitted Coat

With Round Collar

Size 6 to 8 years

For details see First Stitches, pages 12–16

MATERIALS

SUNLIGHT German Knitting Worsted, 3 skeins white

SUNLIGHT Four-fold Germantown, 2 skeins pink

1 pair Bone Knitting Needles, No. 3

5 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 10

1 Steel Crochet Hook, No. 7

3 Pearl Buttons, 1 inch

[Illustration]

INSTRUCTIONS

This jacket is knitted in a pretty stitch with white yarn. The collar

and the cuffs are made in pink.

Begin at bottom of right side front and cast on 78 stitches. Knit plain

forward and back. 2 rows make 1 rib. Knit 7 ribs for border.

Start the design: =1st row= (on right side): Knit plain to within 18

stitches, turn.

=2nd row:= Slip 1st stitch, * knit plain 7 stitches, purl 3 stitches and

repeat from *; at end of row knit plain 9 stitches, turn.

=3rd row:= Slip 1st stitch, knit 6 (these 7 stitches on front edge are

for border and should always be knitted plain on both sides), purl 2, *

knit 3, purl 7 and repeat from * to within 8 stitches, knitting last

stitch, turn.

=4th row:= Same as 2nd row.

=5th row:= Knit plain to end of row.

=6th row:= Slip 1st stitch, * purl 3, knit 7 and repeat from *.

=7th row:= Slip 1st stitch, knit 6, * purl 7, knit 3 and repeat from *

to end of row, purling last stitch.

=8th row:= Same as 6th row.

These 8 rows make 1 design.

=9th row:= Plain, same as 1st row of the design.

The shortening of the first 4 rows of the design will make the garment

even at bottom.

Start decreasing in the side of front part: Decrease 1 stitch every 5th

row, 21 times.

Make 1 design to =armhole=. Length, 14½ designs in front. Bind off 10

stitches for armhole (47 stitches across). Make 4 designs to neck. Bind

off 12 stitches at neck; then bind off at neck 4 stitches each time for

the next 5 turnings. Make 2 rows and bind off the remaining 15 stitches

for shoulder.

Make the other front part to correspond.

=Back:= Cast on 89 stitches. Make 7 ribs for border. Shorten the length

in each side of back same as on front part.

=1st row:= Knit plain to within 15 stitches, turn.

=2nd row:= Slip 1st stitch, * knit 7, purl 3 and repeat from * to within

15 stitches, purling last stitch, turn.

=3rd row:= Slip 1st stitch, * purl 7, knit 3 and repeat from * to within

10 stitches, ending with purl 3, turn.

=4th row:= Slip 1st stitch, knit 2, * purl 3, knit 7 and repeat from *

to within 10 stitches, ending with knit 3, turn.

=5th row:= Knit plain to end of row, turn.

=6th row:= Slip 1st stitch, * knit 7, purl 3 and repeat from * to end of

row, purling last stitch, turn.

=7th row:= Slip 1st stitch, * purl 7, knit 3 and repeat from *, ending

row with knit 1, turn.

=8th row:= Same as 6th row.

=9th row:= Plain, same as 1st row of the design.

Start decreasing on back: Decrease 1 stitch on each side of back every

7th row, 15 times.

Repeat the designs for the length of 14½ designs from center of back to

armhole.

Bind off 6 stitches on each side of back for armhole (47 stitches

across). Make 4 designs to shoulder. Bind off on shoulder 5 stitches

each time for the next 3 turnings (same on other shoulder). Bind off the

remaining 17 stitches for neck.

=Sleeve:= Start on the cuff and cast on with steel needles 40 stitches.

Knit plain forward and back. Make 18 ribs for cuff. Change to bone

needles and start the design:

=1st row (on right side):= Knit plain and increase 3 stitches on the row

(43).

Start next row with slip 1st stitch, knit 4; then purl 3, knit 7 and

repeat the design as before.

Make 2½ designs.

=Start increasing on sleeve:= Increase 1 stitch on each side of sleeve

every 4th row, 14 times.

Make 1 design (10 designs from cuff and 71 stitches across).

Bind off 6 stitches on each side of sleeve, then bind off 2 stitches at

start of every row, 10 times on each side of sleeve. Bind off the

remaining 19 stitches.

=Collar=. Cast on with steel needles 218 stitches, dividing the number

of stitches on 3 or 4 needles. Knit plain forward and back. Make 4 ribs.

=Start decreasing= on next row: Knit 14 stitches, * decrease 1 stitch,

knit 10 stitches and repeat from * to end of row (17 decreased).

Repeat this decreasing of 17 stitches every 10th row (5th rib) 6 more

times (start with 1 stitch less before decreasing at every row you

decrease). Make 2 ribs. Next row: Knit 8 stitches, decrease 1 stitch and

repeat this to end of row. Make 1 rib and bind off the remaining 90

stitches.

Sew garment together. Put seam of sleeve to front part, 1 inch from seam

in the side. Hold the sleeve a little full around shoulder seam. Turn up

cuff. Sew collar on, leaving 11 stitches from front edge on each side.

Finish off front edges with 1 row in the single crochet, making 1 stitch

for each rib.

Buttonhole 3 loops for the buttons on edge of right side front. Make 1st

loop 2½ inches from neck, then put the other loops 4½ inches apart.

Sew buttons on about 4½ inches from edge, having small buttons on wrong

side. Put hook and eye on at neck where ends of collar meet and fasten

the corner of front part at neck with snaps.

Child’s Alliance Mittens

For detail see First Stitches, Knitting, pages 12–16

MATERIALS

SUNLIGHT Alliance Knitting Yarn, 1 skein

3 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 13

[Illustration]

INSTRUCTIONS

Cast on 40 stitches. Work forward and back. Knit 2 and purl 2 for the

length of 3½ inches. Knit plain 4 rows (2 ribs).

Start increasing for thumb: Knit 19 stitches, increase 1, knit 2,

increase 1, knit 19.

=To increase:= Put the same stitch that you knitted last stitch from on

left hand needle and knit a stitch from the back. Repeat increasing of 2

stitches every rib, 6 times more, always having the 2 additional

stitches between the 2 increasing places. Knit 1 rib.

Take the 16 stitches for thumb on separate needle and knit 7 ribs, then

decrease every other stitch until finished.

=To decrease:= Knit 2 stitches together as 1. Sew thumb together.

Now continue knitting with the 38 stitches and make 14 ribs. Decrease 2

stitches on each side of mitten. Knit 1 rib.

Repeat decreasing of 4 stitches for every row until finished. Sew mitten

together.

Child’s Mittens

For detail see knitting plain, page 12

MATERIALS

SUNLIGHT Saxony Yarn—2 skeins

3 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 15

[Illustration]

INSTRUCTIONS

Cast on needle 47 stitches.

=1st row:= Knit plain.

=2nd row:= Slip 1, knit 1, then slip 1st stitch over knitted one (that

decreases 1 stitch); knit 3, * yarn over needle knit 1, yarn over needle

knit 3, knit 3 stitches together as 1 stitch, knit 3 and repeat from *

to end of row.

=3rd row:= Purl the stitches and purl yarn over needle as 1 stitch.

Repeat the 2 last rows until you are 1½ inches from the points. Knit

plain back and forth 6 rows or 3 ribs.

=7th row:= * Knit 1 stitch, knit the 2 next stitches together as 1, put

yarn over needle and repeat from *.

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