. ~Hi!
This will involve changing colors - no groaning!!
So, here is what you will need:
And your treat tonight for halloween is the first day of rows!
So while you wait for trick-or-treaters, you can start your KAL!
Pattern:
~ A bit of info before we begin our next KAL
~
This will involve changing colors - no groaning!!
It's not a difficult pattern - and if you haven't
done more than one color knitting before, this will be good
practice!
Do NOT cut the yarn at every color change; simply
carry the unused color along the side - overlap/twist the two
yarn pieces instead. You can always find more info if needed by checking
knitting sites online. [I will send some suggested helpful
links tomorrow.]
Suggestion: I strongly recommend that you either
highlight the color changes when you print off the pattern -
or use some kind of reminder to yourself. I've knit for
fifty years and still have to give myself reminders!! It's
too easy to get knitting and neglect to change a color, or
purl when you should knit!
I am not going to tell you if this will be a
pattern or a picture cloth!
A bit of a mystery.......!
but--I will tell you that it is NOT any type of lace
pattern, tho.
So, here is what you will need:
Cotton yarn – (two colors)
A = blue
B = white
Size 7 (US) = 4.5 mm needles [or desired needle size]
And your treat tonight for halloween is the first day of rows!
So while you wait for trick-or-treaters, you can start your KAL!
Pattern:
A = solid color
B = white
Cast on 37 stitches loosely with color A
Row1: (Color A) knit across
Row2: (Color A) knit across
Row3: (Color A) knit across
Row4: (Color A) knit across
Row5: (Color B) knit across
Row6: (Color B) K4, P29, K4
Row7: (Color A) knit across
Row8: (Color A) knit across
Row9: (Color B) knit across
Row10: (Color B) K4, P29, K4
That's all for today! See you tomorrow ~
happy halloween and happy knitting,
: )
: )
Linda (for Janet Nogle)
