Photo by Gail
Photo by Janet N.
Photos of KALS for May 1st and May 16th:
Photo by Gail
Photo by Karen
Photos May 16th:
Thanks to all our members for contributing the photos. Sorry I was a bit late in posting.
Sunday, May 29, 2016
Photos of Recent KALS
Here are some photos of April 16th KAL, one is the KAL with a heart and the other is the KAL with a cross:
Photo by Gail
Photo by Janet N.
Photos of KALS for May 1st and May 16th:
Photo by Gail
Photo by Karen
Photos May 16th:
Photo by Gail
Photo by Karen B
Photo by Pat
Photo by Linda
Thanks to all our members for contributing the photos. Sorry I was a bit late in posting.
Photo by Gail
Photo by Janet N.
Photos of KALS for May 1st and May 16th:
Photo by Gail
Photo by Karen
Photos May 16th:
Thanks to all our members for contributing the photos. Sorry I was a bit late in posting.
Friday, May 20, 2016
May 16th 2016 KAL Day 6 FINAL
Our
final day of rows. This is called
Vertical Eyelet Cloth and was designed by Janet Nogle. If you are interested in suppling a photo of
your cloth when it is complete, just send me one. I have several KAL photos to add.
Day 6:
Row 49: K4, P3, *P2Tog, YO, P3; Repeat from * to end, K4.
Row 50: Knit
across.
Row 51: K4, P3, *YO, P2Tog, P3; Repeat from *to end, K4
Row 52: Knit Across
Border:
Rows 1-4: Knit across.
Bind
off
Weave
in ends.
KAL
Colors for June:
June
1st: June
June
16th: Red
Janet Nogle
jcnogle@gmail.com
Thursday, May 19, 2016
May 16th 2016 KAL Day 5
Here are today’s rows. We
will finish up the cloth tomorrow:
Day 5:
Row 39: K4, P3, *YO, P2Tog, P3; Repeat from *to end, K4
Row 40: Knit Across
Row 41: K4, P3, *P2Tog, YO, P3; Repeat from * to end, K4.
Row 42: Knit
across.
Row 43: K4, P3, *YO, P2Tog, P3; Repeat from *to end, K4
Row 44: Knit Across
Row 45: K4, P3, *P2Tog, YO, P3; Repeat from * to end, K4.
Row 46: Knit
across.
Row 47: K4, P3, *YO, P2Tog, P3; Repeat from *to end, K4
Row 48: Knit Across
Janet Nogle
jcnogle@gmail.com
Wednesday, May 18, 2016
May 16th 2016 KAL Day 4
Here are the rows for today:
Day 4:
Row 29: K4, P3, *P2Tog, YO, P3; Repeat from * to end, K4.
Row 30: Knit across.
Row 31: K4, P3, *YO, P2Tog, P3; Repeat from *to end, K4
Row 32: Knit Across
Row 33: K4, P3, *P2Tog, YO, P3; Repeat from * to end, K4.
Row 34: Knit across.
Row 35: K4, P3, *YO, P2Tog, P3; Repeat from *to end, K4
Row 36: Knit Across
Row 37: K4, P3, *P2Tog, YO, P3; Repeat from * to end, K4.
Row 38: Knit across.
Janet Nogle
jcnogle@gmail.com
Tuesday, May 17, 2016
May 16th 2016 KAL Day 3
Day
3
Row
19:
K4, P3, *YO, P2Tog, P3; Repeat from *to end, K4
Row
20:
Knit Across
Row
21:
K4, P3, *P2Tog, YO, P3; Repeat from * to end, K4.
Row
22:
Knit across.
Row
23:
K4, P3, *YO, P2Tog, P3; Repeat from *to end, K4
Row
24:
Knit Across
Row
25:
K4, P3, *P2Tog, YO, P3; Repeat from * to end, K4.
Row
26:
Knit across.
Row
27:
K4, P3, *YO, P2Tog, P3; Repeat from *to end, K4
Row
28:
Knit Across
Janet Nogle
jcnogle@gmail.com
Monday, May 16, 2016
May 16th 2016 KAL Day 1-2
Everyday rows will be sent via an
email, I will be "Replying" to the first email so all of the rows
will be on one email at the end of the KAL. If you are a "Special
Notice" member, you will need to get your rows for day 2 through
final from our blog or checking our site for the "updated" emails.
Yahoo doesn't provide for "reply" messages to be sent to the Special
Notice members.
If you need help, check How to Knit | KnittingHelp.com for any assistance or write an email to the group for help. For day 1 and day 2 of rows, I will post photos.
If you need help, check How to Knit | KnittingHelp.com for any assistance or write an email to the group for help. For day 1 and day 2 of rows, I will post photos.
Using Lifelines will help with any project. If you aren't sure what that is, there is plenty of info on the Internet about it but it is basically where you put thread or thin yarn through a row already worked, designating that all the rows to that point are error free. You should document what row you put the lifeline in so you have a point of reference. If you make any error after that point, you know you are OK with the previous rows anyway
This
is a Lace cloth.
Materials:
1 skein of cotton yarn – I used Gold
Size
Needle: #7
US
Note:
P2Tog
= Purl 2 stitches together
YO
= Yarn Over
Cast
on:
Multiple of 5 + 3 + Border (25+3+8 border = 36) = 36
Border:
Rows
1-4: Knit
across.
Pattern:
Row
1:
K4, P3, *P2Tog, YO, P3; Repeat from * to end, K4.
Row
2:
Knit across.
Row
3:
K4, P3, *YO, P2Tog, P3; Repeat from *to end, K4
Row
4:
Knit Across
Row
5:
K4, P3, *P2Tog, YO, P3; Repeat from * to end, K4.
Row
6:
Knit across.
Row
7:
K4, P3, *YO, P2Tog, P3; Repeat from *to end, K4
Row
8:
Knit Across
Day
2:
Row
9:
K4, P3, *P2Tog, YO, P3; Repeat from * to end, K4.
Row
10: Knit
across.
Row
11:
K4, P3, *YO, P2Tog, P3; Repeat from *to end, K4
Row
12:
Knit Across
Row
13:
K4, P3, *P2Tog, YO, P3; Repeat from * to end, K4.
Row
14: Knit
across.
Row
15:
K4, P3, *YO, P2Tog, P3; Repeat from *to end, K4
Row
16:
Knit Across
Row
17:
K4, P3, *P2Tog, YO, P3; Repeat from * to end, K4.
Row
18: Knit
across.
Janet Nogle
jcnogle@gmail.com
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Saturday, May 7, 2016
May 1st 2016 KAL Day 8 - Final with Photo
Here are the rest of the rows along with a photo:
The designer is Janet Nogle and the name of this KAL is “Ant Egg Stitch Cloth”. I don’t get it? It doesn’t much look like an ant egg to me but it was interesting. Another thing is that either side looks good.
The designer is Janet Nogle and the name of this KAL is “Ant Egg Stitch Cloth”. I don’t get it? It doesn’t much look like an ant egg to me but it was interesting. Another thing is that either side looks good.
The
next KAL will be a lace cloth.
Day
8:
Row
57:
(RS) K3,
*K2, WYIF Sl 2, WYIB*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
58:
(WS) K3,
*P2, K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
59:
K3, *WYIF
Sl 2, WYIB, K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
60:
K3, *K2,
P2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
61:
(RS) K3,
*K2, WYIF Sl 2, WYIB*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
62:
(WS) K3,
*P2, K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
63:
K3, *WYIF
Sl 2, WYIB, K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
64:
K3, *K2,
P2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Border:
Row
1-4:
Knit
Across
Bind
off
Weave
in ends.
KAL
Colors for May and June:
May
Lavender / Gold or Yellow
June
Green / Red
Janet Nogle
jcnogle@gmail.com
Friday, May 6, 2016
May 1st 2016 KAL Day 7
Here are the rows for today:
Day 7:
Row 49: (RS) K3, *K2, WYIF Sl 2,
WYIB*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row 50: (WS) K3, *P2, K2*; Repeat between *’s and
end K3.
Row 51: K3, *WYIF Sl 2, WYIB,
K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row 52: K3, *K2, P2*; Repeat between
*’s and end K3.
Row 53: (RS) K3, *K2, WYIF Sl 2,
WYIB*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row 54: (WS) K3, *P2, K2*; Repeat between *’s and
end K3.
Row 55: K3, *WYIF Sl 2, WYIB,
K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row 56: K3, *K2, P2*; Repeat between
*’s and end K3.
Janet Nogle
jcnogle@gmail.com
Thursday, May 5, 2016
May 1st 2015 KAL Day 6
Day 6:
Row 41: (RS) K3, *K2, WYIF Sl 2,
WYIB*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row 42: (WS) K3, *P2, K2*; Repeat between *’s and
end K3.
Row 43: K3, *WYIF Sl 2, WYIB,
K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row 44: K3, *K2, P2*; Repeat between
*’s and end K3.
Row 45: (RS) K3, *K2, WYIF Sl 2,
WYIB*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row 46: (WS) K3, *P2, K2*; Repeat between *’s and
end K3.
Row 47: K3, *WYIF Sl 2, WYIB,
K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row 48: K3, *K2, P2*; Repeat between
*’s and end K3.
Janet Nogle
jcnogle@gmail.com
Wednesday, May 4, 2016
May 1st 2016 KAL Day 5
Here are todays rows:
Day
5:
Row
33:
(RS) K3,
*K2, WYIF Sl 2, WYIB*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
34:
(WS) K3,
*P2, K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
35:
K3, *WYIF
Sl 2, WYIB, K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
36:
K3, *K2,
P2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
37:
(RS) K3,
*K2, WYIF Sl 2, WYIB*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
38:
(WS) K3,
*P2, K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
39:
K3, *WYIF
Sl 2, WYIB, K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
40:
K3, *K2,
P2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Janet Nogle
jcnogle@gmail.com
Tuesday, May 3, 2016
May 1st 2016 KAL Day 4
Here are the rows for today:
Day
4:
Row
25:
(RS) K3,
*K2, WYIF Sl 2, WYIB*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
26:
(WS) K3,
*P2, K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
27:
K3, *WYIF
Sl 2, WYIB, K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
28:
K3, *K2,
P2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
29:
(RS) K3,
*K2, WYIF Sl 2, WYIB*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
30:
(WS) K3,
*P2, K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
31:
K3, *WYIF
Sl 2, WYIB, K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
32:
K3, *K2,
P2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Janet Nogle
jcnogle@gmail.com
Monday, May 2, 2016
May 1st 2016 KAL Day 3 and photo
Here are the rows for day 3 and a photo after day 2 rows were worked:
Day 3:
Row 17: (RS) K3, *K2, WYIF Sl 2,
WYIB*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row 18: (WS) K3, *P2, K2*; Repeat between *’s and
end K3.
Row 19: K3, *WYIF Sl 2, WYIB,
K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row 20: K3, *K2, P2*; Repeat between
*’s and end K3.
Row 21: (RS) K3, *K2, WYIF Sl 2,
WYIB*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row 22: (WS) K3, *P2, K2*; Repeat between *’s and
end K3.
Row 23: K3, *WYIF Sl 2, WYIB,
K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row 24: K3, *K2, P2*; Repeat between
*’s and end K3.
Janet Nogle
jcnogle@gmail.com
Sunday, May 1, 2016
May 1st 2016 KAL Day 1-2
Here is our first KAL for May. I will post photos of last month's KAL a little later this week:
Using Lifelines will help with any project. If you aren't sure what that is, there is plenty of info on the Internet about it but it is basically where you put thread or thin yarn through a row already worked, designating that all the rows to that point are error free. You should document what row you put the lifeline in so you have a point of reference. If you make any error after that point, you know you are OK with the previous rows anyway
Everyday rows will be sent via an email,
I will be "Replying" to the first email so all of the rows will be on
one email at the end of the KAL. If you are a "Special Notice"
member, you will need to get your rows for day 2 through final from our
blog or checking our site for the "updated" emails. Yahoo doesn't
provide for "reply" messages to be sent to the Special Notice
members.
If you need help, check How to Knit | KnittingHelp.com for any assistance or write an email to the group for help. For day 1 and day 2 of rows, I will post photos.
If you need help, check How to Knit | KnittingHelp.com for any assistance or write an email to the group for help. For day 1 and day 2 of rows, I will post photos.
Using Lifelines will help with any project. If you aren't sure what that is, there is plenty of info on the Internet about it but it is basically where you put thread or thin yarn through a row already worked, designating that all the rows to that point are error free. You should document what row you put the lifeline in so you have a point of reference. If you make any error after that point, you know you are OK with the previous rows anyway
This
is a Pattern Stitch cloth.
Materials:
1 skein of cotton yarn
Size
Needle: #7 US
Cast On: 38
Border:
Row
1-4:
Knit
Across
Notes:
WYIF =
With yarn in front
WYIB = With yarn in back
Slip
Stitches:
You will move the yarn in the “purl” position when slipping stitches and you
will slip “Purl Wise” throughout when asked to “slip”.
Pattern:
Row
1:
(RS) K3,
*K2, WYIF Sl 2, WYIB*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
2:
(WS) K3,
*P2, K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
3:
K3, *WYIF
Sl 2, WYIB, K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
4:
K3, *K2,
P2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
5:
(RS) K3,
*K2, WYIF Sl 2, WYIB*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
6:
(WS) K3,
*P2, K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
7:
K3, *WYIF
Sl 2, WYIB, K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
8:
K3, *K2,
P2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Day
2:
Row
9:
(RS) K3,
*K2, WYIF Sl 2, WYIB*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
10:
(WS) K3,
*P2, K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
11:
K3, *WYIF
Sl 2, WYIB, K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
12:
K3, *K2,
P2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
13:
(RS) K3,
*K2, WYIF Sl 2, WYIB*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
14:
(WS) K3,
*P2, K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
15:
K3, *WYIF
Sl 2, WYIB, K2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Row
16:
K3, *K2,
P2*; Repeat between *’s and end K3.
Photo after day 1:
Janet Nogle
jcnogle@gmail.com
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