April 1st KAL Day 3 & Photo

The above is a photo of the cloth after day 2.  This will be the last photo for this KAL.

The rows for today are below:

Note:  SKPO means, slip 1, knit 1, pass slip stitch over.

21:  k3, p12, k3, p2, k3, p12, k3

22:  knit across
23:  k3, p12, k3, p2, k3, p12, k3
24:  knit across
25:  k3, p12, k8, p12, k3
26:  knit across
27:  k3, p12, k8, p12, k3
28:  knit across
29:  k3, p3, yo, k2tog, p7, k8, p7, skpo, yo, p3, k3
30:  knit across

Janet Nogle
jcnogle@gmail.com

April 1st KAL Day 2

Here are the rows for day 2.  The above photo is what the cloth should look like after day 1.

11:  k3, p9, k14, p9, k3

12:  knit across
13:  k3, p11, k10, p11, k3
14:  knit across
15:  k3, p11, k10, p11, k3
16:  knit across
17:  k3, p11, k10, p11, k3
18:  knit across
19:  k3, p11, k10, p11, k3
20:  knit across

Janet Nogle
jcnogle@gmail.com

April 1st KAL Day 1

Hi all:

Everyday rows will be sent via an email, I will be "Replying" to this
email so all of the rows will be on one email at the end of the KAL.

PLEASE NOTE:  Use our KAL Blog if you don't see the rows. Every KAL I receive emails saying "can I get the rows for today?" If you see a response from me it may just say "Use The Blog" to remind you.  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 www.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.

FYI - This is a picture cloth 

 

Materials: 1 skein cotton yarn. I recommend light to medium blue.

US #6 Knitting needles

Cast on 38 stitches

1:  knit across

2:  knit across

3:  knit across

4:  knit across
5:  k3, p32, k3
6:  knit across
7:  k3, p9, k14, p9, k3

8:  knit across

9:  k3, p9, k14, p9, k3

10:  knit across

Janet Nogle

jcnogle@gmail.com

Moderator-Monthly Dishcloth Group

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MonthlyDishcloths/

Owner Monthly-Knit-Along Group:

https://groups.google.com/d/forum/monthly-knit-along-group

Dishcloth Calendars: www.dishclothcalendar.com

Monthly KAL Blog: http://monthlydishclothoverflow.blogspot.com/

Special Stitch KAL Day 2

After completing day 1, your cloth should resemble the below photo:

Row 7:            With color A, Knit across

Row 8:            With Color A, K4, P37, K4 
Row 9:            Color B K1, Sl 1 (PW), *K5, Sl 1 (PW) *; Repeat between *’s, ending K1.
Row 10:         Color B K1, YF, Sl 1 (PW), YB *K5, YF, Sl 1 (PW), YB*; Repeat between *'s 
                        end with K1
Row 11:         Color B P1, YB, Sl 1 (PW), YF, *P5, YB, Sl 1 (PW), YF*; Repeat between *’s, 
                        end with P1.
Row 12:         Color B K1, YF, Sl 1 (PW), YB *K5, YF, Sl 1 (PW), YB*; Repeat between *’s, end
                        K1

This ends the row pattern.  Repeat the 12 pattern rows 5 times, then repeat rows 1-8 once.  Knit 4 rows with B, bind off and weave in end.

The above photo is what the cloth should look like after day 2 (photo is a little blurred..sorry)

The below is the pattern without all the photos
If you are new to knitting this pattern will probably be new to you.  It has been around a long time and is a Peaches N Crème that can found in a lot of places and if you aren't familiar with Kay & Ann's website, you may want to visit.  This cloth was in their Mason Dixon Knitting Book #1.  Their site is located at http://www.masondixonknitting.com/

BallBand Dishcloth (Brick Stitch)

Materials:

2 skeins of solid color yarn OR 1 skein of variegated & 1 skein of solid color.

#6 or #7 US Knitting Needles

Cast on: 45

 Border:

With Color B,

Rows 1-4:      Knit Across

Pattern:

Row 1:            With Color A, Knit across.

Row 2:            With Color A. K4, P37, K4

                        If you haven’t added a lifeline yet, now would be the time to do it.

Row 3:            With Color B after attaching the alt color, K4,  Sl1 (PW), *K5, Sl 1 (PW) *;

                         repeat between *’s ending with K4

Row 4:            With B, K4, YF, Sl 1 (PW), YB * K5, YF, Sl 1 (PW), YB*; Repeat between *’s ending K4
Row 5:            With B, P4, YB, Sl 1 (PW), YF, *P5, YB, Sl 1(PW), YF*; Repeat between *’s, ending P4
Row 6:            With B, K4, YF, Sl 1 (PW), YB, *K5, YF, Sl 1 (PW), YB*; Repeat between *’s
                         ending, K4
Row 7:            With color A, Knit across
Row 8:            With Color A, K4, P37, K4 
Row 9:            Color B K1, Sl 1 (PW), *K5, Sl 1 (PW) *; Repeat between *’s, ending K1.
Row 10:         Color B K1, YF, Sl 1 (PW), YB *K5, YF, Sl 1 (PW), YB*; Repeat between *’s, end
                        K1
Row 11:         Color B P1, YB, Sl 1 (PW), YF, *P5, YB, Sl 1 (PW), YF*; Repeat between *’s, end
                        P1
Row 12:         Color B K1, YF, Sl 1 (PW), YB *K5, YF, Sl 1 (PW), YB*; Repeat between *’s, end
                        K1
Repeat the 12 pattern rows 5 times, then repeat rows
1-8 Once.  Knit 4 Rows with B, bind off and weave in ends.

 

 

Special Stitch KAL

Here is the KAL I was telling everyone about.  I will post the rows for two days and then everyone is on their own to finish.

Materials:  2 skeins of yarn, 2 different colors (A color is main color and B is contrast color)
                  Needle: #6 or #7
Notes:
Sl:      Slip Stitch
(PW)  Purlwise (put right needle in front of st - as if to purl, and move this stitch to the right needle.
YF:    Yarn Forward - Place yarn in Purl position
YB:    Yarn Back:  Place yarn in knit position

Cast on: 45

Border:

With Color B,
Rows 1-4:      Knit Across

Pattern:

Row 1:            With Color A, Knit across.

Attach:

Attach new color (above).  Change to alternate color by putting color used to the back, and new color to the front of the old color).  Work the row below:
NOTE:  Tie the two colors together on the tail ends on the wrong side of work:

 Completed row should look like the photo above.  This is a photo from the wrong side.

Row 2:            With Color A. K4, P37, K4

                        If you haven’t added a lifeline yet, now would be the time to do it.

 Row 3:            With Color B after attaching the alt color, K4,  Sl1 (PW), *K5, Sl 1 (PW)

                          *; Repeat between *'s ending with K4.

 

Photo above shows slipping the 1st stitch Purlwise.

Row 4:            With B, K4, YF, Sl 1 (PW), YB * K5, YF, Sl 1 (PW), YB*; Repeat between *’s ending K4

 

The above photo shows a slip stitch with yarn in front.  Continue working the row till you come to the previous slip st, put yarn in front and slip the slip stitch to the right needle and put yarn in back to knit the next 5.

 

Row 5:            With B, P4, YB, Sl 1 (PW), YF, *P5, YB, Sl 1(PW), YF*; Repeat between *’s, ending P4

                        (When you get to the sl st, put yarn in back, Sl 1 & place yarn in front & P5)

Row 6:            With B, K4, YF, Sl 1 (PW), YB, *K5, YF, Sl 1 (PW), YB*; Repeat between *’s ending, K4

                        (When you get to the slip st, place yarn in front, slip the st and then put 

                         yarn  in back  And K5.)

 

END OF DAY 1

 

March 16 KAL Day 7 - Final and KAL Announcement

Hi guys:
The Special Announcement:  We will start a new KAL on Monday, it will only be for 2 days.  Some of the suggestions I received was to explain or demonstrate certain stitches.  We will do one of these on Monday, and will end on Tuesday giving you the chance to ask questions before we all finish the cloth on our own.  I can tell you that you will need 2 different colors, size 6 or 7 needle and there will be photos on our KAL Blog.  Rest up  :)

Well one of ours members had a concern with the border on row 10 and when I checked, she was right.....Row 10, row 26, row 42 should end "P1,K1".  Although it doesn't change the overall look, I thought you might want to have the information in case you decide to knit more of these.

The last days rows are listed below and the designer of this cloth is me, this cloth first appeared in "Peaches N Creme Dedicated Pattern Booklet".  The name of the cloth is Floral Eyelet cloth and it was done in Peaches N Creme yarn with Potpourri Ombre, (the original color, there were two) which was one of my favoriates.  It will be uploaded to our "Pattern" group.  A copy of the Peaches N Creme booklet is still in print if you are interested in purchasing.

Row 57: K1, P1, K30, K1, P1

Row 58: P1, K1, P30, P1, K1
 

Border:

Row 1: (RS) K1, P1 across

Row 2: (WS) P1, K1 across

Row 3: K1, P1 across

Row 4: P1, K1 across

Row 5:  Knit Across

Bind Off

Weave in ends

March 16 KAL Day 6

Here are the rows for today:

Day 6:

Row 47: K1, P1, K3, *K2, YO, K2Tog, K2; Repeat from * to last 5, K3, K1, P1

Row 48: P1, K1, P30, P1, K1

Row 49: (RS) K1, P1, Knit across, end K1, P1

Row 50: (WS) P1, K1, P30, P1, K1

Row 51: K1, P1, K2, YO, *K2Tog, K4, YO; Rep from *to last 6 stitches, end K2tog, K2, K1, P1

Row 52: P1, K1, P30, P1, K1

Row 53: K1, P1, * SSK, YO, K1, YO, K2Tog, K1; Repeat from * to end, K1, P1

Row 54: P1, K1, P30, P1, K1

Row 55: K1, P1, K2, YO, * K2Tog, K4, YO; Repeat from * to last 6, end K2Tog, K2, K1, P1

Row 56: P1, K1, P30, P1, K1

 

Janet Nogle

jcnogle@gmail.com