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21 September Knitting and Crochet Digest

Knitting Pattern for a Stylish Top and Scarf in Pink-Purple Yarn

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Susan

Jul 29, 2021 02:06 AM

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Complete Guide to Crafting a Stylish Top and Scarf with Pink-Purple Yarn

You’ll Need:

200 (300) 300g of pink-purple yarn (51% cotton, 45% polyacryl, 4% polyamide; 180m/100g) for the top;

100g of the same yarn for the scarf;

Knitting needles size 5.

Size:

S (M) L.

Scarf: 20 cm wide, 120 cm circumference.

Used Patterns

Main Pattern:

1st row: 1 selvage st, *1 yarn over, 1 knit st*, 1 selvage st;

2nd row: 1 selvage st, knit sts, slip yarn overs of the previous row and draw sts, 1 selvage st.

Repeat 1st-2nd rows.

Stitches Control:

10 sts x 15 rows = 10 x 10 cm.

Instructions

Top:

Make 2 rectangles. For this, cast on 28 (30) 32 sts with knitting needles size 5 and work with the main pattern. In 120 (128) 136 cm = 180 (192) 204 rows, bind off sts.

Assembly

Fold both details across. Put them one upon another in a cross, as shown in the pattern design, with the right half on top. Count the knots from both sides and place markers. Connect details with mattress stitch in the following way: sew 12 (13) 14 knots in the lower part of one side. Skip 24 (26) 28 knots of another detail, and connect the next 10 knots. Make several stitches in one place when turning, catching both seams.

Loop Scarf

Cast on 22 sts and make 1 WS row of knit sts. Continue work with the main pattern. In 120 sts from the set-up row, sew open sts of the last row with Kitchener's stitch to the edge with bound off sts.

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