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Dishcloth Mosaic 15, Horse: A Detailed Knitting Pattern with Mosaic Techniques and Colorwork

Dishcloth Mosaic #15, Horse

Details about the Project Picture
BasedonMy design/45stitchesover60rows
NeedleSize5
Cast on53
Finished size 9.75" wide x 8.5" long
YarnmaincolorH. Lobby I Love This Cotton, 48 Taupe
contrastcolorKnit Picks Black

Pattern illustration

MosaicKnitting in GeneralIf you've never done Mosaic Knitting before, I recommend a little research first. It's NOT
with no number - the cloth in the photo looks orange and purple) which goes into a lot of detail or there are
manyexcellentonlineresources.

Right andWrongSidesOdd number rows are on the right side, even number rows are the wrong side. In other
words, if you are knitting an odd number row, you should be looking at the right side.
SlippingtheStitchesright side - wyib (with yarn in back)wrong side - wyif (with yarn in front)
StitchMarkersI highly recommend them. I personally am not smart enough to knit most things, especially mosaic,
without them. Your knitting will be much easier if you use them, in whatever configuration makes sense to

CuttingtheyarnwhenaddingnewcolorsDon't.Youwon'tbecutting either color untilyou arecompletelydone
using it. Instead, carry it up the side of the work. My original Dishcloth in Mosaic on Ravelry (a free
download) has detailed explanations on how to do this, or there are many good explanations online.

SideBordersandStockinette I personally like the fancy borders and the look of stockinette.
op nos fl 'l! ous oa yonw os bund allaaf luop lo ynusip saueid e juem sng Yew nos asamo
want to mess with fancy side borders, you can just do garter stitch borders on the side. Just remember

If you really hate purlingIf you really want to make your life easy, just do your whole cloth in garter stitch (knit,
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ui u aun ym suos aun buidds ae no u os punoe u no
Borders in this PatternThe borders in this pattern add an additional 8 stitches to the width (4 each side)
Adjusting the size of your clothTo make sure the pattern stays centered on your cloth, if you want to adjust the size,
if the pattern multiple is 10+3, the 3 edge stitches are always there. If you want to make the cloth wider
snoo mo uad aun s ubual au ahuuo on sum no fl 'ot jo aidnw e ons so ppe amou o
a multiple of 20 rows, then add or subtract 20 rows. Of course, you can always make minor tweaks by
oog pue dot aun ne smou apiog jo saqnu aun no siapoq apis anos busnipe

kknit
pjund
mcmain colorThis is the color you'll start and end the cloth with.
CCcontrast color
slslip the stitche.g. sl-1 would mean to slip 1 stitch from the left needle to the right needle without
working it (sl-2 would mean to slip 2 stitches, etc). For this pattern, always slip purlwise
which means the needle is facing the stitch tobeslipped as if you weregoing topurl it.
wyibwith yarn in back When you slip a stitch, the yarn needs to be in the back, just as if you were about to knit.
wyifwith yarn in front When you slip a stitch, the yarn needs to be in front, as if you were about to purl.

Cast on 53 in main color.

Bottom Border

Border Row 1 - mcknit
Border Row2-mcknit
BorderRow3-mcknit
Border Row 4 - mcknit

Border Row 5 -|beg border mck2 p2
knit to last 6
endborderp2 k2
Border Row 6 - mcbeg borderk1 p1 k2
purl to last 6
end borderk2 p1 k1

Begin using contrast color

BorderRow7- CCbeg borderk2sl-2 wyib
knit to last 7
end bordersl-2 wyibk2
BorderRow8-beg borderk1 p1wyif sl-2
CC
purl to last 7
endborderwyif sl-2p1 k1

Abbreviations:

Sections12.3and4.eachhave10.stitchesinthem.s sectiolsi，z，Saiu4eacliiaveiostrtclnesirthel.c

Row 1 - mcbeg borderk2 p2place marker
section1 k1sl-1 k1 sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1
placemarker
section 2 k1sl-1 k1 sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1
placemarker
section 3 k1sl-1 k1 sl-1 k2S-2 k2placemarker
section 4 k10placemarker
section 5 k1sl-2 k2 placemarker
end borderp2k2

purlmcstitches&wyifsliptheccstitchesuntil last4stitches
endborder k2 2p1k1
Row 3 - ccbeg borderk2sl-2 wyib slip marker
section 1k10slip marker
k10slip marker
section 2
k8sl-1 k1
section 3slip marker
section 4sl-1 k1sl-1 k1 sl-1k1 sl-1 k1 sl-1 k1 slip marker
section 5sl-1 k4slip marker
endborder sl-2 wyibk2 k1
Row 4 - cc
beg border purl the cc stitches, wyif slip the mc stitches until last 4 stitchesp1 wyif sl-2 p1 k1
endborder wyif sl-2
slip marker
Row5-mcbeg border k2 p2
k1 sl-1k1 sl-1 k1sl-1 k1 sl-1 k1 sl-1
section1slip marker
section 2k1 sl-1k1 sl-1 k1sl-1 k1 sl-1 k1 sl-1
slip marker
section 3k1 sl-1k1 sl-1 k2S-2 k2 slip marker
section 4k10slip marker
section5k1 sl-2k2 slip marker
endborder
p2k2

purl mc stitches & wyif slip the cc stitches until last 4 stitches
sl-2 wyibend border k2 p1 slip markerk1
Row 7 - ccbeg borderk2
section 1k10slip marker
section 2k10slip marker
section 3k8sl-1 k1 slip marker
section 4sl-1 k1sl-2 k1 sl-1 k1 sl-2 k1 slip marker
section 5sl-1 k4slip marker
end bordersl-2 wyib k2
Row 8 - ccbeg border k1 p1 wyif sl-2
purl the cc stitches, wyif slip the mc stitches until last 4 stitches end border wyif sl-2 p1 k1
Row 9 - mcbeg border k2p2slip marker
section1k1 k1k1 sl-1 k1 sl-1 k1 k1 k1
section 2 k1p1 k1sl-1 slip p1 k1 p1 k1 sl-1 k1 sl-1
slip
section 3 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1 sl-2 k3 slip marker
section 4 k4Sl-1 k5slip marker
section 5 k1k1 k2slip marker
end borderp2 k2

Row 11 - cCbeg border k2sl-2 wyib slip marker
section 1k10 slip marker
section 2k10 slip marker
section 3k7 sl-2 k1slip marker
section 4sl-1 k1 sl-2 k1sl-1 k1 sl-1 k2slip marker
section 5sl-1 k4 slip marker
end border sl-2 wyibk2
Row 12 - ccbeg border k1 p1wyif sl-2
purl the cc stitches, wyif slip the mc stitches until last 4 stitchesend border wyif sl-2p1 k1
Row13-mcbeg border k2 p2slip marker
section 1k1 sl-1 k1sl-1 k1 sl-1 k1sl-1 k1 sl-1
slip marker
section 2k1 sl-1 k1sl-1 k1 sl-1 k1sl-1 k1 sl-1
slip marker
section3k1 sl-1 k1sl-2 k4 sl-1slip marker
section 4k4 sl-1 k3sl-2 slip marker
section 5k1 sl-2 k2slip marker
endborder p2k2

Row15-cCbeg borderk2sl-2 wyibslip marker
section 1k10slip marker
section 2k10slip marker
section 3k5sl-1 k1sl-1 k2slip marker
section 4sl-1 k1sl-1 k2sl-1 k1sl-1 k2slip marker
section 5sl-1 k4slip marker
end bordersl-2 wyibk2
Row16- cCbeg border purl the cc stitches, wyif slip the mc stitches until last 4 stitchesk1 p1 wyif sl-2wyif sl-2
Row17-mcbeg borderk2 p2end border slip markerp1 k1
section1k1sl-1 k1sl-2 k5slip marker
section 2k1sl-2 k2sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1slip marker
section 3sl-1 k7sl-2slip marker
section 4k3sl-2 k3sl-2slip marker
section5k1sl-2 k2slip marker
end borderp2 k2
Row18-mcbeg borderk1p1k2
purl mc stitches & wyif slip the cc stitches until last 4 stitches

section1 k5sl-2k1 sl-1k1slip marker
section 2 sl-1k9slip marker
section 3 k1sl-2k1sl-1 k1sl-2 k2slip marker
section 4sl-1 k1sl-1 k2sl-1 k1sl-1 k2slip marker
section 5sl-1 k4slip marker
end bordersl-2 wyibk2
Row20-cCbeg border purl the cc stitches, wyif slip the mc stitches until last 4 stitchesk1 p1wyif sl-2
endborderwyif sl-2p1 k1
Row21-mcbeg borderk2 p2slip marker
section 1k2sl-2 k6slip marker
section 2k10slip marker
section 3k8sl-2slip marker
section 4 k3sl-2 k3sl-2slip marker
section5 k1
sl-2 k2slip marker
end borderp2k2
Row22-mcbeg borderk1 p1 k2
purl mc stitches & wyif slip the cc stitches until last 4 stitches
endborderk2p1k1

Row 23 - ccbeg border k2sl-2 wyibslip marker
section 1 k4sl-1k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1slip marker
section 2 sl-1k1 sl-1k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1slip marker
section 3 sl-1k1 sl-1k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k3slip marker
section 4 sl-1k1 sl-1k2sl-2 k3slip marker
section 5sl-1 k4slip marker
end bordersl-2 wyibk2
Row 24 - ccbeg borderk1 p1wyif sl-2
purl the cc stitches, wyif slip the mc stitches until last 4 stitches
end borderwyif sl-2p1 k1

Row25-mcbeg borderk2 p2slip marker
section 1k2sl-2 k6slip marker
section 2k10slip marker
section 3k7sl-2 k1slip marker
section 4k3sl-1 k3sl-1 k2slip marker
section 5k1sl-2 k2slip marker
endborderp2k2
Row26-mcbeg borderk1 p1 k2
purl mc stitches & wyif slip the cc stitches until last 4 stitches
endborderk2 p1 k1

Row27-CCbeg borderk2 sl-2 wyibslip marker
section1k4sl-1 k1 sl-1 k1Sl-1 k1slip marker
section 2sl-1 k1 sl-1k1 sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1slipmarker
section 3sl-1 k1sl-1 k1 sl-2 k3sl-1slip marker
section 4sl-1 k3sl-1 k3 sl-1 k1slip marker
section 5sl-1 k4slip marker
endbordersl-2 wyib k2
Row28-CCbeg borderk1 p1wyif sl-2
purl the cc stitches, wyif slip the mc stitches until last 4 stitches
endborderwyif sl-2p1 k1

Row29-mcbeg borderk2 p2slip marker
section1k2sl-2 k6slip marker
section 2k10slip marker
section 3k6sl-2 k2slip marker
section 4k1sl-1 k3Sl-2 k3slip marker
section5k1sl-2 k2slip marker
endborderp2k2
Row30-mcbeg borderk1 p1 k2
purl mc stitches & wyif slip the cc stitches until last 4 stitches
endborderk2 p1 k1

Row31-cCbeg borderk2sl-2 wyibslip marker
section 1k6sl-1 k1sl-1 k1slip marker
section 2sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1 sl-1k1 slip marker
section 3sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-2 k2slip marker
section 4k2sl-1 k1sl-1 k2sl-2 k1slip marker
section 5k5slip marker
end bordersl-2 wyibk2
Row 32 - ccbeg border k1p1 wyif sl-2
purl the cc stitches, wyif slip the mc stitches until last 4 stitches
endborder wyif sl-2p1k1

Row33-mcbeg borderk2 p2slip marker
section 1k1Sl-1 k2sl-2 k4 slip marker
section 2k10slip marker
section 3k6sl-1 k3slip marker
section 4sl-2 k7sl-1slip marker
section 5sl-1 k2sl-1 k1slip marker
endborderp2k2
Row34-mcbeg borderk1 p1k2
purl mc stitches & wyif slip the cc stitches until last 4 stitches
endborderk2 p1k1

Row 35 - ccbeg borderk2sl-2 wyibslip marker
section 1k8sl-1 k1slip marker
section 2sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1 slip marker
section 3sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k2sl-2 k1slip marker
section 4k2sl-1 k1sl-1 k5slip marker
section 5k5slip marker
end bordersl-2 wyibk2
Row 36 - ccbeg border k1p1 wyif sl-2
purl the cc stitches, wyif slip the mc stitches until last 4 stitches
end border wyif sl-2p1k1

Row 37 - mcbeg borderk2 p2slip marker
section 1k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k2sl-2 k2slip marker
section 2k10slip marker
section 3k5sl-2 k2sl-1slip marker
section 4sl-1 k4sl-2 k2Sl-1slip marker
section 5k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1slip marker
end borderp2k2
Row 38 - mcbeg borderk1 p1 k2
purl mc stitches & wyif slip the cc stitches until last 4 stitches
end borderk2p1 k1

Row 39 - ccbeg border k2sl-2 wyib slip marker
section 1 k9sl-1 slip marker
section 2 sI-1 k1sl-1 k1 sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1slip marker
section 3 sl-1 k1sl-2 k3 sl-2 k1slip marker
section 4 k1sl-1 k8 slip marker
section 5 k5slip marker
end bordersl-2 wyib k2
Row40-cCbeg borderk1 p1wyif sl-2
purl the cc stitches, wyif slip the mc stitches until last 4 stitches
end borderwyif sl-2p1 k1

Row41-mcbeg borderk2 p2slip marker
section 1k1sl-1 k1Sl-1 k1sI-1 k1sl-2 k1slip marker
section 2k10slip marker
section 3k4sl-2 k4slip marker
section 4k2sl-2 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1Sl-1slip marker
section 5k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1slip marker
end borderp2k2
Row42-mcbeg borderk1 p1k2
purl mc stitches & wyif slip the cc stitches until last 4 stitches
end border k2p1k1

section1k9Sl-1slip marker
section 2sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1slip marker
section 3sl-2 k2sl-1 k3slip marker
sl-1 k1
section 4 k10slip marker
section 5k5slip marker
end bordersl-2 wyibk2
Row 44 - ccbeg borderk1 p1wyif sl-2
purl the cc stitches, wyif slip the mc stitches until last 4 stitches
end borderwyif sl-2p1 k1
Row 45- mcbeg borderk2 p2slip marker
section 1k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k2sl-2 k2slip marker
section 2k10slip marker
section 3k7sl-2 k1slip marker
section 4sl-1 k1
k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1slip marker
section 5slip marker
k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1
end borderp2k2
Row 46 - mcbeg borderk1 p1k2
purl mc stitches & wyif slip the cc stitches until last 4 stitches
end borderk2 p1k1

section1k8sl-1 k1slip marker
section 2sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1 sl-1 k1slip marker
section3sl-2 k8slip marker
section 4k10slip marker
section5k5slip marker
end bordersl-2 wyibk2
Row 48 - ccbeg borderk1 p1 wyif sl-2
purl the cc stitches, wyif slip the mc stitches until last 4 stitches
end borderwyif sl-2 p1 k1
Row49-mcbeg borderk2 p2slip marker
section 1k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-2 k3 slip marker
section 2k10slip marker
section3k2sl-2 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1 sl-1slip marker
section 4k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1 sl-1k1 sl-1
slip marker
section 5k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1slip marker
end borderp2k2
Row50-mcbeg border endborderk1p1k2
purl mc stitches & wyif slip the cc stitches until last 4 stitches k2 p1 k1

section 1k7sl-2 k1slip marker
section 2sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-2slip marker
section 3k10slip marker
section 4k10slip marker
section 5k5slip marker
end bordersl-2 wyibk2
Row 52 - cCbeg borderk1 p1wyif sl-2
purl the cc stitches, wyif slip the mc stitches until last 4 stitches
endborderwyif sl-2p1 k1
Row53-mcbeg borderk2 p2slip marker
section 1k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-2 k3slip marker
section 2k10slip marker
section 3sl-2 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1slip marker
section 4k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1
section5slip marker
k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1slip marker
end border
p2k2
Row 54 - mc
beg borderk1 p1k2
purl mc stitches & wyif slip the cc stitches until last 4 stitches
end border k2p1k1

Row55-CCbeg borderk2sl-2 wyibslip marker
section 1k9sl-1slip marker
section 2k1Sl-1 k3sl-1 k1sl-1 k2slip marker
section 3k10slip marker
section 4k10slip marker
section 5k5slip marker
end bordersl-2 wyibk2
Row56-cCbeg borderk1 p1wyif sl-2
purl the cc stitches, wyif slip the mc stitches until last 4 stitches
endborderwyif sl-2p1 k1

Row57-mcbeg borderk2 p2slip marker
section1k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-2 k1slip marker
section 2k2sl-1 k1sl-1 k3Sl-2slip marker
section 3k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1
slip marker
section 4k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1 k1sl-1
slip marker
section 5k1sl-1 k1 sl-1k1slip marker
end borderp2k2
Row58-mcbeg border k1p1 k2
purl mc stitches & wyif slip the cc stitches until last 4 stitches
endborderk2p1k1

Row59 - cCbeg borderk2sl-2 wyibslip marker
knit all to last 4 stitches
end bordersl-2 wyibk2
Row 60 - cCbeg border k1p1wyif sl-2
purl all to last 4 stitches
endborderwyif sl-2p1 k1

End of pattern, begin border

Border Row 1 -|beg border mck2 p2
knit to last 7
end borderp2 k2
Border Row 2 -|beg border mck1 p1 l k2
purl to last 7
end borderk2 p1 k1
BorderRow3-mcknit
Border Row 4-mcknit
BorderRow5-mcknit
BorderRow6-mcknit
Border Row7-mcknit

Bind off. Cut yarn and sew in ends.

Rough copy of the graph is on the next page.

Pattern illustration

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