CIHc Bootie collection Nobble-top cocktales
Fun and wearable, these Booties will be worn until they are lost! Knit in a superwash wool, with no seams, for comfort, and a tall ankle to stay on better. Includes advanced techniques so you don't get bored too.
CIHc Bootie collection Nobble-top cocktales
TECHNOBABBLE
Size : Newborn(foot length 8cm), 0-6month(l0cm), 6-l2month(12cm). Cuff measurements: 9(ll,l3)cm circumference, relaxed. Tools: 4mm circular needle, 60cm. Darning needle. Gauge: 2lsts x 42rows over 4"/l0cm, Garter st. CIHc Wow, super aran! [British lo0% superwash wool; l65m/lo0g]; colors: Mc-Over the rainbow; l skein, CC-Teal; remnant-about 3 metres.
CAST ON HERE!!
cO 19(25,3l)sts in MC using a figure of eight method, and place round marker. Pf&b, P to last 2, Pf&b, Pl. Work every other round in this manner, the alternate rounds as follows; (first size only) Kf&b, K7， Kf&b, K2, Kf&b, K7， Kf&b, Kl (first and second size only) Kf&b， KlO, Kf&b， K2, Kf&b, KlO, Kf&b, Kl (all sizes) Kf&b， Kl3， Kf&b， K2， Kf&b， Kl3， Kf&b， Kl(first size end here, after P round. 39 sts) Kf&b, Kl6, Kf&b, K2， Kf&b， Kl6， Kf&b, Kl(second size end here, after P round. 45 sts) Kf&b， Kl9， Kf&b， K2， Kf&b， Kl9， Kf&b， Kl(third size end here, after P round. 5l sts) Garter st 6(8,lo) rounds, ending with a P round. SET UP INSTEP K16(18,20) . [Picture frame bootie only, Change to Cc] @20ll Cat Bellinger www.CatInnaHatCreations.co.uk Page2
CIHc Bootie collection Nobble-top cocktales
Instep pattern
K4(6,8), SSK, W&T.(RS row) K4(6,8), K2tog, w&T.(wS row) 7(9,ll） instep sts. Repeat this pattern until l9(23,27) total sts remain. Without W&T the last st the row, K to the end of the round. NOBBLE-TOP COCKTAIL CUFF Starting with a P round, Garter st for ll(l5,l9) rounds. Change to cc, Kl round, using a jogless join. BO 3. \*c02, B04\* repeat until all sts are bound off.
MAKING UP
Pull jogless join ends to even out the stitches before weaving in all ends to finish off.
Techniques
Garter stitoh In the flat, Garter stitch is knit every row. When worked in the round, you need to knit one round, then purl one round, to get the samepattern. Hold the needles with the points parallel, in your left hand. Take the yarn in your right, and holding the tail against the front of the bottom needle, wrap the yarn around and in between the two needles in a figure of eight pattern. Each circuit makes a stitch on each needle, having the last st made on the bottom needle. If your co is too “saggy", either tighten it up by working the slack back through after a few rounds, towards the loose tail of yarn, or else co with a smaller needle size than is intended for the work.
Jogless join
K one round of the new yarn. On the first st of the next round, PU the st below the one you are about to knit and slip it onto the right needle. K both sts together. This creates a smooth transition between colours, without the “step" that is usually made when knitting in the round. w&T- wrap and turn. RS: With the yarn in front, slip the next st. Bring the yarn to the back(effectively wrapping the stitch), and slip the st back again. Turn work. Reverse directions for ws rows.
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CIHc Bootie collection Nobble-top cocktales
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