puerperium cordiqnn nfree knitting pattern bn kelln brooker
pottern description:
Puerperium is a very simply styled cardy, designed to be easy for new parents to dress their babe in the puerperium period (6weeks post birth). The pattern is seamless in construction, and offers a wonderful blank canvas should one decide to embellish. This free version is written for 8ply/DK weight yarn, and to fit a newborn babe, approx 2.7-3.6kg (6-8lb) in weight, with an approx chest circumference of 37.5cm
mnteriols:
90g (approx 180m) 8ply/DK weight yarn 7-8 x 10mm buttons (dependent upon your row gauge) 2smalllengthsofwasteyarn
equipment:
80cm4.0mmcircularneedle 5stitchmarkers darning needle(for sewing in ends)
bbreviｏtionｊ:
kknit kfb knit into the front and back of the stitch (an increase) PMplace marker stsstitches cocast on k2togknit2stitches together ppurl s1pslip1stitch asifto purl,thenmoveyarn toback of work (see page 3) SM slip marker yoyarn over
free knitting pattern by kelly brooker for knit . jo . q qUo in t Please respect yourself and designers everywhere by obtaining your own legal copy of this pattern. Feel free to sell items created from this version of the pattern 02011 by Kelly Brooker all rights reserved Main pattern photo courtesy Leah Williams
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r o w 3: s1p, k3, PM, kfb, k5, kfb, PM, kfb, k15, kfb, PM, kfb, k5, kfb, PM, kfb, k11, kfb, PM, k4 r o w 4 (but t o nhole ro w): s1p, k1, yo, k2tog, k to end of row, SM as you pass them Iow 5: s1p, k3, SM, kfb, kto 1 stitch left before marker, kfb, SM, kfb, kto 1 stitch left before marker, kfb, SM, kfb, kto 1 stitch left before marker, kfb, SM, kfb, k to 1 stitch left before marker, kfb, SM, k4 r o w 6: s1p, k3, SM, p until 4sts from end of row, SM as you pass them, k4 s1p, k1, yo, k2tog, SM, p until 4sts from end of row, SM as you pass them, k4 (1 0 0 s t rowj 15 -24:work rowj 5 -14 oncemore (140st5) rowj 25，27， 29:workasforrow 5row 26， 2:workasforrow 6 fterｈve l64t，{followj:4/35/45/35/41/4row 30: s1p, k3, SM, p to next marker (41sts, front), remove marker, place next 35sts onto waste yarn, remove marker, p to next marker (45sts, back), remove marker, place next 35sts onto waste yarn, SM, k4 por t b : bod I o w I : s1p, k to end of row, SM as you pass them (94st 5) ro w 2 s1p, k3, SM, p to marker, SM, k4 row 3: workas forrow I row 4:(buttonhole ro w): s1p, k1, yo, k2tog, SM, p to marker, SM, k4 row 5， 7，9，ll，13:workasforrow 1 rowj6，，l0，l2:workasforrow 2
row I４:worｋasforrow ４ (buttonｈole row)
repeat r o wJ 5 - 14 until work measures approx 12-13cm from underarm, ensure you end having just worked r o w 13
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Return stitches from one piece of waste yarn to your needle, and pick up 4sts under each arm (3 9 s t ) (You will be working sleeve in the round, with the ‘magic loop' method) ;tocking stitch (k all sts, every round) until sleeve measures approx 10cm from underarm Work 4 rounds of garter stitch (k one round, p one round). Cast off Repeat for second sleeve NOTE: For short sleeves, move straight to garter stitch edging, eliminating the 10cm of length. IniI hin o Sewinallends Wash in a gentle wool wash, then lay flat and in shape, to dry Securely sew on buttons to garter stitch button band, corresponding with the buttonholes. Puerperium calls for the knitter to “s1p" at the start of every row. This is a non-standard abbreviation, which has been selected to give a nice smooth edge to the garter stitch edging. loworka"sip"tneknitterneeasto: Slip the first stitch of the row as if to purl (so put the needle tip into the front of the stitch, from right to left), moving the first stitch on the left needle on to the right needle, then move the yarn to the back of the work, between the two needles. It is easier to ignore the s1p instruction and simply knit the first stitch of each row, however if you take the time to work the s1p on every row, you will end up with a very crisp edging to your work. の free knitting pattern by kelly brooker for knit . jo · qumint Please respect yourself and designers everywhere by obtaining your own legal copy of this pattern. Feelfreetosellitemscreatedfromthispattern C2011byKellyBrookerallrightsreserved www.knitroqunint.blogspot.com
