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diff --git a/old/62842-0.txt b/old/62842-0.txt deleted file mode 100644 index 1821fd4..0000000 --- a/old/62842-0.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1642 +0,0 @@ -The Project Gutenberg EBook of Star Book No. 230: In Fashions for Him for -Her, by Anonymous - -This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with -almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or -re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included -with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org/license - - -Title: Star Book No. 230: In Fashions for Him for Her - In Knits--In Crochets - -Author: Anonymous - -Release Date: August 3, 2020 [EBook #62842] - -Language: English - -Character set encoding: UTF-8 - -*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK STAR BOOK NO. 230 *** - - - - - - - - - - - - - - STAR BOOK No. 230 35¢ - - - - - in - FASHIONS - for him for her - IN KNITS IN CROCHETS - - - [Illustration: american thread - HIGH RIDGE PARK, STAMFORD. CONN. 06905 - PRINTED IN U.S.A.] - - - - - _The Long V-Necks_ - - - _as seen in color on our cover_ - - [Illustration: V-Neck] - - SIZES: - LADIES: Small, Medium, Large - MENS: Small, Medium, Large - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD - DAWN “WINTUK” KNITTING WORSTED - SIZE - 5 (6, 6)—2 oz. skeins Coral Spice for Ladies - 7 (8, 9)—2 oz. skeins Beige for Mens - 1 Pr. Knitting Needles No. 8 OR ANY SIZE NEEDLES WHICH WILL RESULT IN - STITCH GAUGE BELOW - Plastic Crochet Hook Size F - 1—2 inch Buckle - GAUGE: 5 sts = 1 inch; 6 rows = 1 inch - -Directions are given for Ladies Small size. Change for Medium and Large -sizes are given in parentheses. Mens Small, Medium and Large sizes are -given in bold face type. - - MEASUREMENTS: - Width across back or front at underarm: - LADIES: 17½, 18½, 19½ inches - MENS: 21, 22, 23 inches - -RIGHT ARMHOLE FACING: Work 2 and set aside. Cast on 7 sts (all sizes). -1st ROW: P across row. 2nd ROW: K 5, sl next st as if to P, K 1. 3rd -ROW: P across row. Repeat last 2 rows until work measures 3½ inches -ending with P row. Place on st holder. - -LEFT ARMHOLE FACING: Work 2 and set aside. Cast on 7 sts (all sizes). -1st ROW: P across row. 2nd ROW: K 1, sl next st as if to P, K 5. 3rd -ROW: P across row. Repeat last 2 rows until work measures 3½ inches -ending with P row. Place on st holder. - -BACK: Cast on 90 (95, 100); 105, 110, 115 sts. START PATTERN: 1st ROW: P -across row. 2nd ROW: K 2, * sl 1 as if to P, K 4, repeat from * across -row ending last repeat with K 2. Repeat these 2 rows for pattern. Work -even in pattern for 2 (2, 2); 3, 3, 3 inches. Keeping continuity of -pattern, dec 1 st at beg and end of next row. Dec in same manner every -4th row 9 (9, 9) times; every 10th row 4 (4, 4) times; 70 (75, 80); 95, -100, 105 sts. Work even in pattern until back measures 14 (14, 14); 16, -16, 16 inches from beg. NEXT ROW: Inc 1 st at beg and end of row. -Keeping continuity of pattern, inc in same manner every 4th row 8 (8, 8) -times; every 10th row 4, 4, 4 times. Work even on 88 (93, 98); 105, 110, -115 sts until back measures 20 (20, 20); 23, 23, 23 inches from beg. -SHAPE ARMHOLES: Bind off 6 sts at beg of next 2 rows (all sizes). Bind -off 2 sts at beg of next 4 rows; then dec 1 st at beg of next 4 (4, 4); -6, 6, 6 rows, cut yarn. Slip sts of right facing to left needle. NEXT -ROW: Attach yarn, K 5, sl next st as if to P, then K next st of facing -and 1st st of back section together, work in pattern to within last st, -working from st holder, K last st of back and 1st st of left facing tog, -sl next st as if to P, K 5. NEXT ROW: P across row. Then keeping -continuity of pattern, work even until back measures 8 (8½, 9); 9, 9½, -10 inches from 1st bind off. SHAPE SHOULDERS: Bind off 12 (12, 12); 14, -14, 14 sts at beg of next 2 rows. Then bind off Ladies 6 sts at beg of -next 4 rows; and Mens 8 sts at beg of next 2 rows and 7 sts at beg of -next 2 rows. Bind off remaining 28 (33, 38); 33, 38, 43 sts. - - _continuation from page 20_ - -FRONT: Work same as back until front measures 19 (19, 19); 22, 22, 22 -inches ending on wrong side. V NECK SHAPING: LEFT SIDE: Work across 44 -(46, 49); 52, 55, 57 sts, place remaining sts on st holder. Cast on 6 -sts for front facing. NEXT ROW: P across row. NEXT ROW: Work in pattern -to within last 6 sts, sl 1 as if to P, K 5. Repeat last 2 rows for -pattern; dec 1 st before last sl st of front facing every 4th and 2nd -row until 13 (15, 18); 15, 18, 20 sts are dec at neck edge; at the same -time when front measures same as back to underarm shape armhole and work -armhole facing same as back. Work even until armhole measures same as -back. SHAPE SHOULDER: Work same as back. Continue on 7 neck facing sts 3 -(3, 3); 3½, 3½, 3½ inches to fit to center back of neck. Bind off. RIGHT -SIDE: Place sts from holder on left needle. Cast on 6 (5, 6); 5, 6, 5 -sts on right needle, then work in pattern across sts on left needle. -Work to correspond to left side of garment reversing all shaping. - -LADIES BELT: Cast on 16 sts. 1st ROW: P across row. 2nd ROW: K 4, sl 1 -as if to P, K 6, sl 1 as if to P, K 4. Repeat last 2 rows for desired -length. Bind off. FINISHING: Steam each section lightly. Sew armhole -facings at underarm. Sew shoulder and side seams. Weave ends of neck -facing tog; sew neck facing to back of neck. Turn neck and armhole -facing to wrong side and tack in place. Weave long edges of belt tog. -Attach buckle to one end of belt. With right side facing, attach yarn at -side seam and work a sl st in each st all around lower edge. - - - - - _The New High Rise_ - - - _as seen in color on our cover_ - - [Illustration: Vest and skirt] - - - CROCHETED VEST AND SKIRT - - Sizes: Small to Medium, Medium to Large - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD - DAWN “SAYELLE”® or “DAWN” KNITTING WORSTED - 4 (5)—4 oz. skeins Lemon or Amber for vest and skirt or - 2 (2)—4 oz. skeins for Vest - 3 (3)—4 oz. skeins for Skirt - Plastic Crochet Hook Size H for Skirt; Size H for Small to Medium - Vest; Size I for Medium to Large Vest OR ANY SIZE HOOKS - WHICH WILL RESULT IN STITCH GAUGE BELOW. - 1—7 inch CONMAR No/Snag Skirt Zipper - GAUGE: - SKIRT - H hook: 3 sts = 1 inch - VEST - H hook: 1 d c, d c shell, 1 d c = 2 inches - I hook: 1 d c, d c shell, 1 d c = 2¼ inches - MEASUREMENTS: - Width across back at underarm: - 16 (18) inches. - Width across each front at underarm: - 8 (9) inches. - -Skirt directions are given for small to medium size. Changes for medium -to large size are given in parentheses. Different size hooks are used -for vest. (See gauge.) - - - SKIRT - -Ch 73 (77), 1 s c in 2nd st from hook and in each remaining st of ch, ch -1, turn. 2nd ROW: S c in 1st s c, d c in next s c, * s c in next s c, d -c in next s c, repeat from * across row, ch 1, turn. 3rd ROW: S c in 1st -d c, d c in next s c, * s c in next d c, d c in next st, repeat from * -across row. Repeat 3rd row for pattern always working an s c over a d c -and a d c over an s c. 4th ROW: (Inc row) Work in pattern across 1st 10 -(12) sts, * 1 s c, 1 d c in next st, repeat from * once (1 pattern inc), -* work in pattern across next 14 sts, inc in next 2 sts, repeat from -last * twice, work in pattern across next 12 (14) sts, ch 1, turn. NEXT -5 ROWS: Work even in pattern. NEXT ROW: Work in pattern across 1st 8 -(10) sts, inc in next 2 sts, * work in pattern across next 18 (18) sts, -inc in next 2 sts, repeat from * twice, work in pattern across next 10 -(12) sts. NEXT ROW: 1 s c in each st, ch 4, turn. NEXT ROW: Skip next -st, 2 d c, ch 1, 2 d c in next st (shell), * ch 1, skip next st, d c in -next st, ch 1, skip next st, shell in next st, repeat from * across row -ending with ch 1, d c in last st, ch 4, turn. NEXT ROW: Shell in center -of shell, ch 1, d c in next d c, repeat from beg across row ending last -repeat with d c in 3rd st of turning ch, ch 4, turn. Repeat last row 3 -times joining last row to 3rd st of ch 3 at beg of row. Continue to work -in same manner always joining and turning each row until skirt measures -12 inches from beg. Then work in same manner but work 3 d c, ch 1, 3 d c -shells until skirt measures 18 inches from beg or desired length, cut -yarn. Attach yarn in 1st st at waistline, work an s c in each st and sl -st in each row at back opening. Sew zipper in position. - - _continuation from page 20_ - - - VEST - -BACK: Starting at shoulder, ch 19, 2 d c, ch 1, 2 d c (shell) in 7th st -from hook, ch 1, skip 3 sts, d c in next st, ch 1, skip 3 sts, shell in -next st, ch 1, skip 3 sts, d c in next st, set aside. With a separate -length of yarn, ch 19 for other shoulder, shell in 7th st from hook, ch -1, skip 3 sts, d c in next st, ch 1, skip 3 sts, shell in next st, ch 1, -skip 3 sts, d c in next st, ch 15, attach to 4th st of ch at beg of 1st -section, cut yarn. Pick up dropped loop of 1st section, ch 4, turn, -shell in center of 1st shell, ch 1, d c in next d c, ch 1, shell in next -shell, ch 1, d c in st where yarn was joined, * ch 1, skip 3 sts of ch, -shell in next st, ch 1, skip 3 sts, d c in next st, repeat from * once, -ch 1, shell in next shell, ch 1, d c in next d c, ch 1, shell in next -shell, ch 1, skip 1 st of end ch, d c in next st, turn. NEXT ROW: Ch 4, -work a shell in center of each shell and a d c in each d c, working ch 1 -between shells and d c. Repeat last row 9 times ending last row with ch -9. NEXT ROW: SHAPE ARMHOLES: Shell in 7th st from hook, ch 1, d c in d -c, continue in pattern across row, drop loop from hook. Attach another -strand of yarn in 2nd st of end ch of row below, ch 8, cut yarn; pick up -dropped loop, then work in pattern across ch 8, ch 4, turn. Work in -pattern for 12 inches, cut yarn. - -LEFT FRONT: Ch 19, shell in 7th st from hook, ch 1, skip 3 sts of ch, d -c in next st, ch 1, skip 3 sts, shell in next st, ch 1, skip 3 sts, d c -in next st, ch 4, turn. 2nd ROW: Shell in shell, ch 1, d c in next d c, -ch 1, shell in next shell, ch 1, skip 1 st of ch at end, d c in next st, -ch 4, turn. Repeat last row 7 times. NEXT ROW: START NECK SHAPING: Shell -in shell, ch 1, d c in next d c, ch 1, shell in next shell, ch 1, trc in -next loop, ch 1, trc in 3rd st of end ch, ch 4, turn. 11th ROW: D c in -next trc, work in pattern to end of row. 12th ROW: Work in pattern -ending with ch 1, skip 1 ch, d c in next ch. 13th ROW: ARMHOLE SHAPING: -Ch 3 (counts as 1 d c), d c in same st, then work in pattern across row, -attach ch 8 same as back, work across ch in pattern, ch 4, turn. 14th -ROW: Work across row ending with 2 d c in 3rd st of ch at end. 15th ROW: -Ch 4, 2 d c in same st, then work in pattern to end of row. 16th ROW: -Work across row ending with a complete shell in last loop, ch 4, turn. -Work in pattern until there are 2 rows less than back ending at armhole -edge. NEXT ROW: SHAPE FRONT EDGE: Work across 4 shells, sl st in ch 4 -loop, turn. NEXT ROW: Ch 3, sl st in center of 1st shell, ch 1, d c in -next d c, complete row in pattern, cut yarn. - -RIGHT FRONT: Work 1st 9 rows same as left front ending last row with ch -5, turn. 10th ROW: Trc in 1st loop, work in pattern to end of row, ch 4, -turn. 11th ROW: Work across row ending with ch 1, d c in trc, ch 1, d c -in 3rd st of turning ch, ch 4, turn. 12th ROW: Work in pattern across -row, ch 9, turn. 13th ROW: ARMHOLE SHAPING: Work in pattern across ch -and row ending with ch 1, d c in d c, ch 1, skip 1 ch, 2 d c in next ch, -ch 3, turn. 14th ROW: D c in 1st st, ch 1, skip next d c, d c in next d -c, continue in pattern across row, ch 4, turn. 15th ROW: Work across row -ending with ch 1, 2 d c in last d c, ch 1, d c in 3rd st of end ch, ch -3, turn. 16th ROW: D c, ch 1, 2 d c in 1st ch 1 space, work in pattern -to end of row. 17th ROW: Work across 4 shells, ch 1, d c in 3rd st of -end ch, ch 4, turn. Work in pattern until there are 2 rows less than -back, ch 1, turn. NEXT ROW: SHAPE FRONT EDGE: Sl st in 1st loop, shell -in next shell, complete row. NEXT ROW: Work across 3 shells, ch 1, d c -in d c, ch 1, sl st in center of last shell, cut yarn. FINISHING: Steam -each section lightly. Sew shoulder and side seams. Attach yarn in right -side seam at lower edge, ch 3, 4 d c in same st, s c in center of next -shell, * 5 d c in next d c, s c in center of next shell, repeat from * 3 -times, working up front edge, work a * 4 d c shell in base of next st -and an s c in base of next st, repeat from last * to shoulder seam, -shell in next mesh, * s c in base of next shell, shell in base of single -d c, repeat from last * once. Work other front edge to lower edge to -correspond, join, cut yarn. Work a row of s c around each armhole -working 1 s c in each loop and 1 s c in top of each d c. - - - - - _Make Them Lacy_ - - - CROCHETED VEST & TAM - - SIZES: Small to Medium, Medium to Large - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD - DAWN “SAYELLE”® or “DAWN” KNITTING WORSTED - 3 (4)—4 oz. skeins Tomato or Flame - Plastic Crochet Hook Size H for Small to Medium size; Size I for - Medium to Large size OR ANY SIZE HOOK WHICH WILL RESULT IN - STITCH GAUGE BELOW. - GAUGE: - Size H hook; 5 ch sts = 1 inch; - Size I hook; 4 ch sts = 1 inch - MEASUREMENTS: - Width across back at underarm: - 17 (19) inches. - Width across each front at underarm: - 8½ (9½) inches. - - - VEST - -NOTE: Use same directions for both sizes; see hook sizes. - -BACK: Starting at neck edge, ch 56, d c in 8th st from hook, * ch 7, -skip next 7 sts of ch, 1 d c, ch 3, 1 d c (d c shell) in next st, repeat -from * 5 times, ch 1 to turn all rows. 2nd ROW: Sl st in 1st shell, ch -6, d c in same space, * ch 5, 5 d c in next shell, ch 5, d c shell in -next shell, repeat from * twice. 3rd ROW: Sl st in 1st shell, ch 6, d c -in same space, * ch 3, 2 d c in each of the 1st 2 d c of next d c group, -3 d c in next d c, 2 d c in each of next 2 d c, ch 3, d c shell in next -shell, repeat from * twice. 4th ROW: Sl st in 1st shell, ch 6, d c in -same space, * ch 1, skip 1st d c of next d c group, 2 d c in next d c, d -c in next d c, 2 d c in each of next 2 d c, 3 d c in next d c, 2 d c in -each of next 2 d c, d c in next d c, 2 d c in next d c, ch 1, d c shell -in next shell, repeat from * twice. 5th ROW: Sl st in 1st shell, ch 7, -trc in same space, * ch 7, d c shell in center d c of next d c group, ch -7, 1 trc, ch 3, 1 trc (trc shell) in next shell, repeat from * twice. -Repeat 2nd to 5th rows twice. NEXT 3 ROWS: Repeat 2nd, 3rd and 4th rows, -ch 14 at end of last row, drop yarn, do not turn. Attach a separate -length of yarn to 3rd st of ch at beg, ch 8, cut yarn. Pick up dropped -yarn, turn. NEXT ROW: D c in 7th st from hook, ch 7, trc shell in next -shell, then work from * of 5th row ending with ch 7, d c shell in last -st of free ch, ch 1, turn. NEXT ROW: Sl st in shell, ch 3 (counts as 1st -d c), 2 d c in same space, * ch 5, d c shell in next shell, ch 5, 5 d c -in next shell, repeat from * ending ch 5, d c shell in next shell, ch 5, -3 d c in last loop, turn. NEXT ROW: Ch 3, d c in same space, 2 d c in -each of next 2 d c, ch 3, d c shell in next shell, then work from * of -3rd row ending with ch 3, 2 d c in each of the last 3 sts, turn. NEXT -ROW: Ch 3, d c in same space, 2 d c in each of next 2 d c, d c in next d -c, 2 d c in next d c, ch 1, d c shell in next shell, then work from * of -4th row ending with ch 1, skip next d c, 2 d c in next st, d c in next d -c, 2 d c in each of next 2 d c, 2 d c in turning ch, ch 7, turn. NEXT -ROW: D c in same space, ch 7, trc shell in next shell, then repeat from -* of 5th row ending with ch 7, d c shell in last st at end of row, turn. - -Repeat last 4 rows 5 times, cut yarn. - - [Illustration: DIRECTIONS FOR PONCHO on page 22] - -LEFT FRONT: Ch 24, d c in 8th st from hook, * ch 7, skip next 7 sts of -ch, 1 d c, ch 3, 1 d c (d c shell) in next st, repeat from * once, ch 1 -to turn all rows. 2nd ROW: Sl st in 1st shell, ch 6, d c in same space, -ch 5, 5 d c in next d c shell, ch 5, d c shell in next shell. 3rd ROW: -Sl st in 1st shell, ch 6, d c in same space, ch 3, 2 d c in each of next -2 d c, 3 d c in next d c, 2 d c in each of next 2 d c, ch 3, d c shell -in next shell. 4th ROW: Sl st in 1st shell, ch 6, d c in same space, ch -1, skip 1st d c of next d c group, 2 d c in next d c, d c in next dc, 2 -d c in each of next 2 d c, 3 d c in next d c, 2 d c in each of next 2 d -c, d c in next dc, 2 d c in next d c, ch 1, d c shell in next shell. 5th -ROW: Sl st in 1st shell, ch 7, trc in same space, ch 7, d c shell in -center d c of d c group, ch 7, trc shell in next shell, turn. NEXT 4 -ROWS: Repeat 2nd to 5th rows ending last row ch 5, turn. 10th ROW: D c -shell in 1st shell, ch 5, 5 d c in next shell, ch 5, d c shell in next -shell, ch 1, turn. 11th ROW: Repeat 3rd row but end ch 4, d c in 3rd st -of end ch, ch 9, turn. 12th ROW: Skip 1 loop, d c shell in next shell, -complete row same as 4th row. 13th ROW: Repeat 5th row but end with ch -7, skip ch 6, d c shell in next st of end ch, ch 1, turn. 14th ROW: Sl -st in shell, ch 3 (counts as 1st d c), 2 d c in same space, ch 5, d c -shell in next shell, complete row same as 2nd row. 15th ROW: Repeat 3rd -row but end ch 3, 2 d c in each d c of next d c group, ch 3, turn. 16th -ROW: D c in same space, 2 d c in each of next 2 d c, d c in next d c, 2 -d c in next d c, ch 1, d c shell in next shell, complete same as 4th row -ending ch 14. 17th ROW: D c in 7th st from hook, ch 7, trc shell in next -shell, ch 7, d c shell in center d c of next d c group, ch 7, trc shell -in next shell, ch 7, d c shell in last st, ch 1, turn. 18th ROW: Sl st -in shell, ch 3, 2 d c in same space, ch 5, d c shell in next shell, ch -5, 5 d c in next shell, ch 5, d c shell in next shell, ch 5, 3 d c in -last shell. Continue in established pattern having ½ d c group on each -end until front measures same as back, cut yarn. - -RIGHT FRONT: Work same as left front reversing all shaping. - -FINISHING: Block each section slightly. Sew shoulder and side seams. -EDGE: Attach yarn at lower corner of right front, working up side, * ch -3, s c on side of next row, repeat from * to shoulder seam, ch 3, s c in -next large loop, ch 3, s c in same loop, ch 3, s c in base of next -shell, ch 3, s c in next large loop, ch 3, s c in same loop, ch 3, s c -in next shoulder seam, work down side to correspond to opposite side; -work along lower edge skipping the space of 2 sts, join, cut yarn. Work -edge around armholes in same manner. - - - TAM - -With same hook as vest ch 88, work same as back for 8 rows. NEXT ROW: Ch -5, trc in same space, * 1 trc, ch 1, 1 trc (trc shell) in next shell, -trc shell in center d c of next group, repeat from * across ending to -correspond, ch 1, turn. NEXT ROW: Work 1 s c in each shell and in space -between each shell, ch 1, turn. NEXT 2 ROWS: Dec in 1st 2 sts (to dec: -insert hook in st, pull loop through, insert in next st, pull loop -through, yo and work off all loops at one time), * dec in next 2 sts, -repeat from * across row, cut yarn leaving a length. Thread yarn into -blunt needle, draw all sts at top tog, fasten securely; sew side seam. -EDGE: Attach yarn at seam, work 1 s c in same space, then work 5 s c -over each ch and 1 s c at base of each shell, do not join or turn this -or following rounds, place a marker at beg of each round. NEXT 3 ROUNDS: -1 s c in each st, join at end of last round, cut yarn. BOW: Ch 40, sl st -in each st, cut yarn. Tie in bow and attach to top of tam. - - - CROCHET PONCHO - - _as seen in color on page 5_ - - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD - “DAWN” KNITTING WORSTED or DAWN “SAYELLE”® - 3—4 oz. skeins Orange - Plastic Crochet Hook Size I OR ANY SIZE HOOK WHICH WILL RESULT IN - STITCH GAUGE BELOW. - GAUGE: Each ring measures about 1¾ inch in diameter. - -Ch 18, work 16 d c in 4th ch from hook, join in 3rd st of ch, ch 2, skip -7 sts of ch, d c in next ch, * ch 2, skip 2 sts of ch, d c in next ch, -repeat from * once, do not turn. 2nd ROW: Ch 11, 4 d c in 4th ch from -hook, drop loop from hook, insert in center d c, pick up dropped loop -and pull through, 4 d c in same space with 1st 4 d c, ch 7, drop loop -from hook, insert hook in 4th d c from joining of 16 d c ring, pick up -dropped loop and pull through, ch 11, work 16 d c in 4th ch from hook, -join in ch 3, ch 2, yo twice, insert hook over same ch 11, pick up yarn -and work off 2 loops, yo, insert hook over next ch 7, pick up yarn and -work off 2 loops, y o and work off remaining loops 2 at a time, ch 5, d -c in space where sts cross at center, ch 2, sl st in top of last d c of -incomplete ring, 8 d c in same space with 1st 8 d c to complete 16 d c -ring, join in ch 3, ch 2, d c in end loop, do not turn. 3rd ROW: Ch 7, -drop loop from hook, insert hook in 4th d c from joining, pick up -dropped loop and pull through st, ch 11, 4 d c in 4th ch from hook, drop -loop from hook, insert in center of ch 5 loop, pick up dropped loop, -pull through, 4 d c in same space with 1st 4 d c, ch 7, drop loop from -hook, insert in 4th d c from joining of next 16 d c ring, pick up -dropped loop, pull through, ch 11, 16 d c in 4th ch from hook, join in -ch 3, ch 2, y o twice, insert hook over same ch 11, work off 2 loops, y -o, insert hook over ch 7 loop, work off 2 loops, y o, then work off -remaining loops 2 at a time, ch 5, d c at cross of sts, ch 2, sl st in -next d c of incomplete ring, 8 d c in space with 1st 8 d c to complete -16 d c ring, join in 3rd st of ch, ch 2, y o twice, * insert hook in -next loop, work off 2 loops, y o, repeat from * once, work off remaining -loops 2 at a time, ch 5, d c at cross of sts, do not turn. 4th ROW: Ch -11, 4 d c in 4th ch from hook, drop loop from hook, insert hook in -center of ch 5 loop, pick up dropped loop, pull through, 4 d c in same -space with 4 d c, ch 7, sl st 4th d c from joining of last 16 d c ring, -ch 11, 4 d c in 4th ch from hook, drop loop from hook, insert hook in ch -5 loop, pick up dropped loop, pull through, 4 d c in same space with 4 d -c, ch 7, sl st in 4th d c from joining of next 16 ring of 3rd row, ch -11, 16 d c in 4th ch from hook, join in 3rd st of ch, ch 2, and complete -2nd half of row to correspond to 3rd row ending same as 2nd row, do not -turn. Repeat 3rd and 4th rows having 1 more 16 d c ring in each row -until there are six—16 d c rings in row; this is the center of one -section. NEXT ROW: Continue in same manner but complete last 16 d c ring -over the ch 5 loop of previous row, work back to beg. This dec 1 ring at -end of row. Continue dec 1 ring in each row until one 16 d c ring -remains, cut yarn. - -Work a 2nd section to correspond. - -NECK EDGE: Working across top of both sections attach yarn and work 2 s -c over each loop and d c along edge, join in 1st s c. 2nd ROUND: Ch 3, -skip 1 s c, d c in next s c, * skip 1 s c, d c in next s c, repeat from -* all around, join in 3rd st of ch. 3rd and 4th ROUNDS: Ch 3, 1 d c in -each d c, join in 3rd st of ch. 5th ROUND: Sl st, ch 1 in each st, join, -cut yarn. - -CORD: Crochet a ch about 2 yds long. Lace cord through last d c round -lacing under 2 d c and over 2 d c. - -POMPONS: (Make 6) Wind yarn 50 times over a 3 inch cardboard, slip yarn -off cardboard, tie at center, cut both ends and trim into shape. Attach -3 pompons at each end of cord. - - - - - _Boldly Banded_ - - - MAN’S CROCHET JACKET - - [Illustration: Jacket] - - Size: 40, 42, 44 - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD - “DAWN” KNITTING WORSTED - 8 (9, 9)—4 oz. skeins Fisherman - 1 (1, 1)—4 oz. skein Wood Brown and Cocoa - “FRUIT OF THE LOOM” HEM FACING - 1 Pkg. Brown - 6 Buttons - Plastic Crochet Hook Size J OR ANY SIZE HOOK WHICH WILL RESULT IN - STITCH GAUGE BELOW. - GAUGE: 3 sts = 1 inch - -Directions are given for size 40. Changes for sizes 42 and 44 are given -in parentheses. - - MEASUREMENTS: - Width across back at underarm: - 20, 21, 22 inches. - Width across each front at underarm: - 10, 10½, 11 inches. - -BACK: With Wood Brown, ch 62 (65, 68), sdc in 3rd st from hook and in -each remaining st of ch, (sdc: y o, insert hook in st, draw yarn through -(3 loops on hook), y o hook and draw through all 3 loops at one time), -ch 2 to turn all rows. 2nd ROW: Sdc in space between next 2 sts, repeat -from beg across row working last sdc in top of ch 2. Repeat 2nd row for -pattern. Work 1 more row in Wood Brown, drop Wood Brown, (When changing -colors always work last half of st with new color). Attach Cocoa and -work 3 rows, drop Cocoa, attach Fisherman. Work even until section -measures 10 inches (all sizes) from beg. NEXT ROW: Dec 1 st at beg and -end of row (to dec: skip 1st st at beg of row and skip 2nd st from end -of row). NEXT 5 ROWS: Work even. Repeat last 6 rows twice. NEXT ROW: Inc -1 st at beg and end of row (to inc: Work 2 sts in 1st and last st of -row). NEXT 5 ROWS: Work even. Repeat last 6 rows twice. SHAPE ARMHOLES: -Sl st across 3 sts, work to within last 3 sts, turn. NEXT ROW: Dec 1 st -at beg and end of row. Repeat last row once (all sizes). Work even until -armholes measure 8 (8, 9) inches from 1st dec. SHOULDERS: Work across 16 -(17, 18) sts, ch 2, turn. Work across 8 (9, 10) sts, cut yarn. Skip 18 -(19, 20) sts for neck, attach yarn in next st and work across remaining -sts. NEXT ROW: Sl st across 8 (9, 10) sts, work across remaining sts, -cut yarn. - -LEFT FRONT: Ch 32 (34, 36). Work same as back to armhole. SHAPE ARMHOLE -AND NECK: Work same as back and at the same time dec 1 st at neck edge -every other row 9 (10, 11) times. Work even until armhole measures same -as back. SHAPE SHOULDER: Work same as back. - -RIGHT FRONT: Work same as left front reversing all shaping. - -SLEEVES: With Wood Brown, ch 32 (34, 36). Work 3 rows Wood Brown and 3 -rows Cocoa, remainder in Fisherman inc 1 st at beg and end of every 10th -row 5 times (all sizes). Work even until sleeve measures 19 (20, 21) -inches from beg or desired length to underarm. SHAPE CAP: Work armhole -shaping same as back. Then dec 1 st at beg and end of each row until 14 -sts remain (all sizes), cut yarn. - -FINISHING: Block each section lightly. Sew side, shoulder and sleeve -seams matching rows. Sew sleeves in position. LEFT FRONT BORDER: With -Wood Brown, ch 8, work in pattern for 3 rows. NEXT ROW: With Wood Brown -work across 3 sts, drop Wood Brown, attach Cocoa and work across last 3 -sts. Continue in same manner until band is same length as front to neck -shaping. Then dec 1 st at each end of row. Work in same manner on 4 sts -to center back of neck, cut yarn. Work other border to correspond. Sew -borders in position. Mark right front for 6 evenly spaced buttons. - -BUTTON LOOPS: Attach Wood Brown at left front edge, ch 6, skip 2 rows, -sl st to edge, cut yarn. Work 5 more button loops in same manner -matching markers. - -POCKETS: Work 2. With Fisherman ch 22, work in pattern for 15 rows, then -work 3 rows Cocoa and 3 rows Wood Brown. Sew pockets in position. - - - - - _Flings ’n Caps_ - - - HAT AND SCARF SET - - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD - “DAWN” KNITTING WORSTED - 2—4 oz. skeins Dk. Violet - Plastic Crochet Hook Size J - - - HAT - -Ch 5, join to form a ring, ch 1, work 8 s c in ring, join in 1st s c. -2nd ROUND: Ch 9, cluster st in 4th st from hook (cluster st: keeping -last loop of each st on hook, 3 d c in same space, y o hook and pull -through all loops at one time), ch 2, sl st in next st of ch, ch 6, sl -st in next s c, repeat from beg all around ending last repeat with d trc -in 1st sc (this brings yarn in position for next round); (d trc: Y o -hook 3 times and work off all loops 2 at a time), ch 5, join in 5th st -of ch. 3rd ROUND: Ch 2, keeping cluster st to front, sl st in next st of -ch (opposite side of cluster st), ch 5, sl st in ch below cluster st, -repeat from beg all around, join in d trc. 4th ROUND: Sl st to center st -of ch 5, ch 10, d trc in same space, ch 5, d trc in same space, * 3 d -trc with ch 5 between each d trc in center st of next ch, repeat from * -all around, join in 5th st of ch. 5th and 6th ROUNDS: Sl st to center -st, ch 10, d trc in same space, * 2 d trc with ch 5 between in center st -of next loop, repeat from * all around, join in 5th st of ch. 7th ROUND: -Sl st into loop, work 3 s c in each loop (48 s c) do not join this or -following rounds, place a marker at beg of each round. 8th to 12th -ROUNDS: 1 s c in each s c, sl st in last 3 sts at end of last round to -even round, cut yarn. - - - SCARF - 90 inches long - -Ch 20, s c in 2nd st from hook, 1 s c in each remaining st of ch, turn. -2nd to 6th ROWS: Ch 1, 1 s c in each s c, turn, ch 6 at end of last row. -7th ROW: Skip next 2 s c, 2 d trc (3 times over hook) with ch 5 between -in next s c, repeat from beg across row ending with skip next 2 s c, d -trc in last s c, ch 6, turn. 8th ROW: 2 d trc with ch 5 between in -center st of next loop, repeat from beg across row ending with d trc in -6th st of end ch, ch 6, turn. Repeat last row for pattern. Work even in -pattern until scarf measures 88½ inches from beg or 1½ inches less than -desired length. NEXT ROW: 1 s c in d trc, 4 s c in next loop, 3 s c in -each of the next 3 loops, 4 s c in next loop, 1 s c in 6th st of end ch, -ch 1, turn, (19 sc). NEXT 5 ROWS: 1 s c in each s c, cut yarn. - - - BLACK AND WHITE HAT & SCARF - - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD - DAWN “WINTUK” SPORT YARN SIZE - 3—2 oz. skeins White - 1—2 oz. skein Black for Scarf and - 1—2 oz. skein each White and Black for Hat - 1 Pr. Knitting Needles No. 10½ OR ANY SIZE NEEDLES WHICH WILL RESULT - IN STITCH GAUGE BELOW. - GAUGE: 4 sts = 1 inch - - - SCARF - -With Black, cast on 44 sts. 1st ROW: K 1, yarn to front, sl 1 as if to -P, repeat from beg across row. Repeat 1st row for pattern. Work in -following color scheme: 23 rows Black, 8 rows White, 8 rows Black, 8 -rows White, 4 rows Black, 8 rows White, 8 rows Black, 8 rows White, 24 -rows Black (this completes border). With White, work in pattern until -scarf measures 80 inches. Then work border from the last row to the 1st -row. Bind off 2 sts at a time. - -FRINGE: Wind remainder of Black over a 15 inch cardboard, cut one end. -Take 3 strands and fold in half. Pull folded edge through st and pull -ends through loop; pull tightly. Work a fringe in each st across each -end. Trim fringe evenly. - - - HAT - -With Black, cast on 140 sts. Work border same as scarf (about 10 -inches). NEXT ROW: K 2 tog across row. NEXT ROW: P 2 tog across row, cut -yarn leaving a length for weaving. Thread yarn into blunt needle, draw -through all sts, fasten securely. Weave seam. - - - FLAME SCARF & HAT - - [Illustration: Scarves and hats] - - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD - “DAWN” KNITTING WORSTED - 2-4 oz. skeins Flame - 1 oz. each Fisherman, Antique Gold and Black - Plastic Crochet Hook Size J OR ANY SIZE HOOK WHICH WILL RESULT IN - STITCH GAUGE BELOW. - GAUGE: 3 solid meshes and 2 open meshes = 2 inches - - - SCARF - -Approximate Size: 6 inches x 94 inches - -With Flame, ch 25, d c in 4th st from hook, * ch 1, skip next 2 sts of -ch, 2 d c in next st, repeat from * across ch, ch 4, turn. 2nd ROW: 2 d -c in next mesh, * ch 1, 2 d c in next mesh, repeat from * across row -ending ch 1, d c in 3rd st of ch at end, turn. 3rd ROW: Ch 3, d c in 1st -mesh, * ch 1, 2 d c in next mesh, repeat from * across row, ch 4, turn. -NEXT 3 ROWS: Repeat 2nd, 3rd and 2nd rows, cut Flame, turn. (NOTE: When -changing colors, always complete last half of last st worked with new -color.) 7th ROW: START BORDER: With Black repeat 3rd row, cut Black. -Repeat 2nd and 3rd rows for pattern and work in following color scheme; -1 row Antique Gold, 1 row Fisherman, 1 row Black, 1 row Flame, 1 row -Black, 1 row Fisherman, 1 row Antique Gold (this completes border), 1 -row Black, * 5 rows Flame, 1 row Antique Gold, 5 rows Flame, 1 row -Fisherman, 5 rows Flame, 1 row Black, repeat from last * 5 times ending -with 5 rows Flame, 1 row Antique Gold, 5 rows Flame. Then work border -and 6 rows of Flame, cut yarn. - - - HAT - -With Flame, ch 74, work 1st 2 rows same as scarf. NEXT 9 ROWS: Work -border same as scarf. NEXT ROW: (Dec) With Flame, ch 3, d c in 1st mesh, -* keeping last loop of each st on hook, 2 d c in next mesh, y o and work -off 2 loops, repeat from * across row, then y o and pull through all -loops on hook, y o and pull through remaining loop, cut yarn leaving a -length. Thread length into blunt needle, fasten sts securely; sew side -seam matching rows. - -POMPON: Wind Flame 200 times over a 3 inch cardboard. Tie 1 end; cut -other end. Trim evenly, attach to top of hat. - - - - - _Pick-a-Length_ - - - [Illustration: Jacket] - - - KNITTED SLEEVELESS JACKET - - Sizes: Small, Medium and Large - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD - DAWN “SAYELLE”® - 3 (4, 4)—4 oz. skeins Lilac - 1—4 oz. skein each Hot Pink and Lt. Navy - 24 inch Circular Knitting Needle No. 6 - 1 Pr. Knitting Needles No. 6 and No. 8 OR ANY SIZE NEEDLES WHICH WILL - RESULT IN STITCH GAUGE BELOW. - GAUGE: For No. 8 needles: 5 sts = 1 inch - -Directions are given for Small size. Changes for Medium and Large sizes -are given in parentheses. - - MEASUREMENTS: - Width across back at underarm: - 16 (17, 18) inches. - Width across each front at underarm: - 8 (9, 9) inches. - -BACK: With No. 6 needles and Lilac cast on 81 (85, 89) sts. 1st ROW: K -1, * P 1, K 1, repeat from * across row. 2nd ROW: P 1, * K 1, P 1, -repeat from * across row. Repeat 1st and 2nd rows twice. NEXT ROW: -Repeat 1st row. NEXT 2 ROWS: START BORDER: K across each row, cut Lilac. -NEXT 2 ROWS: Attach Lt. Navy, K across each row, drop Lt. Navy. NEXT -ROW: Attach Hot Pink, K across row. NEXT ROW: P across row, drop Hot -Pink. Repeat last 4 rows once, cut Hot Pink. NEXT 2 ROWS: With Lt. Navy, -K across each row, cut Lt. Navy. NEXT 2 ROWS: Change to No. 8 needles -and with Lilac, K across each row. - -START PATTERN: 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th ROWS: * K 3, P 1, repeat from * -across row ending K 1. 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th ROWS: K 1, * P 1, K 3, -repeat from * across row. Repeat from 1st to 8th rows for pattern. Work -even in pattern until back measures 18 inches from beg or length desired -to underarm. SHAPE ARMHOLES: Bind off 4 sts (all sizes) at beg of next 4 -rows. Then dec 1 st at beg and end of every other row 4 times (all -sizes). Work even in pattern until armholes measure 8½ (9, 9½) inches -from 1st bind off. - -SHAPE SHOULDERS: Bind off 6 (7, 7) sts at beg of next 4 rows. Bind off -remaining sts. - -RIGHT FRONT: With Lilac cast on 37 (41, 45) sts. Work same as back until -1½ inches before armhole shaping. SHAPE FRONT EDGE: Dec 1 st at beg of -row every ½ inch (all sizes) 13 (15, 19) times; at same time when front -measures same as back to underarm (ending with same number of patterns) -shape armhole same as back. When armhole measures same as back, shape -shoulder same as back. - - _continuation from page 13_ - -LEFT FRONT: Work same as right front reversing shaping. - -FINISHING: Block all sections. Sew shoulder seams. FRONT BORDER: With -right side facing and circular needle, starting at center back, with Lt. -Navy pick up 180 (184, 190) sts along front edge ending at last Lt. Navy -stripe of lower border. Then turn each row, work as follows: K 1 row Lt. -Navy; K 1 row, P 1 row Hot Pink; K 1 row Lt. Navy, then pick up and K 6 -sts on side of border at lower edge, K next row; P 1 row Lilac. NEXT 6 -ROWS: With Lilac work in K 1, P 1 ribbing, bind off. Work border on -other front edge to correspond. Weave back seam tog. Turn border ribbing -to wrong side and tack in position. ARMHOLE EDGE: With right side of -work facing No. 6 needle and Lilac pick up 84 (86, 88) sts around -armhole. 1st ROW: K across row, drop Lilac. NEXT 2 ROWS: With Lt. Navy K -2 rows, cut yarn. NEXT 7 ROWS: With Lilac work in K 1, P 1 ribbing. Bind -off. Turn ribbing to wrong side and tack in position. Sew side seam. -Work other armhole to correspond. - - - LONG CROCHET SLEEVELESS CARDIGAN - - Sizes: Small, Medium and Large - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD - DAWN “WINTUK” KNITTING WORSTED - SIZE - 6 (7, 8)—2 oz. skeins Citrus Spice - Plastic Crochet Hook Size I OR ANY SIZE HOOK WHICH WILL RESULT IN - STITCH GAUGE BELOW. - GAUGE: 1 Shell = 1 inch - -Directions are given for small size. Changes for medium and large sizes -are given in parentheses. - - MEASUREMENTS: - Width across back at underarm: - 17, 18, 19 inches, - Width across each front at underarm: - 8½, 9, 9½ inches. - -BACK: Ch 71 (75, 79), 1 d c in 7th st from hook, * skip next 3 sts of -ch, 1 d c, ch 3, 1 d c (shell) in next st of ch, repeat from * across -row, 17 (18, 19) shells. 2nd ROW: Ch 6, rice st in 3rd st from hook -(rice st: Keeping last loop of each st on hook, 3 d c in same space, y o -hook and pull through all loops at one time, ch 1), * s c in ch 3 loop -of next shell, ch 4, rice st in 3rd st from hook, ch 1, s c in next -shell, repeat from * across row ending with s c in 3rd st of turning ch, -ch 6, turn. 3rd ROW: D c in same space, * shell in next s c between rice -sts, repeat from * across row ending with d c in 3rd st of turning ch. -Repeat last 2 rows twice. 8th ROW: Ch 6, d c in same space, * shell -between next 2 shells, repeat from * across row ending with d c in 3rd -st of ch, ch 6, turn. Repeat last row 3 times, but do not ch 6 at end of -last row. 12th ROW: Repeat 2nd row. 13th ROW: Repeat 3rd row. Repeat -last 2 rows once. (This completes border.) 16th ROW: Ch 6, d c in same -space, * shell between next 2 shells, repeat from * across row ending -with d c in 3rd st of ch, turn. Repeat last row for pattern until work -measures 23 inches from beg. - -SHAPE ARMHOLES: NEXT ROW: Sl st across 1st 2 shells to space between 2nd -and 3rd shell, ch 6, d c in same space, work in pattern across row to -within last 3 shells, skip next d c and ch 3 of next shell, d c in next -d c, turn. NEXT ROW: Work even in pattern. NEXT ROW: Sl st across 1st -shell to space between 1st and 2nd shell, ch 6, d c in same space, work -in pattern across row ending with d c in last d c of shell before last -shell (1 shell free). Then work even in pattern until armholes measure -7½ (7½, 8) inches from beg, cut yarn. SHAPE SHOULDERS: NEXT ROW: Skip -1st 3 shells (all sizes) attach yarn between 3rd and 4th shell (all -sizes) and work in pattern across row to within last 3 shells (all -sizes) ending with d c in last dc of 4th shell (all sizes) from end, cut -yarn. - -LEFT FRONT: Ch 39 (43, 47) and work same as back to underarm; (8 (9, 10) -shells). SHAPE ARMHOLE: NEXT ROW: Sl st across 2 shells and work in -pattern across row. SHAPE NECK: NEXT ROW: Ch 3, shell between next 2 -shells, work in pattern across row (1 shell dec). NEXT ROW: Sl st across -1st shell and work in pattern across row ending with d c in 3rd st of -ch. NEXT 4 ROWS: Work even in pattern. NEXT ROW: Dec 1 shell at neck -edge in same manner. Then work even in pattern until armhole measures 1 -row less than back armhole, cut yarn; 3 (3, 3) shells remain for -shoulder. - -RIGHT FRONT: Work same as left front reversing all shaping. - -FINISHING: Block each section slightly. Sew shoulder and side seams -matching rows. - -EDGE: With right side facing, attach yarn in corner at lower edge and -working on opposite side of starting ch, work 2 s c in each loop of 3 -skipped sts, 1 s c in st already worked in, 3 s c in corner st, working -up front edge work 100 s c (all sizes) up front to neck shaping, 26 (28, -30) s c at side of neck edge, 16 (18, 20) s c across back of neck, 26 -(28, 30) s c across opposite neck edge, 100 s c (all sizes) down -opposite front edge, join, do not turn. 2nd ROUND: Ch 4, rice st in 3rd -st from hook, ch 1, skip 3 s c, s c in next s c, repeat from beg all -around, join, cut yarn. - - _continuation from page 13_ - -ARMHOLE EDGE: Attach yarn in seam st at underarm and work 72 (76, 80) s -c around armhole, join, cut yarn. - - - - - _The Long Rib_ - - - [Illustration: Slipover] - - - MAN’S RAGLAN SLIPOVER - - Sizes: 40, 42 and 44 - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD - DAWN “SAYELLE”® - 6 (7, 8)—4 oz. skeins Burnt Orange - 1—4 oz. skein each Moss and Lemon - 1 Pr. Knitting Needles No. 9 OR ANY SIZE NEEDLES WHICH WILL RESULT IN - STITCH GAUGE BELOW. - 1 Set Double Pointed Needles No. 6 - GAUGE: 5 sts = 1 inch - -Directions are given for size 40. Changes for sizes 42 and 44 are given -in parentheses. - - MEASUREMENTS: - Width across back or front at underarm: - 20, 21, 22 inches. - -BACK: With Burnt Orange cast on 104 (107, 113) sts. 1st ROW: K 2, * P 1, -K 2, repeat from * across row. 2nd ROW: P 2, * K 1, P 2, repeat from * -across row, cut Burnt Orange. Repeat last 2 rows 6 times, working next 2 -rows in Moss, then 2 in Burnt Orange, 2 in Lemon, 2 in Burnt Orange, 2 -in Moss, 2 in Burnt Orange. (This completes border.) START PATTERN: 1st -ROW: With Burnt Orange K 2, * P 1, skip next st, K the next st and leave -on needle, K the skipped st and sl both sts off needle, P 1, K 2, repeat -from * across row. 2nd ROW: P 2, * K 1, P 2, repeat from * across row. -Repeat last 2 rows for pattern. Work even in pattern until back measures -19½ inches from beg or desired length to underarm. SHAPE RAGLAN: Bind -off 3 sts at beg of next 2 rows (all sizes), then keeping pattern -uniform dec 1 st at beg and end of every other row 27 (28, 29) times. -Bind off remaining sts. - -FRONT: Work same as back until front measures 2 inches less than back to -underarm ending on wrong side. NEXT ROW: SHAPE V NECK: Work in pattern -across 52 (52, 55) sts, K 0 (2, 2) tog, attach another skein of yarn, -work in pattern across remaining 52 (53, 56) sts. NEXT ROW: Dec 1 st at -each side of neck edge. Then dec 1 st at each side of neck edge every -other row 6 times more (all sizes). Then dec 1 st at each side of neck -edge every 3rd row 14 (14, 16) times, at the same time when work -measures same as back to underarm shape raglan same as back until 1 st -remains on each side, cut yarn, fasten securely. - -SLEEVES: With Burnt Orange cast on 50 (53, 53) sts and work 14 rows of -border same as back. Then work in pattern inc 1 st at beg and end of row -(all inc sts will be worked in pattern). Then keeping pattern uniform, -inc 1 st at beg and end of row every 1 inch until there are 74 (77, 83) -sts on needle. Work even in pattern until sleeve measures 18½ inches -from beg or length desired to underarm. NEXT 2 ROWS: Bind off 3 sts at -beg of each row. Then shape raglan same as back until 14 (15, 19) sts -remain. Bind off remaining sts. - -FINISHING: Block each section slightly. Weave sleeves in position. Weave -sleeve and side seams. NECK BAND: With No. 6 dpn and Burnt Orange -starting at center back, pick up 83 (85, 87) sts along neck edge to -center of V, pick up 1 st at center for center st, pick up 83 (85, 87) -sts along opposite edge. NEXT ROUND: K 2, P 1, repeat from beg all -around dec 1 st on each side of center st (always K center st in this -and following rounds). NEXT 10 ROUNDS: Working in same manner as last -round, work next 2 rounds Moss, then 2 rounds Burnt Orange, 2 rounds -Lemon, 2 rounds Burnt Orange, and 2 rounds Moss. Bind off in pattern. - - KNITTING ABBREVIATIONS - - K Knit - P Purl - St(s) Stitch(es) - YO Yarn Over - Dec. Decrease - Inc. Increase - Tog. Together - Rnd. Round - P.s.s.o. Pass slip st over st - dpn Double pointed needle - K-O Do not work st, row or round - Beg. Beginning - Bet. Between - - - - - _The Edwardian Vest_ - - - [Illustration: Vest] - - Sizes: Small to Medium; Medium to Large - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD - DAWN “WINTUK” KNITTING WORSTED SIZE - 5 (6)—2 oz. skeins Gold - Plastic Crochet Hook Size I for small to medium size; Size J for - medium to large size OR ANY SIZE HOOK WHICH WILL RESULT IN - STITCH GAUGE BELOW - GAUGE: - Size I hook: 1 shell, 1 d knot st, 1 shell = 2¾ inches - Size J hook: 1 shell, 1 d knot st, 1 shell = 3 inches - MEASUREMENTS: - Width across back at underarm: - 17 (18) inches - Width across each front at underarm: - 8¼ (9) inches - NOTE: Use same directions for both sizes - see hook sizes - -RIGHT FRONT: Starting at shoulder, ch 15, 5 d c in 5th st from hook, -work a s knot st (S Knot St: Draw up a ½ inch loop on hook, yo and pull -through loop, s c in single loop of st, this completes a s knot st; draw -up a ½ inch loop on hook, yo and pull through loop, s c in single loop -of st, this completes a d knot st), skip next 3 sts of ch, sl st in next -st, work a s knot st, skip next 3 sts of ch, 5 d c (shell) in next st, -skip next st, d c in next st, ch 1, turn. 2nd ROW: Skip 1st d c, s c in -1st d c of next shell, ch 5, s c in last d c of same shell, d knot st, s -c in 1st d c of next shell, ch 5, s c in last d c of same shell, ch 3, -turn. 3rd ROW: Shell in center of ch 5 loop (NOTE: All shells will be -worked in center st of loop and will not be referred to again), s knot -st, sl st in center of next d knot st, s knot st, shell in next loop, d -c in last s c, ch 1, turn. Repeat 2nd and 3rd rows 5 times, ending last -row with ch 3, turn. 14th ROW: SHAPE NECK AND ARMHOLE: S knot st, s c in -1st d c of shell (inc at beg of row), ch 5, s c in last d c of same -shell, d knot st, s c in 1st d c of next shell, ch 5, s c in last d c of -same shell, s knot st, d c in 3rd st of ch at end (inc at end of row), -ch 3, turn. 15th ROW: S knot st, sl st in s c of next s knot st, s knot -st, shell in next loop, s knot st, sl st in center of next d knot st, s -knot st, shell in next loop, s knot st, sl st in s c of next s knot st, -s knot st, d c in 3rd st of ch at end of row, ch 1, turn. 16th ROW: S c -in 1st d c, * d knot st, s c in 1st d c of next shell, ch 5, s c in last -d c of same shell, repeat from * once, d knot st, s c in 3rd st of end -ch, ch 3, turn. 17th ROW: Shell in 1st s c, * s knot st, sl st in center -of next d knot st, s knot st, shell in next loop, repeat from * across -row ending last repeat with 6 d c shell in last s c, ch 3, turn. 18th -ROW: S knot st (inc), skip 1st d c, s c in next d c, ch 5, s c in last d -c of same shell, * d knot st, s c in 1st d c of next shell, ch 5, s c in -last d c of same shell, repeat from * across row, ch 3, turn. 19th ROW: -Shell in next loop, s knot st, sl st in center st of next d knot st, s -knot st, repeat from beg twice, shell in next loop, s knot st, sl st in -s c of next s knot st, s knot st, d c in 3rd st of end ch, ch 1, turn. -20th ROW: Sc in d c, * d knot st, s c in 1st d c of next shell, ch 5, s -c in last d c of same shell, repeat from * across row, turn. 21st ROW: -Ch 3, * shell in next loop, s knot st, sl st in center of next d knot -st, s knot st, repeat from * across row ending with shell in last s c, -ch 1, turn. 22nd ROW: S c in 1st d c of shell, ch 5, s c in last d c of -same shell, d knot st, repeat from beg across row ending s c in 1st d c -of next shell, ch 5, s c in last d c of same shell, turn. 23rd ROW: Ch -3, * shell in next loop, s knot st, sl st in center st of next d knot -st, s knot st, repeat from * across row ending with shell in last loop, -d c in last s c, ch 1, turn. Repeat 22nd and 23rd rows until there are -24 shell rows from beg or length desired ending with 22nd row of -pattern. NEXT ROW: START LOWER EDGE SHAPING: Work in pattern across row -until 4 shells have been completed, then s knot st, sl st in next d knot -st, s knot st, d c in center st of next loop, ch 1, turn. NEXT ROW: S c -in d c, d knot st, s c in 1st d c of next shell, continue in pattern -across row. Repeat the last 2 rows having 3 shells only in next row, cut -yarn. - -LEFT FRONT: Work same as right front reversing shaping. - -BACK: Work 1st row same as right front, cut yarn, set aside. Work -another section same as 1st and 2nd rows of right front, ch 31 (39), -pick up 1st section having wrong side facing, pull up a loop in each of -the 1st 2 d c, yarn over and work off all loops at one time, complete -row, turn. 3rd ROW: Ch 3, working in pattern complete 2 shells, s knot -st, skip 1st 3 sts of ch 31 (39), * sl st in next st, s knot st, skip -next 3 sts of ch, shell in next st, s knot st, skip next 3 sts of ch, -repeat from * twice, sl st in next st, s knot st, shell in next ch 5 -loop, complete row, ch 1, turn; 7 (8) shells. 4th to 13th ROWS: Repeat -the 22nd and 23rd rows of right front alternately, ending last row with -ch 3. NEXT 4 ROWS: Working in pattern, inc at beg and end of rows in -same manner as 14th to 17th rows of right front. Then repeat 22nd and -23rd rows until back is same length as fronts. - -FINISHING: Steam sections. Sew seams. - - _continuation from page 19_ - -EDGE: Attach yarn at shoulder seam on wrong side; working around back of -neck, ch 5, sl st on side of next s c, ch 5, skip 1 loop, sl st in next -loop, * ch 5, sl st in next loop, repeat from * 5 times, ch 5, sl st on -side of next s c, ch 5, sl st in shoulder seam; working down front edge -ch 5, sl st on side of next s c, repeat from * 5 times, ch 5, skip 1 -loop, sl st in next loop, ch 5, sl st in base of next shell, ch 5, sl st -in next loop, ch 5, sl st in base of next shell, * ch 5, sl st in base -of next d c, repeat from * 13 times, work 4 ch 5 loops around curved -edge, ending at center of d knot st, * ch 5, sl st in 1st d c of next -shell, ch 5, sl st in last d c of same shell, repeat from * across lower -edge. Work up other front edge to correspond to opposite side having -same number of loops, join, turn. FRINGE: Insert hook under ch, pick up -yarn and pull through loop on hook pulling yarn up to form a 1 inch -loop, * keep loop on hook, insert hook under ch, pull yarn through, yo -and pull through st pulling yarn up to a 1 inch length, repeat from * -working 6 fringes in each loop and 1 fringe in each sl st dropping loops -from hook when necessary, join, cut yarn. - - - - - _Flowery Border_ - - - CROCHET DRESS - - Sizes: Small, Medium - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD - “DAWN” KNITTING WORSTED or DAWN “SAYELLE”® - 3 (4)—4 oz. skeins White - 1—4 oz. skein each Leaf Green or Premier Green and Lt. Raspberry or - Folly Pink - 1 oz. Orange or Burnt Orange - Plastic Crochet Hook size H OR ANY SIZE HOOK WHICH WILL RESULT IN - STITCH GAUGE BELOW. - GAUGE: Each motif measures about 4 inches. - -Directions are given for small size. Changes for medium size are given -in parentheses. - - MEASUREMENTS: - Width across bust at underarm: - 17, 18 inches - -MOTIF: With Orange ch 5, join to form a ring, ch 1, 8 s c in ring, cut -yarn, attach White, join (When changing colors always complete last half -of st with next color). 2nd ROUND: Ch 7, working into single loop of -each ch work 3 s c in 2nd st from hook and in each remaining st of ch -(petal), sl st in back of 7th s c from beg of petal, s c in next s c of -1st round, repeat from beg 7 times (8 petals), join, cut yarn. 3rd -ROUND: Attach Leaf Green in s c between petals, ch 3, 2 d c in same -space, * ch 1, 3 d c in next s c between petals, repeat from * all -around, ch 1, join. 4th ROUND: 5 d c (shell) in center d c, sl st in ch -1 space, repeat from beg all around, join, cut yarn. - -Work a 2nd motif in same manner, but use Lt. Raspberry for 2nd round and -join 2nd motif to 1st motif in last round as follows: 3 d c in center d -c, * drop loop from hook, insert hook in any center d c of last round of -1st motif, pick up dropped loop, 2 d c in same space of 2nd motif, sl st -in ch 1 space, 3 d c in next center d c, repeat from * once inserting -hook in next center d c of 1st motif, then complete last round same as -1st motif. Continue working and joining motifs alternating colors until -there are 10 (12) motifs in strip. Work 1 more round of motifs -alternating White and Lt. Raspberry motifs joining last motif to -opposite center d c’s arranging colors as pictured. - -JOINING MOTIF: With Orange ch 5, join to form a ring, ch 1, s c in ring, -* ch 3, drop loop from hook, insert hook in joining of the 2 motifs, -pick up dropped loop and pull through, ch 3, s c in ring, repeat from * -3 times ending sl st in 1st s c, cut yarn. Work a joining motif in each -space all around. - -1st ROUND: Starting at lower edge of skirt above border; attach White -between any 2 motifs, ch 4, 2 trc in same space, * 3 d c in next sl st, -5 s c in center of next shell, 5 s c in center of next shell, 3 d c in -next sl st, 3 trc between next 2 motifs, repeat from * all around ending -to correspond, join in 4th st of starting ch, ch 1, turn. 2nd ROUND: Sl -st to center d c, * ch 2, sl st in center s c of next s c group, ch 3, 2 -d c, ch 3, sl st in same space, repeat from * once, ch 1, sl st in -center d c of next d c group, ch 1, sl st in center of next trc group, -ch 3, 2 d c, ch 3, sl st in same trc, ch 1, sl st in next center d c, -repeat from 1st * all around ending to correspond, join, cut yarn, turn. -3rd ROUND: Attach yarn and * sl st to 3rd st of ch, ch 4, yo hook twice, -insert hook in same st, yo, pull through st (4 loops on hook), yo, pull -through 2 loops, yo, skip 2 d c, insert hook in next st (top of ch), yo, -pull through (5 loops on hook), yo, work off all loops 2 at a time, ch -2, d c in center where sts cross, ch 4, sl st in top of same ch already -worked, ch 2, repeat from * all around, join, turn. 4th ROUND: Sl st to -ch 2 loop at top, * ch 3, 2 d c, ch 3, sl st in same loop, ch 2, sl st -in top of next ch 2 loop, repeat from * all around, join to correspond, -turn. 5th ROUND: Repeat 3rd round from 1st *. 6th ROUND: Repeat 4th -round. Repeat last 2 rounds 4 times. NEXT 6 ROUNDS: Work in pattern -having ch 1 instead of ch 2 between each pattern to shape waist. NEXT 3 -ROUNDS: Work in pattern having ch 2 between each pattern. NEXT ROW: -Divide for back. SHAPE ARMHOLES: Sl st across 1 pattern, work across -next 13 (16) patterns, ch 2, sl st in top of next ch 2 loop, ch 1 to -turn this and next row. Repeat last row once, having 2 patterns less 11 -(14) patterns. Continue in pattern (always sl st to top ch 2 loop at beg -of each 4th pattern row) until armholes measure 7 inches ending with 3rd -pattern row. SHAPE SHOULDERS AND NECK: Work across 3 (4) patterns for -shoulder, ch 2, * 2 s c in next ch 2 loop of next pattern, ch 2, repeat -from * 4 (5) times for neck, work in pattern to end of row for other -shoulder. NEXT ROW: Sl st to top of ch, * 1 sc in each d c, sl st in top -of ch, ch 2, sl st in top of ch, repeat from * 2 (3) times, then work 2 -s c in each space and 1 s c in each s c of row below across neckline, -complete shoulder same as 1st shoulder, cut yarn. - -FRONT: Attach yarn in 1st free pattern and work same as back until -armholes measure 5 inches. NEXT ROW: Work across 3 (4) patterns for -shoulder, work neckline same as back across 5 (6) patterns, work across -other shoulder. Work and complete 1 shoulder until same length as back, -drop yarn. Attach yarn on other shoulder and complete to correspond, cut -yarn. Pick up dropped yarn of 1st shoulder and work across shoulders and -neckline same as back, cut yarn. FINISHING: Sew shoulder seams. Work 1 -row of s c around each armhole, join. Work a sl st in each st, cut yarn. -Work a sl st in each st around neck edge. LOWER EDGE OF DRESS: With -right side facing, attach White between any 2 motifs, sl st in same -space, ** skip next st, 5 d c in next st, * work 5 d c in center st of -next shell, repeat from * once, work 5 d c in 2nd st of next shell, sl -st between next 2 motifs, repeat from ** all around, join, cut yarn. - - [Illustration: Dress] - - - - - _Color Cascade_ - - -_Poncho_ - _1 size fits all_ - - [Illustration: Poncho] - - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD - DAWN “SAYELLE”® or “DAWN” KNITTING WORSTED - 5—4 oz. skeins Moss or Olive Green - 1—4 oz. skein each Burnt Orange and Lemon or Tangerine and Amber - Plastic Crochet Hook Size J OR ANY SIZE HOOK WHICH WILL RESULT IN - STITCH GAUGE BELOW - GAUGE: 7 s c = 2 inches - -With Moss ch 50, s c in 2nd st from hook and in each remaining st of ch, -ch 1 to turn all rows. 2nd, 3rd, 4th ROWS: 1 s c in each s c, drop Moss, -pick up Burnt Orange. (When changing colors always complete last half of -st with new color.) 5th ROW: 1 s c in 1st s c, * s c in corresponding sc -4 rows below, skip 1 s c, 1 s c in next 5 s c, repeat from * across row. -6th ROW: 1 s c in each of next 4 s c, * s c in corresponding s c 4 rows -below, skip 1 s c, 1 s c in each of next 5 s c, repeat from * across row -ending s c in corresponding s c 4 rows below, skip 1 s c, s c in last 2 -s c. 7th ROW: 1 s c in each of next 3 s c, * s c in next s c 4 rows -below, skip 1 s c, 1 s c in each of the next 5 s c, repeat from * -across, ending 1 s c in next s c 4 rows below, skip 1 s c, 1 s c in -remaining 3 s c, drop Burnt Orange, pick up Lemon. 8th ROW: 1 s c in -next 2 s c, * s c in next s c 4 rows below, skip 1 s c, 1 s c in each of -the next 5 s c, repeat from * across ending in pattern as established. -9th ROW: 1 s c in each of the next 5 s c, * s c in next s c 4 rows -below, skip 1 s c, 1 s c in each of the next 5 s c, repeat from * across -ending in pattern. 10th ROW: S c in s c 4 rows below, skip 1 s c, 1 s c -in each of the next 5 s c, repeat from beg across row ending last repeat -1 s c in remaining 6 s c, drop Lemon, pick up Moss. 11th, 12th, 13th -ROWS: Repeat 5th, 6th, 7th rows, drop Moss, pick up Burnt Orange. 14th, -15th, 16th ROWS: Repeat 8th, 9th, 10th rows, cut Burnt Orange. 17th, -18th, 19th ROWS: With Lemon repeat 5th, 6th, 7th rows, cut Lemon. 20th, -21st, 22nd ROWS: Pick up Moss, repeat 8th, 9th and 10th rows, -discontinue pattern, ch 2, turn. NEXT ROW: Work 1 s d c in each s c (s d -c: yarn over, insert in st, pull through and work off all loops at one -time), ch 2 to turn all s d c rows. Work 64 more s d c rows, working -each s d c between each s d c throughout, cut yarn. Work 22 border rows -same as beginning and crochet to last row of s d c, cut yarn. Work a 2nd -section to correspond. - -FINISHING: Block sections. Work a row of s d c all around neck edge -working 1 s d c into each st and in each row on sides. 2nd ROW: Work 1 s -c in 3 sts, skip 1 st, repeat from beg all around, join. 3rd ROUND: -Working into loop in back of each s c, work 1 sl st in each st, join, -cut yarn. Weave 1 short end to one long side as illustrated. Finish -other end to correspond. - -LOWER EDGE: With Moss work 2 s c over 1 row, 1 s c over next row on each -long side, work 1 s c in each st across each short side, join, cut yarn. - -FRINGE: Cut Moss into 7 inch lengths. Take 3 strands, fold in half, -insert hook in st, pick up fringe, pull through st, then pull ends -through loop. Work a fringe in every other st all around edge. Trim -fringe evenly. - - CROCHET ABBREVIATIONS - - Chain ch - Stitch st - Slip Stitch sl st - Single Crochet s c - Short Double Crochet s d c - OR Half Double Crochet h d c - Double Crochet d c - Treble Crochet tr c - Double Treble Crochet d tr c - Treble Treble Crochet tr tr c - Increase inc - Decrease dec - -Asterisk ... *. This indicates that the directions immediately following -are to be repeated the given number of times in addition to the ones -already given. 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