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If you are not located in the United States, you -will have to check the laws of the country where you are located before -using this eBook. - -Title: Star book no. 234: mood fashions - -Author: Anonymous - -Release Date: February 9, 2023 [eBook #69987] - -Language: English - -Produced by: Stephen Hutcheson and the Online Distributed Proofreading - Team at https://www.pgdp.net - -*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK STAR BOOK NO. 234: MOOD -FASHIONS *** - - - - - - Transcriber’s Note - Italic text displayed as: _italic_ - Bold text displayed as: =bold= - - - - -[Illustration: - - _Mood - Fashions_ - - STAR BOOK NUMBER 234] - - - - -KNITTING ABBREVIATIONS - - Knit K - Purl P - Stitch(es) St(s) - Yarn Over YO - Decrease Dec. - Increase Inc. - Together Tog. - Round Rnd. - Pass Slip St Over St P.s.s.o. - Double Pointed Needle dpn - Do Not Work St, Row or Round K-O - Beginning Beg. - Between Bet. - - -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. Thus “repeat from *3 times” means 4 patterns -in all. - - -FOOTNOTES: - -[1] DUPONT CERTIFICATION MARK FOR YARNS MEETING ITS FIBER CONTENT -SPECIFICATIONS - -Photography by Myron Miller - - american[Illustration: american thread logo] - thread - - HIGH RIDGE PARK, STAMFORD, CONN. 06905 - =PRINTED IN U.S.A.= - -[Illustration: _Contents_] - -[Illustration: _Mood Fashions Star Book 234_] - - -[Illustration: _Ribbed Sweater & Helmet_ - -Pg. 4] - -[Illustration: _Knitted Gaucho Pants_ - -Pg. 6] - -[Illustration: _Knitted Moss Stitch Dress_ - -Pg. 9] - -[Illustration: _Pants_ - -Pg. 11] - -[Illustration: _Knitted Poncho & Hat_ - -Pg. 12] - -[Illustration: _Skirt_ - -Pg. 14] - -[Illustration: _Sleeveless Maxi Coat_ - -Pg. 16] - -[Illustration: _Cable Sweater_ - -Pg. 18] - -[Illustration: _Short Vest_ - -Pg. 20] - - - - -[Illustration: _Ribbed Sweater & Helmet_ - -SIZES: 10, 12 & 14] - -[Illustration: Woman in hooded sweater] - -Materials Required: - - =AMERICAN THREAD=: - =“Dawn” Knitting Worsted or= - =Dawn “Sayelle[1]”= - =7 (7, 8)—4 oz. skeins Wood Brown= - =1 pair Knitting Needles each No. 7= - =& No. 10 or any size needles which= - =will result in stitch gauge below= - =1 set Double Pointed Knitting= - =Needles No. 8= - =Plastic Crochet Hook size H= - =GAUGE: for No. 10 Needles:= - =11 sts = 2 inches= - =Directions are given for size 10.= - =Changes for sizes 12 and 14 are= - =given in parentheses.= - =MEASUREMENTS: Width across front= - =or back at underarm: 17 (18, 19)= - =inches.= - -=BACK=: With No. 7 needles cast on 97 (101, 105) sts. =1st ROW=: K1, -* P1, K1, repeat from * across row. =2nd ROW=: P1, * K1, P1, repeat -from * across row. Repeat these 2 rows for pattern for 3 inches; -then change to No. 10 needles and continue in pattern until back -measures 16 inches from beg or length desired to underarm. =SHAPE -ARMHOLES=: Bind off 4 sts (all sizes) at beg of next 2 rows. =START -RAGLAN SHAPING=: Keeping pattern uniform dec 1 st at beg and end of -every other row 24 (25, 26) times. Place remaining 41 (43, 45) sts on -holder. - -=FRONT=: Work same as back. - -=SLEEVES=: With No. 7 needles cast on 43 (45, 47) sts and work in -pattern same as back for 3 inches. Change to No. 10 needles and inc 1 -st at beg and end of every 4th row until there are 75 (77, 79) sts. -Work even until sleeve measures 17 inches from beg or length desired -to underarm. Bind off 4 sts at beg of next 2 rows (all sizes). Then -shape raglan same as back, placing remaining 19 sts on holder. Sew -side and sleeve seams. Sew sleeves in position. - -=HELMET=: Dividing sts evenly on d p n, place 19 sts from 1 sleeve -holder on needle; then sts from back; sts of other sleeve and sts -from front. Work in ribbing for 4 inches. =NEXT ROW=: Bind off 10 -sts at center front for beginning of face opening. =NEXT 15 ROWS=: -Working back and forth on remaining sts bind off 2 sts at beg of each -row. Work even for 2½ inches. =NEXT 6 ROWS=: Keeping ribbing uniform -inc 1 st at beg of each row. Remainder of helmet will be worked in -rounds, do not turn. Work even in ribbing for 4 inches. =NEXT ROUND=: -K2 tog, P2 tog, repeat from beg all around. =NEXT ROUND=: Work even -in ribbing. =NEXT ROUND=: K2 tog all around. =NEXT ROUND=: Work even, -cut yarn leaving a length for sewing. Thread yarn into blunt needle -and draw all sts tog, fasten securely. Work a row of sl sts around -face opening, cut yarn. - -[Illustration: Woman touching glasses] - - - - -[Illustration: _Knitted Gaucho Pants_ - -SIZES: 10 TO 12; 14 TO 16] - -Materials Required: - - =AMERICAN THREAD:= - =Dawn “Sayelle[1]” or= - =“Dawn” Knitting Worsted= - =5—4 oz. skeins Wood Brown= - =1 pair Knitting Needles No. 7 or any= - =size needles which will result in= - =stitch gauge below= - =Plastic Crochet Hook Size H= - =1 yd—¾ inch elastic= - =GAUGE: 9 sts = 2 inches; 7 rows = 1 inch= - =Directions are given for size 10-12.= - =Changes for size 14-16 are given= - =in parentheses.= - -=RIGHT LEG=: Cast on 115 (123) sts, work in stockinette st (K1 row, -P1 row) until section measures 18 inches from beg (both sizes) or -desired length to crotch including 2 inches for hem ending with a P -row. =NEXT ROW=: Bind off 5 sts (both sizes) at beg of row (front -edge), place marker, K across remaining sts. =NEXT ROW=: Bind off 9 -sts (both sizes) at beg of row (back edge), place contrasting marker, -P across remaining sts. =NEXT ROW=: Dec 1 st at beg and end of row. -=NEXT ROW=: P across row. Repeat last 2 rows 6 times (both sizes), -87 (95) sts remain on needle. =NEXT ROW: SIDE SHAPING=: K across 39 -(43) sts, K2 tog, place a marker, K2 tog, K across remaining 44 (48) -sts. =NEXT 5 ROWS=: Work even. Continue in this manner dec 1st each -side of markers every 6th row until 67 (75) sts remain. Work even -until section measures 11½ (12) inches from bound off sts, bind off. - -[Illustration: Woman touching hat] - -=LEFT LEG=: Work same as right leg reversing all shapings. - -=FINISHING=: Block each section. Weave leg seams tog to bound off -sts. Weave center seams tog matching front and back crotch edges. -Attach yarn in back seam and work a row of s c all around working 1 s -c in each st, join, cut yarn. - -=CASING=: With wrong side of work toward you attach yarn in loop in -back of st under s c row at back seam, * ch 6, skip next 5 sts of 3 -rows below, sl st in loop in back of next st, ch 6, skip next 5 sts -of 3 rows above, sl st in loop in back of next st, repeat from * all -around ending to correspond. Lace elastic through casing, fasten -securely. Turn up a 2 inch hem to wrong side and tack in position. -Steam hem and seams. - -[Illustration: Woman holding glasses] - -[Illustration: Knitted Moss Stitch Dress Sizes: 10 to 12; 14 to 16] - -Materials Required: - - - =AMERICAN THREAD:= - - =Dawn “Sayelle[1]” or= - =“Dawn” Knitting Worsted= - =6 (8)—4 oz. skeins Fisherman= - =1 (1)—4 oz. skeins each Burnt= - =Orange, Lemon or Amber.= - - =1 pair Knitting Needles No. 8 or any= - =size needles which will result in= - =stitch gauge below= - - =1 set Double Pointed Knitting= - =Needles No. 8= - - =GAUGE: 9 sts = 2 inches;= - =8 rows = 1 inch= - - =Directions are given for size 10 to= - =12. Changes for size 14 to 16 are= - =given in parentheses.= - - =BLOCKING MEASUREMENTS=: - =Width across front or back at underarm= - =17 (19) inches. Width= - =across lower edge of back or front:= - =26 (28) inches.= - -=BACK=: With Fisherman cast on 118 (127) sts. =1st ROW=: P1, K1, -P1, K1, ** P2, K1, * P1, K1, repeat from * twice, then repeat from -** across row ending last repeat with P2, K1, P1, K1, P1. =2nd ROW: -RIGHT SIDE=: P1, K1, P1, ** K4, * P1, K1, repeat from * once, P1, -repeat from ** across row ending last repeat with K4, P1, K1, P1. -Repeat these two rows for pattern. Work in pattern dec 1 st at beg -and end of every 8th row 5 times (both sizes); then dec 1 st at beg -and end of every 6th row until 76 (85) sts remain. Work even until -section measures 26 inches from beg or length desired to underarm. -=NEXT 2 ROWS: SHAPE ARMHOLES=: Bind off 6 sts (both sizes) at beg of -each row; then dec 1 st at beg and end of every other row 3 times -(both sizes). Work even until armholes measure 7¼ (7½) inches ending -on right side of work. =NEXT ROW: SHAPE NECK=: Work across 15 (17) -sts, place next 28 (33) sts on holder, attach another skein of yarn, -work across remaining sts. Working both sides at same time dec 1 -st at neck edge every other row twice; at same time when armholes -measure 7¾ (8) inches. =SHAPE SHOULDERS=: Bind off 7 (7) sts at beg -of next 2 rows; then bind off 6 (8) sts at beg of next 2 rows, cut -yarn. - -[Illustration: _Knitted Moss Stitch Dress_ - -SIZES: 10 TO 12; 14 TO 16] - -=FRONT=: Work same as back to underarm. Shape armhole same as back. -Work even until armhole measures 7 (7¼) inches. - -=SHAPE NECK=: Work across 17 (19) sts; place next 24 (29) sts on -holder, work across remaining sts. Keeping pattern uniform dec 1 -st at neck edge every other row 4 times. Work even until armholes -measure same as back. Shape shoulders same as back. - -=SLEEVES=: With Fisherman cast on 55 sts (both sizes). =NEXT 7 (5) -ROWS=: Work in pattern same as back. =NEXT ROW=: Inc 1 st at beg -and end of row. Repeat last 8 (6) rows 1 (3) times working inc sts -in pattern. Work even until sleeves measure 3 (3½) inches from beg. -=NEXT 2 ROWS: SHAPE CAP=: Bind off 6 sts (both sizes) at beg of each -row; then dec 1 st at beg and end of every other row until 21 sts -remain (both sizes). =NEXT 4 ROWS=: Bind off 2 sts at beg of each -row. Bind off remaining sts. - -=FINISHING=: Block each section. Sew side, shoulder and sleeve seams. -Sew sleeves in position. - -[Illustration: Woman looking away holding glasses] - -=NECKBAND=: With Fisherman and d p n starting at left shoulder seam -pick up and K10 (12) sts on side of front neck edge; place sts from -front holder on needle and work in pattern across these sts, pick -up and K10 (12) sts on opposite side of neck edge, pick up and K5 -(7) sts on side of back neck edge; place sts from back holder on -needle and work in pattern across these sts; pick up and K5 (7) sts -on opposite side of neck edge; 82 (100) sts, cut Fisherman. Place -a marker for beg of round. =2nd ROUND=: With Burnt Orange, K all -around. =3rd ROUND=: * K1, P1, repeat from * all around. =4th ROUND=: -* P1, K1, repeat from * all around (moss st). =5th ROUND=: Working -in moss st pattern as established work across 1st 10 (12) sts, work -2 tog twice in next 4 sts (2 sts dec), work across to within 14 (16) -sts from opposite shoulder seam, work 2 sts tog twice, complete -round, cut Burnt Orange. =6th ROUND=: With Lemon or Amber, K all -around. =7th ROUND=: Work in moss st, bind off. - -=SLEEVE BAND=: With Fisherman pick up and K54 (56) sts around sleeve -edge and work band same as neck omitting the dec on last round of -Burnt Orange. - -=POCKETS=: (Make 2) With Fisherman cast on 22 sts. =1st ROW=: K1, -** P2, * K1,P1, repeat from * twice, P1, repeat from ** across row -ending with P2,K1. =2nd ROW=: ** K4, * P1,K1, repeat from * once, -P1, repeat from ** across row ending with K4. Repeat these 2 rows -for pattern until pocket measures 4 inches from beg, cut Fisherman. -Attach Burnt Orange and work band to correspond to last 6 rows of -sleeve. Sew pockets in position as illustrated. - -=BELT=: With Burnt Orange cast on 3 sts, with Lemon or Amber, cast on -2 sts. =1st ROW=: With Lemon or Amber, K1, P1, drop Lemon or Amber, -pick up Burnt Orange. (Note: when changing colors, always pick up new -color from underneath other color thus preventing a hole), K1, P1, -K1. =2nd ROW=: With matching colors K1, P1 across row ending with K1. -Repeat last 2 rows until belt measures 34 inches or length desired. -Bind off in matching color and pattern. - - -[Illustration: _Pants_ - -SIZES: 10 TO 12; 14 TO 16] - -Materials Required: - - =AMERICAN THREAD:= - =“Dawn” Knitting Worsted or= - =Dawn “Sayelle[1]”= - =6 (7)—4 oz. Skeins Fisherman= - =1 pair Knitting Needles No. 7 or any= - =size needles which will result in= - =stitch gauge below= - =Plastic Crochet Hook Size H= - =1 Yd.—¾ inch Elastic= - =GAUGE: 9 sts = 2 inches;= - =7 rows = 1 inch= - - =Directions are given for size 10 to= - =12. Changes for size 14 to 16 are= - =given in parentheses.= - -=RIGHT LEG=: Cast on 98 (106) sts and work in stockinette st (K1 row, -P1 row) until leg section measures 22 inches from beg (both sizes) -or 8½ inches less than desired length to crotch including 2 inches -for hem ending with a P row. =NEXT ROW: START SHAPING=: Inc 1 st in -1st st (this end is center front edge); tie a contrasting colored -thread at this end, K across row inc 1 st in last st (this end is -center back edge): tie another colored thread at this end. Continue -in stockinette st inc 1 st every 13th row at front edge 4 times more -and at back edge every 5th row 11 times more (both sizes); 115 (123) -sts. Work even until section measures 30½ inches or desired length -to crotch including hem ending with a P row. =NEXT ROW=: Bind off 5 -sts (both sizes) at beg of row (front edge), K across remaining sts. -=NEXT ROW=: Bind off 9 sts (both sizes) at beg of row (back edge), -P across remaining sts. =NEXT ROW=: Dec 1 st at beg and end of row. -=NEXT ROW=: P across row. Repeat last 2 rows 6 times (both sizes); 87 -(95) sts remain on needle. =NEXT ROW: SIDE SHAPING=: K across 39 (43) -sts, K2 tog, place a marker, K2 tog, K across remaining 44 (48) sts. -=NEXT 5 ROWS=: Work even. Continue in this manner dec 1 st each side -of marker every 6th row until 67 (75) sts remain. Work even until -section measures 11½ (12-inches from bound off sts). Bind off. - -=LEFT LEG=: Work same as right leg reversing all shapings. - -=FINISHING=: Block each section. Weave leg seams tog to bound off -sts. Weave center seams tog matching front and back crotch edges. -Attach yarn in back seam and work a row of s c all around working 1 s -c in each st, join, cut yarn. - -=CASING=: With wrong side of work toward you, attach yarn in loop in -back of st under s c row at back seam, * ch 6, skip 5 sts of 3 rows -below, sl st in loop in back of next st, ch 6, skip 5 sts of 3 rows -above, sl st in loop in back of next st, repeat from * all around -ending to correspond. Lace elastic through casing, fasten securely. -Turn up a 2 inch hem on each leg and tack in position. - - - - -[Illustration: - - Knitted - Poncho & Hat - ONE SIZE FITS ALL] - - -Materials Required: - - =AMERICAN THREAD:= - - =“Dawn” Knitting Worsted= - - =5—4 Oz. Skeins Avocado= - =1—4 Oz. Skein White= - =2—1 Oz. Skeins each Beige, Tangerine= - =and Wood Brown= - - =1—29 inch Circular Knitting Needle= - =No. 10 or any size needle which= - =will result in stitch gauge below= - - =1 Set Double Pointed Knitting= - =Needles No. 8= - - =GAUGE: For No. 10 needles:= - =4 sts = 1 inch= - - -=PONCHO=: Starting at neck edge with Avocado and No. 10 needle cast -on 49 sts. =1st ROW=: P24, place a marker, P1, place a marker, P24. -=2nd ROW=: (Inc row): K2, K in loop in back of next st of row below -(inc), K to within 1 st of 1st marker, K1, leave st on needle, then -K the loop in back of same st of row below, slip st off needle -(inc), slip marker, K1, slip marker, K in loop in back of next st -of row below (inc), K across row to within last 3 sts, K1, leave st -on needle, then K the loop in back of same st of row below, slip st -off needle (inc), K2 (53 sts on needle). =NEXT ROW=: P across row -slipping markers. Repeat last 2 rows 6 times (77 sts), cut Avocado. -* Continue in stockinette st (P1 row, K1 row), inc in every K row in -same manner as 2nd row working in the following color scheme: 2 rows -each White, Beige, Tangerine, Avocado, Wood Brown, Avocado and White; -then 14 rows Avocado. Repeat from * 3 times ending last repeat with 2 -rows Avocado. Bind off. Work another section in same manner. - -=FINISHING=: Block each section. Weave side seams matching stripes. -=COLLAR=: With Avocado and dpn, right side facing, pick up 28 sts on -each of 3 needles (84 sts). Work in K1, P1 ribbing for 5½ inches. -Bind off loosely in ribbing. - -[Illustration: Woman wearing poncho and hat] - -=FRINGE=: Wind Avocado around a 6 inch cardboard. Cut one end. Take 3 -strands, fold in half, pull folded end through st with crochet hook, -then pull free ends through loop, pull tight. Work a fringe in every -3rd st of last row. Trim fringe evenly. - -=HAT=: With Avocado and No. 10 needles cast on 47 sts. =1st ROW=: P -across row, cut yarn. =2nd ROW=: With White K2, * K in loop in back -of next st of row below (inc), K9, K1, leave st on needle, then K -the loop in back of same st of row below, slip st off needle (inc), -place a marker, K1, place a marker, repeat from * twice, K in loop in -back of next st of row below (inc), K9, K1, leave st on needle, then -K the loop in back of next st, sl st off needle (inc), K2 (55 sts.). -=3rd ROW=: P across row slipping markers. =NEXT 2 ROWS=: With Beige -K1 row, P1 row, cut yarn. =NEXT ROW=: With Tangerine work same as 2nd -row having 2 more sts between inc (63 sts). =NEXT ROW=: P across row -slipping markers, cut yarn. Repeat the last 4 rows in following color -scheme: 2 rows Avocado, 2 rows Wood Brown, 2 rows Avocado and 2 rows -White (79 sts). =NEXT 14 ROWS=: With Avocado continue in stockinette -st omitting inc. =NEXT 14 ROWS=: Work same stripes as above omitting -inc. =NEXT 2 ROWS=: With Avocado K1 row, P1 row. =NEXT 4 ROWS=: Work -in K1, P1 ribbing. Bind off loosely in ribbing. - -=FINISHING=: Weave seam matching stripes. Gather all sts tog at top, -fasten securely. Turn ribbing to wrong side and tack in position. - -[Illustration: Skirt Sizes: 24 & 26 Inch Waist] - -Materials Required: - - =AMERICAN THREAD:= - - =“Dawn” Knitting Worsted= - =6—4 oz. Skeins Avocado= - - =1 pair 14 inch Knitting Needles= - =No. 10 or any size needles which= - =will result in stitch gauge below= - - =1 Yd. ¾ inch elastic= - - =GAUGE: 4 sts = 1 inch= - - =Directions are given for 24 inch = - =waistline. Changes for 26 inch= - =waistline are given in parentheses.= - -Cast on 49 (53) sts. Work in stockinette st (P1 row, K1 row) for -10 rows (band). =1st ROW=: P24 (26), place a marker, P1, place a -marker, P24 (26). =2nd ROW=: K2, K in loop in back of next st of row -below (inc), K to within 1 st of 1st marker, K1, leave st on needle, -then K the loop in back of same st of row below slip st off needle -(inc), slip marker, K1, slip marker, K in loop in back of next st -of row below (inc), K across row to within last 3 sts, K1, leave st -on needle, then K the loop in back of same st of row below, slip st -off needle (inc), K2. =NEXT 3 ROWS=: Work in stockinette st slipping -markers. Repeat the last 4 rows until skirt measures 28 inches from -beg or length desired. Bind off. Work another section in same manner. - -=FINISHING=: Block both sections. Weave side seams. Fold band to -wrong side and tack in position along 1st inc row leaving an opening. -Draw elastic through and fasten ends. - -=FRINGE=: Wind yarn over a 6 inch cardboard. Cut one end. Take 2 -strands, fold in half, pull folded end through st with crochet hook, -then pull free ends through loop, pull tight. Work a fringe in every -2nd st across lower edge. - -[Illustration: - - _Skirt_ - SIZES: 24 & 26 INCH WAIST] - -[Illustration: - - _Sleeveless - Maxi Coat_ - - SIZE: SMALL & MEDIUM] - - -Materials Required: - - - =AMERICAN THREAD:= - - =“Dawn” Knitting Worsted= - =6 (7)—4 oz. skeins Black= - - =1 Pair Knitting Needles No. 10½= - =or any size needles which will result= - =in stitch gauge below= - - =Aluminum Crochet Hook No. 9= - - =GAUGE: 7 sts = 2 inches= - - =Directions are given for Small size.= - =Changes for Medium size are given= - =in parentheses.= - - =MEASUREMENTS: Width across= - =back at underarm: 18 (19) inches.= - =Width across each front at underarm= - =10 (11) inches.= - -=PATTERN: 1st ROW=: K1 (3), * yo, K2 tog, K5, K2 tog, yo, K1, repeat -from * across row ending last repeat with yo, K1 (3). =2nd ROW AND -ALL EVEN ROWS=: Purl. =3rd ROW=: K2 (4), * yo, K2 tog, K3, K2 tog, -yo, K3, repeat from * end yo, K2 (4). =5th ROW=: K3 (5), * yo, K2 -tog, K1, K2 tog, yo, K5, repeat from * ending last repeat with yo, K3 -(5). =7th ROW=: K4 (6), * yo, sl 1, K2 tog, psso, yo, K7, repeat from -* ending last repeat with yo, K4 (6). =8th ROW=: Purl. Repeat these 8 -rows for pattern. - -=BACK=: Cast on 81 (85) sts. Work even in pattern for 26 inches from -beg. Dec 1 st at each end of next row; then every 1½ inches 8 times; -63 (67) sts. Work even until back measures 42 inches from beg or -desired length to underarm. =SHAPE ARMHOLES=: Bind off 4 sts at beg -of next 2 rows. Dec 1 st each end every other row 4 times; 47 (51) -sts. Work even until armholes measure 7¼ (7¾) inches from 1st bind -off. =SHAPE SHOULDERS=: Bind off 8 (8) sts at beg of next 2 rows; -then 7 (8) sts at beg next 2 rows. Bind off remaining 17 (19) sts -loosely. - -=LEFT FRONT=: Cast on 43 (47) sts. Work pattern on 41 (45) sts and -keeping 2 sts at front edge in garter st (k every row). Shaping side -edge same as back; there will be 34 (38) sts. Work even until front -measures same as back. =SHAPE ARMHOLE=: At armhole edge bind off 4 -sts once; dec 1 st every other row 4 times; 26 (30) sts. Work even -until armhole measures 5 (5½) inches. =SHAPE NECK AND SHOULDER=: -At neck edge, bind off 7 (10) sts once; then at same edge, dec 1 -st every other row 4 times; 15 (16) sts. Work even until armhole -measures same as back. Then at arm edge, bind off 8 (8) sts once; 7 -(8) sts once. - -=RIGHT FRONT=: Work to correspond to left front, reversing shaping. - -=FINISHING=: Block each section. Sew shoulder seams. Sew side seams, -leaving 15 inches open at lower edge for slits. Attach yarn at lower -right front corner, and sl st along front edges, around neck, across -lower edge and slit edges (be careful not to draw in), ch 1, do not -turn. =NEXT ROW=: Working backwards from left to right, s d c in -next st (s d c: yo over hook, insert in st, yo and pull through all -loops at one time), * ch 1, skip 1 st, s d c in next st, repeat from -* around all edges worked on previous row, join, cut yarn. Trim each -armhole edge in same manner. - - - - -[Illustration: - - _Cable - Sweater_ - SIZES: 10 TO 12; 14 TO 16] - - -Materials Required: - - =AMERICAN THREAD:= - - =Dawn “Sayelle[1]” or= - =“Dawn” Knitting Worsted= - =6 (7)—4 oz. skeins Flame= - - =1 pair Knitting Needles each No. 8= - =& No. 10 or any size needles which= - =will result in stitch gauge below= - - =1 set Double Pointed Knitting= - =Needles No. 8= - - =GAUGE for No. 10 needles:= - =9 sts = 2 inches= - - =Directions are given for Size 10 to= - =12. Changes for size 14 to 16 are= - =given in parentheses.= - - =BLOCKING MEASUREMENTS=: - =Width across front or back at underarms= - =18 (20) inches.= - -=BACK=: With No. 10 Needles cast on 106 (118) sts. =1st ROW=: * K3, -P3, repeat from * 4 (5) times, * K3, P1, K3, P6, repeat from last * -twice, K3, P1, K3, then * P3, K3, repeat from last * to end of row. -=2nd ROW=: * P3, K3, repeat from * 4 (5) times, * P3, yarn in back, -slip next st as if to P, P3, slip next 3 sts on dpn, hold in front -of work, K next 3 sts, K3 sts from dpn (cable twist), repeat from -last * twice, P3, yarn in back, slip next st as if to P, P3, * K3, -P3, repeat from last * to end of row. =3rd and 5th ROWS=: Repeat -1st row. =4th ROW=: * P3, K3, repeat from * 4 (5) times, * P3, yarn -in back, slip next st as if to P, P3, K6, repeat from last * twice, -P3, yarn in back, slip next st as if to P, P3, * K3, P3, repeat from -last * to end of row. =6th ROW=: Repeat 4th row. =7th ROW=: Repeat -1st row. Repeat from 2nd to 7th row for pattern. Keeping continuity -of pattern, dec 1 st at beg and end of row every inch 10 times. Work -even on 86 (98) sts until back measures 21 (22) inches or length -desired to underarm. - -[Illustration: Woman with glasses on head] - -=SHAPE ARMHOLES: NEXT 2 ROWS=: Bind off 6 sts at beg of each row; -then dec 1 st at beg and end of every other row 4 times (all -sizes). Continue in pattern on 66 (78) sts until armholes measure 7 -(7½) inches from 1st bind off ending on wrong side. - -=SHAPE NECK=: Work across 15 (18) sts, work 2 tog, slip next 32 (38) -sts on st holder, attach another skein of yarn, work 2 tog, complete -row. Working both sides at same time dec 1 st at neck edge each row 2 -(3) times. - -=SHAPE SHOULDERS=: Bind off 7 (8) sts at beg of next 4 rows. - -=FRONT=: Work same as back. - -=SLEEVES=: With No. 10 needles cast on 39 sts, change to No. 8 -needles, work in P3, K3 ribbing for 3 inches. Change to No. 10 -needles, continue in ribbing, inc 1 st each side every inch 12 (14) -times; 63 (67) sts. Work even in ribbing until sleeve measures 18 -(19) inches from beg, or length desired to underarm. =SHAPE CAP=: -Bind off 6 sts at beg of next 2 rows. Dec 1 st at beg of each row -until 29 sts remain (both sizes). Bind off 4 sts at beg of next 4 -rows. Bind off remaining sts. - -=FINISHING=: Steam each section lightly. Sew shoulder, side and -sleeve seams. Sew sleeves in position. - -=COLLAR=: Having right side facing, with dpn, placing sts evenly, -attach yarn at shoulder seam, pick up 11 (13) sts on side of neck, -work across sts of 1st holder, pick up 23 (25) sts on other side of -neck to next st holder, work across sts of 2nd holder, pick up 12 -(14) sts on remaining side of neck. Work in K1, P1, ribbing for 4 -(4½) inches. Bind off in ribbing. - - - - -[Illustration: - - _Short - Vest_ - SIZES: 10, 12 & 14 -] - - -Materials Required: - - =AMERICAN THREAD:= - - =Dawn “Sayelle[1]” or= - =“Dawn” Knitting Worsted= - =2—4 oz. skeins (all sizes) Lilac= - - =Plastic Crochet Hook Size J or any= - =size hook which will result in stitch= - =gauge below= - - =GAUGE: 2 d c, ch 1 = 1 inch= - - =Directions are given for size 10.= - =Changes for sizes 12 and 14 are= - =given in parentheses.= - - =BLOCKING MEASUREMENTS:= - =Width across front and back at= - =underarm: 36 (37, 38) inches. Width= - =across lower edge 32 (33, 34)= - =inches.= - -[Illustration: Woman looking down] - -=SHORT VEST= - -Starting at lower edge ch 97 (100, 103), dc in 4th st from hook, * ch -1, skip next st of ch, 1 dc in each of the next 2 sts, repeat from * -across ch, ch 1, turn. =2nd ROW=: Sc in 1st dc, ch 2, sc in next dc, -* ch 1, sc in next dc, ch 2, sc in next dc, repeat from * across row, -ch 1, turn. =3rd ROW=: Sl st in ch 2 loop, ch 3 (counts as 1st dc), -dc in same loop, * ch 1, 2 dc in next ch 2 loop, repeat from * across -row ending in 2nd ch 2 loop from end, ch 1, dc in last loop, dc in -last sc, ch 1, turn. =NEXT 3 ROWS=: Repeat 2nd, 3rd and 2nd rows. -=7th ROW=: Sl st in ch 2 loop, ch 3, dc in same space, * ch 1, 2 dc -in next ch 2 loop, repeat from * 1 (1,2) times, ch 1, skip next sc -and ch 1, dc in next sc, dc in next loop, ch 1, dc in same loop, dc -in next sc, * ch 1, 2 dc in next ch 2 loop, repeat from last * across -row ending in 5th (5th,6th) ch 2 loop from end, ch 1, skip next sc -and ch 1, dc in next sc, dc in next loop, ch 1, dc in same loop, dc -in next sc, * ch 1, 2 dc in next ch 2 loop, repeat from last * 1 -(1,2) times, ch 1, dc in last ch 2 loop, dc in last sc, ch 1, turn. -=8th and 9th ROWS=: Repeat 2nd and 3rd rows. =10th ROW=: Repeat 2nd -row. =11th ROW=: Sl st in ch 2 loop, ch 3, dc in same loop, * ch 1, -2 dc in next ch 2 loop, repeat from * 2 (2,3) times, ch 1, 2 dc in -next ch 1 space, * ch 1, 2 dc in next ch 2 loop, repeat from last * -ending in 5th (5th, 6th) ch 2 loop from end, ch 1, 2 dc in next ch -1 space, * ch 1, 2 dc in next ch 2 loop, repeat from last * 2 (2,3) -times, ch 1, dc in last ch 2 loop, dc in last sc, ch 1, turn. =12th, -13th and 14th ROWS=: Repeat 2nd, 3rd, and 2nd rows. =NEXT ROW: DIVIDE -FOR FRONTS AND BACK: RIGHT FRONT=: Work 6 (7,7) 2 dc groups, ch 1, dc -in next ch 2 loop, dc in next sc, ch 1, turn. =NEXT 4= (4,6) =ROWS=: -Repeat the 2nd and 3rd rows alternately. =NEXT ROW=: Work 3 (4,4) ch -2 loops, skip next dc, dc in next dc, ch 1, turn. Repeat the 3rd & -2nd rows alternately 5 (5,6) times, cut yarn. - -=BACK=: Skip next 4-ch 2 loops of last long row, attach yarn in 1st -sc before next ch 2 loop, ch 3, dc in loop, * ch 1, 2 dc in next ch -2 loop, repeat from * 11 (10,11) times, ch 1, dc in next ch 2 loop, -dc in next sc, ch 1, turn. Repeat the 2nd and 3rd rows alternately 7 -(7,8) times, cut yarn. - -=LEFT FRONT=: Skip next 4-ch 2 loops of last long row, attach yarn in -1st sc before next ch 2 loop, ch 3, dc in loop, * ch 1, 2 dc in next -loop, repeat from * across row. Repeat 2nd and 3rd rows alternately -2 (2,3) times, cut yarn, turn. =NEXT ROW=: Attach yarn in 7th dc, ch -3, skip next dc and ch 1, sc in next dc, continue in pattern across -row, turn. =NEXT ROW=: Sl st into loop, ch 3, dc in same loop, * ch -1, 2 dc in next loop, repeat from * 0 (1,1) times, ch 1, dc in next -ch 2 loop, dc in next sc, ch 1, turn. Work remainder of front to -correspond to opposite front. - -=FINISHING=: Sew each front shoulder to 3—2 dc groups of back (all -sizes). - -=EDGE=: Attach yarn in lower corner of right front, 4 sc in same -space, working up front * 1 sc on side of next sc, 2 sc in next -space, repeat from * to upper corner working 4 sc in corner st, 1 -sc in each dc and ch 1 space across neck edge, * sc on side of next -sc, 2 sc in next space, repeat from last * to shoulder seam, working -across back of neck sc in each dc and ch 1 space; work other front -edge to correspond; then work 1 sc in each st across lower edge, -join, cut yarn. Finish armhole edges in same manner. - -=FRINGE=: Wind yarn over a 4 inch cardboard. Cut one end. Take 2 -strands, fold in half, insert crochet hook in st, pull folded end -through st, pull free ends through loop, tighten. Work a fringe in -every st across lower edge. - -=TIE=: With double strand of yarn, work a chain about a yard long, or -desired length, cut yarn. Lace tie through front edge as illustrated. - -[Illustration: Woman wearing hat] - - - - -[Illustration: Four book covers] Here are some ideas to start with. -Be sure to see our complete line of books. - -american thread HIGH RIDGE PARK, STAMFORD, CONN 06904 - -[Illustration: american thread logo] - - - - - Transcriber’s Notes - - pg 6 Added period after: Directions are given for size 10-12 - pg 11 Changed: measures 11½ (12-inches from bound off sts. - to: measures 11½ (12-inches from bound off sts). - pg 17 Changed: MEASUREMENTS: Width across back at underarm: - 18 (19-inches, - to: MEASUREMENTS: Width across back at underarm: - 18 (19) inches. - pg 20 Changed: Work in K1, P1, ribbing for 4 (4½-inches. - to: Work in K1, P1, ribbing for 4 (4½) inches. - -*** END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK STAR BOOK NO. 234: MOOD -FASHIONS *** - -Updated editions will replace the previous one--the old editions will -be renamed. - -Creating the works from print editions not protected by U.S. copyright -law means that no one owns a United States copyright in these works, -so the Foundation (and you!) can copy and distribute it in the -United States without permission and without paying copyright -royalties. 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