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Our goal is to teach beginning knitters some tricks of the trade as well as to work enough swatches to have a finished afghan by the end of the year! Join along with us as we learn about patterns, cables, lace, and some other handy techniques! A new pattern will become available each month ranging from newbie to adventurous. So stop on by, pick your pattern and knit along with us!
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Friday, January 25, 2013

Fragments Clue 8

Hey there!
How did the cables go?  Well, I hope.  I bet you've figured out what we're doing by now...
Plus today is the half way point!  We'll have nine more clues over the course of the next two weeks plus some finishing work and then we're done!   

Row 1: K3, P1 *K7, P1* K3
Row 2: K5, P5 *K3, P5* to last 5 sts K5
Row 3: K4 *P2, K3, P2, K1* K3
Row 4: K3, P2, K2, P1, K2 *P3, K2, P1, K2* to last 5 sts P2, K3
Row 5: K6, P3 *K5, P3* to last 6 st K6
Row 6: K3, P4, K1 *P7, K1* to last 7 sts P4, K3
Row 7: K6, P3 *K5, P3* to last 6sts K6
Row 8: K3, P2, K2, P1, K2 *P3, K2, P1, K2* to last 5 sts P2, K3
Row 9: K4 *P2, K3, P2, K1* K3
Row 10: K5, P5 *K3, P5* to last 5 sts K5

Repeat rows 1-10 twice and then 1-3 again.

Knit 1 row.
Slip all stitches to a stitch holder or a piece of scrap yarn.  Cut yarn leaving at least a 4 foot length.
Now you have to wait an entire weekend to see what happens next!!
Happy knitting!
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