Hey Knitters!
Today's clue is relatively easy compared to the last couple of ones, but keep an eye open- there's lots of knits and purls!
Row 1: K3, P1 *K1, P1, K2, P1, K2, P1, K1, P1* K3
Row 2: K4* P2, K1, P1, K1, P1, K1, P2, K1 *K3
Row 3: K3, P1 *K3, P3, K3, P1* K3
Row 4: K5 *P3, K1, P3, K3* repeat to the last 12sts P3, K1, P3, K5
Repeat these rows for a total of 5 times, then repeat rows 1-3 again.
Knit 3 rows.
See you tomorrow and Happy Knitting!
A year of swatching with By The Book Knitters... 12 Squares, 1 Blanket, Countless Memories
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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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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!
All patterns can be found here as well as on Ravelry.com!
I like fragment 15! Can I be a child and ask "are we there yet?" Want to be but DON'T want to be either!!! Skeath
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