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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: Your All-time Favorite Afghans to Knit or Crochet - in Bear Brand and Fleisher Yarns - -Author: Anonymous - -Release Date: June 26, 2020 [EBook #62482] - -Language: English - -Character set encoding: UTF-8 - -*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK YOUR ALL-TIME FAVORITE *** - - - - -Produced by Stephen Hutcheson and the Online Distributed -Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net - - - - - - - - - - REVISED EDITION - - - - - _Your All-time Favorite_ - AFGHANS - TO KNIT or CROCHET - _in Bear Brand and_ Fleisher _Yarns_ - Vol. 44 50¢ - - - Granny Afghan (See Page 18) - - - - - RIPPLE AFGHAN WITH MATCHING PILLOW No. 4612 - - - Approximate Blocked Size 50 inches by 72 inches - - COLOR KEY - QUANTITY MATERIALS - Color Ounces Ounces Bear Brand DeLuxe Fleisher’s Superior - Key Needed Needed Knitting Worsted Knitting Worsted - For Afghan For Pillow - - A 2 2 Yellow 53 Yellow 153 - B 2 2 Yellow 54 Yellow 154 - C 2 2 Yellow 55 Yellow 155 - D 2 2 Orange 56 Orange 156 - E 5 2 Russet Brown 380 Russet Brown 480 - F 9 2 Russet Brown 381 Russet Brown 481 - G 9 4 Russet Brown 382 Russet Brown 482 - H 9 4 Russet Brown 383 Russet Brown 483 - I 9 4 Russet Brown 384 Russet Brown 484 - J 9 4 Russet Brown 385 Russet Brown 485 - K 9 4 Russet Brown 43 Russet Brown 143 - 4 4 Black Black - - “Boye” Crochet Hook, Size 3 (F). - GAUGE: 9 sts = 2 inches - - - DIRECTIONS FOR AFGHAN - -Row 1—With K, ch 304, work 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next ch, skip -next ch, * sc in each of next 10 chs, 3 sc in next ch, sc in each of -next 10 chs, skip next 2 chs; rpt from * 12 times, at end of last rpt -skip only 1 ch then work 1 sc in each of last 2 chs, fasten off. - -Row 2—Turn, always working in back loop of sts, with K, work 1 sc in -each of first 2 sc, skip next sc, * sc in each of next 10 sc, 3 sc in -next sc (point), sc in each of next 10 sc, skip next 2 sc; rpt from * 12 -times, at end of last rpt skip only 1 sc then work 1 sc in each of last -2 sc, fasten off. Rpt row 2 for pattern using colors as follows: 2 rows -each of J, I, H, G, F, E; * 1 row each of A, B, C, D; 2 rows each of -Black, K, J, I, H, G, F, E; rpt from * twice. † Work 4 rows each of K, -J, I, H, G, F then 2 rows of E; rpt from † 3 times. Work 2 rows each of -K, J, I, H, G, F, E; ** 1 row each of A, B, C, D; 2 rows each of Black, -K, J, I, H, G, F, E; rpt from ** twice at end of last rpt omit 2 rows of -E. - - - DIRECTIONS FOR PILLOW - -With A, ch 389, sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each of next 5 chs, 3 sc -in next ch, sc in each of 6 chs, * skip 2 chs, sc in each of 6 chs, 3 sc -in next ch, sc in each of 6 chs; rpt from * across, join (with sl st) in -first sc, fasten off. - -Rnd 2—Turn, always work in back loop of sts, with B loop on hook, skip -joined st and next sc, * sc in each of next 6 sc, 3 sc in next sc -(Point), sc in each of next 6 sc, skip next 2 sc; rpt from * around, -join in back loop of first sc, fasten off. Rpt rnd 2 for pattern using -colors as follows: 1 rnd each of C, D; 2 rnds each of Black, K, J, I, H, -G, F, E; 1 rnd each of A, B, C, D; 2 rnds each of Black, K, J, I, H, G, -F, E; 1 rnd each of A, B, C, D; 2 rnds each of Black, K, J, I, H, G. - -CENTER—With G, ch 4, join into ring, work 8 sc in ring, work a loop st -in next st as follows: insert hook in next st, wind yarn 3 times around -end of left forefinger, insert hook under loops on finger, with middle -finger of right hand hold down all loops now on hook, free left -forefinger, yo and thru all but last loop on hook, yo and thru last 2 -loops on hook (loop st made), work a loop st in each of next 7 sts; 2 sc -in each of 8 loop sts; a loop st in each of 16 sts; 2 sc in each of 16 -loop sts; work 32 loop sts, fasten off. With H, * sc in each of 3 sts, 2 -sc in next st; rpt from * around (40 sts); work 40 loop sts; † sc in -each of 4 sts, 2 sc in next st; rpt from † 7 times; work 48 loop sts, -fasten off. With I, ** sc in each of 5 sts, 2 sc in next st; rpt from ** -around (56 sts). Work 56 loop sts, fasten off. Work another Center only -use colors B, C, D. - -FINISHING—With double yarn, catch each of 26 points together and draw to -a 3 inch opening. Insert suitable pillow form and draw opposite points -together in same way. Sew Centers over openings. - - For Canadian Knitters—Equivalent British Needle Sizes - - American (Boye) Sizes 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10½ 11 13 15 - British Sizes 14 13 11 10 9 8 7 7 6 5 4 3 1 00 000 - - [Illustration: RIPPLE AFGHAN] - - - - - HERITAGE AFGHAN No. 3280 - - - Approximate Size 50 inches by 72 inches - - COLOR KEY - QUANTITY MATERIALS - - Color Key Ounces Bear Brand DeLuxe Fleisher’s Superior - Needed Knitting Worsted Knitting Worsted - B 6 Red 4 Red 104 - C 3 Red 5 Red 105 - D 3 Red 6 Red 106 - E 3 Cardinal 8 Cardinal 108 - L 3 Wine 9 Wine 109 - F 5 Maroon 12 Maroon 112 - 48 Black Black - - QUANTITY BUCILLA EVER-MATCH TAPESTRY WOOL - - A 40 yds. Ash Rose—1953 - G 40 yds. Italian Blue—1998 - H 40 yds. French Blue—1999 - J 40 yds. Colonial Blue—1963 - K 40 yds. Colonial Blue—1989 - M 40 yds. Antique Gold—1984 - N 40 yds. Brown—1969 - O 40 yds. Fern Green—1920 - P 40 yds. Fern Green—1921 - S 40 yds. Fern Green-1924 - R 40 yds. Soft Green—1867 - Y 40 yds. Teal Blue—1950 - U 40 yds. Teal Blue—1951 - V 40 yds. White—1928 - X & T 60 yds. Grey—1940 - - “Boye” 9-inch Crochet Hook, Size F. - “Boye” 5½-inch Crochet Hook, Size 3 (F). - GAUGE: Afghan St— - 9 sts = 2 inches - 9 rows = 2 inches - GAUGE: Shaded Pattern— - 9 sts = 2 inches - 4 rows = 1 inch - -AFGHAN STITCH PANEL (MAKE 3)—Using 9-in. crochet hook, with Black, ch 45 -and work in Afghan Stitch (see page 23) for 307 rows. Finish off with a -row of sl sts, fasten off. Embroider Panels with cross-stitch embroidery -following embroidery and arrangement charts, see page 20. Make sure to -skip the number of rows indicated on arrangement chart. - -SHADED PATTERN—Work all rows from right side—Using 5½-inch crochet hook, -with Black loop on hook, from right side, working along long side of -Panel, work 1 sc in end of each row (307 sc), fasten off. Row 2—With -Black loop on hook, working in back loop of sts, work 1 sc in first st, -a Cable (a long dc) thru first free Afghan-St bar directly below, always -skip st at back of Cable, sc in each of next 2 sts, * work a Cable thru -first free Afghan-St bar directly below, sc in each of next 2 sts, work -a Cable thru first free Afghan-St bar directly below, sc in each of next -3 sts, a Cable in next bar, sc in each of next 2 sts, a Cable in next -bar, sc in each of next 2 sts, a Cable in next bar, sc in each of next 2 -sts; rpt from * across, end last rpt with 1 sc, fasten off. Hereafter -always work in back loop of sts. Row 3—With B, sc in each of first 2 -sts, * a Cable around post of next sc 2nd row down directly below, sc in -each of next 2 sts, a Cable around post of next sc 2nd row down, sc in -each of 2 sts, a Cable in next sc 2nd row down, sc in next st; rpt from -* across, end 1 sc in last st, fasten off. Row 4—With B, † sc in each of -3 sts, a Cable around post of next st 2nd row down directly below -(always work Cable in this manner), * sc in each of 2 sts, a Cable; rpt -from * three times; rpt from † across, end, 1 sc in each of last 3 sts, -fasten off. Row 5—With C, sc in each of 4 sts, * a Cable, sc in each of -2 sts, a Cable, sc in each of 3 sts, a Cable, sc in each of 2 sts, a -Cable, sc in each of 5 sts; rpt from * across, ending with 4 sc, fasten -off. Row 6—With D, sc in each of 5 sts, * a Cable, sc in each of 2 sts, -a Cable, sc in next st, a Cable, sc in each of 2 sts, a Cable, sc in -each of 7 sts; rpt from * across, ending with 5 sc, fasten off. Row -7—With E, sc in first st, a Cable, * sc in each of 4 sts, a Cable, sc in -each of 2 sts, a Cable, sc in each of 2 sts, a Cable, sc in each of 4 -sts, a Cable; rpt from * across, end, sc in last st, fasten off. Row -8—With L, sc in each of 2 sts, * a Cable, sc in each of 4 sts, a Cable, -sc in each of 3 sts, a Cable, sc in each of 4 sts, a Cable, sc in next -st; rpt from * across, end, sc in last st, fasten off. Row 9—With F, sc -in each of first 3 sts, * a Cable, sc in each of 4 sts, a Cable, sc in -next st, a Cable, sc in each of 4 sts, a Cable, sc in each of 3 sts; rpt -from * across, fasten off. Row 10—With F, sc in each of 4 sts, * a -Cable, sc in each of 4 sts, a Cable, sc in each of 4 sts, a Cable, sc in -each of 5 sts; rpt from * across, ending with 4 sc, fasten off. Row -11—With Black, sc in first st, a Cable, * sc in each of 3 sts, a Cable, -sc in each of 7 sts, a Cable, sc in each of 3 sts, a Cable; rpt from * -across, end, sc in last st, fasten off. Work same Shaded Pattern on -opposite side of Panel. Arrange Strips in place as shown on arrangement -chart, page 20. With Black, sew Strips together with an overhead st -(matching patterns). With Black, keeping edge flat, work a row of sc on -each short side of Afghan, fasten off. - -FRINGE—Wind Black on a 3½-inch cardboard, cut at one end. Tie a 3 strand -Fringe in each sc along each short side of Afghan. - - [Illustration: HERITAGE AFGHAN] - - - - - KNITTED RIPPLE AFGHAN No. 2757 - - - Approximate Size 50 inches by 72 inches - - COLOR KEY - QUANTITY MATERIALS - Ounces Bear Brand Deluxe Fleisher’s Superior - Needed Knitting Worsted Knitting Worsted - - OMBREE STRIPS 40 Ombree Rust 020 Ombree Rust X20 - SOLID COLOR STRIPS 14 Rustone 29 Rustone 129 - -This Afghan can be made in any other desired color. - - “Boye” Knitting Needles, 1 pair Size 6. - GAUGE FOR GARTER ST— - 9 sts = 2 inches - 15 ridges = 4 inches - -OMBREE STRIP (MAKE 7)—With Ombree Rust, cast on 18 sts and k 4 rows (2 -ridges) in garter st. - -PATTERN—Row 1—K 3, * wrap yarn around needle twice, k 1; rpt from * to -within last 3 sts, yarn over once, k last 3 sts (43 sts). Row 2 (right -side)—K 3, drop next wrap st, * p 2, drop next wrap st; rpt from * to -within last 3 sts, k 3 (30 sts). Row 3—K 3, k 2 tog., k 20, k 2 tog., k -3 (28 sts). Row 4—K 3, k 2 tog., k 18, k 2 tog., k 3 (25 sts). Row 5—K -3, p 2 tog. twice, p 12, p 2 tog. twice, k 3 (22 sts). Row 6—K 3, k 2 -tog. twice, k 8, k 2 tog. twice, k 3 (18 sts). Rpt these 6 rows for -pattern until 96 patterns are completed then k 2 rows (work should -measure 64 ins.). Bind off. - -SOLID COLOR STRIP (MAKE 8)—With Rustone, cast on 8 sts, knit each row -(garter st) until there are as many ridges as on side of Ombree Strip. -Bind off. - -FINISHING—Arrange Strips in place as shown on chart (see page 22) -(alternating 1 Solid Strip and 1 Ombree Strip) with pattern curving -upward in one Ombree Strip and downward in the next Ombree Strip. From -wrong side, sew Strips together matching ridges at sides of Strips. - -FRINGE—Wind yarn around a 5-inch cardboard, cut at one end. Matching -colors, tie a 2 strand Fringe in every other st along top and bottom of -Afghan. - - - - - PILGRIM AFGHAN No. 2024 - - - (_Shown on back cover_) - - Approximate Size 49 inches by 71 inches - - COLOR KEY - QUANTITY MATERIALS - - Color Key Ounces Bear Brand Deluxe Fleisher’s Superior - Needed Knitting Worsted Knitting Worsted - P 28 Oyster 81 Oyster 181 - R 8 Russet Brown 381 Russet Brown 481 - T 8 Russet Brown 382 Russet Brown 482 - E 8 Russet Brown 384 Russet Brown 484 - L 8 Russet Brown 40 Russet Brown 140 - N 4 Green 95 Green 195 - H 4 Green 96 Green 196 - J 4 Green 97 Green 197 - K 4 Green 80 Green 180 - 2 Black Black - - QUANTITY BUCILLA EVER-MATCH TAPESTRY WOOL - - A 40 yds. Rose Beige—1900 - B 40 yds. Coppertone—1995 - C 40 yds. Dark Copper—1996 - D 40 yds. Plum—1897 - - “Boye” 9-inch Crochet Hook, Size F. - “Boye” 5½-inch Crochet Hook, Size 3 (F). - GAUGE: Bead Stitch Panel— - 9 sts = 2 inches - 4 rows = 1 inch - Afghan Stitch Panel— - 9 sts = 2 inches - 9 rows = 2 inches - - _(Continuation from Page 16)_ - -AFGHAN STITCH PANEL (MAKE 3)—Using 9-inch hook, with P, ch 28, work in -Afghan Stitch (see page 23) for 286 rows. Finish off with a row of sl -sts. Fasten off. Embroider Panels with cross-stitch embroidery following -embroidery and arrangement charts (see page 21). Make sure to skip the -number of rows indicated on arrangement chart. - -BEAD STITCH PANEL (MAKE 4)—Work all rows from right side—Using 5½-inch -hook, with P, ch 288, work 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in each -remaining ch (287 sc), fasten off. Row 2—With P loop on hook, work 1 sc -in first sc, work a Bead-st in next sc as follows: draw up a loop in sc, -[yo thru 1 loop] 3 times, yo thru 2 loops on hook (Bead-st made), -keeping Bead-st in front of work, sc in next sc, * Bead-st in next sc, -sc in next sc; rpt from * across, fasten off. Row 3—With R loop on hook, -work 1 sc in first sc, sc in top of next Bead-st, * a Bead-st in next -sc, sc in top of next Bead-st; rpt from * to last sc, sc in last sc, -fasten off. Row 4—With T loop on hook, sc in first sc, a Bead-st in next -sc, * sc in top of next Bead-st, a Bead-st in next sc; rpt from * to -last sc, sc in last sc, fasten off. Rpt rows 3 and 4 alternately for -pattern using the following color sequence: 1 row each of E, L, N, H, J, -K, R, T, E, L, Black (Black is center of Panel), L, E, T, R, K, J, H, N, -L, E, T, R, P. - -Final row—With P, work 1 sc in each st across, fasten off. Arrange -panels in place as shown on arrangement chart (see page 21). From wrong -side, with matching color sew panels together. - -FRINGE—Wind yarn around a 4½-inch cardboard, cut at one end. With -matching colors, tie a 2 strand fringe for each row along top and bottom -of Afghan. - - [Illustration: KNITTED RIPPLE AFGHAN] - - - - - PINE TREE AFGHAN No. 2272 - - - Approximate Size 50 inches by 72 inches - - COLOR KEY - QUANTITY MATERIALS - - Color Key Ounces Bear Brand Deluxe Fleisher’s Superior - Needed Knitting Worsted Knitting Worsted - A 27 Russet Brown 380 Russet Brown 480 - B 9 Russet Brown 381 Russet Brown 481 - C 12 Russet Brown 383 Russet Brown 483 - D 12 Russet Brown 384 Russet Brown 484 - E 13 Russet Brown 40 Russet Brown 140 - - “Boye” 9-inch Crochet Hook, Size F. - “Boye” 5½-inch Crochet Hook, Size 3 (F). - GAUGE: Afghan-St— - 9 sts = 2 inches - 4 rows = 1 inch - Shaded Pattern— - 4 sts = 1 inch - 4 rows = 1 inch - -AFGHAN-ST PANEL (MAKE 5)—Using 9-in. crochet hook, with A, ch 20 and -work in Afghan-st (page 23) for 5 rows. † Row 6 (Bead-st Pattern)—Draw -up a loop as before thru each bar (20 loops on hook), work off first 10 -loops on hook as for Afghan-st then ch 4, yo and thru both ch loop and -next loop on hook (Bead-st made), work off remaining loops as for -Afghan-st. Row 7—Draw up a loop thru each bar of previous row, keeping -Bead-st to front (right side) of work (20 loops on hook), work off first -9 loops, * ch 4, yo and thru both ch loop and next loop on hook (Bead-st -made), yo, draw thru 2 loops on hook *; rpt between *’s once, work off -remaining loops on hook. Row 8—Draw up a loop thru each bar of previous -row, keeping Bead-st to front (right side) of work (20 loops on hook), -work off first 8 loops; rpt between *’s of row 7 three times, work off -remaining loops. Row 9—Draw up a loop thru each bar (20 loops), work off -7 loops; rpt between *’s of row 7 four times, work off remaining loops. -Row 10—Draw up a loop thru each bar (20 loops), work off 6 loops; rpt -between *’s of row 7 five times, work off remaining loops; Then rpt rows -9, 8, 7, 6. Work 7 rows in Afghan-st. Rpt from † for pattern 15 times -ending last rpt with only 5 rows in Afghan-st (16 Diamond Patterns), -finish off with a row of sl sts. Fasten off. - -SHADED PATTERN—Work all rows from right side—With E, make a loop on -5½-in. hook, working along long side of Panel, work 1 SC in end st of -each of first 3 rows, * work a tr under bar of 4th st in next row, skip -row in back of tr, sc in each of next 3 rows; rpt from * across, fasten -off. Row 2—Hereafter always work in back loop of sts—With E, sc in each -of first 4 sts, * work a tr in 3rd st of next Afghan-st row, hereafter -always skip st back of tr, sc in each of next 3 sts; rpt from * across, -end with 2 sc, fasten off. Row 3—With E, sc in each of first 5 sts, * -work a tr in 2nd st of next Afghan-st row, sc in each of next 3 sts; rpt -from * across, end with 1 sc, fasten off. Row 4—With D, sc in each of -first 2 sts, * work a tr in first st of next Afghan-st row, sc in each -of next 3 sts; rpt from * across, end with 4 sc, fasten off. Row 5—With -D, sc in each of first 3 sts, work a tr in free loop above first tr of -row 1, sc in each of next 3 sts, * a tr in free loop above next tr, sc -in each of next 3 sts; rpt from * across, fasten off. Row 6—With D, sc -in each of first 4 sts, * a tr in free loop above next tr of row 2, sc -in each of next 3 sts; rpt from * across, end with 2 sc, fasten off. Row -7—With C, sc in first st, a tr in free loop of 2nd st of row 3, sc in -each of 3 sts; continue in pattern across, end with 1 sc, fasten off. -Row 8—With C, sc in each of first 2 sts, a tr in free loop above next tr -of row 4 below, sc in each of 3 sts; continue in pattern across, end -with 4 sc, fasten off. Row 9—With C, sc in each of first 3 sts, a tr in -free loop above next tr of row 5 below, sc in each of 3 sts; continue in -pattern across, fasten off. Row 10—With B, sc in each of first 4 sts, a -tr in free loop above next tr of row 6 below, sc in each of next 3 sts; -continue in pattern across, fasten off. Row 11—With B, sc in first st, a -tr in free loop of 2nd st of row 7, sc in each of 3 sts; continue in -pattern across, fasten off. Work same Shaded Pattern on opposite side of -Panel to correspond. - -FINISHING—Lay 2 strips together with Shaded Pattern sloping in same -direction on both strips as shown. From right side, sew strips together. -Join all strips in same way. - -BORDER—Work all rnds from right side, with E, work 1 sc in each st along -long sides and about 1 sc in each row along short sides and 3 sc in each -corner, join (with sl st) in first sc, fasten off. Rnd 2—With E, work 3 -dc in any corner st, * ch 1, skip next 3 sts, 3 dc in next st; rpt from -* to next corner, ch 1, 3 dc in corner st; continue in same way around, -join in first dc, fasten off. Rnd 3—With D, work 3 dc in center dc of -corner 3-dc group, * ch 1, 3 dc in next ch-1 sp; rpt from * to next -corner, ch 1, 3 dc in center dc of corner group; continue in same way -around, join, fasten off. Rnd 4—With C, rpt rnd 3. Rnd 5—With B, work [2 -dc, ch 1, 2 dc] in center dc of a corner group, * ch 1, [2 dc, ch 1, 2 -dc] in next ch-1 sp; rpt from * to next corner, ch 1, [2 dc, ch 1, 2 dc] -in corner dc; continue in same way around, join, fasten off. Rnd 6—With -A, work [2 sc, ch 1, 2 sc] in ch-1 sp of any corner Shell, sc in next -ch-1 sp (between Shells), [2 sc, ch 1, 2 sc] in ch-1 sp of next Shell; -continue in same way around, join, fasten off. - - [Illustration: PINE TREE AFGHAN] - - - - - EMPIRE AFGHAN No. 1676 - - - Approximate Size 52 inches by 73 inches - - COLOR KEY - QUANTITY MATERIALS - - Color Key Ounces Bear Brand DeLuxe Fleisher’s Superior - Needed Knitting Worsted Knitting Worsted - A 7 Grey 60 Grey 160 - B 7 Grey 61 Grey 161 - C 7 Grey 63 Grey 163 - D 8 Grey 74 Grey 174 - E 8 Grey 65 Grey 165 - 6 Black Black - F 10 Old Rose 85 Old Rose 185 - G 7 Old Rose 86 Old Rose 186 - H 7 Old Rose 87 Old Rose 187 - I 10 Old Rose 88 Old Rose 188 - J 16 Old Rose 92 Old Rose 192 - - “Boye” 9-inch Crochet Hook, Size G. - “Boye” 5½-inch Crochet Hook, Size 5 (G). - GAUGE: - 4 sts=1 inch - 4 rows=1 inch - -AFGHAN STITCH STRIP (MAKE 2)—Using 9-in. crochet hook, with J ch 15 and -work in Afghan St (see page 23) for 279 rows. Finish off with a row of -sl sts. Fasten off. - -SHADED PATTERN—Using 5½-in. crochet hook, with F make a loop on hook, -from right side, working along long side of Afghan Stitch Strip, work 1 -sc in end of first 3 rows, work a Claw-st as follows: yo, draw up a loop -thru 2nd Afghan-St bar directly below last sc made, yo thru 2 loops on -hook (holding 2 loops on hook), yo twice, draw up a loop thru 3rd bar of -next row, [yo thru 2 loops on hook] twice (holding 3 loops on hook), yo, -draw up a loop in 2nd Afghan-St bar on next row, yo thru 2 loops -(holding 4 loops on hook), yo thru 3 loops on hook, yo thru last 2 loops -on hook (Claw-st made), skip next row (directly back of Claw-st), work 1 -sc in each of next 7 rows, * work a Claw-st as before, skip next row -(back of Claw-st), 1 sc in each of next 7 rows; rpt from * across ending -last rpt with only 3 sc, fasten off. Row 2—Turn, with F loop on hook, -work 1 sc in each st across (279 sc in row). Row 3—Ch 1, turn, work 1 sc -in first sc, work a Puff-st in next sc 2nd row down as follows: yo, draw -up a loop around post of 2nd sc, yo, draw thru 2 loops on hook, * yo, -draw up a loop around post of same sc, yo, thru 2 loops; rpt from * -once, yo, draw thru 3 loops on hook, yo, thru last 2 loops on hook -(Puff-st made), † skip sc back of Puff-st just made, work 1 sc in each -of next 3 sc, a Puff-st around post of next sc 2nd row down; rpt from † -to within last sc, 1 sc in last sc. Row 4—Ch 1, turn, work 1 sc in each -st across (279 sc). Row 5—Ch 1, turn, work 1 sc in each of first 3 sc, * -work a Puff-st around post of next sc 2nd row down (center st of 3-sc -group), skip sc back of Puff-st, 1 sc in each of next 3 sc; rpt from * -across. Fasten off. Rpt rows 2 to 5 inclusive for pattern (4 rows) using -the following color sequence: 4 rows each of G, H, I, J. With Black work -1 sc row and 1 Puff-st row. Work 4 rows each of A, B, C, D, E. Matching -sts, work same shaded pattern on opposite side of same Strip. Complete -other Afghan Stitch Strip to correspond. - -FINISHING—From wrong side with E, join the 2 Strips together with a row -of sl sts. Fasten off. - -BORDER—Work all rnds from right side—Rnd 1—With J make a loop on hook, -work 1 sc in each st along long sides, 1 sc in each row along short -sides and 3 sc in each corner, join (with sl st) in first sc (having the -same number of sts on opposite sides), fasten off. Rnd 2—With E work 3 -sc in any corner st, work 1 sc in each sc to next corner sc, 3 sc in -corner sc (having a multiple of 5 plus 1 sc from corner st to corner -st). Work other sides in same way, join, fasten off. Rnd 3—With J work 1 -sc in 2nd sc before a corner sc, skip next sc, work [Open Shell of 1 dc, -ch 1, 1 dc, ch 1, 1 dc] in corner sc (Open Shell made), * skip next 2 -sc, sc in next sc, skip next sc, Open Shell in next sc; rpt from * to -next corner (having a Shell in corner st); work other sides in same way, -join, fasten off. Rnd 4—With Black work 3 dc in sc before a corner Open -Shell, ch 1, work 1 sc in top of center dc of corner Open Shell, ch 1, 3 -dc in next sc after corner Open Shell, * 1 sc in top of center dc on -next Open Shell, 3 dc in next sc after Open Shell; rpt from * to next -corner; work other 3 sides in same way, join, fasten off. Rnd 5—With I -work 1 sc in center dc of a Black Shell, * work 5 dc around post of -center dc of next Open Shell directly below 2nd row down, 1 sc in top of -center dc of next Black Shell; rpt from * around, join, fasten off. Rnd -6—With D work 1 sc in each st around, join, fasten off. - - [Illustration: EMPIRE AFGHAN] - - - - - CONCORD AFGHAN No. 3281 - - - Approximate Size 50 inches by 74 inches - - MATERIALS— - BEAR BRAND DELUXE KNITTING WORSTED, 64 ozs. Oyster No. 81 (L) - or FLEISHER’S SUPERIOR KNITTING WORSTED, 64 ozs. Oyster No. 181 (L) - “Boye” 9-inch Crochet Hook, Size F. - “Boye” 5½-inch Crochet Hook, Size 3 (F). - GAUGE: Afghan-St— - 9 sts = 2 inches - 9 rows = 2 inches - - COLOR KEY FOR EMBROIDERY - Color Key QUANTITY BUCILLA EVER-MATCH TAPESTRY WOOL - - A 80 yds. Fern Green—1920 - B 160 yds. Fern Green—1923 - C 140 yds. Fern Green—1924 - D 300 yds. Brown—1982 - E 100 yds. Brown—1969 - F 100 yds. Clover Rose—1942 - G 100 yds. Clover Rose—1943 - H 140 yds. Clover Rose—1945 - J 100 yds. Clover Rose—1949 - K 100 yds. Plum—1897 - -AFGHAN ST PANEL (MAKE 3)—Using 9-in. hook, with L, ch 51, work in -Afghan-st (see page 23) for 304 rows. Finish off with a row of sl sts, -fasten off. - -EMBROIDERY—Embroider each Panel in cross-st embroidery following chart, -page 22, beginning on 4th row from lower edge, work 2 full repeats of -chart and 88 rows only of 3rd repeat. - -POM-PONS—Wind yarn 39 times around ½-in. cardboard (winding over a 9-in. -tie thread), tie firmly at one end, cut at opposite end (use tie thread -to sew pom-pons in place). Trim to shape as shown. Make 39 pom-pons with -color D; 42 each with F and K; 30 each with H and J; 9 with G. Sew -pom-pons in place as shown on chart. - -PATTERN PANEL (MAKE 2)—With L, ch 22, work 1 row in Afghan-st. Row -2—Insert hook under next vertical bar and draw up a loop (plain -Afghan-st), work Purled Afghan-st as follows: * keeping yarn in front of -work, insert hook under next vertical bar, keeping yarn under hook, -bring yarn to back of work, yo and thru 1 loop on hook (Purled Afghan-st -made), keeping yarn in back, insert hook under next vertical bar and -draw up a loop (plain Afghan-st made); rpt from * across (22 loops on -hook); work off loops as for Afghan-st. Row 3—* Work a Purled Afghan-st -in next bar, a plain Afghan-st in next bar; rpt from * to last bar, draw -up a loop thru last bar (22 loops on hook); work off loops as for -Afghan-st. Rpt rows 2 and 3 alternately until 304 rows from beginning. -Finish off with a row of sl sts, fasten off. - -BORDER FOR PATTERN PANEL—Using 5½-in. crochet hook, with L, make a loop -on hook, from wrong side, working along long side of Panel, work a -Puff-st in end st of first row as follows: yo, draw up a loop in end st, -yo, draw thru 2 loops on hook, * yo, draw up a loop in same st, yo, thru -2 loops; rpt from * once, yo, thru all 4 loops on hook, keep Puff-st to -right side, ch 1 (Puff-st made), † draw up a loop in end st of each of -next 2 rows, yo, thru 3 loops on hook (dec.-st made), work a Puff-st in -next row; rpt from † across, fasten off. Row 2 (right side)—Turn, with -D, work 1 sc in each st across (304 sc), fasten off. Row 3—With H, rpt -row 2. Row 4—With B, rpt row 2. Row 5—From wrong side, with L, * work a -Puff-st in first sc, a dec.-st in next 2 sc; rpt from * across, fasten -off. Work same Border on opposite side of Panel. Arrange Panels in place -as shown in illustration. From wrong side, with L, sew Panels together. - -EDGING ALONG SIDES OF AFGHAN—From right side, with L, work 1 sc in end -st of each row, fasten off. Rpt row 5 of Border. FRINGE—Wind color L -around a 4½-in. cardboard, cut at one end. Tie a 3-strand fringe in -every other st along top and bottom of Afghan. - - [Illustration: CONCORD AFGHAN] - - - - - DURBAR AFGHAN No. 2774 - - - Approximate Size 50 inches by 72 inches - - COLOR KEY - QUANTITY MATERIALS - Color Key Ounces Bear Brand DeLuxe Fleisher’s Superior - Needed Knitting Worsted Knitting Worsted - - A 12 Russet Brown 43 Russet Brown 143 - B 7 Russet Brown 40 Russet Brown 140 - C 10 Russet Brown 384 Russet Brown 484 - D 7 Russet Brown 383 Russet Brown 483 - E 7 Russet Brown 381 Russet Brown 481 - F 7 Russet Brown 380 Russet Brown 480 - G 7 Yellow 53 Yellow 153 - 7 White White - 4 Black Black - - “Boye” Crochet Hook, Size 3 (F). - GAUGE: - 15 sts = 4 inches - 9 rows = 2 inches - -Row 1 (right side)—With A ch 266. Sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in each -remaining ch (265 sc in row). Row 2—Ch 1, turn, sc in each sc across. -Row 3—Ch 1, turn, sc in first sc, work 1 dc around post of first sc of -row 1, skip next sc (sc behind the dc just made), sc in each of next 5 -sc, * work 1 dc around post of 6th sc from last dc worked in Row 1, skip -next sc (sc behind the dc just made), sc in each of next 5 sc; rpt from -* across, fasten off. Row 4 (wrong side)—Turn, with B loop on hook, work -1 sc in each st across (265 sc). Row 5—Ch 1, turn, sc in each of first 2 -sc, work 1 dc around post of first dc below, skip next sc (sc behind the -dc), sc in each of next 5 sc, * work 1 dc around post of next dc below, -skip next sc, sc in each of next 5 sc; rpt from * across, end with 4 sc, -fasten off. Row 6—Turn, with C loop on hook, work 1 sc in each st -across. Row 7—Ch 1, turn, sc in each of first 3 sc, * 1 dc around post -of dc below, skip next sc, sc in each of next 5 sc; rpt from * across, -end with 3 sc, fasten off. Row 8—Turn, with D, sc in each st across. Row -9—Ch 1, turn, sc in each of 4 sc, * 1 dc around post of dc below, skip -next sc, sc in each of next 5 sc; rpt from * across, end with 2 sc, -fasten off. Row 10—Turn, with E, sc in each st across. Row 11—Ch 1, -turn, sc in each of 5 sc, * 1 dc around post of dc below, skip next sc, -sc in each of next 5 sc; rpt from * across, end with 1 sc, fasten off. -Row 12—Turn, with F, sc in each st across. Row 13—Ch 1, turn, sc in each -of 6 sc, * 1 dc around post of dc below, skip next sc, sc in each of -next 5 sc; rpt from * across, end with 6 sc, fasten off. Row 14—Turn, -with G, sc in each st across. Row 15—Ch 1, turn, sc in first sc, 1 dc -around post of first sc 2nd row down, skip next sc, sc in each of next 5 -sc, * 1 dc around post of dc below, skip next sc, sc in each of next 5 -sc; rpt from * across, fasten off. Rpt rows 4 to 15 inclusive for -pattern using 2 rows (1 sc row, 1 pattern row) of each of the following -colors: White, Black, White, G, F, E, D, C, B, A, A, A, B, C, D, E, F. -Rpt rows 14 to 49 inclusive 4 times then rpt rows 14 to 35. - -BORDER—Work all rounds from right side—Rnd 1—With C loop on hook, work 1 -sc in each st along long side of Afghan, a group of 3 sc in next corner -st, 1 sc in end of each row on short side of Afghan, a group of 3 sc in -corner st (having a multiple of 4 plus 1 sts from corner st to corner -st). Work other 2 sides to correspond; join (with sl st) in first sc, -fasten off. Rnd 2—With C loop on hook, work 1 sc in sc before any corner -3-sc group, ch 1, skip next sc, work a Puff-st in center sc (corner st) -of corner 3-sc group as follows: yo, draw up a loop in sc, * yo, draw up -another loop in same sc; rpt from * once, yo and draw thru all 7 loops -on hook, ch 1 (Puff-st made), ch 1, skip next sc, sc in next sc, ch 1, -skip next sc, a Puff-st in next sc, ch 1, skip next sc, sc in next sc; -continue in same way around making sure to have a Puff-st in each corner -sc, join, fasten off. Rnd 3—With A work 3 sc in top of any Puff-st, sc -in next ch-1 sp, skip next sc, sc in next ch-1 sp, 3 sc in top of next -Puff-st; continue in same way around, join, fasten off. - - [Illustration: DURBAR AFGHAN] - - - - - EVERGREEN AFGHAN No. 3282 - - - Approximate Size 50 inches by 72 inches - - MATERIALS—BEAR BRAND or FLEISHER’S EVER-MATCH NYLON ’N WOOL. - GERMANTOWN SPORT, Light Color 28 ozs.; Dark Color 10 ozs. - “Boye” 9-inch Knitting Needles, 1 pair Size 6. - GAUGE: Pattern Strip— - 8½ inches in width - 6 rows = 1 inch - GAUGE: Narrow Strip—2 inches in width - -PATTERN STRIP (MAKE 5)—With Light Color, cast on 42 sts. Row 1—K 2, * p -2, yo, k 1, yo, p 2, k 2, k 2 tog., k 3; rpt from * twice, end, p 2, k 2 -(45 sts). Row 2—K 4, * p 6, k 2, p 3, k 2; rpt from * twice, end, k 2. -Row 3—K 2, * p 2, k 1, yo, k 1, yo, k 1, p 2, k 2, k 2 tog., k 2; rpt -from * twice, end, p 2, k 2 (48 sts). Row 4—K 4, * p 5, k 2, p 5, k 2; -rpt from * twice, end, k 2. Row 5—K 2, p 2, * k 2, yo, k 1, yo, k 2, p -2, k 2, k 2 tog., k 1, p 2; rpt from * twice, end, k 2 (51 sts). Row 6—K -4, * p 4, k 2, p 7, k 2; rpt from * twice, end, k 2. Row 7—K 2, p 2, * k -3, yo, k 1, yo, k 3, p 2, k 2, k 2 tog., p 2; rpt from * twice, end, k 2 -(54 sts). Row 8—K 4, * p 3, k 2, p 9, k 2; rpt from * twice, end, k 2. -Row 9—K 2, p 2, * k 2, k 2 tog., k 5, p 2, k 1, k 2 tog., p 2; rpt from -* twice, end, k 2 (48 sts). Row 10—K 4, * p 2, k 2, p 8, k 2; rpt from * -twice, end, k 2. Row 11—K 2, p 2, * k 2, k 2 tog., k 4, p 2, k 2 tog., p -2; rpt from * twice, end, k 2 (42 sts). Row 12—K 4, * p 1, k 2, p 7, k -2; rpt from * twice, end, k 2. Row 13—K 2, p 2, * k 2, k 2 tog., k 3, p -2, yo, k 1, yo, p 2; rpt from * twice, end, k 2 (45 sts). Row 14—K 4, * -p 3, k 2, p 6, k 2; rpt from * twice, end, k 2. Row 15—K 2, p 2, * k 2, -k 2 tog., k 2, p 2, k 1, yo, k 1, yo, k 1, p 2; rpt from * twice, end, k -2 (48 sts). Row 16—K 4, * p 5, k 2; rpt from * 5 times, end, k 2. Row -17—K 2, p 2, * k 2, k 2 tog., k 1, p 2, k 2, yo, k 1, yo, k 2, p 2; rpt -from * twice, end, k 2 (51 sts). Row 18—K 4, * p 7, k 2, p 4, k 2; rpt -from * twice, end, k 2. Row 19—K 2, p 2, * k 2, k 2 tog., p 2, k 3, yo, -k 1, yo, k 3, p 2; rpt from * twice, end, k 2 (54 sts). Row 20—K 4, * p -9, k 2, p 3, k 2; rpt from * twice, end, k 2. Row 21—K 2, p 2, * k 1, k -2 tog., p 2, k 2, k 2 tog., k 5, p 2; rpt from * twice, end, k 2 (48 -sts). Row 22—K 4, * p 8, k 2, p 2, k 2; rpt from * twice, end, k 2. Row -23—K 2, p 2, * k 2 tog., p 2, k 2, k 2 tog., k 4, p 2; rpt from * twice, -end, k 2 (42 sts). Row 24—K 4, * p 7, k 2, p 1, k 2; rpt from * twice, -end, k 2. Rpt these 24 rows (for pattern) 17 times. Bind off. - -NARROW STRIP (MAKE 6)—With Dark Color, cast on 11 sts. Row 1—K 1, p 1 -across. Rpt row 1 for pattern until Strip measures same as Pattern -Strip. Bind off. Arrange Strips in place as shown on illustration, from -wrong side, sew Strips together. - -FRINGE—Wind yarn around a 4½-in. cardboard, cut at one end. With -matching color, tie a 2 strand Fringe in every other st along short -sides of Afghan. - - [Illustration: EVERGREEN AFGHAN] - - - - - GRANNY AFGHAN No. 1745 - - - (Shown on front cover) - - Approximate Size 50 inches by 71 inches - - COLOR KEY - QUANTITY MATERIALS - Color Key Ounce Bear Brand DeLuxe Fleisher’s Superior - Needed s Knitting Worsted Knitting Worsted - - A 5 Red 4 Red 104 - B 3 Red 5 Red 105 - C 4 Green 96 Green 196 - D 3 Emerald 93 Emerald 193 - E 3 Yellow 52 Yellow 152 - F 1 Orange 56 Orange 156 - G 2 Russet Brown 381 Russet Brown 481 - I 1 Russet Brown 380 Russet Brown 480 - J 3 Lavender 62 Lavender 162 - K 3 Purple 66 Purple 166 - L 6 Grey 60 Grey 160 - M 4 Turquoise 14 Turquoise 114 - N 2 Geranium 99 Geranium 199 - 26 Black Black - - “Boye” Crochet Hook, Size 3 (F). - GAUGE: Each square should measure 4½ inches across center. - -There are 19 different color combinations in this Granny Afghan as shown -in the following chart on Page 19. - - - DIRECTIONS FOR GRANNY SQUARE - -Rnd 1 (right side)—Ch 5, join (with sl st) to form ring, ch 3, work 2 d -c in ring, ch 2 (for a corner sp), * work a Shell of 3 d c in same sp, -ch 2 (for corner); rpt from * twice, join in top of ch-3 (4 Shells with -a ch-2 sp at each corner), fasten off. Rnd 2—Turn, make a loop on hook, -sl st in any corner ch-2 sp, ch 3, 2 d c in same sp (first Shell), ch 2 -(for corner), 1 more Shell in same sp, ch 1, * work [a Shell, ch 2, a -Shell] in next corner ch-2 sp, ch 1; rpt from * twice, join in top of -ch-3, fasten off. Rnd 3—Turn, make a loop on hook, sl st in any corner -ch-2 sp, ch 3, 2 d c in same sp, ch 2 (for corner), 1 more Shell in same -sp, ch 1, * skip next Shell, a Shell in next sp (sp between Shells), ch -1, skip next Shell, work [a Shell, ch 2, a Shell] in next corner ch-2 -sp, ch 1; rpt from * around, join in top of ch-3, fasten off. Rnd -4—Turn, make a loop on hook, sl st in any corner ch-2 sp, ch 3, 2 d c in -same sp, ch 2, 1 more Shell in same sp, ch 1, * skip next Shell, a Shell -in next sp (sp between Shells), ch 1, skip next Shell, a Shell in next -sp (sp between Shells), ch 1, skip next Shell, work [a Shell, ch 2, a -Shell] in next corner ch-2 sp, ch 1; rpt from * around, join in top of -ch-3, fasten off. Rnd 5 (right side)—Turn, make a loop on hook, sl st in -any corner ch-2 sp, ch 3, 2 d c in same sp, ch 2, 1 more Shell in same -sp, ch 1, † * skip next Shell, a Shell in next sp (sp between Shells), -ch 1; rpt from * twice, skip next Shell, work [a Shell, ch 2, a Shell] -in next corner ch-2 sp, ch 1; rpt from † around, join in top of ch-3, -fasten off. - -Make squares in following color combinations: 48 squares of No. 1—8 -squares of No. 2—7 squares of No. 3—6 squares of No. 4—5 squares of No. -5—5 squares of No. 6—3 squares of No. 7—2 squares of No. 8—10 squares of -No. 9—9 squares of No. 11—9 squares of No. 12—9 squares of No. 13—9 -squares of No. 14—10 squares of No. 15—7 squares of No. 16—6 squares of -No. 17—5 squares of No. 18—4 squares of No. 19 and 3 squares of No. 20. - -Using rustproof pins, pin each square to measure 4½ inches square and -steam lightly. Let dry before removing pins. - -When all Granny Squares are blocked, arrange squares in place as shown -on arrangement chart below. From wrong side, with Black, sew squares -together with an overhand stitch picking top loops of stitches only. - -BORDER AROUND AFGHAN—From right side, with Black, † work [a Shell, ch 2, -a Shell] in corner sp, * ch 1, a Shell in next sp between Shells; rpt -from * to next corner of Afghan, ch 1; rpt from † around, join in first -d c, fasten off. - - Arrangement Chart - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 - 1 12 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 - 1 13 12 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 - 1 14 13 12 11 2 3 4 5 6 1 - 1 9 14 13 12 11 2 3 4 5 1 - 1 15 9 14 13 12 11 2 3 4 1 - 1 16 15 9 14 13 12 11 2 3 1 - 1 17 16 15 9 14 13 12 11 2 1 - 1 18 17 16 15 9 14 13 12 11 1 - 1 19 18 17 16 15 9 14 13 12 1 - 1 20 19 18 17 16 15 9 14 13 1 - 1 15 20 19 18 17 16 15 9 14 1 - 1 9 15 20 19 18 17 16 15 9 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - -Each Granny Square is made of 5 rounds, refer to and follow Color -Combination Chart for color used in each round. - - COLOR COMBINATION CHART - COMBINATION 1st ROUND 2nd ROUND 3rd ROUND 4th ROUND 5th ROUND - - No. 1 Yellow, E Green, C Red, A Black Black - No. 2 Yellow, E Turquoise, M Russet Turquoise, M Black - Brown, G - No. 3 Orange, F Purple, K Emerald, D Lavender, J Black - No. 4 Yellow, E Turquoise, M Geranium, N Grey, L Black - No. 5 Red, A Yellow, E Red, A Emerald, D Black - No. 6 Turquoise, M Geranium, N Grey, L Turquoise, M Black - No. 7 Emerald, D Lavender, J Orange, F Purple, K Black - No. 8 Yellow, E Emerald, D Turquoise, M Grey, L Black - No. 9 Yellow, E Red, A Grey, L Red, B Black - No. 11 Emerald, D Geranium, N Russet Red, B Black - Brown, I - No. 12 Geranium, N Grey, L Emerald, D Grey, L Black - No. 13 Orange, F Lavender, J Purple, K Russet Black - Brown, G - No. 14 Turquoise, M Red, A Grey, L Turquoise, M Black - No. 15 Emerald, D Lavender, J Green, C Purple, K Black - No. 16 Emerald, D Grey, L Purple, K Yellow, E Black - No. 17 Emerald, D Grey, L Geranium, N Grey, L Black - No. 18 Red, A Red, B Green, C Lavender, J Black - No. 19 Orange, F Turquoise, M Grey, L Turquoise, M Black - No. 20 Red, A Russet Red, B Russet Black - Brown, G Brown, I - - - - - IF AFGHANS ARE YOUR HOBBY - YOU’LL WANT THESE POPULAR AFGHAN BOOKS TOO! - - -_The store where you purchased this book also has these Afghan Books -containing smart new designs to knit or crochet._ - - [Illustration: CONTEMPORARY AND PERIOD - afghans - TO KNIT OR CROCHET - IN BEAR BRAND OR FLEISHER Yarns - VOL. 42 60¢ - Vol. 42—“Contemporary and Period” Afghans - - 12 stunning new decorator designs in contemporary and period styles - to enhance every decorating scheme. Both knitted and crocheted - styles, all fascinating, easy and fun to do ... all beautifully - illustrated in full color. - 60¢ copy] - - [Illustration: MODERN and _Traditional_ - AFGHANS - to knit or crochet - in BEAR BRAND and FLEISHER YARNS - VOL. 36 - 50¢ - Vol. 36—“Modern and Traditional” Afghans - - This book contains eleven beautiful modern and traditional - afghans—some knitted, some crocheted, some embroidered ... all easy - and interesting to make, all handsomely illustrated in full color - 50¢ copy] - - - Charts For “Heritage” Afghan No. 3280 - - (Shown on Page 5) - - [Illustration: {uncaptioned}] - - [Illustration: {uncaptioned}] - - [Illustration: {uncaptioned}] - - A—Ash Rose 1953 - B—Red 4 or 104 - C—Red 5 or 105 - D—Red 6 or 106 - E—Cardinal 8 or 108 - F—Maroon 12 or 112 - G—Italian Blue 1998 - H—French Blue 1999 - J—Colonial Blue 1963 - K—Colonial Blue 1989 - M—Antique Gold 1984 - N—Brown 1969 - O—Fern Green 1920 - P—Fern Green 1921 - S—Fern Green 1924 - R—Soft Green 1867 - Y—Teal Blue 1950 - U—Teal Blue 1951 - V—White 1928 - X—Grey 1940 - T—Grey 1940 - - - Charts For “Pilgrim” Afghan No. 2024 - - (_Shown on back cover_) - - [Illustration: {uncaptioned}] - - [Illustration: {uncaptioned}] - - [Illustration: {uncaptioned}] - - A—Rose Beige 1900 - B—Coppertone 1995 - C—Dark Copper 1996 - D—Plum 1897 - E—Russet Brown 384 or 484 - L—Russet Brown 40 or 140 - N—Green 95 or 195 - H—Green 96 or 196 - J—Green 97 or 197 - K—Green 80 or 180 - - - Chart for “Concord” Afghan No. 3281 - - (_Shown on Page 13_) - - [Illustration: {uncaptioned}] - - Embroidery - - A—Fern Green 1920 - B—Fern Green 1923 - C—Fern Green 1924 - D—Brown 1982 - E—Brown 1969 - - Pom-Pons - - D—Brown 1982 - F—Clover Rose 1942 - G—Clover Rose 1943 - H—Clover Rose 1945 - J—Clover Rose 1949 - K—Plum 1897 - - - Chart for Knitted Ripple No. 2757 - - (_Shown on Page 7_) - - [Illustration: RUST OMBREE OMBREE RUST] - - - Details of Cross Stitch Embroidery - - [Illustration: No. 1] - - [Illustration: No. 2] - - [Illustration: No. 3] - - - - - HELPFUL HINTS - - - ABBREVIATIONS AND TERMS USED - - st(s)—stitch(es) - yo—yarn over - rnd(s)—round(s) - k—knit - p—purl - rpt—repeat - tog.—together - dec.—decrease - pat.—pattern - -An asterisk (*) or dagger (†) indicates that the directions immediately -following are to be repeated the given number of times, in addition to -the original. Thus “rpt from * (†) 3 times” means to make pattern 4 -times in all. - -[ ] All sts within brackets are to be worked in same st or place. -Example: [1 sc, 1 dc, 1 sc] in next st. means to work 1 sc, then 1 dc, -then 1 sc all in same next st. - -ch (chain st)—Make a loop on hook (to begin work), * yo, draw thru loop; -rpt from *; each rpt is 1 ch st. - -sl st (slip st)—Insert hook in st, yo, draw thru st and loop on hook. - -sc (single crochet)—Draw up a loop in st (now having 2 loops on hook), -yo, draw thru 2 loops on hook. - -dc (double crochet)—Yo, draw up a loop in st, yo, draw thru 2 loops on -hook, yo, draw thru last 2 loops on hook. - -tr (treble crochet)—Yo twice, draw up a loop in st, [yo, draw thru 2 -loops on hook] 3 times. - - - AFGHAN STITCH— - - [Illustration: {uncaptioned}] - -Make a chain the desired length. Row 1—_Work in Afghan Stitch as -follows:_ draw up a loop in 2nd chain from hook and each remaining chain -(there will be the same number of loops on hook as the number of chains -made), _complete row as follows:_ yo, draw thru 1 loop on hook, working -back, * yo, draw thru 2 loops on hook; rpt from * across. Row 2—Draw up -a loop in 2nd bar from edge, draw up a loop in each remaining bar (there -will be the same number of loops on hook as for first row), complete row -as before. Rpt row 2 for pattern for the required number of rows. - - - TO BLOCK CROCHETED OR KNITTED AFGHANS - -Spread a pad (on a table or on the floor) on which the afghan can be -stretched and pinned. Having wrong side up, pin afghan on pad (using -rustproof pins) about every inch, stretching it to the given -measurements. Lay a damp cloth over it, pass a hot iron lightly over the -cloth allowing the steam to go through the material but _do not let the -weight of the iron rest or press on it_. Leave afghan pinned down until -dry. - - PRINTED IN U.S.A.—4 - - [Illustration: 2024 (See Page 6)] - - - - - Transcriber’s Notes - - -—Silently corrected a few typos. - -—Relocated material “continued on remote page” for more - conveniently-flowing text. - -—Retained publication information from the printed edition: this eBook - is public-domain in the country of publication. - -—In the text versions only, text in italics is delimited by - _underscores_. - - - - - - - -End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Your All-time Favorite Afghans to Knit -or Crochet, by Anonymous - -*** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK YOUR ALL-TIME FAVORITE *** - -***** This file should be named 62482-0.txt or 62482-0.zip ***** -This and all associated files of various formats will be found in: - http://www.gutenberg.org/6/2/4/8/62482/ - -Produced by Stephen Hutcheson and the Online Distributed -Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net - - -Updated editions will replace the previous one--the old editions -will be renamed. - -Creating the works from public domain print editions 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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