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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. 223: Sweaters He and She - -Author: Anonymous - -Release Date: July 7, 2021 [eBook #65789] - -Language: English - -Character set encoding: UTF-8 - -Produced by: Stephen Hutcheson and the Online Distributed Proofreading - Team at https://www.pgdp.net - -*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK STAR BOOK NO. 223: SWEATERS HE AND -SHE *** - - - - - 35¢ - - - - - STAR BOOK No. 223 - SWEATERS - He AND She - - - american thread - - [Illustration: american thread ® - 90 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, N. Y. 10016] - - PRINTED IN U.S.A. - - - - - Aran Cardigan - He and She - - - _including continuation from pages 20-22_ - - SIZES: - Ladies’: Small to Medium; Medium to Large - Men’s: Small to Medium; Medium to Large - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD “DAWN” KNITTING WORSTED OR DAWN “SAYELLE”[1] - 8 (9)—10, 11—4 oz. skeins Fisherman for cardigan - 4 oz. Fisherman for Beanie; 5 oz. for Beret - 1 Pr. each Knitting Needles No. 6 and No. 8 OR ANY SIZE NEEDLES WHICH - WILL RESULT IN STITCH GAUGE BELOW - Double Pointed Needle - 6 (6)—8, 8 Buttons - ½ yd. grosgrain ribbon ½ inch wide - GAUGE: 11 sts = 2 inches (pattern on No. 8 needles, allowing for - “take-in” of pattern). - -Directions are given for ladies’ small to medium size. Changes for -medium to large size are given in parentheses. Men’s small to medium and -medium to large sizes are given in bold face type. - - MEASUREMENTS: - Width across back at underarm: - 17½ (19)—20½, 22 inches - Width across each front at underarm: - 11 (11¾)—12½, 13¼ inches - Width around underarms, buttoned: - 37½ (40½)—43½, 46½ inches - -BACK: With No. 6 needles, cast on 98 (106)—114, 122 sts. Work in K 1, P -1 ribbing for 5 rows. START PATTERN: Change to No. 8 needles. 1st ROW -(right side): K 2 (2)—2, 2, P 12 (16)—20, 24, K 1, sl 2 as if to P, K 1, -work bubble st over next 11 sts as follows: * P 3, work K 1, yo, K 1, -yo, K 1 in next st (5 sts in 1 st), repeat from * once, P 3, K 1, sl 2 -as if to P, K 1, * P 2, K 8, repeat from last * twice, P 2, (cable st -section) K 1, sl 2 as if to P, K 1, * P 3, work K 1, yo, K 1, yo, K 1 in -next st (5 sts in 1 st), repeat from last * once, P 3, K 1, sl 2 as if -to P, K 1, P 12 (16)—20, 24, K 2 (2)—2, 2. 2nd ROW: P 2 (2)—2, 2, * work -K 1, P 1, K 1 in next st (3 sts in 1 st) P 3 tog, repeat from * 2 (3)—4, -5 times, (trinity pattern) P 1, yarn to front, sl 2 as if to P, P 1, * K -3, P 5, repeat from last * once, K 3, P 1, yarn to front, sl 2 as if to -P, P 1, * K 2, P 8, repeat from last * twice, K 2, P 1, yarn to front, -sl 2 as if to P, P 1, * K 3, P 5, repeat from last * once, K 3, P 1, -yarn to front, sl 2 as if to P, P 1, * work K 1, P 1, K 1 in next st, P -3 tog, repeat from last * 2 (3)—4, 5 times, P 2 (2)—2, 2. 3rd ROW: K 2 -(2)—2, 2, P 12 (16)—20, 24, skip 1 st, K in front of 2nd st but leave on -needle, then K skipped st and sl both sts off needle, skip next st, K -2nd st through back loop and leave on needle, then K skipped st and sl -both sts off needle (sl st twist over 4 sts), * P 3, K 5, repeat from * -once, P 3, sl st twist over next 4 sts, * P 2, K 8, repeat from last * -twice, P 2, sl st twist over next 4 sts, * P 3, K 5, repeat from last * -once, P 3, sl st twist over next 4 sts, P 12 (16)—20, 24, K 2 (2)—2, 2. -4th ROW: P 2 (2)—2, 2, * P 3 tog, work K 1, P 1, K 1 in next st, repeat -from * 2 (3)—4, 5 times, P 4, * K 3, yarn to front, sl 1 as if to P, P 4 -tog, p.s.s.o., repeat from last * once, K 3, P 4, * K 2, P 8, repeat -from last * twice, K 2, P 4, * K 3, yarn to front, sl 1 as if to P, P 4 -tog, p.s.s.o., repeat from last * once, K 3, P 4, * P 3 tog, work K 1, P -1, K 1 in next st, repeat from last * 2 (3)—4, 5 times, P 2 (2)—2, 2. -5th ROW: K 2 (2)—2, 2, P 12 (16)—20, 24, K 1, sl 2 as if to P, K 1, P 5, -work K 1, yo, K 1, yo, K 1 in next st (5 sts in 1 st), P 5, K 1, sl 2 as -if to P, K 1, * P 2, sl next 2 sts to dpn and hold in back of work, K 2, -then K 2 sts from dpn, sl next 2 sts to dpn and hold in front of work, K -2, then K 2 sts from dpn (cable twist), repeat from * twice P 2 (3 -cables), K 1, sl 2 as if to P, K 1, P 5, work 5 sts as before in next -st, P 5, K 1, sl 2 as if to P, K 1, P 12 (16)—20, 24, K 2 (2)—2, 2. 6th -ROW: P 2 (2)—2, 2, * work K 1, P 1, K 1 in next st, P 3 tog, repeat from -* 2 (3)—4, 5 times, P 1, yarn to front, sl 2 as if to P, P 1, K 5, P 5, -K 5, P 1, yarn to front, sl 2 as if to P, P 1, * K 2, P 8, repeat from -last * twice, K 2, P 1, yarn to front, sl 2 as if to P, P 1, K 5, P 5, K -5, P 1, yarn to front, sl 2 as if to P, P 1, * work K 1, P 1, K 1 in -next st, P 3 tog, repeat from last * 2 (3)—4, 5 times, P 2 (2)—2, 2. 7th -ROW: K 2 (2)—2, 2, P 12 (16)—20, 24, work sl st twist over next 4 sts, P -5, K 5, P 5, work sl st twist over next 4 sts, * P 2, K 8, repeat from * -twice, P 2, work sl st twist over next 4 sts, P 5, K 5, P 5, work sl st -twist over next 4 sts, P 12 (16)—20, 24, K 2 (2)—2, 2. 8th ROW: P 2 -(2)—2, 2, * P 3 tog, work K 1, P 1, K 1 in next st, repeat from * 2 -(3)—4, 5 times, P 4, K 5, yarn to front, sl 1 as if to P, P 4 tog, -p.s.s.o., K 5, P 4, * K 2, P 8, repeat from last * twice, K 2, P 4, K 5, -yarn to front, sl 1 as if to P, P 4 tog, p.s.s.o., K 5, P 4, * P 3 tog, -work K 1, P 1, K 1 in next st, repeat from last * 2 (3)—4, 5 times, P 2 -(2)—2, 2. Repeat from 1st through 8th rows for pattern until back -measures 16 (16)—19, 19 inches from beg, or desired length to underarm, -ending with 8th pattern row. SHAPE ARMHOLES: 1st DEC ROW: K 2, P 3 tog, -P 1, pass dec st over last st, work in established pattern to within -last 6 sts, P 3 tog, P 1, pass dec st over last st, K 2 (3 sts dec at -each end). 2nd ROW: P 3, work in pattern to last 3 sts, P 3. 3rd ROW: K -2, work in pattern across, ending with K 2. 4th ROW: P 3, work in -pattern across, ending with P 3. 5th ROW (dec row): K 2, P 2, pass 1st P -st on right-hand needle over last P st (1 st dec), work in pattern to -within last 4 sts, P 2, pass 1st P st on right-hand needle over last P -st (1 st dec), K 2. 6th ROW: P 2, work in pattern across, ending with P -2. 7th ROW: K 2, work in pattern across, ending with K 2. 8th ROW: P 2, -work in pattern across, ending with P 2—90 (98)—106, 114 sts. Repeat -these 8 rows 2 (3)—4, 4 times more—74 (74)—74, 82 sts. Then dec 1 st -after the 1st 2 K sts at beg and before the 2 K sts at end every other -row 4 times (all sizes)—66 (66)—66, 74 sts. Continue even in pattern for -4 (4)—4½, 4½ inches ending with 6th pattern row. Then dec as follows: -Dec 4 sts in each cable (to dec: work 2 tog across each cable). In next -row complete 8th pattern row. NEXT ROW: K 2 at each end, K 2 tog across -remainder of row. Bind off. - - [Illustration: uncaptioned] - -NOTE: Work Left Front first for ladies’ and Right Front for men’s -sweater for placement of buttonholes. - -RIGHT FRONT: With No. 6 needles, cast on 59 (63)—67, 71 sts. K 1, P 1 in -ribbing to within last 8 sts, attach another skein and work last 8 sts -with double yarn throughout in garter st (K each row) for front border. -Work 4 more rows in ribbing and garter st at border. START PATTERN: -Change to No. 8 needles. 1st ROW (right side): Work 8 border sts, P 2 -(2)—2, 2, K 1, sl 2 as if to P, K 1, P 2, K 8, P 2, K 1, sl 2 as if to -P, K 1, * P 3, work 5 sts in next st as before, repeat from * once, P 3, -K 1, sl 2 as if to P, K 1, P 12 (16)—20, 24, K 2. 2nd ROW: P 2, * work K -1, P 1, K 1 in next st, P 3 tog, repeat from * 2 (3)—4, 5 times, P 1, -yarn to front, sl 2 as if to P, P 1, * K 3, P 5, repeat from last * -once, K 3, P 1, yarn to front, sl 2 as if to P, P 1, K 2, P 8, K 2, P 1, -yarn to front, sl 2 as if to P, P 1, K 2 (2)—2, 2, K 8 border sts. 3rd -ROW: K 8 border sts, P 2 (2)—2, 2, work sl st twist over next 4 sts, P -2, K 8, P 2, work sl st twist over next 4 sts, * P 3, K 5, repeat from * -once, P 3, work sl st twist over next 4 sts, P 12 (16)—20, 24, K 2. 4th -ROW: P 2, * P 3 tog, work K 1, P 1, K 1 in next st, repeat from * 2 -(3)—4, 5 times, P 4, * K 3, yarn to front, sl 1 as if to P, P 4 tog, -p.s.s.o., repeat from last * once, K 3, P 4, K 2, P 8, K 2, P 4, K 2 -(2)—2, 2, K 8. 5th ROW: K 8, P 2 (2)—2, 2, K 1, sl 2 as if to P, K 1, P -2, cable twist over next 8 sts, P 2, K 1, sl 2 as if to P, K 1, P 5, -work 5 sts in next st, P 5, K 1, sl 2 as if to P, K 1, P 12 (16)—20, 24, -K 2. 6th ROW: P 2, * work K 1, P 1, K 1 in next st, P 3 tog, repeat from -* 2 (3)—4, 5 times, P 1, yarn to front, sl 2 as if to P, P 1, K 5, P 5, -K 5, P 1, yarn to front, sl 2 as if to P, P 1, K 2, P 8, K 2, P 1, yarn -to front, sl 2 as if to P, P 1, K 2 (2)—2, 2, K 8. 7th ROW: K 8, P 2 -(2)—2, 2, work sl st twist over next 4 sts, P 2, K 8, P 2, work sl st -twist over next 4 sts, P 5, K 5, P 5, work sl st twist over next 4 sts, -P 12 (16)—20, 24, K 2. 8th ROW: P 2, * P 3 tog, work K 1, P 1, K 1 in -next st, repeat from * 2 (3)—4, 5 times, P 4, K 5, yarn to front, sl 1 -as if to P, P 4 tog, p.s.s.o., K 5, P 4, K 2, P 8, K 2, P 4, K 2 (2)—2, -2, K 8. Repeat from 1st through 8th rows for pattern until same length -as back to underarm, ending with 8th pattern row. SHAPE ARMHOLE: Work 8 -rows of armhole dec at armhole edge in same manner as back 3 (4)—5, 5 -times—47 (47)—47, 51 sts. Then dec 1 st every other row 4 times before 2 -K sts at end of row same as back. Work even in established pattern until -there is 1 less cable twist than back, ending with 6th pattern row. Dec -4 sts in cable same as back. In next row complete 8th pattern row. SHAPE -NECK: Work 8 border sts and sl to st holder, bind off 6 sts (all sizes) -at neck edge, complete row in pattern. Bind off 5 sts at neck edge once, -2 sts at same edge every other row twice (all sizes). In next row -complete 8th pattern row. NEXT ROW: Work 2 sts tog across row. Bind off. -Mark position for 6 (6)—8, 8 buttonholes along front border, 1st one ½ -inch above lower edge, last one 1½ inches from neck edge, others evenly -spaced between. - -LEFT FRONT: Work same as right front, reversing border sts, pattern and -all shapings. BUTTONHOLES: K 3, bind off next 3 sts, work across. NEXT -ROW: Cast on 3 sts over bound-off sts. - -SLEEVES: With No. 6 needles, cast on 42 (46)—50, 54 sts. Work in K 1, P -1 ribbing for 2 inches, inc 10 (14)—10, 14 sts evenly spaced in last row -of ribbing—52 (60)—60, 68 sts. Change to No. 8 needles and establish -pattern as follows: 1st ROW (right side): K 2 (all sizes), P 4 (8)—8, -12, K 1, sl 2 as if to P, K 1, * P 2, K 8, repeat from * twice (all -sizes) P 2, K 1, sl 2 as if to P, K 1, P 4 (8)—8, 12, K 2 (all sizes). -2nd to 8th ROWS: Work in pattern as established. Work even until 6 -inches from beg (all sizes), ending with 8th pattern row. NEXT ROW (inc -row): Inc 4 sts after 2 K sts at beg and before 2 K sts at end of row -(to inc: work 2 sts in each of the next 4 sts)—8 sts inc in row. -Continue in pattern as established inc 4 sts at beg and end of row 1 -(1)—2, 2 times more every 4 (4)—5, 5 inches. Continue even in pattern -until sleeve measures 16 (16)—19, 19 inches from beg, or desired length -to underarm, ending with 8th pattern row. SHAPE SLEEVE CAP: Work dec -same as back, then work even for same number of rows as back, dec at top -same as back. Bind off remaining sts. - - _continuation from page 22_ - -FINISHING: Block and steam each section slightly. Weave side and sleeve -seams matching patterns. Weave sleeves in position. - -COLLAR: With No. 6 needles, right side facing, starting at neck edge -inside garter st border, pick up and K 71 (75)—79, 83 sts along neck -edge spacing sts evenly. Work in K 1, P 1 ribbing for 6 rows, leave -ribbing sts on needle to be completed later. With No. 8 needles, pick up -border sts. Continue in double yarn and garter sts until border reaches -top of ribbing; work across all sts on No. 6 needle. Pick up 8 remaining -border sts. Work back and forth on border sts only until border is same -length as 1st border then K 1 row across all sts 87 (91)—95, 99 sts. -Complete collar in double yarn and garter st as follows: 1st ROW: Sl 1, -K 2, K 2 tog, K across to within last 5 sts, K 2 tog, K 3. 2nd ROW: Sl -1, K across. Repeat 1st and 2nd rows until 51 (51)—55, 55 sts remain. -Work remaining sts as follows: * Sl 1, K 2, K 2 tog, turn; K across. -Repeat from * until 8 sts remain (all sizes). Bind off. Sew bound off -ends tog. Weave sides of ribbing to front border. Overcast buttonholes -with buttonhole sts. Sew buttons in place. Sew ½ inch grosgrain ribbon -over ribbing along neck edge to hold collar in position. - - [Illustration: uncaptioned] - - - - - The Accessories That Count - - - KNITTED SKIRT - - SIZES: Small, Medium, Large - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD DAWN “WINTUK” KNITTING WORSTED SIZE - 6 (7, 7)—2 oz. skeins Navy for Skirt - 4—2 oz. skeins for Scarf; 1—2 oz. skein for Beret - 1—2 oz. skein each White and Flame for Skirt, Scarf and Beret - 1 Pr. 14 inch Knitting Needles No. 9 OR ANY SIZE NEEDLES WHICH WILL - RESULT IN STITCH GAUGE BELOW - ⅛ yd. Lining material - ⅛ yd. Buckram - 2 Hooks and Eyes - 1—7 inch CONMAR No/Snag Zipper - 1 yd. elastic - GAUGE: 5 sts = 1 inch - -Directions are given for small size. Changes for medium and large sizes -in parentheses. - - MEASUREMENTS: - Width around lower edge: 44 (46, 48) inches - Width around waistline: 24 (26, 28) inches - -With Navy cast on 221 (231, 241) sts. - -1st ROW: K 1, * P 1, K 1, repeat from * across row (seed st). Repeat 1st -row for 3½ inches. NEXT 2 ROWS: K each row. NEXT ROW: P across row. NEXT -2 ROWS: K each row. NEXT ROW: Work in seed st. NEXT 2 ROWS: K each row. -NEXT 8 ROWS: Work in stockinette st (P 1 row, K 1 row). NEXT ROW: K -across row. NEXT ROW: Work in seed st. NEXT 2 ROWS: K across each row. -NEXT ROW: P across row. NEXT 2 ROWS: K each row. Work in seed st until -skirt measures 20 inches from beg, or length desired to waistline. Place -sts on a length of yarn. Block skirt to measurements. Place sts back on -needle. NEXT ROW (dec row): Work in seed st across 1st 5 (9, 15) sts, * -P 2 tog, K 2 tog, repeat from * across row to within last 4 (10, 14) -sts, work in seed st across remaining sts. NEXT ROW: Work in seed st. -Bind off loosely. - -WAISTBAND: With Navy cast on 125 (135, 145) sts. 1st ROW: K across row. -2nd ROW: Work in seed st. NEXT 2 ROWS: K across each row. NEXT 8 ROWS: -Work in stockinette st (P 1 row, K 1 row). NEXT ROW: K across row. NEXT -ROW: Work in seed st. NEXT 2 ROWS: K across each row. Bind off in -purling (lower edge). Block. - -EMBROIDERY: With contrasting thread work a running st through 1st row at -top of stockinette section, then through 5th row of same section. Thread -Flame into a blunt needle, insert needle up through 4th st of 1st row, -skip next 3 sts, insert needle down through next st of 5th row, up -through st directly below of 2nd row, down through next st directly -below of 6th row, up through next st directly below of 3rd row, down -through next st directly below of 7th row, up through next st directly -below of 4th row, down through next st of 8th row. Reverse the procedure -for 2nd half of arrow. Work next arrow in same manner with White. Repeat -Flame and White arrows across band. - -FINISHING: Sew lower edge of band to top edge of skirt leaving plain -section of band free for underlap. Then work a 2nd row of stitching -directly below. Roll 2 rows of upper edge of band to wrong side and tack -in position. Cut buckram ½ inch smaller in width and length than border -and sew to wrong side of band. Cut lining for band allowing ½ inch -larger for hems and sew in position to wrong side of band. Sew back seam -of skirt leaving a 7 inch opening at top for zipper. Sew zipper in -position. Sew hooks and eyes to band having the embroidered edges meet. - - - SCARF - -Cast on 41 sts and work same as skirt until scarf measures 56 inches -from beg ending on wrong side. Work border to match other end, bind off. - -Steam and block. Embroider at both ends same as skirt starting in 1st -st. - - - BERET - -Cast on 6 sts, * K 1, P 1, repeat from * across row. 2nd ROW: Work K 1, -P 1 in each st (inc row). 3rd ROW: P 1, K 1, repeat from beg across row. -4th ROW: Repeat 2nd row (24 sts). 5th ROW: Repeat 3rd row. 6th ROW: -Repeat 1st row. 7th ROW: P 1, K 1 in each of the 1st 2 sts, P 1, K 1, * -P 1, K 1 in each of the next 2 sts, P 1, K 1, repeat from * across row -(36 sts). 8th ROW: Repeat 1st row. 9th ROW: Repeat 3rd row. NEXT 8 ROWS: -Repeat from 6th to 9th rows twice ending 7th row of 2nd repeat with P 1, -K 1 (80 sts). 18th ROW: P 1, K 1 in each of the 1st 2 sts, P 1, K 1 -across next 8 sts, * P 1, K 1 in each of the next 2 sts, P 1, K 1 across -next 8 sts, repeat from * across row (96 sts). Then repeat 1st and 3rd -rows until section measures 7½ inches from beg. BAND: NEXT ROW: K across -row. NEXT 8 ROWS: Work in stockinette st. NEXT ROW: P across row. NEXT -ROW: Work in seed st, bind off in Purl. - -FINISHING: Embroider stockinette st section same as skirt starting in -1st st of 1st row. Sew seam and draw top tog. Run elastic through band -at upper and lower edges. POMPON: Wind Navy 125 times over a 3 inch -cardboard, slip off cardboard, tie in center; cut both ends and trim -into shape. Attach to top of beret. - - [Illustration: STOCKING INSTRUCTIONS on page 6] - - - - - 2 Needle Stockings - - - _illustrated on page 5_ - - [Illustration: uncaptioned] - - One size adjusts to fit all sizes. - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD DAWN “WINTUK” BABY YARN - 5—1 oz. skeins White - 1 Pr. Knitting Needles No. 5 OR ANY SIZE NEEDLES WHICH WILL RESULT IN - STITCH GAUGE BELOW - 1 set Double Pointed Needles No. 5 - GAUGE: - Pattern St: 10 sts = 2 inches - Stockinette St: 7 sts = 1 inch - -Starting at top cast on 71 sts. 1st ROW: K 1, * P 1, K 1, repeat from * -across row (seed st). Repeat 1st row for 1½ inches. - -START PATTERN: 1st ROW (wrong side): P 1, * K 4, P 5, K 4, P 1, repeat -from * across row. 2nd ROW: K 1, * P 4, yo, K 2 tog through back, yo, K -1, yo, K 2 tog through front, yo, P 4, K 1, repeat from * across row. -3rd ROW: P 1, * K 4, P 7, K 4, P 1, repeat from * across row. 4th ROW: K -1, * P 4, yo, K 2 tog through back, yo, K 3, yo, K 2 tog through front, -yo, P 4, K 1, repeat from * across row. 5th ROW: P 1, * K 4, P 9, K 4, P -1, repeat from * across row. 6th ROW: K 1, * P 4, yo, K 2 tog through -back, yo, K 2 tog through back, K 1, K 2 tog through front, yo, K 2 tog -through front, yo, P 4, K 1, repeat from * across row. 7th ROW: Repeat -5th row. 8th ROW: K 1, * P 4, yo, K 2 tog through back, K 2 tog through -back, K 3 tog through front, pass the 2nd st on right needle over last -knitted st, K 2 tog through front, yo, P 4, K 1, repeat from * across -row. Repeat last 8 rows 3 more times. 1st DEC ROW: P 1, * K 2, K 2 tog, -P 5, K 2 tog, K 2, P 1, repeat from * across row (10 sts dec). 2nd ROW: -K 1, * P 3, yo, K 2 tog through back, yo, K 1, yo, K 2 tog through -front, yo, P 3, K 1, repeat from * across row. 3rd ROW: P 1, * K 3, P 7, -K 3, P 1, repeat from * across row. 4th ROW: K 1, * P 3, yo, K 2 tog -through back, yo, K 3, yo, K 2 tog through front, yo, P 3, K 1, repeat -from * across row. 5th ROW: P 1, * K 3, P 9, K 3, P 1, repeat from * -across row. 6th ROW: K 1, * P 3, yo, K 2 tog through back, yo, K 2 tog -through back, K 1, K 2 tog through front, yo, K 2 tog through front, yo, -P 3, K 1, repeat from * across row. 7th ROW: Repeat 5th row. 8th ROW: K -1, * P 3, yo, K 2 tog through back, K 2 tog through back, K 3 tog -through front, pass the 2nd st on right needle over last knitted st, K 2 -tog through front, yo, P 3, K 1, repeat from * across row. Repeat last 8 -rows even 3 more times omitting decs. 2nd DEC ROW: Dec 10 sts same as -1st dec row having 1 st less in each stockinette st section. NEXT 7 -ROWS: Work in pattern. Continue in pattern until there are 11 more -patterns. 3rd DEC ROW: Dec 10 sts same as last dec row and continue -until there are 4 more completed patterns, ending with 1st row of -pattern—41 sts. - -SHAPE HEEL: K 14 (1st half of heel), place remaining 27 sts on st -holder. Starting with a P row work in stockinette st for 1½ inches -ending with a P row, then turn heel as follows: K 1, sl 1, K 1, -p.s.s.o., K 1, turn; sl 1, P 2, turn; K 2, sl 1, K 1, p.s.s.o., K 1, -turn; sl 1, P 3, turn. Continue in this manner until all sts have been -worked (8 sts on needle); pick up and K 11 sts on side of heel, cut -yarn. Place these 19 sts and 13 instep sts on a st holder. Attach yarn -and work remaining 14 sts in stockinette st for 1½ inches ending with a -K row (2nd half of heel). Turn heel as follows: P 1, P 2 tog, P 1, turn; -sl 1, K 2, turn; P 2, P 2 tog, P 1, turn; sl 1, K 3, turn. Continue in -this manner until all sts have been worked (8 sts on needle). Pick up -and P 11 sts on side of heel, cut yarn. Sl all sts to one needle (51 -sts). - -SHAPE GUSSET: Attach yarn, K 14, K 2 tog, K 4, work pattern over 11 -instep sts, K 4, sl 1, K 1, p.s.s.o., K 14. NEXT ROW: P across row -working instep sts in pattern. NEXT ROW: K 13, K 2 tog, K 4, work instep -sts in pattern, K 4, sl 1, K 1, p.s.s.o., K 13. NEXT ROW: P across row -working instep sts in pattern. Continue to dec each side of instep every -other row 3 more times always working instep sts in pattern. Work even -for 5½ inches or 1½ inches less than desired length ending with 1st row -of pattern. SHAPE TOE: K 7, K 2 tog, K 2, sl 1, K 1, p.s.s.o., K 15, K 2 -tog, K 2, sl 1, K 1, p.s.s.o., K 7. NEXT ROW: P across row. NEXT ROW: K -6, K 2 tog, K 2, sl 1, K 1, p.s.s.o., K 13, K 2 tog, K 2, sl 1, K 1, -p.s.s.o., K 6. NEXT ROW: P across row. Continue to dec in same manner -until 21 sts remain. NEXT ROW: P 5 and sl sts to dpn, P 10 and sl sts to -2nd dpn, sl remaining sts to 1st dpn, cut yarn, leave a length. TO WEAVE -TOE: Thread yarn into blunt needle, * pass needle through 1st st on -front needle as if knitting, and sl st off needle, pass needle through -2nd st of same needle as if purling and leave st on needle, pass through -1st st of back needle as if purling and sl st off needle, pass through -2nd st of same needle as if knitting and leave st on needle, repeat from -* until all sts are worked off, fasten securely. Weave sts of back seam -and sole tog. - - - DUPLICATE STITCH - -This is the stitch used most often for embroidering a desired motif on a -knitted article. It is worked by: * bringing needle through center of -stitch from the wrong side to right side of work—see ill. A. Following -the outline of the knit stitch above, draw the yarn across the back of -the two strands of this stitch—see ill. A and B—return needle to the -center of the same stitch—see ill. B—and draw yarn through. Repeat from -* starting next stitch by bringing needle through center of stitch to be -duplicated—see ill. C. - - [Illustration: ILL. A • ILL. B • ILL. C] - - KNITTING ABBREVIATIONS - - K Knit - P Purl - YO Yarn Over - Dec. Decrease - Inc. Increase - Tog. Together - P.s.s.o. Pass slip st over st - dpn Double pointed - needle - - - - - She and She - - - CROCHETED SLEEVELESS JACKET - - SIZES: Small, Medium, Large - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD DAWN “WINTUK” SPORT YARN SIZE - 6 (6, 7)—2 oz. skeins Blue for Jacket - 1—2 oz. skein Blue for Beret - 1—2 oz. skein White for Jacket and Beret - Plastic Crochet Hook Size J OR ANY SIZE HOOK WHICH WILL RESULT IN - STITCH GAUGE BELOW - GAUGE: 3 shells = 2¾ inches - -Directions are given for small size. Changes for medium and large sizes -are given in parentheses. - - MEASUREMENTS: - Width across back at underarm: - 16½ (18½, 20½) inches - Width across each front at underarm including front edge: - 8½ (9½, 10½) inches - -BACK: 1st ROW (right side): Ch 76 (84, 92), 2 d c in 4th ch from hook, -skip next 3 sts of ch, sl st in next st, * ch 3, 2 d c in same space, -skip next 3 sts of ch, sl st in next st, repeat from * across ch, -turn—18 (20, 22) shells. 2nd ROW: Ch 4, d c in sl st, ch 1, skip next d -c, sl st in next d c, * ch 1, skip the ch 3, d c in next sl st, ch 1, -skip next d c, sl st in next d c (open shell), repeat from * across row, -turn. 3rd ROW: Ch 3, 2 d c in sl st, skip next ch 1 and next d c, sl st -over next ch 1, * ch 3, 2 d c over same ch 1 (solid shell), skip the -next sl st, next ch 1 and next d c, sl st over next ch 1, repeat from * -across row, turn. Repeat 2nd and 3rd rows for pattern until back -measures 19 inches from beg, or desired length to underarm, ending with -2nd pattern row. - - _continuation from page 16_ - - [Illustration: uncaptioned] - -SHAPE ARMHOLES: Skip the sl st, sl st across next 4 (8, 8) sts, ch 3, 2 -d c in same space, work in pattern across row omitting 1 (2, 2) patterns -at end of row—16 (16, 18) shells. NEXT ROW: Skip the sl st, sl st over -1st 2 d c and ch 3, ch 1, d c in next sl st, work in pattern to last d -c. NEXT ROW: Skip the sl st, sl st across next 4 sts, ch 3, 2 d c in -same space, work in pattern to last ch 1, turn—14 (14, 16) shells. -Continue even in pattern until armholes measure 7½ (8, 8½) inches from -1st dec, ending with 2nd pattern row. SHAPE SHOULDERS: Skip the sl st, -sl st over next 8 sts, work 2 patterns, ch 3, turn. NEXT ROW: D c in -same space, skip 1 d c, sl st in next d c and next ch 3, ch 1, skip next -sl st and 1 d c, sl st in next d c, next ch 3 and next st already worked -in, cut yarn. With wrong side of last long row toward you, attach yarn -in ch 1 before the 4th sl st from end of work, work 2 patterns of 3rd -pattern row. NEXT ROW: Skip the sl st and next d c, sl st in next d c -and next ch 3, ch 1, skip next sl st and next d c, sl st in next d c, -next ch 3, cut yarn. - -LEFT FRONT: Ch 40 (44, 48). Work same as back to underarm, ending with -2nd pattern row—9 (10, 11) shells. SHAPE ARMHOLE: Skip the sl st, sl st -across next 4 (8, 8) sts, work in pattern to end of row—8 (8, 9) shells. -NEXT ROW: Work even in pattern. NEXT ROW: Skip the sl st, sl st across -next 3 sts, ch 3, 2 d c in same space, work in pattern across—7 (7, 8) -shells. Work even in pattern until armhole is 9 rows less than back -armhole, ending with 3rd pattern row. SHAPE NECK: DEC ROW: Skip the sl -st, sl st in next 2 d c and ch 3, ch 1, 1 d c in next sl st, work in -pattern to end of row. NEXT ROW: Work 6 (6, 7) patterns, turn. NEXT ROW: -Repeat dec row. NEXT ROW: Work 5 (5, 6) patterns. Repeat last 2 rows 1 -(1, 2) times, having 1 less shell in each repeat. Work even until -armhole measures same as back armhole. SHAPE SHOULDER: Work same as back -shoulder. - -RIGHT FRONT: Ch 40 (44, 48). Work same as back to underarm, ending with -2nd pattern row. NEXT ROW: Work in pattern across row omitting 1 (2, 2) -patterns at end of row—8 (8, 9) shells. NEXT ROW: Skip the sl st, sl st -over next 2 d c and ch 3, ch 1, 1 d c in next sl st, work in pattern to -end of row. NEXT ROW: Work in pattern to end of row—7 (7, 8) shells. -Continue even in pattern until armhole is 9 rows less than back armhole, -ending with 3rd pattern row. NEXT ROW: Work 5 (5, 6) patterns of 2nd -pattern row, ch 1, d c in next sl st, ch 1, skip next d c, pull up a -loop in next d c, skip the ch 3 and next sl st, yo and pull up a loop in -next d c (4 loops on hook), work off 2 loops, then work off 3 loops (dec -at end). NEXT ROW: Work 6 (6, 7) patterns but work 1st pattern with only -1 d c. NEXT ROW: Work 4 (4, 5) patterns, dec at end. NEXT ROW: Work 5 -(5, 6) patterns but work 1st pattern with only 1 d c. Repeat last 2 rows -1 (1, 2) times, having 1 less shell in each repeat. Work even until -armhole measures same as back armhole. SHAPE SHOULDER: Work same as back -shoulder. - -POCKETS (Make 2): Ch 32 and work same as back for 12 rows, cut Blue, -attach White (when changing color, always complete last half of last st -with new color). EDGE: NEXT ROW: * Ch 3, 2 d c in same space, skip next -ch 1, d c and ch 1, sl st in next sl st, repeat from * across row, cut -yarn. - -FINISHING: Block all sections. Sew shoulder and side seams. EDGE: Right -side facing, attach White in side seam of left front, s c in same space, -ch 3, 2 d c in same space as s c, * s c, ch 3, 2 d c (shell) in the sl -st where d c of 2nd pattern row is worked in, repeat from * across lower -edge, work shell in each sl st where shell of 3rd pattern row is worked -in, along front edge to neck shaping, work shell along neck shaping in -even intervals, keeping the work flat, work shell in each sl st along -back of neck, complete to correspond, working shell in each sl st where -open shell of 2nd pattern row is worked in along other front edge. Work -around armholes in same manner. Sew pockets in place. - - - BERET - -With Blue ch 136. Work in pattern (33 shells) same as Jacket for 7 -inches ending with 3rd row, ch 1, turn. NEXT ROW: * Pull yarn up in each -of the next ch 3 loops, yo and pull through all loops at one time, -repeat from * across row ending with a dec in last 3 shells, cut yarn. -Attach White * ch 3, 2 d c in same st, skip 1 st, s c in next st, repeat -from * across row, ch 2, turn. Pull up a loop in each ch 3 loop, yo and -pull through all loops, draw tog and fasten securely, cut yarn. Sew -seam. BAND: With right side facing attach yarn and work 2 s c in each -shell (66 s c). Working over elastic work 1 s c in each s c. Work 3 more -rounds of s c, cut Blue. EDGE: Attach White * ch 3, 2 d c in same space, -skip 2 s c, sl st in next st, repeat from * all around, join, cut yarn. -With 2 strands of White make a chain about 24 inches long, cut yarn. Tie -in bow, attach to top of beret. - - - KNIT TYROLEAN - - SIZES: Small, Medium, Large - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD “DAWN” KNITTING WORSTED or DAWN “SAYELLE”[1] - 4 (5, 5)—4 oz. skeins White for Bolero - 1—4 oz. skein White for Hat - 1—4 oz. skein Scarlet for Bolero and Hat - 1 Pr. Knitting Needles No. 8 OR ANY SIZE NEEDLES WHICH WILL RESULT IN - STITCH GAUGE BELOW - 10—⅝ inch bone rings - Crochet Hook Size F - GAUGE 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: - 17 (18, 19) inches - Width across each front at underarm: - 8 (9, 10) inches - -BACK: With White cast on 74 (78, 82) sts. 1st ROW: K 2, * P 2, K 2, -repeat from * across row. Repeat 1st row for pattern. Inc 1 st each side -every 1½ (1¾, 1) inches 5 (6, 7) times—84 (90, 96) sts. Work even in -pattern until back measures 9 inches from beg, or desired length to -underarm. SHAPE ARMHOLES: Bind off 5 sts at beg of next 2 rows. Dec 1 st -each end every other row 3 times (all sizes)—68 (74, 80) sts. Work even -until armholes measure 6½ (7, 7½) inches from beg of armhole shaping. -SHAPE NECK AND SHOULDERS: Work 22 (24, 26) sts, bind off next 24 (26, -28) sts for back of neck, work to end of row. Working on one shoulder, -dec 1 st at neck edge every row 4 times. Work 2 rows even. Bind off 9 -(10, 11) sts at armhole edge twice. Complete other shoulder to -correspond. - - _continuation from page 15_ - -RIGHT FRONT: Cast on 30 (34, 38) sts. 1st ROW (wrong side): Work in -pattern across. 2nd ROW (inc row): Inc 1 st at beg of row (front edge), -work across. Repeat last 2 rows 5 times. At the same time, inc at side -edge same as back—41 (46, 51) sts. Work even until same length as back -to underarm. SHAPE ARMHOLE: Work same as back. Work until 1 inch above -beg of armhole shaping, ending at front edge. SHAPE NECK: Bind off 10 -(12, 14) sts, complete row in pattern. Dec 1 st at neck edge every other -row 5 (6, 7) times—18 (20, 22) sts. Work even until armhole measures -same as back armhole. SHAPE SHOULDER: Work same as back. - -LEFT FRONT: Work same as right front, reversing all shaping. - -SLEEVES: Cast on 50 (54, 58) sts. Work in pattern same as back, inc 1 st -each side every 2 (1½, 1½) inches 5 (6, 7) times—60 (66, 72) sts. Work -even until sleeve measures 11 inches from beg, or desired length to -underarm. SHAPE CAP: Bind off 5 sts at beg of next 2 rows. Then dec 1 st -at beg of each row until 22 sts remain (all sizes). Bind off 2 sts at -beg of next 4 rows. Bind off remaining 14 sts. - -FINISHING: Block each section. Sew shoulder and side seams. Sew sleeve -seams. Sew sleeves in position. With right side facing, work 2 rows of s -c around entire Bolero and sleeve edges. EYELETS: With Scarlet, work 10 -s c over a bone ring, join. NEXT ROUND: * Ch 1, sl st in next st, repeat -from * all around, join, cut yarn. Work remaining rings in same manner. -Sew 5 eyelets along each front edge spacing evenly as illustrated. CORD: -Work a ch about 1½ yds. Work a sl st in 2nd st from hook and in loop on -wrong side of each remaining st of ch, cut yarn. Lace through eyelets as -illustrated. POMPONS: Make 2. Wind Scarlet 150 times over a 3 inch -cardboard, sl off cardboard and tie in center. Cut both ends and trim -into shape. Attach to each end of cord. - - - HAT - - [Illustration: uncaptioned] - -Cast on 74 sts and work in stockinette st for 3 inches, then work in -pattern same as bolero for 4½ inches. Bind off. Turn stockinette st band -under and sew in place. Sew seam. Divide and mark top into 8 equal -sections and sew tog at markers. Finish with pompons same as Bolero, but -make chain ¾ yd. long. Tie chain into bow and attach to top of Hat. - - [Illustration: uncaptioned] - - - - - Her Crocheted Jacket - - - [Illustration: uncaptioned] - - _as seen in color on our back cover_ - - _with continuation from page 18_ - - SIZES: 34, 36, 38 - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD - “DAWN” KNITTING WORSTED or DAWN “SAYELLE”[1] - 7 (7, 8)—4 oz. skeins Fisherman - Plastic Crochet Hook Size J OR ANY SIZE HOOK WHICH WILL RESULT IN - STITCH GAUGE BELOW - Hooks and Eyes - GAUGE: 2 pattern sts = 1 inch - -Directions are given for size 34. Changes for sizes 36 and 38 are given -in parentheses. - - MEASUREMENTS: - Width across back at underarm: - 17 (18, 19) inches - Width across each front at underarm: - 10 (10½, 11) inches) - -BACK: Ch 70 (74, 78), pull up a loop in 2nd ch from hook, skip next ch, -pull up a loop in next st of ch, yo and work off all loops at one time, -* ch 1, pull up a loop in same space where last loop was pulled up, skip -next st of ch, pull up a loop in next st, yo and work off all loops at -one time, repeat from * across ch, ch 1, turn. 2nd ROW (right side): -Pull up a loop in ch 1 and in next st, yo and work off all loops at one -time, * ch 1, pull up a loop in same space where last loop was pulled -up, skip 1 st, pull up a loop in next st, yo and work off all loops at -one time (pattern st), repeat from * across row, ch 1, turn—34 (36, 38) -patterns. Repeat last row until back measures 18 inches from beg, or -length desired to underarm, ending with an odd number row. Do not work -ch 1, turn. - - [Illustration: uncaptioned] - -SHAPE ARMHOLES: 1st DEC ROW: sl st across 1st 5 sts (all sizes), ch 1, -pull up a loop in same space as last sl st, skip 1 st, pull up a loop in -next st, complete st, work in pattern to within last 6 sts (all sizes), -sl st in next st, ch 1, turn. 2nd DEC ROW: Skip the sl st, sl st in next -2 sts, ch 1, pull up a loop in same st, skip 1 st, pull up a loop in -next st, complete st, work 25 (27, 29) more patterns, sl st in next st, -ch 1, turn. NEXT ROW: Skip the sl st. Pull up a loop in next 2 sts, -complete st, then work 25 (27, 29) more patterns, sl st in next st, ch -1, turn. Repeat last 2 rows once but have 2 less patterns in dec row. -There will be 24 (26, 28) patterns. Work even in pattern until armholes -measure 7½ (8, 8¾) inches from 1st dec row ending on wrong side. SHAPE -SHOULDERS: Skip the ch 1, sl st across 1st 3 (5, 7) sts, ch 1, work 5 -patterns (all sizes), sl st in next st, ch 1, turn. Work 3 (3, 4) -patterns, sl st in next st, cut yarn. Skip 18 sts (all sizes) of last -long row, attach yarn in next st, work 5 patterns (all sizes), sl st in -next st, ch 1, turn. NEXT ROW: Skip the sl st, sl st across next 4 (4, -2) sts, work 3 (3, 4) patterns, cut yarn. LEFT FRONT: Ch 42 (44, 46). -Work same as back until 2 inches less than back to underarm ending at -side edge. START LAPEL SHAPING: NEXT ROW: Work in pattern across row, ch -1, then pull up a loop in last st worked in and on side of same st (inc -at end of row), yo and work off all loops, ch 1, turn. Work 3 rows even. -Repeat last 4 rows 6 times (all sizes). At the same time, when front -measures same length as back to underarm, shape armhole same as back. -When armhole measures same as back armhole, shape shoulder same as right -back shoulder, ending at shoulder edge, cut yarn. - -RIGHT FRONT: Work same as left front, reversing shaping until armhole -measures same as back armhole ending at front edge, cut yarn, turn. -SHAPE SHOULDER: Attach yarn in 28th st, keeping continuity of pattern, -work 5 patterns (all sizes), sl st in next st, ch 1, turn. NEXT ROW: -Skip the sl st, sl st across next 4 (4, 2) sts, work 3 (3, 4) patterns, -cut yarn. - -SLEEVES: Ch 42 (44, 46). Work 1st 6 rows same as back. 7th and 8th ROWS: -Work in pattern across row, inc 1 pattern at end of each row. Repeat -these 8 rows 4 more times—30 (31, 32) patterns. Work even in pattern -until sleeve measures 16 inches from beg, or length desired to underarm. -Do not work ch 1, turn. SHAPE CAP: 1st DEC ROW: Sl st across 1st 5 sts, -ch 1, pull up a loop in same space as last sl st, skip 1 st, pull up a -loop in next st, complete st, work in pattern across row to within last -6 sts, sl st in next st, ch 1, turn. 2nd DEC ROW: Skip the sl st, sl st -in next st, ch 1, pull up a loop in same st, skip 1 st, pull up a loop -in next st, complete st, work 21 (22, 23) more patterns, sl st in next -st, ch 1, turn. NEXT ROW: Pull up a loop in sl st and next st, complete -st, then work 21 (22, 23) more patterns, sl st in next st, ch 1, turn. -Repeat last 2 rows 4 (4, 5) times, having 2 patterns less in each dec -row, cut yarn. - -COLLAR: Ch 60 loosely, pull up a loop in 2nd st from hook and in next -st, yo and work off all loops at one time, * ch 1, pull up a loop in -last st worked in and next st, yo and work off all loops at one time, -repeat from * 5 times, * ch 1, pull up a loop in last st worked in, skip -1 st, pull up a loop in next st, yo and work off all loops at one time, -repeat from last * 9 times, * ch 1, pull up a loop in last st worked and -in next st, yo and work off all loops at one time, repeat from last * 3 -times, * ch 1, pull up a loop in last st, skip 1 st, pull up a loop in -next st, repeat from last * 9 times, ch 1, work 7 more patterns but do -not skip 1 st between patterns, ch 1, turn. NEXT 8 ROWS: Work even in -pattern, cut yarn. - -FINISHING: Block all sections. Sew side, shoulder and sleeve seams. Sew -sleeves in position. Sew collar in position easing collar at back of -neck. EDGE: With right side facing, attach yarn at lapel shaping of left -front, working down front work in s c working 1 s c at side of each row, -3 s c in corner, sl st across lower edge of fronts and back, 3 s c in -corner of other front, s c up right front to corresponding row, cut -yarn. 2nd ROW: Attach yarn in 1st s c of corner of right front, pull up -a loop in each of the next 2 s c, yo and work off all loops at one time, -* ch 1, pull up a loop in last st, skip 1 st, pull up a loop in next st, -yo and work off all loops at one time, repeat from * across front to -last s c, cut yarn. Attach yarn in 1st s c at lapel shaping and work -left front in same manner. With wrong side of work facing, attach yarn -in s c at lapel shaping already worked in, and working around lapels and -collar, work 1 s c in each row at side of lapel, 1 s c in each st across -top of lapel, 1 s c in each row at side of collar, 1 s c in each st -across top of collar, 1 s c in each row of opposite side of collar, 1 s -c in each st across top of lapel, 1 s c in each row at side of lapel, -join to next s c, cut yarn, do not turn. Attach yarn in 1st s c and work -in pattern same as front edge, but do not skip 1 st at corner, join, cut -yarn. - -If desired sew hooks and eyes at front edge. - - [Illustration: CHART FOR COAT SWEATER - EACH BLOCK EQUALS ONE SLIP STITCH - NO. 2 • NO. 1] - - BURNT ORANGE - SPRUCE - - _illustrated on page 10_ - - - - - He or She Coat Sweater - - - _as seen in color on our back cover_ - - SIZES: - Ladies’: Small, Medium, Large - Men’s: Small, Medium, Large - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD “DAWN” KNITTING WORSTED or DAWN “SAYELLE”[1] - 9 (9, 10)—10, 11, 12—4 oz. skeins - Fisherman - 1—4 oz. skein for Hat - 1—4 oz. skein each Spruce or Moss and Burnt Orange or Tangerine (all - sizes for sweater and hat) - 1 Pr. Knitting Needles No. 11 OR ANY SIZE NEEDLES WHICH WILL RESULT IN - STITCH GAUGE BELOW - 1 yd. grosgrain ribbon ½ inch wide - 2 Large Snaps - GAUGE: 10 sts = 3 inches - -Directions are given for ladies’ small size. Changes for medium and -large sizes are given in parenthesis. Men’s small, medium and large -sizes are given in bold face type. - - MEASUREMENTS: - Width across back at underarm: - 18 (19½, 21)—21, 22, 23 inches - Width across each front at underarm: - 10 (11, 12)—12, 13½, 15 inches - -BACK: With 2 strands Fisherman, cast on 61 (65, 69)—69, 73, 77 sts. Work -in K 1, P 1 ribbing for 4 rows. START PATTERN: 1st ROW (wrong side): K -1, * yarn to front, sl 1 as if to P, K 1, repeat from * across. 2nd ROW: -K across. Repeat these 2 rows for pattern until back measures 18 inches -from beg, or length desired to underarm. SHAPE ARMHOLES: Bind off 5 sts -at beg of next 2 rows. Dec 1 st at beg of next 6 rows—45 (49, 53)—53, -57, 61 sts. Work even until armholes measure 7 (7½, 8)—8, 8½, 9 inches -from beg of armhole shaping. SHAPE SHOULDERS: Bind off 7 (8, 8)—8, 9, 10 -sts at beg of next 2 rows; then 7 (8, 9)—9, 10, 10 sts at beg of next 2 -rows. Bind off remaining 17 (17, 19)—19, 19, 21 sts for back of neck. - -RIGHT FRONT: With 2 strands Fisherman, cast on 33 (37, 41)—41, 45, 49 -sts. K 1, P 1 in ribbing across to within last 6 sts, K 6 sts for -border. NEXT ROW: K 6 border sts, P 1, K 1 in ribbing across row. Repeat -last 2 rows once. START PATTERN: NEXT ROW: Work 1st pattern row to -within last 6 sts, K 6 border sts. NEXT ROW: K 6 border sts, K across -remaining sts. Repeat last 2 rows until front measures same as back to -underarm, ending at front edge. SHAPE ARMHOLE, NECK AND COLLAR: K 6 -border sts, inc 1 st in next st (collar), place a marker, K 3 tog -through back loop of sts (a dec of 2 sts), complete row in pattern. Bind -off 5 sts at beg of next row. Complete armhole dec same as back; AT THE -SAME TIME continue pattern as established working collar in garter st, -inc 1 st at collar before the marker every other row, and dec 2 sts at -neck edge every 4th row 2 (3, 4)—4, 5, 6 times more, there will be 27 -(31, 34)—34, 38, 41 sts on needle. Work even until armhole measures same -as back. SHAPE SHOULDER: Bind off 7 (8, 8)—8, 9, 10 sts at armhole edge -once, then 7 (8, 9)—9, 10, 10 sts at same edge once. Continue to work on -remaining 13 (15, 17)—17, 19, 21 sts for back of collar for 4 (4, -4¼)—4¼, 4½, 4¾ inches. Bind off. - -LEFT FRONT: With 2 strands Fisherman, cast on 33 (37, 41)—41, 45, 49 -sts. K 6 border sts, K 1, P 1 in ribbing across row (this reverses -border). Work same manner as right front to underarm, ending at side -edge. SHAPE ARMHOLE, NECK AND COLLAR: Bind off 5 sts at beg of next row, -work across to within last 10 sts, K 3 tog through front loop of sts (a -dec of 2 sts), place a marker, inc 1 st in next st (collar), K 6 border -sts. Complete shaping to correspond to right front. - -SLEEVES: With 2 strands Fisherman, cast on 31 (31, 35)—35, 39, 39 sts. -Work in pattern same as back for 3 inches. Then inc 1 st each end every -1 (1, 1)—1½, 1½, 1½ inches 8 times (all sizes)—47 (47, 51)—51, 55, 55 -sts. Work even until 16 (17, 17½)—18, 19, 20 inches from beg, or desired -length to underarm. SHAPE CAP: Bind off 5 sts at beg of next 2 rows. Dec -1 st each end every 4th row 7 times (all sizes). Bind off 2 sts at beg -of next 4 rows. Bind off remaining sts. - -BELT: With 2 strands Fisherman, cast on 6 (6, 6)—7, 7, 7 sts and work in -garter st for desired length. Bind off. BELT LOOPS: With 2 strands -Fisherman, cast on 11 (11, 11)—12, 12 12 sts. Bind off. - -FINISHING: Steam and block each section to size. Embroider design in -duplicate st (see page 7) using double strand of yarn. Work design over -slip sts following chart No. 1 on page 19 for lower edge. Start in the 2 -center sts of back and work in a continuing design from right to left of -center, across back, across front, to front border. Finish design at -front borders to correspond to center back. Work design according to -chart No. 2 for Yoke starting in the 2 center sts of back and complete -in same manner as lower edge. Repeat from A to B of chart No. 2 for -design for sleeves but have only 1 st for center of sleeve. Sew shoulder -and sleeve seams matching design. Sew sleeves in position. Weave collar -seam. Sew collar to back of neck easing to fit. Sew belt loops in place -at side seams. Lace belt through loops. Sew ½ inch grosgrain ribbon -across shoulders to hold in position. - - - HIS AND HER HAT - -Cast on 61 sts and work in K 1, P 1 ribbing for 13 rows. Repeat 1st and -2nd pattern rows 13 times (his) and desired length (hers) ending with -1st pattern row. 1st DEC ROW: * K 3 tog, K 1, repeat from * across. NEXT -5 ROWS: Work in pattern. 2nd DEC ROW: K 3 tog across row, cut yarn -leaving a length. Thread into blunt needle and draw sts tog, fasten -securely. Embroider as illustrated following chart for sleeve starting -embroidery 1 row above ribbing. Sew back seam. - - - - - He and She Knitted Vests - - - Embroider them, if you please - - SIZES: Small, Medium, Large - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD DAWN “SAYELLE”[1] or “DAWN” KNITTING WORSTED - 3—4 oz. skeins main color for all Ladies’ and Men’s sizes - 1—4 oz. skein contrasting color for Ladies’ - Plastic Crochet Hook Size H - 1 Pr. Knitting Needles No. 8 OR ANY SIZE NEEDLES WHICH WILL RESULT IN - STITCH GAUGE BELOW - 5 Bone rings for Ladies’ - 5 Buttons for Men’s - GAUGE: 4 sts = 1 inch - -Directions are given for Ladies’ small size. Changes for medium and -large sizes are given in parentheses. Men’s small, medium and large -sizes are given in Bold Face Type. - - Width across back at underarm: - 16½ (17½, 18½); 19½, 20½, 21½ inches - Width across each front at underarm: - 8 (9, 10); 11, 12, 13 inches. - -BACK: Cast on 67 (71, 75); 79, 83, 87 sts. Beg with P row, work in -stockinette st (P 1 row, K 1 row) until back measures 15 inches for -ladies’ and 13 inches for men’s, or length desired to underarm. SHAPE -ARMHOLES: Bind off 7 sts at beg of next 2 rows. Dec 1 st each side every -K row 6 times (all sizes)—41 (45, 49); 53, 57, 61 sts. Work until -armholes measure 7½ (8, 8½); 9, 9½, 10 inches from bound-off sts. SHAPE -SHOULDERS: Bind off 5 (6, 7); 7, 8, 8 sts at beg of next 4 rows. Bind -off remaining 21 (21, 21); 25, 25, 29 sts for back of neck. - -LEFT FRONT: (Note: Work Men’s right front first omitting buttonholes, -but placing markers for buttons.) Cast on 3 sts. 1st ROW: P across, cast -on 3 sts at end of row. 2nd ROW: K across, cast on 1 st at end of row. -Repeat last 2 rows until there are 27 (31, 35); 39, 43, 47 sts on -needle, ending at front edge; cast on 7 sts for front border—34 (38, -42); 46, 50, 54 sts. NEXT ROW: K 1, P 1 ribbing for 7 sts (border), P -across. Continue in stockinette st keeping front border in ribbing until -same length as back to underarm, ending at armhole edge. SHAPE ARMHOLE -AND NECK: Bind off 7 (7, 7); 9, 9, 9 sts, work across to within last 9 -sts, K 2 tog (neck dec), work 7 border sts. Dec 1 st at armhole edge -every K row 6 times, AT THE SAME TIME, repeat neck dec every 6th row for -all ladies’ sizes until 17 (19, 21) sts remain; dec every 4th row for -men’s small and medium sizes; for men’s large sizes only work neck dec -every other row 5 times, then continue to dec every 4th row (all men’s -sizes) until 21, 23, 23 sts remain. Work even (all sizes) until armhole -measures same as back armhole, ending at armhole edge. SHAPE SHOULDER: -Bind off 5 (6, 7); 7, 8, 8 sts at armhole edge twice. Continue on 7 -border sts until border reaches center back of neck, bind off. Mark -front border for 5 evenly spaced buttons having 1st marker ½ inch above -lower edge, and last marker at beg of neck shaping. - - _continuation from page 17_ - -RIGHT FRONT: Work same as left front reversing shaping (cast on 1 st at -end of P row, and cast on 3 sts at end of K row), and starting border st -ribbing with P 1. Work 5 buttonholes opposite markers as follows: -starting at front edge, work 2 sts, bind off next 3 sts, complete row; -on next row cast on 3 sts over bound-off sts. Work neck shaping as -follows: work 7 border sts, sl 1, K 1, p.s.s.o. (neck dec), and complete -row. - -FINISHING: Steam each section. Sew shoulder and side seams. With right -side facing, attach yarn on left front border, pick up and K across -front, back and other front. NEXT ROW: Bind off in P. ARMHOLE BANDS: -Make 2. Cast on 5 sts. Work in K 1, P 1 ribbing for 17 (18, 19); 20, 21, -22 inches, bind off. Sew band in position around armhole easing to fit. -Work 1 row of sl sts around edge and around armholes. Sew buttons in -place on Men’s vest. Work s c over bone rings for Ladies’ buttons, draw -s c to center of bone ring and sew in position. Embroider Ladies’ left -front with contrasting color following chart on page 22. Work diagonals -over 2 rows in duplicate st (see page 7). Start right front 1 st below -last st at left front edge. Finish with fringe. Cut contrasting color -into 8 inch lengths, take 3 strands, insert hook in 1st st on lower -edge, fold fringe in half, pick up fringe and draw through st, then pull -ends through loop. Work a fringe in every other st around lower edge. - - [Illustration: uncaptioned] - - - SLEEVELESS KNITTED VEST - - _as seen in color on our front cover_ - - [Illustration: uncaptioned] - - SIZES: - Ladies’ Small, Medium, Large - Men’s Small, Medium, Large - Materials Required: - AMERICAN THREAD DAWN “SAYELLE”[1] or “DAWN” KNITTING WORSTED - 3 (4, 4); 4, 4, 5—4 oz. skeins Fisherman - 1 Pr. Knitting Needles No. 10½ OR ANY SIZE NEEDLES WHICH WILL RESULT - IN STITCH GAUGE BELOW - -GAUGE: 9 sts = 2 inches (pattern st, blocked). Directions are given for -ladies’ small size. Changes for medium and large are given in -parentheses. Men’s small, medium and large sizes are given in Bold Face -Type. - -Width across back at underarm: 15 (17, 19); 19, 21, 23 inches. Width -across each front at underarm without front band: 7 (9, 9); 11, 11, 13 -inches. - -BACK: Cast on 68 (77, 86); 86, 95, 104 sts. 1st ROW (right side): P 2, K -1, P 2, * K 4, P 2, K 1, P 2, repeat from * across row. 2nd ROW: K 2, P -1, K 2, * P 4, K 2, P 1, K 2, repeat from * across row. 3rd ROW: P 2, K -1, P 2, * skip 1 st, K in front of next st but do not drop from needle, -K skipped st, drop both sts from needle, skip next st, K in back of next -st but do not drop from needle, K skipped st, drop both sts from needle, -P 2, K 1, P 2, repeat from * across row. 4th ROW: Repeat 2nd row. Repeat -last 4 rows for pattern until back measures 19 inches, or length desired -to underarm ending with 4th row of pattern. SHAPE ARMHOLES: Bind off 5 -sts at beg of next 2 rows. Dec 1 st each side every other row 3 (4, 5); -5, 6, 7 times—52 (59, 66); 66, 73, 80 sts. Continue in pattern until -armholes measure 7 (7½, 8); 8½, 9, 9½ inches above beg of armhole -shaping, ending on wrong side. SHAPE SHOULDERS: Bind off 7 (7, 8); 8, 9, -10 sts at beg of next 4 rows. Bind off remaining 24 (31, 34); 34, 37, 40 -sts for back of neck. - -LEFT FRONT: Cast on 32 (41, 41); 50, 50, 59 sts. Work in pattern same as -back until same length as back to underarm, ending with same row as -back. SHAPE ARMHOLE AND NECK: Work armhole same as back; AT SAME TIME -dec 1 st at neck edge every row as follows: Ladies’ medium 4 times; -Men’s small size 10 times; Men’s medium size twice, Men’s large size 12 -times; then for all sizes dec 1 st at neck edge every other row 10 (14, -15); 14, 19, 15 times; 14 (14, 16); 16, 18, 20 sts remain. Work even -until armhole measures same as back. SHAPE SHOULDER: Bind off 7 (7, 8); -8, 9, 10 sts at armhole edge twice. - -RIGHT FRONT: Work same as left front, reversing shaping. - -FINISHING: Block each section. Sew shoulder and side seams. BIAS BAND: -Make 2. Cast on 1 st. Work in garter st (K each row), inc 1 st at beg of -each row until 12 sts are on needle. NEXT ROW: Continuing in garter st, -dec 1 st at beg of row. NEXT ROW: Inc 1 st at beg of row. Repeat these 2 -rows for 48 (50, 52); 54, 56, 58 inches, or to measure from center back -of lower edge to center back of neck. Dec 1 st at beg of each row until -all sts are dec. ARMHOLE BANDS: Work same as sweater bands for 16 (17, -18); 19, 20, 21 inches. Join short ends of sweater bands tog. With seams -at center back of neck and at center back of lower edge, sew band around -edge. Fold to wrong side, and sew in place. Sew armhole bands in -position in same manner. - - [Illustration: CHART FOR KNITTED VEST - CHART FOR LEFT FRONT] - - _illustrated on page 13_ - - CROCHET ABBREVIATIONS - - Chain ch - Stitch st - Slip Stitch sl st - Single Crochet s c - Short Double Crochet s d c - Double Crochet d c - Treble Crochet tr c - Double Treble Crochet d tr c - Treble Treble Crochet tr tr c - Yarn Over yo - 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. - - [Illustration: uncaptioned] - - - HER ARAN BERET - -NOTE: See back of sweater for pattern st explanation. With No. 6 -needles, cast on 90 sts and work in K 1, P 1 ribbing for 7 rows. Change -to No. 8 needles and inc as follows: K 4, work 2 sts in next 83 sts, K 3 -(173 sts). NEXT ROW: P across. START PATTERN: 1st ROW: K 1, * sl st -twist over 4 sts, trinity st over next 12 sts, sl st twist over next 4 -sts, bubble st over next 11 sts, sl st twist over next 4 sts, cable -pattern over next 22 sts, repeat from * twice ending K 1. Continue in -pattern until there are 5 cable twists ending with 5th pattern row (do -not start new bubble patterns in this row), 161 sts. NEXT ROW: P 1, ** K -2 tog, P 4 tog, P 4 tog, K 2 tog, P 4 tog, P 4 tog, K 2 tog, P 4 tog, K -4 tog, K 3 tog, K 4 tog, P 4 tog, * K 4 tog, repeat from * twice, P 4 -tog, then repeat from ** twice ending P 1, (50 sts). NEXT ROW: K 2 tog -across row, cut yarn leaving a length. Thread yarn into blunt needle and -draw sts tog. - -FINISHING: Weave back seam. POMPON: Wind yarn 150 times over a 3 inch -cardboard, slip off cardboard; tie in center, cut both ends and trim -into shape. Attach to top of beret. - - - HIS ARAN BEANIE - -NOTE: See back of sweater for pattern st explanation. With No. 6 needles -cast on 90 sts and work in K 1, P 1 ribbing for 3½ inches. Change to No. -8 needles and work as follows: K 2, trinity st over next 8 sts, sl st -twist over next 4 sts, bubble st over next 11 sts, sl st twist over next -4 sts, cable pattern over next 32 sts, sl st twist over next 4 sts, -bubble st over next 11 sts, sl st twist over next 4 sts, trinity st over -next 8 sts, K 2. Continue in pattern as established until there are 5 -cable twists ending with 5th pattern row. NEXT ROW: (Dec) P 2, * P 4 -tog, repeat from * twice, * P 3 tog, repeat from last * 4 times, P 4 -tog, P 4 tog, * P 3 tog, repeat from last * 3 times, P 4 tog, P 4 tog, * -P 3 tog, repeat from last * 3 times, P 4 tog, P 4 tog, * P 3 tog, repeat -from last * 4 times, P 4 tog, P 4 tog, P 2. NEXT ROW: K across. NEXT -ROW: P 1, P 2 tog across to within last st, P 1, cut yarn leaving a -length. Thread into needle and draw sts tog. Sew back seam, matching -patterns. Finish with pompon. POMPON: Wind yarn 100 times over a 1½ inch -cardboard, slip off cardboard, tie in center and cut both ends. Trim -into shape. 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