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-The Project Gutenberg eBook of Afghan Book No. 289: Afghans, by
-Anonymous
-
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-most other parts of the world at no cost and with almost no restrictions
-whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms
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-Title: Afghan Book No. 289: Afghans
-
-Author: Anonymous
-
-Release Date: August 22, 2021 [eBook #66111]
-
-Language: English
-
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-
-*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK AFGHAN BOOK NO. 289:
-AFGHANS ***
-
-
-
-
-
-                       AFGHAN BOOK NO. 289    10c
-                     J. & P. COATS · CLARK’S O.N.T.
-
-
-
-
-                               _Afghans_
-
-
-                      CHADWICK’S RED ♥ HEART YARNS
-
-                             PERSIAN PRINT
-                            C-117 ... PAGE 2
-
-                Copyright 1952, The Spool Cotton Company
-                745 Fifth Avenue, New York 22, New York
-Distributors of J. & P. Coats • Clark’s O.N.T. • Chadwick’s Red Heart •
-                             Crown Zippers
-                       First Edition    July 1952
-                        H-8124    Printed U.S.A.
-
-    See your favorite art needlework department for latest colors in
-                      Chadwick’s Red Heart Yarns.
-
-
-                            _Add an Afghan_
-
-    [Illustration: uncaptioned]
-
-to your family possessions. Almost before you finish the last stitch,
-every member of the household, young and old alike, will be clamoring to
-use it! Made with Chadwick’s Red Heart Yarn, your afghan will withstand
-the constant usage and frequent washing imposed on it by your
-comfort-conscious family.
-
-Chadwick’s Red Heart Knitting Worsted (1 oz. “Tangle-Proof” Pull-Out
-Skeins), Art. E.232, has been recommended throughout; if you wish to use
-Chadwick’s Red Heart Knitting Worsted (2 oz. “Tangle-Proof” Pull-Out
-Skeins), Art. E.230-B, buy half the amount.
-
-
-
-
-                            _Persian Print_
-                                                                   C-117
-
-
-                       Illustrated on Front Cover
-              Afghan measures approximately 46 x 62 inches
-
-MATERIALS:
-
-  CHADWICK’S RED HEART KNITTING WORSTED, 4 Ply, Art. E.232: 21 skeins (1
-          oz. “Tangle-Proof” Pull-Out Skeins) of No. 789 Bittersweet and
-          25 skeins of No. 858 Navy.
-  Clark’s O.N.T. Plastic Crochet Hook No. 5.
-
-GAUGE: Each motif measures 4 inches square.
-
-
-FIRST MOTIF ... Starting at center with Bittersweet, ch 5. Join with sl
-st to form ring. 1st rnd: Ch 3, 15 dc in ring. Join and break off. 2nd
-rnd: Attach Navy to same place as sl st, sc in same place, * 2 sc in
-back loop of next dc, sc in back loop of next dc. Repeat from * around.
-Join and break off (24 sc). 3rd rnd: Attach Bittersweet to back loop of
-first sc, sc in same place, sc in back loop of next 2 sc, * skip next
-sc, in back loop of next sc make 3 dc, ch 3 and 3 dc; skip next sc, sc
-in back loop of next 3 sc. Repeat from * around. Join and break off. 4th
-rnd: Attach Navy to first sc, ch 3, dc in next 2 sc, * ch 3, in next sp
-make sc, ch 3 and sc: ch 3, dc in next 3 sc. Repeat from * around. Join
-and break off. 5th rnd: Attach Bittersweet to same place as sl st, sc in
-same place, * ch 3, skip next dc, sc in next dc, (ch 3, sc in next loop)
-3 times: ch 3, sc in next dc. Repeat from * around. Join and break off.
-6th rnd: Attach Navy to first loop, ch 3, in same loop make 2 dc, ch 5
-and 3 dc; * ch 3, skip next loop, (sc in next loop, ch 3) twice; skip
-next loop, in next loop make 3 dc, ch 5 and 3 dc. Repeat from * around.
-Join and break off.
-
-
-SECOND MOTIF ... Work as for First Motif until 5 rnds have been
-completed. 6th rnd: Attach Navy to first loop, ch 3, 2 dc in same loop,
-ch 2, sl st in corresponding loop on First Motif, ch 2, 3 dc in same
-loop on Second Motif, ch 1, sl st in next loop on First Motif, ch 1,
-skip next loop on Second Motif, sc in next loop, ch 1, sl st in next
-loop on First Motif, ch 1, sc in next loop on Second Motif, ch 1, sl st
-in next loop on First Motif, ch 1, skip next loop on Second Motif, 3 dc
-in next loop, ch 2, sl st in next loop on First Motif, 3 dc in same loop
-on Second Motif, complete rnd as for First Motif (no more joinings).
-
-Make 11 rows of 15 motifs, joining adjacent sides as Second Motif was
-joined to First Motif (where 4 corners meet, join 3rd and 4th corners to
-joining of previous 2 corners).
-
-
-EDGING ... 1st rnd: Attach Navy to any corner sp, ch 3, 6 dc in same sp,
-* dc in next 3 dc, 3 dc in next sp, (dc in next sc, 3 dc in next sp)
-twice; dc in next 3 dc, 3 dc in next sp, dc in next joining, 3 dc in
-next sp. Repeat from * around, making 7 dc in each corner sp. Join and
-break off. 2nd rnd: Attach Bittersweet to same place as sl st, sc in
-same place, ch 2, skip 2 dc, in next dc make sc, ch 3 and sc; * ch 2,
-skip 2 dc, sc in next dc. Repeat from * around, making sc, ch 3 and sc
-in center dc of each corner. Join and break off. 3rd rnd: Attach Navy to
-first loop, ch 3, 4 dc in same loop, 3 dc in each sp around, making 5 dc
-in each corner loop. Join and break off. Block to measurements.
-
-
-
-
-                          _Television Afghan_
-                                                                   C-119
-
-
-                         Illustrated on page 3
-              Afghan measures approximately 51 x 66 inches
-
-MATERIALS:
-
-  CHADWICK’S RED HEART KNITTING WORSTED, 4 Ply, Art. E.232: 14 skeins (1
-          oz. “Tangle-Proof” Pull-Out Skeins) each of No. 809 Lt. Blue,
-          No. 818 Blue Jewel and No. 848 Skipper Blue.
-  Milwards “Phantom” Aluminum Knitting Pins or Clark’s O.N.T. Plastic
-          Knitting Pins, 1 pair No. 5 (3¾ mm. size).
-  Clark’s O.N.T. Plastic Crochet Hook No. 5.
-
-GAUGE: 6 sts make 1 inch; 7 rows make 1 inch.
-
-
-STRIP (Make 10) ... With Skipper Blue cast on 31 sts. 1st row: K 1, inc
-1 st in next st, k 11, k 2 tog, k 1, sl 1, k 1, p.s.s.o., k 11, inc 1 st
-in next st, k 1. 2nd row: P across. Repeat first and 2nd rows
-alternately until 22 rows have been completed. Break off Skipper Blue,
-attach Blue Jewel and work in pattern as before for 22 rows. Break off
-Blue Jewel, attach Lt. Blue and work in pattern for 22 more rows. Break
-off Lt. Blue. The last 66 rows constitute the pattern stripe. Continue
-in this manner, alternating colors as before, until 7 pattern stripes
-have been completed. Bind off.
-
-Sew strips together and block. With matching color, make a row of sl sts
-along short sides of Afghan.
-
-
-
-
-                          _Television Afghan_
-                                                                   C-119
-
-
-                                       Size approximately 51 x 66 inches
-
-    [Illustration: uncaptioned]
-
-
-
-
-                           _California Ranch_
-                                                                   C-120
-
-
-    [Illustration: uncaptioned]
-
-                         Illustrated on page 5
-
-MATERIALS:
-
-  CHADWICK’S RED HEART KNITTING WORSTED, 4 Ply, Art. E.232: 48 skeins (1
-          oz. “Tangle-Proof” Pull-Out Skeins) of No. 909 Scarlet and 12
-          skeins of No. 1 White.
-  Bone Afghan Hook No. 6 (4¼ mm. size).
-
-GAUGE: 5 sts make 1 inch; 4 rows make 1 inch. Each strip is 5 inches
-wide.
-
-
-STRIP (Make 9) ... Starting at lower edge with Scarlet, ch 31. 1st row:
-Insert hook in 2nd ch from hook and draw up a loop; retaining all loops
-on hook draw up a loop in each of next 13 ch, insert hook in next ch
-(center ch) and draw loop through, yarn over and draw through 1 loop (ch
-st made), make 2 more ch sts in same place (2 sts increased), draw up a
-loop in each of remaining 15 sts. There are 33 loops on hook. To
-complete row, yarn over and draw through 2 loops (1 st decreased), *
-yarn over and draw through 2 loops (this is not a dec). Repeat from *
-across until there are 3 loops on hook, yarn over and draw through all
-loops on hook (another st decreased). There are 31 sts on row. The loop
-which remains on hook always counts as the first st on next row. 2nd,
-3rd and 4th rows:
-
-Insert hook under 3rd vertical bar and draw loop through; retaining all
-loops on hook draw up a loop in each vertical bar across to within
-center vertical bar, insert hook in st preceding center vertical bar and
-draw loop through (1 st increased), insert hook under center vertical
-bar and draw loop through, insert hook in st between center vertical bar
-and the following vertical bar and draw loop through (another st
-increased), and draw up a loop in each remaining vertical bar to within
-last 2 vertical bars, insert hook under both vertical bars and draw loop
-through (33 loops on hook), and complete last half of row as for first
-row.
-
-5th row: Draw a loop of White through loop on hook and drop Scarlet.
-Working with White, insert hook under 3rd vertical bar and draw loop
-through, * yarn over twice, insert hook under next vertical bar on 3rd
-row down, yarn over and draw loop through, (yarn over and draw through 2
-loops) twice (tr loop made); skip the vertical bar directly behind the
-tr just completed, draw up a loop in next vertical bar on previous row.
-Repeat from * 4 more times; insert hook from right of work through the
-center st 3 rows down and bring it out on wrong side, yarn over and draw
-loop through to height of row in work (long loop made), skip the
-vertical bar directly behind this st, draw up a loop in next vertical
-bar on previous row, draw up another long loop in same place as previous
-long loop was made, skip the vertical bar directly behind it, insert
-hook in st preceding next vertical bar (center st) on previous row and
-draw loop through (1 st increased), draw up a long loop in same place as
-previous long loops were drawn through, skip the center vertical bar on
-previous row, insert hook in st preceding next vertical bar and draw
-loop through, (draw up another long loop where previous long loops were
-drawn through, skip the vertical bar on previous row directly behind
-this loop, draw up a loop in next vertical bar on previous row) twice;
-now make tr loops and short afghan sts alternately across to correspond
-with first half of row, ending within a short afghan st, insert hook
-under last 2 vertical bars and draw up a loop; make a loop on a new
-strand of Scarlet, break off White, draw Scarlet loop through 2 loops on
-hook and complete as for first row. This will be referred to as pattern
-row. Break off the strand of Scarlet and pick up main Scarlet yarn. 6th
-to 9th rows incl: Repeat 2nd to 5th rows incl. 10th, 11th and 12th rows:
-Repeat 2nd, 3rd and 4th rows. 13th row: Repeat previous row, working
-long and short loops alternately at center as on pattern rows. 14th to
-17th rows incl: Repeat 2nd to 5th rows incl. 18th to 21st rows incl:
-Repeat 10th to 13th rows incl. The 2nd to 21st rows incl constitute the
-pattern. Repeat these rows until piece measures 65 inches, ending with
-the 10th row. Last row: Sl st in 3rd and each vertical bar across,
-working off last 2 loops as 1. Break off.
-
-Sew strips together, matching pattern rows. Attach Scarlet to straight
-side and sc closely across. Complete other side the same way.
-
-
-FRINGE ... Cut 4 strands of White each 7 inches long. Double these
-strands and draw through first st, draw loose ends through loop, pull
-ends up tightly. Make Fringe evenly across, having a Fringe in each
-point, between points and 3 Fringes on straight edges. Complete other
-end to correspond.
-
-
-
-
-                            _Autumn Chevron_
-                                                                   C-121
-
-
-                         Illustrated on page 6
-                             48 x 60 inches
-
-MATERIALS:
-
-  CHADWICK’S RED HEART KNITTING WORSTED, 4 Ply, Art. E.232: 12 skeins (1
-          oz. “Tangle-Proof” Pull-Out Skeins) each of No. 229 Lt.
-          Yellow, No. 230 Yellow and No. 253 Tangerine: 10 skeins of No.
-          360 Wood Brown and 8 skeins of No. 1 White; and
-  CHADWICK’S RED HEART KNITTING WORSTED, 4 Ply, Art. E.245: 36 balls (⅓
-          oz. balls) each of No. 243 Mid Orange.
-  Clark’s O.N.T. Plastic Crochet Hook No. 6.
-
-GAUGE: Each chevron measures 1½ inches across; 3 sc-rows make 1 inch.
-
-STRIP ... Starting at lower edge with Wood Brown, ch 60. 1st row: Sc in
-2nd ch from hook and in next 3 ch, * 3 sc in next ch, sc in next 3 ch,
-(insert hook in next ch, draw loop through) 3 times; thread over and
-draw through all loops on hook (2 sc decreased), sc in next 3 ch. Repeat
-from * across, ending with sc in last 4 ch. Ch 1, turn. Hereafter pick
-up back loop of each sc. 2nd row: Dec 1 sc—_to dec 1 sc, work off 2 sc
-as 1 sc_—* sc in next 3 sc, 3 sc in next sc, sc in next 3 sc, dec 2 sc.
-Repeat from * across, decreasing 1 sc over last 2 sc. Break off Wood
-Brown. Attach Tangerine. Ch 1, turn. 3rd to 20th rows incl: Repeat 2nd
-row, working 2 rows each of Tangerine, Mid Orange, Yellow, Lt. Yellow,
-White, Lt. Yellow, Yellow, Mid Orange and Tangerine. These 20 rows
-constitute stripe pattern. Work in stripe pattern until 10 stripe
-patterns in all have been completed, ending with a Wood Brown stripe.
-Break off.
-
-Make 4 more strips the same way. Sew strips together neatly, matching
-stripes.
-
-
-EDGING ... 1st row: Attach White to end of first row on long side and sc
-in end st of each row across. Break off. 2nd row: Attach Lt. Yellow to
-back loop of first sc, sc in back loop of each sc across. Break off.
-3rd, 4th and 5th rows: Repeat 2nd row, making a row of Yellow, Mid
-Orange and Tangerine. 6th row: Attach Wood Brown to end of first row on
-Edging, sc in same place, skip 1 sc on 2nd row, dc in free loop of next
-sc, skip end st of next row, sc in end st of next row, skip 2 sts on
-next row, tr in free loop of next sc, 3 sc in end st of last row, * dc
-in free loop of next sc on row below, skip next sc on row in work, sc in
-next sc, tr in free loop of next sc 2 rows below, skip next sc on row in
-work, sc in next sc. Repeat from * across, working over other end of
-Edging the same way. Break off. Make Edging across other long side to
-correspond. Block to measurements.
-
-
-
-
-                           _California Ranch_
-                                                                   C-120
-
-
-                     Size approximately 45 x 72 inches, including fringe
-
-    [Illustration: uncaptioned]
-
-
-
-
-                            _Autumn Chevron_
-                                                                   C-121
-
-
-    [Illustration: uncaptioned]
-
-                  Size approximately 48 x 60 inches—directions on page 4
-
-    [Illustration: uncaptioned]
-
-
-
-
-                                _Siesta_
-                                                                   C-122
-
-
-    [Illustration: uncaptioned]
-
-                 Size approximately 47 x 62 inches—directions on page 10
-
-    [Illustration: uncaptioned]
-
-
-
-
-                            _Sugar ’n Spice_
-                                                                   C-123
-
-
-    [Illustration: uncaptioned]
-
-                 Size approximately 32 x 46 inches—directions on page 12
-
-    [Illustration: uncaptioned]
-
-
-
-
-                              _Americana_
-                                                                   C-124
-
-
-    [Illustration: uncaptioned]
-
-                 Size approximately 38 x 62 inches—directions on page 10
-
-    [Illustration: uncaptioned]
-
-
-
-
-                              _Harlequin_
-                                                                   C-125
-
-
-    [Illustration: uncaptioned]
-
-                         Illustrated on page 11
-
-MATERIALS:
-
-  CHADWICK’S RED HEART KNITTING WORSTED, 4 Ply, Art. E.232: 19 skeins (1
-          oz. “Tangle-Proof” Pull-Out Skeins) of No. 789 Bittersweet; 31
-          skeins of No. 647 Surf Green.
-  Milwards “Phantom” Aluminum Knitting Pins or Clark’s O.N.T. Plastic
-          Knitting Pins, 1 pair No. 5 (3¾ mm. size).
-  Clark’s O.N.T. Plastic Crochet Hook No. 5.
-
-GAUGE: 5½ sts make 1 inch; 7 rows make 1 inch.
-
-  Note: When changing from one color to another, always twist the unused
-  color around the other to prevent making holes. When carrying unused
-  color across, do not pull up tightly.
-
-STRIP (Make 10) ... Starting at one short end with Surf Green, cast on
-33 sts. Work in stockinette st (k 1 row, p 1 row) as follows: 1st row: K
-16 Surf Green, attach Bittersweet, k 1 Bittersweet, k 16 Surf Green.
-Starting with 2nd row of chart, follow chart for pattern until 13th row
-has been completed. Next row: P 3 Surf Green, p 9 Bittersweet, p 4 Surf
-Green, with Bittersweet, yarn over needle 4 times; p in next st on row
-below, draw the last p st through each of the 4 yarn overs, p next st,
-slip the previous st over the last st worked (puff st made), p 4 Surf
-Green, p 9 Bittersweet, p 3 Surf Green. Continue to follow chart for
-pattern until 31st row has been completed. Next row: With Surf Green p
-across. Follow chart from “A” to “B” until 15 patterns have been
-completed. Bind off with Surf Green.
-
-Block strips and sew long sides together. With crochet hook and Surf
-Green, work 6 rows of sc all around afghan, making 3 sc in each corner.
-Join and break off.
-
-    [Illustration: pattern]
-
-  SURF GREEN
-  BITTERSWEET
-  PUFF STITCH
-
-
-
-
-                                _Siesta_
-                                                                   C-122
-
-
-                         Illustrated on page 7
-                             47 x 62 inches
-
-MATERIALS:
-
-  CHADWICK’S RED HEART KNITTING WORSTED, 4 Ply, Art. E.232: 16 skeins (1
-          oz. “Tangle-Proof” Pull-Out Skeins) of No. 686 Paddy Green; 14
-          skeins of No. 676 Emerald Green and 9 skeins of No. 647 Surf
-          Green.
-  Clark’s O.N.T. Plastic Crochet Hook No. 6.
-
-GAUGE: Each motif measures 5 inches square.
-
-
-MOTIF (Make 108) ... Starting at center with Paddy Green, ch 2. 1st rnd:
-In 2nd ch from hook make (sc, ch 1) 8 times. Join with sl st to first
-sc. 2nd rnd: Sl st in next sp, ch 3, * in next sp make (dc, ch 1) twice;
-half dc in next sp, ch 1. Repeat from * around. Join to 2nd ch of ch-3.
-Break off. 3rd rnd: Attach Emerald Green to same place as sl st, ch 4, *
-in next sp make (dc, ch 1) twice; half dc in next sp, ch 1, in next sp
-make dc, ch 1 and dc; tr in next half dc. Repeat from * around, ending
-with dc, ch 1 and dc in last sp. Join to top of ch-4. Break off. 4th
-rnd: Attach Surf Green to same place as sl st, sc in same place, * ch 1,
-in next sp between dc’s make (dc, ch 1) twice and dc (3-dc shell made);
-half dc in next half dc, in next sp between dc’s make (dc, ch 1) 3
-times; sc in next tr. Repeat from * around. Join and break off. 5th rnd:
-Attach Emerald Green to any half dc, sc in same place, * ch 1, sc in
-first sp of shell, ch 1, sc in next sp of shell, ch 1, in next sc make
-(dc, ch 1) 4 times (4-dc shell made); skip next sp, sc in first sp of
-next shell, ch 1, sc in next sp of shell, ch 1, sc in next half dc.
-Repeat from * around. Join and break off. 6th rnd: Attach Paddy Green to
-first sp of any shell, sc in same place, * ch 1, (sc in next sp, ch 1)
-twice; in next sc make half dc, ch 1 and dc; skip next sc, in next sc
-make tr, ch 1, tr, ch 3, tr, ch 1 and tr; skip next sc, in next sc make
-dc, ch 1 and half dc; ch 1, sc in first sp of shell. Repeat from *
-around. Join and break off. Sew squares together neatly on wrong side,
-making 9 rows of 12 motifs.
-
-
-BORDER ... 1st rnd: Attach Paddy Green to any corner sp, 7 Sc in same
-sp, sc closely around, making 7 sc in each corner sp. Join and break
-off. 2nd rnd: Attach Surf Green to first sc, ch 3, dc in back loop of
-each sc around, making 5 dc in center sc of each corner. Join and break
-off. 3rd rnd: Attach Emerald Green to same place as sl st, ch 3, dc in
-back loop of each dc around, making 5 dc in center dc of each corner.
-Join and break off. 4th rnd: Attach Paddy Green to same place as sl st,
-sc in same place, sc in back loop of each dc around. Join and break off.
-Block to measurements.
-
-
-
-
-                              _Americana_
-                                                                   C-124
-
-
-                         Illustrated on page 9
-                             38 x 62 inches
-
-MATERIALS:
-
-  CHADWICK’S RED HEART KNITTING WORSTED, 4 Ply, Art. E.232: 19 skeins (1
-          oz. “Tangle-Proof” Pull-Out Skeins) of No. 1 White; 18 skeins
-          of No. 858 Navy and 13 skeins of No. 909 Scarlet.
-  Clark’s O.N.T. Plastic Crochet Hook No. 5.
-
-GAUGE: Each motif measures 4 inches square.
-
-
-FIRST MOTIF (Make 68) ... Starting at center with White, ch 6. Join with
-sl st to form ring. 1st rnd: Ch 3, 15 dc in ring. Join to top of ch-3.
-Break off. 2nd rnd: Attach Scarlet to same place as sl st, 3 sc in same
-place, * sc in next 3 dc, 3 sc in next dc. Repeat from * around. Join
-and break off. 3rd rnd: Attach White to first sc, sc in same place, * at
-base of 3-sc group make dc, ch 2 and dc (2 long dc made); sc in 3rd sc
-of same sc group, (make a long dc over next sc, sc in next sc) twice.
-Repeat from * around. Join and break off. 4th rnd: Attach Navy to corner
-sp, in same sp make sc, ch 2 and sc; sc in each sc and in each dc
-around, making sc, ch 2 and sc in each corner sp. Join and break off.
-5th rnd: Attach White to corner sp, sc in same sp, make long dc in same
-sp; * (sc in next sc, long dc over next sc) 3 times; sc in next sc, in
-corner sp make long dc, 2 sc and long dc. Repeat from * around. Join and
-break off. 6th rnd: Attach Scarlet to first sc, (yarn over, insert hook
-in same sc, draw loop through) 3 times; yarn over and draw through all
-loops on hook, ch 1 to fasten (puff st made), * make a puff st in each
-of next 5 sc, in next sc make puff st, ch 2 and puff st. Repeat from *
-around, ending with puff st in same place as first puff st, ch 2. Join
-and break off.
-
-                                             _Continuation from page 12_
-
-
-SECOND MOTIF (Make 67) ... Work as for First Motif, reversing Scarlet
-and Navy rnds.
-
-To Join Blocks: Starting and ending with a Scarlet Block, sew 5 Scarlet
-and 4 Navy Blocks together to form first strip. Starting and ending with
-a Navy Block, sew 5 Navy and 4 Scarlet Blocks together to form second
-strip. Sew remaining blocks together in alternate pattern as before. Sew
-strips together.
-
-BORDER ... 1st rnd: Attach Navy to any corner sp, make a puff st, ch 2
-and puff st in same sp, make a puff st in each sp around, making puff
-st, ch 2 and puff st in each corner sp. Join. 2nd rnd: Sl st in corner
-sp and work as for first rnd. Join and break off. Block to measurements.
-
-
-
-
-                              _Harlequin_
-                                                                   C-125
-
-
-    [Illustration: uncaptioned]
-
-                                       Size approximately 62 x 70 inches
-
-    [Illustration: uncaptioned]
-
-
-
-
-                            _Highland Home_
-                                                                   C-126
-
-
-    [Illustration: uncaptioned]
-
-                         Illustrated on page 13
-
-MATERIALS:
-
-  CHADWICK’S RED HEART KNITTING WORSTED, 4 Ply, Art. E.232: 36 skeins (1
-          oz. “Tangle-Proof” Pull-Out Skeins) of No. 12 Black; 24 skeins
-          of No. 909 Scarlet and 3 skeins of No. 230 Yellow.
-  Clark’s O.N.T. Plastic Crochet Hook No. 3.
-
-GAUGE: 3 sps make 1 inch; 2½ rows make 1 inch.
-
-
-WIDE STRIP (Make 4) ... Starting at narrow edge with Black, ch 68. 1st
-row: Dc in 6th ch from hook, * ch 1, skip 1 ch, dc in next ch. Repeat
-from * across (32 sps). Ch 4, turn. 2nd row: Skip first dc, * dc in next
-dc, ch 1. Repeat from * across, ending with dc in last dc, ch 1, skip 1
-ch of turning chain, dc in next ch. Ch 4, turn. Repeat 2nd row 5 more
-times, omitting turning chain on last row. Drop Black, attach Yellow.
-Next row: Ch 4 and work in pattern across. Break off Yellow. Following
-row: Pick up Black, ch 4 and work in pattern across. Ch 4, turn. Work in
-pattern with Black for 6 more rows. Break off. Attach Scarlet and work
-in pattern for 3 rows, omitting turning chain on last row. Drop Scarlet,
-attach Black and work in pattern across. Break off. Pick up Scarlet,
-(make 3 Scarlet rows, 1 Black row) 3 times and 3 Scarlet rows. Break off
-Scarlet. Attach Black and make another Black Section with Yellow stripe
-as before. Continue in this manner, making Black and Scarlet sections
-alternately until 11 sections in all have been completed (6 Black and 5
-Scarlet).
-
-
-NARROW STRIP (Make 1) ... With Black, ch 38. 1st row: Work as for first
-row of Wide Strip (17 sps). Work in color pattern exactly as for Wide
-Strip.
-
-
-WEAVING ... Place Afghan lengthwise on a curtain stretcher—it will be
-easier to handle this way. However, it may be done without the use of a
-curtain stretcher.
-
-Cut 2 strands of Black each 80 inches long, thread these strands into a
-bodkin and weave in and out through first row of sps, leaving enough
-yarn free at each end to make fringe. Cut 2 more strands of Black and
-weave through same row of sps, going under rows that were passed over
-previously. Weave Black through next 7 rows the same way. Make 1 row of
-Yellow and 8 Black. This completes 1 Black Section. Now make (3 rows of
-Scarlet, 1 row of Black) 3 times and 3 rows of Scarlet. This completes 1
-Scarlet Section. Continue to work in pattern, alternating Scarlet and
-Black Sections until all sps have been filled.
-
-Remove from curtain stretcher. Knot first 12 strands together to make a
-fringe. Make fringe, knotting every 12 strands across. Complete other
-end to correspond. Trim ends evenly. Block to measurements.
-
-
-
-
-                            _Sugar ’n Spice_
-                                                                   C-123
-
-
-                         Illustrated on page 8—32 x 46 inches
-
-MATERIALS:
-
-  CHADWICK’S RED HEART BABY WOOL, 3 Ply, Shrink-and-Stretch Resist
-          Finish, Art. E.275: 20 skeins (¾ oz. “Tangle-Proof” Pull-Out
-          Skeins) of No. 1 White; 3 skeins each of No. 679 Nile Green,
-          No. 802 Baby Blue and 2 skeins each of No. 723 Baby Pink and
-          No. 261 Maize; or
-  CHADWICK’S RED HEART NYLON, 3 Ply, Shrink-and-Moth Proof, Art. E.260:
-          15 skeins (1 oz. “Tangle-Proof” Pull-Out Skeins) of No. 1
-          White and 2 skeins each of No. 679 Nile Green, No. 802 Baby
-          Blue, No. 723 Baby Pink and No. 261 Maize.
-  Clark’s O.N.T. Plastic Crochet Hook No. 5.
-
-  Use yarn double throughout.
-
-GAUGE: Each motif measures 3½ inches square.
-
-
-COLOR MOTIF ... Starting at center with Nile Green, ch 2. 1st rnd: 8 sc
-in 2nd ch from hook, drop loop from hook. Hereafter work in back loop
-only. 2nd rnd: Leaving Green loop free, attach White to first sc, sc in
-same place, * 3 sc in next sc, sc in next sc. Repeat from * around,
-ending with 3 sc in last Green sc, drop White. 3rd rnd: Pick up Green
-loop and, leaving White loop free, sc in each sc around, making 3 sc in
-center sc of each 3-sc group, drop Green. 4th rnd: Pick up White and
-repeat last rnd. 5th, 6th and 7th rnds: Work as for last rnd,
-alternating colors, ending with a Green rnd. Join and break off. Make 17
-more Green Motifs, 17 Blue and 12 each of Pink and Maize (59 color
-motifs).
-
-
-WHITE MOTIF (Make 58) ... Work as for Color Motif, using White only.
-
-Sew motifs together neatly on wrong side, joining colors as follows:
-
-
-FIRST ROW ... Sew together (1 Green, 1 White, 1 Blue, 1 White) 3 times
-and 1 Green Motif (13 Motifs on row).
-
-
-SECOND ROW ... Sew together (1 White, 1 Pink, 1 White, 1 Maize) 3 times
-and 1 White Motif. Sew First and Second Rows together.
-
-
-THIRD ROW ... Sew together (1 Blue, 1 White, 1 Green, 1 White) 3 times
-and 1 Blue Motif. Sew Third Row to Second Row.
-
-
-FOURTH ROW ... Sew together (1 White, 1 Maize, 1 White, 1 Pink) 3 times
-and 1 White Motif. Sew Fourth Row to Third Row.
-
-Repeat first 4 rows once more, then First Row once again, joining as
-before.
-
-
-BORDER ... 1st rnd: Attach White to back loop of any sc on long side, sc
-closely around, making 3 sc in center sc of each 3-sc group at corners.
-Join. 2nd rnd: Sc in back loop of each sc around. Join and break off.
-Block to measurements.
-
-
-
-
-                            _Highland Home_
-                                                                   C-126
-
-
-          Size approximately 50 x 64 inches, including fringe
-
-    [Illustration: uncaptioned]
-
-
-
-
-                            _Flower Garden_
-                                                                   C-127
-
-
-    [Illustration: uncaptioned]
-
-                   Size approximately 48 x 64 inches
-
-    [Illustration: uncaptioned]
-
-
-
-
-                            _Flower Garden_
-                                                                   C-127
-
-
-                         Illustrated on page 14
-
-MATERIALS:
-
-  CHADWICK’S RED HEART KNITTING WORSTED, 4 Ply, Art. E.232: 34 skeins (1
-          oz. “Tangle-Proof” Pull-Out Skeins) of No. 491 Pearl Grey: 10
-          skeins of No. 230 Yellow and 12 skeins of assorted colors.
-  Clark’s O.N.T. Plastic Crochet Hook No. 5.
-
-GAUGE: Each motif measures 3¼ inches square.
-
-
-MOTIF (Make 266) ... Starting at center with Yellow, ch 4. 1st rnd: 15
-dc in 4th ch from hook. Join with sl st to top of ch-3. 2nd rnd: Attach
-desired color to same place as sl st, ch 3, holding back on hook the
-last loop of each dc, make 2 dc in same place, thread over and draw
-through all loops on hook (cluster made), * ch 3, skip next dc, 3-dc
-cluster in next dc. Repeat from * around. Join to tip of first cluster.
-Break off. 3rd rnd: Attach Grey to any sp, ch 3, 4 dc in same sp, 5 dc
-in each remaining sp around. Join. 4th rnd: Ch 5, dc in same place as sl
-st, * ch 1, skip next dc, half dc in next dc, (ch 1, skip next dc, sc in
-next dc) twice; ch 1, skip next dc, half dc in next dc, ch 1, skip next
-dc, in next dc make dc, ch 3 and dc. Repeat from * around. Join and
-break off. Sew motifs neatly together on wrong side, having 14 rows of
-19 motifs.
-
-
-BORDER ... 1st rnd: Attach Yellow to any corner, ch 3, 4 dc in same
-corner, dc closely around, making 5 dc in each corner. Join and break
-off. 2nd rnd: Attach Grey to same place as sl st, ch 3, dc in each dc
-around, making 5 dc in center dc of each 5-dc group. Join and break off.
-Block to measurements.
-
-
-
-
-                            _Colonial Charm_
-                                                                   C-118
-
-
-                       Illustrated on Back Cover
-              Afghan measures approximately 44 x 64 inches
-
-MATERIALS:
-
-  CHADWICK’S RED HEART SOCK AND SWEATER YARN, 3 Ply, Shrink-and-Stretch
-          Resist Finish, Art. E.255: 9 skeins (1 oz. “Tangle-Proof”
-          Pull-Out Skeins) of No. 12 Black, 7 skeins of No. 686 Paddy
-          Green: 5 skeins of No. 230 Yellow and 7 skeins of assorted
-          colors.
-  Clark’s O.N.T. Plastic Crochet Hook No. 4.
-
-GAUGE: Each motif measures 4 inches from point to point.
-
-
-FIRST MOTIF ... Starting at center with Black, ch 5. Join with sl st to
-form ring. 1st rnd: 12 sc in ring. Join and break off. 2nd rnd: Attach
-Yellow to first sc, ch 3, dc in same sc, 2 dc in each sc around. Join
-and break off. 3rd rnd: Attach Black to same place as sl st, sc in same
-place, sc in back loop of each dc around. Join and break off. 4th rnd:
-Attach any color of assorted colors to first sc, sc in same place, * sl
-st in next sc, ch 3, (yarn over, insert hook in same sc, draw loop
-through) 3 times; yarn over and draw through all loops on hook (puff st
-made), ch 3, sl st in same sc, sc in next sc. Repeat from * around. Join
-and break off. 5th rnd: Attach Black to ch-3 preceding any puff st, sc
-in same place, * ch 3, sc in next ch 3, ch 1, dc in next sc, ch 1, sc in
-next ch 3. Repeat from * around. Join and break off. 6th rnd: Attach
-Paddy Green to any dc, sc in same place, * ch 3, sc in next ch-3 loop,
-ch 3, in next dc make dc, ch 3 and dc; ch 3, sc in next ch-3 loop, ch 3,
-sc in next dc. Repeat from * around. Join and break off.
-
-
-SECOND MOTIF ... Work as for First Motif until 5 rnds have been
-completed. 6th rnd: Attach Paddy Green to any dc, sc in same place, ch
-3, sc in next ch-3 loop, ch 3, dc in next dc, ch 1, sl st in
-corresponding loop on First Motif, ch 1, dc in same dc on Second Motif,
-ch 3, sc in next ch-3 loop, ch 1, sl st in corresponding loop on First
-Motif, ch 1, sc in next dc on Second Motif, ch 1, sl st in next loop on
-First Motif, ch 1, sc in next ch-3 loop on Second Motif, ch 3, dc in
-next dc and join next corner loop as before. Complete rnd (no more
-joinings).
-
-Make 13 rows of 16 Motifs, joining adjacent sides as shown on chart as
-Second Motif was joined to First Motif (where 3 corners meet, join 3rd
-corner to joining of previous 2 corners).
-
-    [Illustration: pattern]
-
-EDGING ... 1st rnd: Attach Paddy Green to corner sp of any side motif,
-ch 3, in same sp make dc, ch 3 and 2 dc; * 3 dc in each of next 4 sps,
-holding back on hook the last loop of each dc make a dc in next 2 joined
-loops, thread over and draw through all loops on hook (joint-dc made), 3
-dc in each of next 4 sps, in next sp make 2 dc, ch 2 and 2 dc. Repeat
-from * around, making joint-dc over each joining and 2 dc, ch 3 and 2 dc
-in each corner loop. Join and break off. 2nd rnd: Attach Yellow to same
-place as sl st, sc in back loop of next dc, sc in next 3 ch, * sc in
-back loop of each dc to within 1 dc of next joint-dc, holding back on
-hook the last loop of each sc make sc in next dc, skip next joint-dc, sc
-in next dc, thread over and draw through all loops on hook (1 sc
-decreased). Repeat from * around, decreasing 1 sc over each joint-dc and
-making sc in each ch of ch-3. Join and break off. 3rd rnd: Attach Black
-to same place as sl st, sc in same place, sc in back loop of next 2 sc,
-3 sc in back loop of next sc, sc in back loop of each sc around,
-decreasing 1 sc over previous decreases as before and making 3 sc in
-center sc of each point. Join and break off. 4th rnd: Attach Yellow and
-repeat last rnd. 5th rnd: Attach Green to same place as sl st, ch 3, dc
-in back loop of each sc around, making 3 dc in center sc of each point
-and decreasing 1 dc over previous decreases as before. Join and break
-off. Block to measurements.
-
-
-Abbreviations
-
-  ch            chain
-  sc            single crochet
-  half dc       half double crochet
-  dc            double crochet
-  tr            treble
-  d tr          double treble
-  sl st         slip stitch
-  sp            space
-  sts           stitches
-  rnd           round
-  incl          inclusive
-  inc           increase
-  dec           decrease
-  k             knit
-  p             purl
-  sl            slip
-  tog           together
-  p.s.s.o.      pass slipped stitch over knit stitch
-
-* (asterisk) ... Repeat the instructions following the asterisk as many
-times as specified.
-
-
-Repeat instructions in parentheses as many times as specified. For
-example: “(Ch 5, sc in next sc) 5 times” means to make all that is in
-parentheses 5 times in all.
-
-    [Illustration: COLONIAL CHARM
-    C-188 ... PAGE 15]
-
-
-
-
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-<p style='display:block; margin-top:1em; margin-bottom:1em; margin-left:2em; text-indent:-2em'>Title: Afghan Book No. 289: Afghans</p>
-  <p style='display:block; margin-top:1em; margin-bottom:0; margin-left:2em; text-indent:-2em'>Author: Anonymous</p>
-<p style='display:block; text-indent:0; margin:1em 0'>Release Date: August 22, 2021 [eBook #66111]</p>
-<p style='display:block; text-indent:0; margin:1em 0'>Language: English</p>
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-<div style='margin-top:2em; margin-bottom:4em'>*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK AFGHAN BOOK NO. 289: AFGHANS ***</div>
-<div id="cover" class="img">
-<img id="coverpage" src="images/cover.jpg" alt="Afghan Book No. 289" width="998" height="1390" />
-</div>
-<div class="box">
-<p class="center smallest"><span class="ssn">AFGHAN BOOK NO. 289<span class="hst"> 10c</span></span>
-<br /><span class="ssn">J. &amp; P. COATS &middot; CLARK&rsquo;S <span class="white">O.N.T.</span></span></p>
-<h1><i>Afghans</i></h1>
-<p class="center smallest"><span class="ssn">CHADWICK&rsquo;S RED <span class="rubric">&#9829;</span> HEART YARNS</span></p>
-<p class="center smallest"><span class="ssn">PERSIAN PRINT
-<br />C-117 ... <a href="#Page_2">PAGE 2</a></span></p>
-</div>
-<p class="center smaller"><b>Copyright 1952, The Spool Cotton Company
-<br />745 Fifth Avenue, New York 22, New York
-<br />Distributors of J. &amp; P. Coats &#8226; Clark&rsquo;s O.N.T. &#8226; Chadwick&rsquo;s Red Heart &#8226; Crown Zippers</b>
-<br /><b>First Edition</b> <span class="hst"><b>July 1952</b></span>
-<br /><b>H-8124</b> <span class="hst"><b>Printed U.S.A.</b></span></p>
-<p class="center smaller"><span class="ssn">See your favorite art needlework department for latest colors in Chadwick&rsquo;s Red Heart Yarns.</span></p>
-<div class="pb" id="Page_2">2</div>
-<p class="tbcenter"><i class="larger b">Add an Afghan</i></p>
-<div class="img">
-<img src="images/p01.jpg" id="ncfig1" alt="uncaptioned" width="600" height="562" />
-</div>
-<p>to your family possessions. Almost before you finish
-the last stitch, every member of the household,
-young and old alike, will be clamoring to use it!
-Made with Chadwick&rsquo;s Red Heart Yarn, your
-afghan will withstand the constant usage and frequent
-washing imposed on it by your comfort-conscious
-family.</p>
-<p>Chadwick&rsquo;s Red Heart Knitting Worsted (1 oz.
-&ldquo;Tangle-Proof&rdquo; Pull-Out Skeins), Art. E.232, has
-been recommended throughout; if you wish to use
-Chadwick&rsquo;s Red Heart Knitting Worsted (2 oz.
-&ldquo;Tangle-Proof&rdquo; Pull-Out Skeins), Art. E.230-B, buy
-half the amount.</p>
-<h2 id="c1"><span class="small"><i>Persian Print</i><span class="jr smallest ss"> <span class="sc">C-117</span></span></span></h2>
-<p class="center"><span class="ss">Illustrated on <a href="#cover">Front Cover</a></span>
-<br /><span class="ss">Afghan measures approximately 46 x 62 inches</span></p>
-<p><b>MATERIALS:</b></p>
-<dl class="undent"><dt><span class="ss">CHADWICK&rsquo;S RED HEART KNITTING WORSTED</span>, 4 Ply, Art. E.232: 21 skeins (1 oz. &ldquo;Tangle-Proof&rdquo; Pull-Out Skeins) of No. 789 Bittersweet and 25 skeins of No. 858 Navy.</dt>
-<dt><span class="ss">Clark&rsquo;s O.N.T. Plastic Crochet Hook</span> No. 5.</dt></dl>
-<p><b>GAUGE:</b> Each motif measures 4 inches
-square.</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>FIRST MOTIF</b> ... Starting at center
-with Bittersweet, ch 5. Join with sl st
-to form ring. <b>1st rnd:</b> Ch 3, 15 dc in
-ring. Join and break off. <b>2nd rnd:</b>
-Attach Navy to same place as sl st, sc
-in same place, * 2 sc in back loop of
-next dc, sc in back loop of next dc.
-Repeat from * around. Join and break
-off (24 sc). <b>3rd rnd:</b> Attach Bittersweet
-to back loop of first sc, sc in
-same place, sc in back loop of next
-2 sc, * skip next sc, in back loop of
-next sc make 3 dc, ch 3 and 3 dc; skip
-next sc, sc in back loop of next 3 sc.
-Repeat from * around. Join and break
-off. <b>4th rnd:</b> Attach Navy to first sc,
-ch 3, dc in next 2 sc, * ch 3, in next sp
-make sc, ch 3 and sc: ch 3, dc in next
-3 sc. Repeat from * around. Join and
-break off. <b>5th rnd:</b> Attach Bittersweet
-to same place as sl st, sc in same place,
-* ch 3, skip next dc, sc in next dc,
-(ch 3, sc in next loop) 3 times: ch 3,
-sc in next dc. Repeat from * around.
-Join and break off. <b>6th rnd:</b> Attach
-Navy to first loop, ch 3, in same loop
-make 2 dc, ch 5 and 3 dc; * ch 3, skip
-next loop, (sc in next loop, ch 3)
-twice; skip next loop, in next loop
-make 3 dc, ch 5 and 3 dc. Repeat
-from * around. Join and break off.</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>SECOND MOTIF</b> ... Work as for
-First Motif until 5 rnds have been completed.
-<b>6th rnd:</b> Attach Navy to first
-loop, ch 3, 2 dc in same loop, ch 2,
-sl st in corresponding loop on First
-Motif, ch 2, 3 dc in same loop on
-Second Motif, ch 1, sl st in next loop
-on First Motif, ch 1, skip next loop
-on Second Motif, sc in next loop, ch 1,
-sl st in next loop on First Motif, ch 1,
-sc in next loop on Second Motif, ch 1,
-sl st in next loop on First Motif,
-ch 1, skip next loop on Second Motif,
-3 dc in next loop, ch 2, sl st in next
-loop on First Motif, 3 dc in same loop
-on Second Motif, complete rnd as for
-First Motif (no more joinings).</p>
-<p>Make 11 rows of 15 motifs, joining
-adjacent sides as Second Motif was
-joined to First Motif (where 4 corners
-meet, join 3rd and 4th corners to joining
-of previous 2 corners).</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>EDGING</b> ... <b>1st rnd:</b> Attach Navy
-to any corner sp, ch 3, 6 dc in same sp,
-* dc in next 3 dc, 3 dc in next sp,
-(dc in next sc, 3 dc in next sp) twice;
-dc in next 3 dc, 3 dc in next sp, dc in
-next joining, 3 dc in next sp. Repeat
-from * around, making 7 dc in each
-corner sp. Join and break off. <b>2nd rnd:</b>
-Attach Bittersweet to same place as
-sl st, sc in same place, ch 2, skip 2 dc,
-in next dc make sc, ch 3 and sc; * ch 2,
-skip 2 dc, sc in next dc. Repeat from *
-around, making sc, ch 3 and sc in
-center dc of each corner. Join and
-break off. <b>3rd rnd:</b> Attach Navy to
-first loop, ch 3, 4 dc in same loop,
-3 dc in each sp around, making 5 dc in
-each corner loop. Join and break off.
-Block to measurements.</p>
-<h2 id="c2"><span class="small"><i>Television Afghan</i><span class="jr smallest ss"> <span class="sc">C-119</span></span></span></h2>
-<p class="center"><span class="ss">Illustrated on <a href="#Page_3">page 3</a></span>
-<br /><span class="ss">Afghan measures approximately 51 x 66 inches</span></p>
-<p><b>MATERIALS:</b></p>
-<dl class="undent"><dt><span class="ss">CHADWICK&rsquo;S RED HEART KNITTING WORSTED</span>, 4 Ply, Art. E.232: 14 skeins (1 oz. &ldquo;Tangle-Proof&rdquo; Pull-Out Skeins) each of No. 809 Lt. Blue, No. 818 Blue Jewel and No. 848 Skipper Blue.</dt>
-<dt><span class="ss">Milwards &ldquo;Phantom&rdquo; Aluminum Knitting Pins</span> or <span class="ss">Clark&rsquo;s O.N.T. Plastic Knitting Pins</span>, 1 pair No. 5 (3&frac34; mm. size).</dt>
-<dt><span class="ss">Clark&rsquo;s O.N.T. Plastic Crochet Hook</span> No. 5.</dt></dl>
-<p><b>GAUGE:</b> 6 sts make 1 inch; 7 rows
-make 1 inch.</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>STRIP (Make 10)</b> ... With Skipper
-Blue cast on 31 sts. <b>1st row:</b> K 1,
-inc 1 st in next st, k 11, k 2 tog, k 1,
-sl 1, k 1, p.s.s.o., k 11, inc 1 st in
-next st, k 1. <b>2nd row:</b> P across. Repeat
-first and 2nd rows alternately until 22
-rows have been completed. Break off
-Skipper Blue, attach Blue Jewel and
-work in pattern as before for 22 rows.
-Break off Blue Jewel, attach Lt. Blue
-and work in pattern for 22 more rows.
-Break off Lt. Blue. The last 66 rows
-constitute the pattern stripe. Continue in
-this manner, alternating colors as before,
-until 7 pattern stripes have been completed.
-Bind off.</p>
-<p>Sew strips together and block. With
-matching color, make a row of sl sts
-along short sides of Afghan.</p>
-<div class="pb" id="Page_3">3</div>
-<h2 id="c3"><span class="small"><i>Television Afghan</i><span class="jr smallest ss"> <span class="sc">C-119</span></span></span></h2>
-<p><span class="lr"><span class="ss">Size approximately 51 x 66 inches</span></span></p>
-<div class="img">
-<img src="images/p01a.jpg" id="ncfig2" alt="uncaptioned" width="1000" height="1050" />
-</div>
-<div class="pb" id="Page_4">4</div>
-<h2 id="c4"><span class="small"><i>California Ranch</i><span class="jr smallest ss"> <span class="sc">C-120</span></span></span></h2>
-<div class="img">
-<img src="images/p02.jpg" id="ncfig3" alt="uncaptioned" width="406" height="145" />
-</div>
-<p class="center"><span class="ss">Illustrated on <a href="#Page_5">page 5</a></span></p>
-<p><b>MATERIALS:</b></p>
-<dl class="undent"><dt><span class="ss">CHADWICK&rsquo;S RED HEART KNITTING WORSTED</span>, 4 Ply, Art. E.232: 48 skeins (1 oz. &ldquo;Tangle-Proof&rdquo; Pull-Out Skeins) of No. 909 Scarlet and 12 skeins of No. 1 White.</dt>
-<dt>Bone Afghan Hook No. 6 (4&frac14; mm. size).</dt></dl>
-<p><b>GAUGE:</b> 5 sts make 1 inch; 4 rows
-make 1 inch. Each strip is 5 inches
-wide.</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>STRIP (Make 9)</b> ... Starting at
-lower edge with Scarlet, ch 31. <b>1st
-row:</b> Insert hook in 2nd ch from hook
-and draw up a loop; retaining all loops
-on hook draw up a loop in each of
-next 13 ch, insert hook in next ch
-(center ch) and draw loop through,
-yarn over and draw through 1 loop
-(ch st made), make 2 more ch sts in
-same place (2 sts increased), draw up
-a loop in each of remaining 15 sts.
-There are 33 loops on hook. To complete
-row, yarn over and draw through
-2 loops (1 st decreased), * yarn over
-and draw through 2 loops (this is not
-a dec). Repeat from * across until
-there are 3 loops on hook, yarn over
-and draw through all loops on hook
-(another st decreased). There are 31 sts
-on row. The loop which remains on
-hook always counts as the first st on next
-row. <b>2nd, 3rd and 4th rows:</b></p>
-<p>Insert
-hook under 3rd vertical bar and draw
-loop through; retaining all loops on
-hook draw up a loop in each vertical
-bar across to within center vertical
-bar, insert hook in st preceding center
-vertical bar and draw loop through
-(1 st increased), insert hook under center
-vertical bar and draw loop through,
-insert hook in st between center vertical
-bar and the following vertical bar
-and draw loop through (another st
-increased), and draw up a loop in each
-remaining vertical bar to within last 2
-vertical bars, insert hook under both
-vertical bars and draw loop through
-(33 loops on hook), and complete
-last half of row as for first row.</p>
-<p><b>5th row:</b> Draw a loop of White
-through loop on hook and drop Scarlet.
-Working with White, insert hook under
-3rd vertical bar and draw loop through,
-* yarn over twice, insert hook under
-next vertical bar on 3rd row down,
-yarn over and draw loop through,
-(yarn over and draw through 2 loops)
-twice (tr loop made); skip the vertical
-bar directly behind the tr just completed,
-draw up a loop in next vertical
-bar on previous row. Repeat from * 4
-more times; insert hook from right of
-work through the center st 3 rows down
-and bring it out on wrong side, yarn
-over and draw loop through to height
-of row in work (long loop made), skip
-the vertical bar directly behind this st,
-draw up a loop in next vertical bar on
-previous row, draw up another long
-loop in same place as previous long
-loop was made, skip the vertical bar
-directly behind it, insert hook in st
-preceding next vertical bar (center st)
-on previous row and draw loop through
-(1 st increased), draw up a long loop
-in same place as previous long loops
-were drawn through, skip the center
-vertical bar on previous row, insert
-hook in st preceding next vertical bar
-and draw loop through, (draw up another
-long loop where previous long
-loops were drawn through, skip the
-vertical bar on previous row directly
-behind this loop, draw up a loop in
-next vertical bar on previous row)
-twice; now make tr loops and short
-afghan sts alternately across to correspond
-with first half of row, ending
-within a short afghan st, insert hook
-under last 2 vertical bars and draw up
-a loop; make a loop on a new strand
-of Scarlet, break off White, draw Scarlet
-loop through 2 loops on hook and
-complete as for first row. This will be
-referred to as pattern row. Break off
-the strand of Scarlet and pick up main
-Scarlet yarn. <b>6th to 9th rows incl:</b>
-Repeat 2nd to 5th rows incl. <b>10th, 11th
-and 12th rows:</b> Repeat 2nd, 3rd and
-4th rows. <b>13th row:</b> Repeat previous
-row, working long and short loops
-alternately at center as on pattern rows.
-<b>14th to 17th rows incl:</b> Repeat 2nd to
-5th rows incl. <b>18th to 21st rows incl:</b>
-Repeat 10th to 13th rows incl. The
-2nd to 21st rows incl constitute the
-pattern. Repeat these rows until piece
-measures 65 inches, ending with the
-10th row. <b>Last row:</b> Sl st in 3rd and
-each vertical bar across, working off
-last 2 loops as 1. Break off.</p>
-<p>Sew strips together, matching pattern
-rows. Attach Scarlet to straight side
-and sc closely across. Complete other
-side the same way.</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>FRINGE</b> ... Cut 4 strands of White
-each 7 inches long. Double these strands
-and draw through first st, draw loose
-ends through loop, pull ends up tightly.
-Make Fringe evenly across, having a
-Fringe in each point, between points
-and 3 Fringes on straight edges. Complete
-other end to correspond.</p>
-<h2 id="c5"><span class="small"><i>Autumn Chevron</i><span class="jr smallest ss"> <span class="sc">C-121</span></span></span></h2>
-<p class="center"><span class="ss">Illustrated on <a href="#Page_6">page 6</a>
-<br />48 x 60 inches</span></p>
-<p><b>MATERIALS:</b></p>
-<dl class="undent"><dt><span class="ss">CHADWICK&rsquo;S RED HEART KNITTING
-WORSTED</span>, 4 Ply, Art. E.232: 12
-skeins (1 oz. &ldquo;Tangle-Proof&rdquo; Pull-Out
-Skeins) each of No. 229 Lt.
-Yellow, No. 230 Yellow and No.
-253 Tangerine: 10 skeins of No. 360
-Wood Brown and 8 skeins of No. 1
-White; and</dt>
-<dt><span class="ss">CHADWICK&rsquo;S RED HEART KNITTING
-WORSTED</span>, 4 Ply, Art. E.245: 36
-balls (&#8531; oz. balls) each of No. 243
-Mid Orange.</dt>
-<dt><span class="ss">Clark&rsquo;s O.N.T. Plastic Crochet Hook</span>
-No. 6.</dt>
-</dl>
-<p><b>GAUGE:</b> Each chevron measures 1&frac12;
-inches across; 3 sc-rows make 1 inch.</p>
-<p><b>STRIP</b> ... Starting at lower edge
-with Wood Brown, ch 60. <b>1st row:</b>
-Sc in 2nd ch from hook and in next
-3 ch, * 3 sc in next ch, sc in next
-3 ch, (insert hook in next ch, draw
-loop through) 3 times; thread over
-and draw through all loops on hook
-(2 sc decreased), sc in next 3 ch.
-Repeat from * across, ending with sc
-in last 4 ch. Ch 1, turn. Hereafter
-pick up back loop of each sc. <b>2nd
-row:</b> Dec 1 sc&mdash;<i>to dec 1 sc, work off
-2 sc as 1 sc</i>&mdash;* sc in next 3 sc, 3 sc
-in next sc, sc in next 3 sc, dec 2 sc.
-Repeat from * across, decreasing 1 sc
-over last 2 sc. Break off Wood Brown.
-Attach Tangerine. Ch 1, turn. <b>3rd to
-20th rows incl:</b> Repeat 2nd row, working
-2 rows each of Tangerine, Mid
-Orange, Yellow, Lt. Yellow, White,
-Lt. Yellow, Yellow, Mid Orange and
-Tangerine. These 20 rows constitute
-stripe pattern. Work in stripe pattern
-until 10 stripe patterns in all have been
-completed, ending with a Wood Brown
-stripe. Break off.</p>
-<p>Make 4 more strips the same way.
-Sew strips together neatly, matching
-stripes.</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>EDGING</b> ... <b>1st row:</b> Attach White
-to end of first row on long side and
-sc in end st of each row across. Break
-off. <b>2nd row:</b> Attach Lt. Yellow to
-back loop of first sc, sc in back loop
-of each sc across. Break off. <b>3rd, 4th
-and 5th rows:</b> Repeat 2nd row, making
-a row of Yellow, Mid Orange and
-Tangerine. <b>6th row:</b> Attach Wood
-Brown to end of first row on Edging,
-sc in same place, skip 1 sc on 2nd
-row, dc in free loop of next sc, skip
-end st of next row, sc in end st of
-next row, skip 2 sts on next row, tr
-in free loop of next sc, 3 sc in end st
-of last row, * dc in free loop of next
-sc on row below, skip next sc on row
-in work, sc in next sc, tr in free loop
-of next sc 2 rows below, skip next sc
-on row in work, sc in next sc. Repeat
-from * across, working over other end
-of Edging the same way. Break off.
-Make Edging across other long side
-to correspond. Block to measurements.</p>
-<div class="pb" id="Page_5">5</div>
-<h2 id="c6"><span class="small"><i>California Ranch</i><span class="jr smallest ss"> <span class="sc">C-120</span></span></span></h2>
-<p><span class="lr"><span class="ss">Size approximately 45 x 72 inches, including fringe</span></span></p>
-<div class="img">
-<img src="images/p02a.jpg" id="ncfig4" alt="uncaptioned" width="1000" height="1039" />
-</div>
-<div class="pb" id="Page_6">6</div>
-<h2 id="c7"><span class="small"><i>Autumn Chevron</i><span class="jr smallest ss"> <span class="sc">C-121</span></span></span></h2>
-<div class="img">
-<img src="images/p03.jpg" id="ncfig5" alt="uncaptioned" width="251" height="175" />
-</div>
-<p><span class="lr"><span class="ss">Size approximately 48 x 60 inches&mdash;directions on <a href="#Page_4">page 4</a></span></span></p>
-<div class="img">
-<img src="images/p03a.jpg" id="ncfig6" alt="uncaptioned" width="1000" height="1140" />
-</div>
-<div class="pb" id="Page_7">7</div>
-<h2 id="c8"><span class="small"><i>Siesta</i><span class="jr smallest ss"> <span class="sc">C-122</span></span></span></h2>
-<div class="img">
-<img src="images/p03b.jpg" id="ncfig7" alt="uncaptioned" width="310" height="208" />
-</div>
-<p><span class="lr"><span class="ss">Size approximately 47 x 62 inches&mdash;directions on <a href="#Page_10">page 10</a></span></span></p>
-<div class="img">
-<img src="images/p03d.jpg" id="ncfig8" alt="uncaptioned" width="1000" height="1054" />
-</div>
-<div class="pb" id="Page_8">8</div>
-<h2 id="c9"><span class="small"><i>Sugar &rsquo;n Spice</i><span class="jr smallest ss"> <span class="sc">C-123</span></span></span></h2>
-<div class="img">
-<img src="images/p04.jpg" id="ncfig9" alt="uncaptioned" width="308" height="190" />
-</div>
-<p><span class="lr"><span class="ss">Size approximately 32 x 46 inches&mdash;directions on <a href="#Page_12">page 12</a></span></span></p>
-<div class="img">
-<img src="images/p04a.jpg" id="ncfig10" alt="uncaptioned" width="1000" height="1239" />
-</div>
-<div class="pb" id="Page_9">9</div>
-<h2 id="c10"><span class="small"><i>Americana</i><span class="jr smallest ss"> <span class="sc">C-124</span></span></span></h2>
-<div class="img">
-<img src="images/p04b.jpg" id="ncfig11" alt="uncaptioned" width="394" height="211" />
-</div>
-<p><span class="lr"><span class="ss">Size approximately 38 x 62 inches&mdash;directions on <a href="#Page_10">page 10</a></span></span></p>
-<div class="img">
-<img src="images/p04d.jpg" id="ncfig12" alt="uncaptioned" width="1000" height="1232" />
-</div>
-<div class="pb" id="Page_10">10</div>
-<h2 id="c11"><span class="small"><i>Harlequin</i><span class="jr smallest ss"> <span class="sc">C-125</span></span></span></h2>
-<div class="img">
-<img src="images/p05.jpg" id="ncfig13" alt="uncaptioned" width="414" height="166" />
-</div>
-<p class="center"><span class="ss">Illustrated on <a href="#Page_11">page 11</a></span></p>
-<p><b>MATERIALS:</b></p>
-<dl class="undent"><dt><span class="ss">CHADWICK&rsquo;S RED HEART KNITTING
-WORSTED</span>, 4 Ply, Art. E.232: 19
-skeins (1 oz. &ldquo;Tangle-Proof&rdquo; Pull-Out
-Skeins) of No. 789 Bittersweet;
-31 skeins of No. 647 Surf Green.</dt>
-<dt><span class="ss">Milwards &ldquo;Phantom&rdquo; Aluminum Knitting
-Pins</span> or <span class="ss">Clark&rsquo;s O.N.T. Plastic Knitting
-Pins</span>, 1 pair No. 5 (3&frac34; mm. size).</dt>
-<dt><span class="ss">Clark&rsquo;s O.N.T. Plastic Crochet Hook</span>
-No. 5.</dt>
-</dl>
-<p><b>GAUGE:</b> 5&frac12; sts make 1 inch; 7 rows
-make 1 inch.</p>
-<blockquote>
-<p><b>Note: When changing from one
-color to another, always twist the
-unused color around the other to
-prevent making holes. When carrying
-unused color across, do not pull
-up tightly.</b></p>
-</blockquote>
-<p><b>STRIP (Make 10)</b> ... Starting at
-one short end with Surf Green, cast
-on 33 sts. Work in stockinette st (k 1
-row, p 1 row) as follows: <b>1st row:</b>
-K 16 Surf Green, attach Bittersweet,
-k 1 Bittersweet, k 16 Surf Green. Starting
-with 2nd row of chart, follow
-chart for pattern until 13th row has
-been completed. <b>Next row:</b> P 3 Surf
-Green, p 9 Bittersweet, p 4 Surf Green,
-with Bittersweet, yarn over needle 4
-times; p in next st on row below,
-draw the last p st through each of the
-4 yarn overs, p next st, slip the previous
-st over the last st worked (puff st
-made), p 4 Surf Green, p 9 Bittersweet,
-p 3 Surf Green. Continue to
-follow chart for pattern until 31st row
-has been completed. <b>Next row:</b> With
-Surf Green p across. Follow chart from
-&ldquo;A&rdquo; to &ldquo;B&rdquo; until 15 patterns have been
-completed. Bind off with Surf Green.</p>
-<p>Block strips and sew long sides together.
-With crochet hook and Surf
-Green, work 6 rows of sc all around
-afghan, making 3 sc in each corner.
-Join and break off.</p>
-<div class="img">
-<img src="images/p05a.jpg" id="ncfig14" alt="pattern" width="756" height="784" />
-</div>
-<dl class="undent pcap"><dt>SURF GREEN</dt>
-<dt>BITTERSWEET</dt>
-<dt>PUFF STITCH</dt></dl>
-<h2 id="c12"><span class="small"><i>Siesta</i><span class="jr smallest ss"> <span class="sc">C-122</span></span></span></h2>
-<p class="center"><span class="ss">Illustrated on <a href="#Page_7">page 7</a>
-<br />47 x 62 inches</span></p>
-<p><b>MATERIALS:</b></p>
-<dl class="undent"><dt><span class="ss">CHADWICK&rsquo;S RED HEART KNITTING
-WORSTED</span>, 4 Ply, Art. E.232: 16
-skeins (1 oz. &ldquo;Tangle-Proof&rdquo; Pull-Out
-Skeins) of No. 686 Paddy
-Green; 14 skeins of No. 676 Emerald
-Green and 9 skeins of No. 647 Surf
-Green.</dt>
-<dt><span class="ss">Clark&rsquo;s O.N.T. Plastic Crochet Hook</span>
-No. 6.</dt>
-</dl>
-<p><b>GAUGE:</b> Each motif measures 5
-inches square.</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>MOTIF (Make 108)</b> ... Starting at
-center with Paddy Green, ch 2. <b>1st
-rnd:</b> In 2nd ch from hook make (sc,
-ch 1) 8 times. Join with sl st to
-first sc. <b>2nd rnd:</b> Sl st in next sp,
-ch 3, * in next sp make (dc, ch 1)
-twice; half dc in next sp, ch 1. Repeat
-from * around. Join to 2nd ch of ch-3.
-Break off. <b>3rd rnd:</b> Attach Emerald
-Green to same place as sl st, ch 4,
-* in next sp make (dc, ch 1) twice;
-half dc in next sp, ch 1, in next sp
-make dc, ch 1 and dc; tr in next
-half dc. Repeat from * around, ending
-with dc, ch 1 and dc in last sp. Join
-to top of ch-4. Break off. <b>4th rnd:</b>
-Attach Surf Green to same place as
-sl st, sc in same place, * ch 1, in
-next sp between dc&rsquo;s make (dc, ch 1)
-twice and dc (3-dc shell made); half
-dc in next half dc, in next sp between
-dc&rsquo;s make (dc, ch 1) 3 times; sc in
-next tr. Repeat from * around. Join
-and break off. <b>5th rnd:</b> Attach
-Emerald Green to any half dc, sc in
-same place, * ch 1, sc in first sp of
-shell, ch 1, sc in next sp of shell,
-ch 1, in next sc make (dc, ch 1)
-4 times (4-dc shell made); skip next
-sp, sc in first sp of next shell, ch 1,
-sc in next sp of shell, ch 1, sc in
-next half dc. Repeat from * around.
-Join and break off. <b>6th rnd:</b> Attach
-Paddy Green to first sp of any shell,
-sc in same place, * ch 1, (sc in next
-sp, ch 1) twice; in next sc make
-half dc, ch 1 and dc; skip next sc,
-in next sc make tr, ch 1, tr, ch 3, tr,
-ch 1 and tr; skip next sc, in next sc
-make dc, ch 1 and half dc; ch 1, sc in
-first sp of shell. Repeat from * around.
-Join and break off. Sew squares together
-neatly on wrong side, making
-9 rows of 12 motifs.</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>BORDER</b> ... <b>1st rnd:</b> Attach Paddy
-Green to any corner sp, 7 Sc in same sp,
-sc closely around, making 7 sc in each
-corner sp. Join and break off. <b>2nd rnd:</b>
-Attach Surf Green to first sc, ch 3,
-dc in back loop of each sc around,
-making 5 dc in center sc of each
-corner. Join and break off. <b>3rd rnd:</b>
-Attach Emerald Green to same place
-as sl st, ch 3, dc in back loop of each
-dc around, making 5 dc in center dc
-of each corner. Join and break off.
-<b>4th rnd:</b> Attach Paddy Green to same
-place as sl st, sc in same place, sc in
-back loop of each dc around. Join and
-break off. Block to measurements.</p>
-<h2 id="c13"><span class="small"><i>Americana</i><span class="jr smallest ss"> <span class="sc">C-124</span></span></span></h2>
-<p class="center"><span class="ss">Illustrated on <a href="#Page_9">page 9</a>
-<br />38 x 62 inches</span></p>
-<p><b>MATERIALS:</b></p>
-<dl class="undent"><dt><span class="ss">CHADWICK&rsquo;S RED HEART KNITTING
-WORSTED</span>, 4 Ply, Art. E.232: 19
-skeins (1 oz. &ldquo;Tangle-Proof&rdquo; Pull-Out
-Skeins) of No. 1 White; 18
-skeins of No. 858 Navy and 13
-skeins of No. 909 Scarlet.</dt>
-<dt><span class="ss">Clark&rsquo;s O.N.T. Plastic Crochet Hook</span>
-No. 5.</dt>
-</dl>
-<p><b>GAUGE:</b> Each motif measures 4
-inches square.</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>FIRST MOTIF (Make 68)</b> ... Starting
-at center with White, ch 6. Join
-with sl st to form ring. <b>1st rnd:</b> Ch 3,
-15 dc in ring. Join to top of ch-3.
-Break off. <b>2nd rnd:</b> Attach Scarlet to
-same place as sl st, 3 sc in same place,
-* sc in next 3 dc, 3 sc in next dc.
-Repeat from * around. Join and break
-off. <b>3rd rnd:</b> Attach White to first sc,
-sc in same place, * at base of 3-sc
-group make dc, ch 2 and dc (2 long
-dc made); sc in 3rd sc of same sc
-group, (make a long dc over next sc,
-sc in next sc) twice. Repeat from *
-around. Join and break off. <b>4th rnd:</b>
-Attach Navy to corner sp, in same sp
-make sc, ch 2 and sc; sc in each sc
-and in each dc around, making sc, ch 2
-and sc in each corner sp. Join and
-break off. <b>5th rnd:</b> Attach White to
-corner sp, sc in same sp, make long
-dc in same sp; * (sc in next sc,
-long dc over next sc) 3 times; sc in
-next sc, in corner sp make long dc,
-2 sc and long dc. Repeat from *
-around. Join and break off. <b>6th rnd:</b>
-Attach Scarlet to first sc, (yarn over,
-insert hook in same sc, draw loop
-through) 3 times; yarn over and draw
-through all loops on hook, ch 1 to
-fasten (puff st made), * make a puff
-st in each of next 5 sc, in next sc make
-puff st, ch 2 and puff st. Repeat from *
-around, ending with puff st in same
-place as first puff st, ch 2. Join and
-break off.</p>
-<p><span class="lr"><i>Continuation from page 12</i></span></p>
-<p class="tb"><b>SECOND MOTIF (Make 67)</b> ...
-Work as for First Motif, reversing
-Scarlet and Navy rnds.</p>
-<p><b>To Join Blocks:</b> Starting and ending
-with a Scarlet Block, sew 5 Scarlet and
-4 Navy Blocks together to form first
-strip. Starting and ending with a Navy
-Block, sew 5 Navy and 4 Scarlet Blocks
-together to form second strip. Sew remaining
-blocks together in alternate
-pattern as before. Sew strips together.</p>
-<p><b>BORDER</b> ... <b>1st rnd:</b> Attach Navy
-to any corner sp, make a puff st, ch 2
-and puff st in same sp, make a puff st
-in each sp around, making puff st,
-ch 2 and puff st in each corner sp.
-Join. <b>2nd rnd:</b> Sl st in corner sp and
-work as for first rnd. Join and break
-off. Block to measurements.</p>
-<div class="pb" id="Page_11">11</div>
-<h2 id="c14"><span class="small"><i>Harlequin</i><span class="jr smallest ss"> <span class="sc">C-125</span></span></span></h2>
-<div class="img">
-<img src="images/p05b.jpg" id="ncfig15" alt="uncaptioned" width="374" height="209" />
-</div>
-<p><span class="lr"><span class="ss">Size approximately 62 x 70 inches</span></span></p>
-<div class="img">
-<img src="images/p05g.jpg" id="ncfig16" alt="uncaptioned" width="1000" height="1048" />
-</div>
-<div class="pb" id="Page_12">12</div>
-<h2 id="c15"><span class="small"><i>Highland Home</i><span class="jr smallest ss"> <span class="sc">C-126</span></span></span></h2>
-<div class="img">
-<img src="images/p06.jpg" id="ncfig17" alt="uncaptioned" width="384" height="225" />
-</div>
-<p class="center"><span class="ss">Illustrated on <a href="#Page_13">page 13</a></span></p>
-<p><b>MATERIALS:</b></p>
-<dl class="undent"><dt><span class="ss">CHADWICK&rsquo;S RED HEART KNITTING
-WORSTED</span>, 4 Ply, Art. E.232: 36
-skeins (1 oz. &ldquo;Tangle-Proof&rdquo; Pull-Out
-Skeins) of No. 12 Black; 24
-skeins of No. 909 Scarlet and 3 skeins
-of No. 230 Yellow.</dt>
-<dt><span class="ss">Clark&rsquo;s O.N.T. Plastic Crochet Hook</span>
-No. 3.</dt>
-</dl>
-<p><b>GAUGE:</b> 3 sps make 1 inch; 2&frac12;
-rows make 1 inch.</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>WIDE STRIP (Make 4)</b> ... Starting
-at narrow edge with Black, ch 68.
-<b>1st row:</b> Dc in 6th ch from hook,
-* ch 1, skip 1 ch, dc in next ch.
-Repeat from * across (32 sps). Ch 4,
-turn. <b>2nd row:</b> Skip first dc, * dc in
-next dc, ch 1. Repeat from * across,
-ending with dc in last dc, ch 1, skip
-1 ch of turning chain, dc in next ch.
-Ch 4, turn. Repeat 2nd row 5 more
-times, omitting turning chain on last
-row. Drop Black, attach Yellow. <b>Next
-row:</b> Ch 4 and work in pattern across.
-Break off Yellow. <b>Following row:</b> Pick
-up Black, ch 4 and work in pattern
-across. Ch 4, turn. Work in pattern
-with Black for 6 more rows. Break off.
-Attach Scarlet and work in pattern for
-3 rows, omitting turning chain on last
-row. Drop Scarlet, attach Black and
-work in pattern across. Break off. Pick
-up Scarlet, (make 3 Scarlet rows, 1
-Black row) 3 times and 3 Scarlet rows.
-Break off Scarlet. Attach Black and
-make another Black Section with Yellow
-stripe as before. Continue in this
-manner, making Black and Scarlet sections
-alternately until 11 sections in all
-have been completed (6 Black and 5
-Scarlet).</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>NARROW STRIP (Make 1)</b> ...
-With Black, ch 38. <b>1st row:</b> Work as
-for first row of Wide Strip (17 sps).
-Work in color pattern exactly as for
-Wide Strip.</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>WEAVING</b> ... Place Afghan lengthwise
-on a curtain stretcher&mdash;it will be
-easier to handle this way. However, it
-may be done without the use of a
-curtain stretcher.</p>
-<p>Cut 2 strands of Black each 80 inches
-long, thread these strands into a bodkin
-and weave in and out through first row
-of sps, leaving enough yarn free at each
-end to make fringe. Cut 2 more strands
-of Black and weave through same row
-of sps, going under rows that were
-passed over previously. Weave Black
-through next 7 rows the same way.
-Make 1 row of Yellow and 8 Black.
-This completes 1 Black Section. Now
-make (3 rows of Scarlet, 1 row of
-Black) 3 times and 3 rows of Scarlet.
-This completes 1 Scarlet Section. Continue
-to work in pattern, alternating
-Scarlet and Black Sections until all sps
-have been filled.</p>
-<p>Remove from curtain stretcher. Knot
-first 12 strands together to make a
-fringe. Make fringe, knotting every 12
-strands across. Complete other end to
-correspond. Trim ends evenly. Block
-to measurements.</p>
-<h2 id="c16"><span class="small"><i>Sugar &rsquo;n Spice</i><span class="jr smallest ss"> <span class="sc">C-123</span></span></span></h2>
-<p class="center"><span class="ss">Illustrated on <a href="#Page_8">page 8</a>&mdash;32 x 46 inches</span></p>
-<p><b>MATERIALS:</b></p>
-<dl class="undent"><dt><span class="ss">CHADWICK&rsquo;S RED HEART BABY
-WOOL</span>, 3 Ply, <span class="ss">Shrink-and-Stretch
-Resist Finish</span>, Art. E.275: 20 skeins
-(&frac34; oz. &ldquo;Tangle-Proof&rdquo; Pull-Out
-Skeins) of No. 1 White; 3 skeins
-each of No. 679 Nile Green, No.
-802 Baby Blue and 2 skeins each of
-No. 723 Baby Pink and No. 261
-Maize; or</dt>
-<dt><span class="ss">CHADWICK&rsquo;S RED HEART NYLON</span>,
-3 Ply, <span class="ss">Shrink-and-Moth Proof</span>, Art.
-E.260: 15 skeins (1 oz. &ldquo;Tangle-Proof&rdquo;
-Pull-Out Skeins) of No. 1
-White and 2 skeins each of No. 679
-Nile Green, No. 802 Baby Blue, No.
-723 Baby Pink and No. 261 Maize.</dt>
-<dt><span class="ss">Clark&rsquo;s O.N.T. Plastic Crochet Hook</span>
-No. 5.</dt>
-</dl><blockquote>
-<p><b>Use yarn double throughout.</b></p>
-</blockquote>
-<p><b>GAUGE:</b> Each motif measures 3&frac12;
-inches square.</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>COLOR MOTIF</b> ... Starting at
-center with Nile Green, ch 2. <b>1st rnd:</b>
-8 sc in 2nd ch from hook, drop loop
-from hook. Hereafter work in back
-loop only. <b>2nd rnd:</b> Leaving Green
-loop free, attach White to first sc, sc
-in same place, * 3 sc in next sc, sc in
-next sc. Repeat from * around, ending
-with 3 sc in last Green sc, drop White.
-<b>3rd rnd:</b> Pick up Green loop and,
-leaving White loop free, sc in each
-sc around, making 3 sc in center sc of
-each 3-sc group, drop Green. <b>4th rnd:</b>
-Pick up White and repeat last rnd.
-<b>5th, 6th and 7th rnds:</b> Work as for
-last rnd, alternating colors, ending with
-a Green rnd. Join and break off. Make
-17 more Green Motifs, 17 Blue and
-12 each of Pink and Maize (59 color
-motifs).</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>WHITE MOTIF (Make 58)</b> ...
-Work as for Color Motif, using White
-only.</p>
-<p>Sew motifs together neatly on wrong
-side, joining colors as follows:</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>FIRST ROW</b> ... Sew together (1
-Green, 1 White, 1 Blue, 1 White)
-3 times and 1 Green Motif (13 Motifs
-on row).</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>SECOND ROW</b> ... Sew together
-(1 White, 1 Pink, 1 White, 1 Maize)
-3 times and 1 White Motif. Sew First
-and Second Rows together.</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>THIRD ROW</b> ... Sew together (1
-Blue, 1 White, 1 Green, 1 White) 3
-times and 1 Blue Motif. Sew Third
-Row to Second Row.</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>FOURTH ROW</b> ... Sew together
-(1 White, 1 Maize, 1 White, 1 Pink)
-3 times and 1 White Motif. Sew
-Fourth Row to Third Row.</p>
-<p>Repeat first 4 rows once more, then
-First Row once again, joining as before.</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>BORDER</b> ... <b>1st rnd:</b> Attach White
-to back loop of any sc on long side,
-sc closely around, making 3 sc in
-center sc of each 3-sc group at corners.
-Join. <b>2nd rnd:</b> Sc in back loop of
-each sc around. Join and break off.
-Block to measurements.</p>
-<div class="pb" id="Page_13">13</div>
-<h2 id="c17"><span class="small"><i>Highland Home</i><span class="jr smallest ss"> <span class="sc">C-126</span></span></span></h2>
-<p class="center"><span class="ss">Size approximately 50 x 64 inches, including fringe</span></p>
-<div class="img">
-<img src="images/p06a.jpg" id="ncfig18" alt="uncaptioned" width="1000" height="1044" />
-</div>
-<div class="pb" id="Page_14">14</div>
-<h2 id="c18"><span class="small"><i>Flower Garden</i><span class="jr smallest ss"> <span class="sc">C-127</span></span></span></h2>
-<div class="img">
-<img src="images/p07.jpg" id="ncfig19" alt="uncaptioned" width="385" height="225" />
-</div>
-<p class="center"><span class="ss">Size approximately 48 x 64 inches</span></p>
-<div class="img">
-<img src="images/p07a.jpg" id="ncfig20" alt="uncaptioned" width="1000" height="1052" />
-</div>
-<div class="pb" id="Page_15">15</div>
-<h2 id="c19"><span class="small"><i>Flower Garden</i><span class="jr smallest ss"> <span class="sc">C-127</span></span></span></h2>
-<p class="center"><span class="ss">Illustrated on <a href="#Page_14">page 14</a></span></p>
-<p><b>MATERIALS:</b></p>
-<dl class="undent"><dt><span class="ss">CHADWICK&rsquo;S RED HEART KNITTING WORSTED</span>, 4 Ply, Art. E.232: 34 skeins (1 oz. &ldquo;Tangle-Proof&rdquo; Pull-Out Skeins) of No. 491 Pearl Grey: 10 skeins of No. 230 Yellow and 12 skeins of assorted colors.</dt>
-<dt><span class="ss">Clark&rsquo;s O.N.T. Plastic Crochet Hook</span> No. 5.</dt></dl>
-<p><b>GAUGE:</b> Each motif measures 3&frac14;
-inches square.</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>MOTIF (Make 266)</b> ... Starting at
-center with Yellow, ch 4. <b>1st rnd:</b>
-15 dc in 4th ch from hook. Join with
-sl st to top of ch-3. <b>2nd rnd:</b> Attach
-desired color to same place as sl st,
-ch 3, holding back on hook the last
-loop of each dc, make 2 dc in same
-place, thread over and draw through
-all loops on hook (cluster made),
-* ch 3, skip next dc, 3-dc cluster in
-next dc. Repeat from * around. Join
-to tip of first cluster. Break off. <b>3rd
-rnd:</b> Attach Grey to any sp, ch 3,
-4 dc in same sp, 5 dc in each remaining
-sp around. Join. <b>4th rnd:</b> Ch 5,
-dc in same place as sl st, * ch 1, skip
-next dc, half dc in next dc, (ch 1,
-skip next dc, sc in next dc) twice;
-ch 1, skip next dc, half dc in next dc,
-ch 1, skip next dc, in next dc make dc,
-ch 3 and dc. Repeat from * around.
-Join and break off. Sew motifs neatly
-together on wrong side, having 14 rows
-of 19 motifs.</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>BORDER</b> ... <b>1st rnd:</b> Attach Yellow
-to any corner, ch 3, 4 dc in same
-corner, dc closely around, making 5 dc
-in each corner. Join and break off.
-<b>2nd rnd:</b> Attach Grey to same place
-as sl st, ch 3, dc in each dc around,
-making 5 dc in center dc of each 5-dc
-group. Join and break off. Block to
-measurements.</p>
-<h2 id="c20"><span class="small"><i>Colonial Charm</i><span class="jr smallest ss"> <span class="sc">C-118</span></span></span></h2>
-<p class="center"><span class="ss">Illustrated on <a href="#Page_16">Back Cover</a>
-<br />Afghan measures approximately 44 x 64 inches</span></p>
-<p><b>MATERIALS:</b></p>
-<dl class="undent"><dt><span class="ss">CHADWICK&rsquo;S RED HEART SOCK
-AND SWEATER YARN</span>, 3 Ply, <span class="ss">Shrink-and-Stretch
-Resist Finish</span>, Art. E.255:
-9 skeins (1 oz. &ldquo;Tangle-Proof&rdquo; Pull-Out
-Skeins) of No. 12 Black, 7
-skeins of No. 686 Paddy Green: 5
-skeins of No. 230 Yellow and  7
-skeins of assorted colors.</dt>
-<dt><span class="ss">Clark&rsquo;s O.N.T. Plastic Crochet Hook</span>
-No. 4.</dt>
-</dl>
-<p><b>GAUGE:</b> Each motif measures 4 inches
-from point to point.</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>FIRST MOTIF</b> ... Starting at center
-with Black, ch 5. Join with sl st to
-form ring. <b>1st rnd:</b> 12 sc in ring.
-Join and break off. <b>2nd rnd:</b> Attach
-Yellow to first sc, ch 3, dc in same sc,
-2 dc in each sc around. Join and
-break off. <b>3rd rnd:</b> Attach Black to
-same place as sl st, sc in same place,
-sc in back loop of each dc around.
-Join and break off. <b>4th rnd:</b> Attach
-any color of assorted colors to first sc,
-sc in same place, * sl st in next sc,
-ch 3, (yarn over, insert hook in same
-sc, draw loop through) 3 times; yarn
-over and draw through all loops on
-hook (puff st made), ch 3, sl st in
-same sc, sc in next sc. Repeat from *
-around. Join and break off. <b>5th rnd:</b>
-Attach Black to ch-3 preceding any
-puff st, sc in same place, * ch 3, sc in
-next ch 3, ch 1, dc in next sc, ch 1,
-sc in next ch 3. Repeat from * around.
-Join and break off. <b>6th rnd:</b> Attach
-Paddy Green to any dc, sc in same
-place, * ch 3, sc in next ch-3 loop,
-ch 3, in next dc make dc, ch 3 and
-dc; ch 3, sc in next ch-3 loop, ch 3,
-sc in next dc. Repeat from * around.
-Join and break off.</p>
-<p class="tb"><b>SECOND MOTIF</b> ... Work as for
-First Motif until 5 rnds have been
-completed. <b>6th rnd:</b> Attach Paddy
-Green to any dc, sc in same place,
-ch 3, sc in next ch-3 loop, ch 3, dc in
-next dc, ch 1, sl st in corresponding
-loop on First Motif, ch 1, dc in same
-dc on Second Motif, ch 3, sc in next
-ch-3 loop, ch 1, sl st in corresponding
-loop on First Motif, ch 1, sc in next dc
-on Second Motif, ch 1, sl st in next
-loop on First Motif, ch 1, sc in next
-ch-3 loop on Second Motif, ch 3, dc
-in next dc and join next corner loop as
-before. Complete rnd (no more
-joinings).</p>
-<p>Make 13 rows of 16 Motifs, joining
-adjacent sides as shown on chart as
-Second Motif was joined to First Motif
-(where 3 corners meet, join 3rd corner
-to joining of previous 2 corners).</p>
-<div class="img">
-<img src="images/p08.png" id="ncfig21" alt="pattern" width="260" height="337" />
-</div>
-<p><b>EDGING</b> ... <b>1st rnd:</b> Attach Paddy
-Green to corner sp of any side motif,
-ch 3, in same sp make dc, ch 3 and
-2 dc; * 3 dc in each of next 4 sps,
-holding back on hook the last loop
-of each dc make a dc in next 2 joined
-loops, thread over and draw through
-all loops on hook (joint-dc made),
-3 dc in each of next 4 sps, in next sp
-make 2 dc, ch 2 and 2 dc. Repeat
-from * around, making joint-dc over
-each joining and 2 dc, ch 3 and 2 dc
-in each corner loop. Join and break
-off. <b>2nd rnd:</b> Attach Yellow to same
-place as sl st, sc in back loop of
-next dc, sc in next 3 ch, * sc in back
-loop of each dc to within 1 dc of next
-joint-dc, holding back on hook the last
-loop of each sc make sc in next dc,
-skip next joint-dc, sc in next dc, thread
-over and draw through all loops on
-hook (1 sc decreased). Repeat from *
-around, decreasing 1 sc over each
-joint-dc and making sc in each ch of
-ch-3. Join and break off. <b>3rd rnd:</b>
-Attach Black to same place as sl st,
-sc in same place, sc in back loop of
-next 2 sc, 3 sc in back loop of next sc,
-sc in back loop of each sc around,
-decreasing 1 sc over previous decreases
-as before and making 3 sc in center sc
-of each point. Join and break off. <b>4th
-rnd:</b> Attach Yellow and repeat last
-rnd. <b>5th rnd:</b> Attach Green to same
-place as sl st, ch 3, dc in back loop of
-each sc around, making 3 dc in center
-sc of each point and decreasing 1 dc
-over previous decreases as before. Join
-and break off. Block to measurements.</p>
-<h3 id="c21"><span class="ss">Abbreviations</span></h3>
-<table class="center">
-<tr><td class="l"><span class="ss">ch</span> </td><td class="l">chain</td></tr>
-<tr><td class="l"><span class="ss">sc</span> </td><td class="l">single crochet</td></tr>
-<tr><td class="l"><span class="ss">half dc</span> </td><td class="l">half double crochet</td></tr>
-<tr><td class="l"><span class="ss">dc</span> </td><td class="l">double crochet</td></tr>
-<tr><td class="l"><span class="ss">tr</span> </td><td class="l">treble</td></tr>
-<tr><td class="l"><span class="ss">d tr</span> </td><td class="l">double treble</td></tr>
-<tr><td class="l"><span class="ss">sl st</span> </td><td class="l">slip stitch</td></tr>
-<tr><td class="l"><span class="ss">sp</span> </td><td class="l">space</td></tr>
-<tr><td class="l"><span class="ss">sts</span> </td><td class="l">stitches</td></tr>
-<tr><td class="l"><span class="ss">rnd</span> </td><td class="l">round</td></tr>
-<tr><td class="l"><span class="ss">incl</span> </td><td class="l">inclusive</td></tr>
-<tr><td class="l"><span class="ss">inc</span> </td><td class="l">increase</td></tr>
-<tr><td class="l"><span class="ss">dec</span> </td><td class="l">decrease</td></tr>
-<tr><td class="l"><span class="ss">k</span> </td><td class="l">knit</td></tr>
-<tr><td class="l"><span class="ss">p</span> </td><td class="l">purl</td></tr>
-<tr><td class="l"><span class="ss">sl</span> </td><td class="l">slip</td></tr>
-<tr><td class="l"><span class="ss">tog</span> </td><td class="l">together</td></tr>
-<tr><td class="l"><span class="ss">p.s.s.o.</span> </td><td class="l">pass slipped stitch over knit stitch</td></tr>
-</table>
-<p>* (asterisk) ... Repeat the instructions
-following the asterisk as many times as
-specified.</p>
-<p class="tb">Repeat instructions in parentheses as
-many times as specified. For example:
-&ldquo;<b>(Ch 5, sc in next sc) 5 times</b>&rdquo; means
-to make all that is in parentheses 5
-times in all.</p>
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