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Willow Basket throw
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Willow Basket throw
INSTRUCTIONS
Finished Size:
Approx 42" x 50" (106.5 x 127cm)
Gauge
19 sts and 25 rows = 4" (10cm) in stocking st.
Instructions
Panel A (make 2).
With pair of needles and B, cast on 57 sts.
**1st row: (RS). With B, knit.
2nd row: With B, P1. *P3tog, leaving stitches on left-hand needle. yo. P3tog the same sts - star made. P1. Rep from * to end of row.
3rd row: With MC, knit.
4th row: With MC, P3. *Star. P1. Rep from * to last 2 sts. P2.
Rep last 4 rows of Star Stitch Pat 3 times more.**
With MC only, work 4 rows of Star Stitch Pat 12 times.
Rep from ** to ** once.
Rep 4 rows of Star Pat 12 times, substituting A
for B.***
Rep from ** to *** once, then from ** to ** once more.
With B, rep 1st and 2nd rows of Star Stitch Pat.
Cast off loosely.
Panel B (make 2).
With pair of needles and B, cast on 57 sts.
****1st row: (RS). With B, knit.
2nd row: With B, P1. *Star. P1. Rep from * to end of row.
3rd row: With A, knit.
4th row: With A, P3. *Star. P1. Rep from * to last 2 sts. P2.
Rep last 4 rows of Star Stitch Pat 3 times more.****
Rep Star Stitch Pat 11 times more, substituting MC for B.
Rep from **** to **** once.
With A only, rep 4 rows of Star Stitch Pat 12 times.*****
Rep from **** to ***** once, then from **** to **** once more.
With B, rep 1st and 2nd rows of Star Stitch Pat once.
Cast off loosely.
Finishing
Sew Panels tog in the following sequence: B, A, B, A.
Edging: With RS facing, using circular needle, and MC, beg at lower right corner of Throw, pick up and knit 190 sts evenly along side of Throw. **Knit 1 row. With B, knit 2 rows.
With A, knit 4 rows. Cast off knitwise.** Rep for other side of Afghan.
With RS facing, using circular needle, and MC, beg at right side edge of Throw, pick up and knit 160 sts evenly across top edge of Throw. Work from ** to ** as given for side edging. Rep for bottom edge.
Abbreviations
approx = approximately
beg = beginning
p = purl
p3tog = purl next 3 titches together
pat = pattern
rep = repeat
rs = right side
st(s) = stitch(es)
tog = together
yo = yarn over
Re: Willow Basket throw
Oooh, that is really, really nice. I hate knitting. I could be tempted though.
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Re: Willow Basket throw
Stylish (but it would probably take me until I retire to make - my entire output from this year has been a hot water bottle cover, and I've cast on the wrist of a glove. Pathetic I know...)
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Re: Willow Basket throw
Oh Adrian, what have you done. I absolutely love that throw (though I think it's the colours that do it - probably wouldn't have given it a second look if it had been orange and brown!). Looked at the pattern, and realised I didn't even understand it. I might hate knitting, but like crochet, so since my last post above, I've dusted off my crochet hooks (not used for, oh, some 20 years), found a little yarn and been practising with the aid of a little book of stitches. Signed myself onto the Patons website and found a crochet throw pattern I really like. I'm off to buy some yarn tomorrow. Probably just something from a charity shop initially, to practise with, but will look at what I want for the pattern too.
Thank you for putting that on. It has kindled an enthusiasm for a winter project which has taken me completely by surprise. Can't wait to get started.
Thank you for putting that on. It has kindled an enthusiasm for a winter project which has taken me completely by surprise. Can't wait to get started.
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Re: Willow Basket throw
And started I have. Not quite in the way I intended. Decided I didn't want to just practise, so bought some fairly chunky cotton yarn today. Two hours later I now have a pot holder (ie for grabbing hot pan handles). Nothing big or clever, but I enjoyed reaquainting myself with some basic crochet.freebird wrote: Can't wait to get started.
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