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Maintain Wave Pattern if possible when working armhole and neck shaping. WAVE PATTERN [multiple of 12 sts + 1 (3:5:7:7:9)]Rows 1 and 2: Knit in B.Rows 3 and 4: Knit in C.Rows 5 and 6: Knit in D.Rows 7

Using 4mm needles and yarn A, cast on 96 (108:120:132:144:156:168:180:192) sts. Row 1: (K3, P3) to end. Repeat Row 1 a further 13 times. Row 15 (WS): Purl. Now using the Fair Isle technique (stranding

INSPIRED BY a summer garden, these socks have delicate flower-like motifs connected by lines of twisted stitches. The floral motifs are created by working knot stitches and yarnovers, and the pattern

PATTERN A (worked over 13 sts and 20 rows)Row 1 (RS): K1, (C2F, K4) twice.Row 2 (WS): (K4, P2) twice, K1.Row 3: K2, C2F, K4, C2F, K3.Row 4: (K3, P3) twice, K1.Row 5: K3, C2F, K4, C2F, K2.Row 6: (K2, P

This cracker-shaped support brings style and comfort to your home

Note: The beginning of round for the yoke and body is at the centre back. Using 2.5mm DPNs and yarn A, cast on 80 (84:88:96:100:104) sts. Pm and join to work in the round, taking care not to twist sts