My Latest Patterns For Sale~Nicole Cy'Niya, Cindi, I Love Bunco, Dianne, Province of Newfoundland

Nicole Cy'Niya

Cindi

I Love Bunco

Dianne

Province of Newfoundland

Canada's East Coast

Crocheted Textured Dishcloth

http://crochetme.com/blog/textured-crocheted-dishcloth

This was my first crocheted dishcloth ever... It really intrigued me when I saw the pattern & I knew instantly I had to try it..... In the beginning my cloth just did not look like the picture in the pattern..... I finally figured out that you crochet in the front loop for the textured look & to make the textured row stand out you crochet into the back loop of the same stitch.... You never turn the pattern either... I just had to keep count of how many bars I had so I didn't get the great slant going on the left side..... Crocheting around the sides help to make the cloth look even nicer.....

Best Witches

Best Witches

designed, test knit & photographed by

Marilyn Wallace

for kal in Rachel's Knitting Room

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Rachels_Knitting_Room/

Materials:
4 mm short, circular needles (knit straight on them) or US#6
1 ball cotton yarn for a Dish Cloth or
1 ball CottonTots for a soft, Spa Cloth

Special Instructions:
B5 means to do border for 5 stitches (always keep the seed st. sequence)
How to do seed st. on odd number of stitches & even number of st.
http://knitting.about.com/od/stitchglossary/g/seedstitch.htm
Cast on 54 st.
Row 01 seed st. across row
Row 02 seed st. across row
Row 03 seed st. across row
Row 04 seed st. across row
Row 05 seed st. across row
Row 06 B5 k44 B5
Row 07 B5 p44 B5
Row 08 B5 k44 B5
Row 09 B5 p44 B5
Row 10 B5 k44 B5
Row 11 B5 p44 B5
Row 12 B5 k44 B5
Row 13 B5 p1 k3 p3 k3 p1 k2 p3 k2 p4 k3 p2 k2 p1 k2 p1 k4 p2 k4 p1 B5
Row 14 B5 k44 B5
Row 15 B5 p1 k4 p1 k4 p1 k2 p3 k2 p3 k5 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k4 p1 k5 p1 B5
Row 16 B5 k44 B5
Row 17 B5 p1 k2 p1 k3 p1 k2 p1 k2 p3 k2 p3 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p3 k1 p2 k2 p1 B5
Row 18 B5 k44 B5
Row 19 B5 p1 k2 p2 k1 p2 k2 p1 k2 p3 k2 p3 k2 p4 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p5 k2 p2 B5

Row 20 B5 k44 B5
Row 21 B5 p1 k2 p2 k1 p2 k2 p1 k2 p3 k2 p3 k2 p4 k5 p1 k4 p2 k2 p3 B5
Row 22 B5 k44 B5
Row 23 B5 p1 k2 p5 k2 p1 k2 p3 k2 p3 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p3 k2 p4 B5
Row 24 B5 k44 B5
Row 25 B5 p1 k2 p5 k2 p1 k2 p1 k6 p1 k5 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k4 p1 k5 p1 B5
Row 26 B5 k44 B5
Row 27 B5 p1 k2 p5 k2 p1 k2 p1 k6 p2 k3 p2 k2 p1 k2 p1 k4 p2 k3 p2 B5
Row 28 B5 k44 B5
Row 29 B5 p44 B5
Row 30 B5 k44 B5
Row 31 B5 p8 k5 p2 k5 p2 k4 p4 k2 p12 B5
Row 32 B5 k44 B5
Row 33 B5 p8 k6 p1 k5 p1 k6 p3 k2 p12 B5
Row 34 B5 k44 B5
Row 35 B5 p8 k2 p2 k2 p1 k2 p4 k1 p3 k2 p3 k2 p12 B5
Row 36 B5 k44 B5
Row 37 B5 p8 k5 p2 k5 p4 k2 p4 k2 p12 B5
Row 38 B5 k44 B5
Row 39 B5 p8 k2 p2 k2 p1 k2 p6 k2 p5 k2 p12 B5
Row 40 B5 k44 B5
Row 41 B5 p8 k2 p2 k2 p1 k2 p5 k2 p2 k1 p3 k2 p12
Row 42 B5 k44 B5
Row 43 B5 p8 k6 p1 k5 p1 k6 p1 k6 p10 B5
Row 44 B5 k44 B5
Row 45 B5 p8 k5 p2 k5 p2 k4 p2 k6 p10 B5
Row 46 B5 k44 B5
Row 47 B5 p44 B5
Row 48 B5 k44 B5
Row 49 B5 p44 B5
Row 50 B5 k44 B5
Row 51 B5 p44 B5
Row 52 B5 k44 B5
Row 53 seed st. across row
Row 54 seed st. across row
Row 55 seed st. across row
Row 56 seed st. across row
Row 57 seed st. across row
Row 58 Cast off…..
©Copy Right Protected Marilyn Wallace 2009
http://marilynsknittingheavenonearth.blogspot.com/ ( patterns for sale)

Check out on my free blog how I do my blocking….. Blocking makes a big difference…. I like to block my cloths to take pictures for patterns or when giving as a gift…..After I wash & dry the cloths I find the names show even better…..

My Christmas Cloths~Santa Cloths

Santa Cloths

Introducing My Twilight Series

Vampire Love

Twilight

Bella

Edward

Victoria

Jacob

James

The Cullens

Bree

Charlie

Emmett

Be Safe
©Copy Right Protected Marilyn Wallace 2009 http://marilynsknittingheavenonearth.blogspot.com/

Materials:
4 mm short, circular needles (knit straight on them) or US#6

1 ball cotton yarn for a Dish Cloth or 1 ball CottonTots for a soft, Spa Cloth

Special Instructions:
B5 means to do border for 5 stitches (always keep the seed st. sequence)How to do seed st. on odd number of stitches & even number of st.

http://knitting.about.com/od/stitchglossary/g/seedstitch.htm

Cast on 42 st.
Row 01 seed st. across row
Row 02 seed st. across row
Row 03 seed st. across row
Row 04 seed st. across row
Row 05 seed st. across row
Row 06 B5 k32 B5
Row 07 B5 p32 B5
Row 08 B5 k32 B5
Row 09 B5 p32 B5
Row 10 B5 k32 B5
Row 11 B5 p32 B5
Row 12 B5 k32 B5
Row 13 B5 p4 k5 p2 k2 p2 k2 p1 k2 p4 k5 p3 B5
Row 14 B5 k32 B5
Row 15 B5 p3 k7 p1 k2 p2 k2 p1 k2 p4 k5 p3 B5
Row 16 B5 k32 B5
Row 17 B5 p3 k1 p4 k2 p1 k2 p2 k2 p1 k2 p4 k2 p6 B5
Row 18 B5 k32 B5
Row 19 B5 p7 k2 p2 k2 p2 k2 p1 k2 p4 k2 p6 B5
Row 20 B5 k32 B5
Row 21 B5 p6 k2 p3 k6 p1 k5 p1 k5 p3 B5
Row 22 B5 k32 B5
Row 23 B5 p5 k2 p2 k1 p1 k2 p2 k2 p1 k2 p4 k2 p6 B5
Row 24 B5 k32 B5
Row 25 B5 p4 k2 p3 k1 p1 k2 p2 k2 p1 k2 p4 k2 p6 B5
Row 26 B5 k32 B5
Row 27 B5 p3 k7 p1 k6 p1 k5 p1 k5 p3 B5
Row 28 B5 k32 B5
Row 29 B5 p4 k5 p3 k4 p2 k5 p1 k5 p3 B5
Row 30 B5 k32 B5
Row 31 B5 p32 B5
Row 32 B5 k32 B5
Row 33 B5 p9 k5 p3 k6 p9 B5
Row 34 B5 k32 B5
Row 35 B5 p9 k6 p2 k6 p9 B5
Row 36 B5 k32 B5
Row 37 B5 p9 k2 p2 k2 p2 k2 p13 B5
Row 38 B5 k32 B5
Row 39 B5 p9 k2 p2 k2 p2 k2 p13 B5
Row 40 B5 k32 B5
Row 41 B5 p9 k5 p3 k6 p9 B5
Row 42 B5 k32 B5
Row 43 B5 p9 k2 p2 k2 p2 k2 p13 B5
Row 44 B5 k32 B5
Row 45 B5 p9 k2 p2 k2 p2 k2 p13 B5
Row 46 B5 k32 B5
Row 47 B5 p9 k6 p2 k6 p9 B5
Row 48 B5 k32 B5
Row 49 B5 p9 k5 p3 k6 p9 B5
Row 50 B5 k32 B5
Row 51 B5 p32 B5
Row 52 B5 k32 B5
Row 53 B5 p32 B5
Row 54 B5 k32 B5
Row 55 B5 p32 B5
Row 56 B5 k32 B5
Row 57 seed st. across row
Row 58 seed st. across row
Row 59 seed st. across row
Row 60 seed st. across row
Row 61 seed st. across row
Row 62 Cast off….

©Copy Right Protected Marilyn Wallace 2009

http://marilynsknittingheavenonearth.blogspot.com/( patterns for sale)

My Blocking Technique

Here is what I do to block my cloths.... Rachel's method is different (but good also)but here is what works for me.... You can have the same results if your tension is the same as mine.... I use 4mm needles as it makes the cloth stand out better...... Place cloth on counter & generously spray with water.... Take a tea towel & place your hands all over it to flatten it out so it lays nice & even. I do this twice...... Spray again & take a popsicle stick or something similar.... I happen to love the popsicle sticks as they are the perfect width & will flex......I then press around the letters & inside the letters till the areas around the letters are quite flat...This makes the letters pop.... I move it to where I am going to take the picture & flatten some more just around the letters... Let the cloth dry overnight as this makes the cloth look better too.... The yarn relaxes & the cloth will pop even more.... hope this helps....& don't be afraid to spend time doing this as the efforts are well worth it......

Fabric Decoupage Bag & Knitted Hooded Bath Towel

I saw some fabric decoupage at Michaels & I knew I had the perfect project for it.....I covered a black carry bag that I had kicking around for a long time with some left over Winnie the Pooh material..... I coated the outside as well & it feels just like canvas......I couldn't imagine what difference the fabric podge would make but it sure is nice. The bag will be so durable & stain resistant.....I would sure use this product again but the next time I would just leave it long enough to air out so the glue smell is minimized.......before gifting....

For my hooded baby towel I knit grandmother's favourite dishcloth pattern on circular needles....size 5 Canadian or UK(US 8)When I increased the stitch I placed my yarn over on the opposite side of the needle so there would not be an small hole left.... I don't want baby to get his little fingers caught in one of the holes... I knit it til I had 100 stitches before decreasing....I knit it in CottonTots by Bernat so it is nice & soft.....For the little hood I cast on about 38 stitches & decreased 1 st at the beginning of the needle only... on every row...I off set the decrease by knitting 2 st. first before knitting 2 together....I sewed it into place & it looks like it was knitted in 1 piece....of course I had to make our new grandson some washcloths to match again with CottonTots...... As baby grows I will just make bigger towels by increasing to more stitches... It would make a nice blanket too......

Cherished Moments to Remember~Graduations, Weddings, Engagements, Birthdays, Anniversaries & Special Times In Your Life

Dakota Dale

Feb. 12
2009
7:23 PM
Chris has a new grandson, Dakota Dale & she asked me to design a cloth with his name on it as well as the birth date & time.... What a clever idea Chris!!! She is going to present these to her new grandson in a few days when she sees him for the first time!!!! Congratulations, Chris.... I know it will be thrilling......

Here is the completed afghan Liz made for her grandson's upcoming wedding... I love how Liz incorporated the squares to make 1 big square.... You did a beautiful job Liz & should be very proud of your work.....

These squares will be knit into a wedding afghan..... Wonderful idea Liz...... I hope to see pictures when you have completed it......

April 4th, 2009

Eric Loves (Heart) Natalie

United In Love

Something I always wanted to try & I finally did.....

Purse made from red plastic bags(Zellers) & black cotton.

I don't have a set pattern for my bags I just make them up as I go along.... The red one I did cast on 24 st.... I use two large needles one being a lot bigger than the other just for effect... They called it Condo knitting when it was the rage...I knit it as deep as I would like & fold inside out & sew together with black cotton yarn..... I lined the red bag with black duct tape(you can get all kinds of colours at Canadian Tire).... You can see I ran out before doing the flap....Make the flap by decreasing 1 st each end of the needle....I knit handle by casting on 4 stitches & knit to desired length & then cast off.... Sew to the sides & voila a spiffy little bag/purse.....You can have a new purse every day of the week..... Eat your heart out Paris Hilton!!!

Purse made with VHS tape lined with Duct Tape
Purse made with grocery bags & ball of yarn

A break over Christmas afforded me some time to knit involving recyled material......The pink bag I looked up plarn on You Tube & learn't how to make plarn... It is so much fun & relaxing but time consuming......I don't like the crochet look so I used two different sized large knitting needles & mixed in an odd ball of yarn I had around never to be used.....I felt I needed to give the bag stabilty....Voila, I had a purse.....

I read that VHS tape comes up nicely & it surely did....... It is already cut evenly for you & is already on a spool..... How easy is that!! I added some cotton yarn in black for stabilty.... It left little openings as I used the big needles again & I didn't want things falling between the cracks.....I duct taped the entire inside with matching black duct tape.... The duct tape makes the purse stand up so nicely & nothing will get through that baby.....I didn't use the VHS tape for the handle as I felt it would be too rough on your hands but I double stranded some cotton yarn.

Snowmen Pot Holders or Hot Pads

designed, test knit, painted & photographed by Marilyn To make the pot holders double knit a square....How to double knit is explained in the tutorial below...

http://www.stitchdiva.com/custom.aspx?id=142

How I Did My Double Knitting~

Hold the two strands of cotton (ww) together & cast on 25 st. Your work will become two sided using this method. Your front side will be knit & the back side will be purl on the inside but it will be stockingnette on the outside....You knit 1 (using front colour) then purl 1 (using back colour). Trust me it works. The secret is to move both yarns together at the front even tho you just use 1 strand & then move both strands back & purl with the 1 strand, making sure you have the right colour if you are using two colours... You are really knitting an empty pocket that will only be joined at the sides & top & bottom. You eventually get a rythm & it feels like weaving & knitting.... At the start I made so many mistakes..... (1 stitch would be the wrong colour in amongst all the others..... practice makes it much easier..... I am a stickler for getting something to work & have way too much patience at times but I can now make one in no time.......

Cut a double thickness piece (so you don't get burnt) of heat resistant material to fit inside the empty pocket...Insert insulated material in the empty pocket & then sew the top together....of the potholder.... I bought my heat resistant material at Walmart... It is what is used for ironing board covers....
Crochet a small loop in one corner for hanging up....

I crocheted a picot border around the edges...Use any pattern you wish......

Crochet Picot Border

Skip over 2 stitches…starting with right side facing you....In next stitch (Chain 2 st., 1 hdc, 1sc in same st… skip over next 2 st.) Repeat this pattern(in brackets) around the sides of the cloth… Join & sew in ends…

Hdc is half double crochet. Wrap yarn around needle as if doing double crochet & pull through all three stitches…


Paint on the SnowMan

Using fabric paints I painted on the snowmen & the snowflakes...I outlined the snowmen in black & painted on the face, hat, scarf & arms.... Make matching dishcloths & you will have a gorgeous gift......Fabric paint does not wash off..... If you use fabric paint on dishcloths the paint becomes an excellant scrubber factor..... My Snowmen have lasted 2 years now....


Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays Marilyn

~Introducing Elvis Collection Series~

Jesse~Elvis' twin brother who died at birth

Gladys~Elvis' mother

Graceland

©Designed by Marilyn Wallace

August 14, 2008 for Rachels KAL

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Rachels_Knitting_Room/

Materials:
4 mm short, circular needles (knit straight on them) or US#6
1 ball cotton yarn for a Dish Cloth or
1 ball CottonTots for a soft, Spa Cloth

Special Instructions:
B5 means to do border for 5 stitches (always keep the seed st. sequence)
How to do seed st. on odd number of stitches & even number of st.
http://knitting.about.com/od/stitchglossary/g/seedstitch.htm
Cast on 66 st.
Row 01 seed st. across row
Row 02 seed st. across row
Row 03 seed st. across row
Row 04 seed st. across row
Row 05 seed st. across row
Row 06 B5 k56 B5
Row 07 B5 p56 B5
Row 08 B5 k56 B5
Row 09 B5 p56 B5
Row 10 B5 k56 B5
Row 11 B5 p56 B5
Row 12 B5 k56 B5
Row 13 B5 p2 k4 p2 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p2 k3 p2 k4 p1 k4 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p3 k2 p1 k4 p2 B5
Row 14 B5 k56 B5
Row 15 B5 p1 k6 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k5 p1 k4 p1 k4 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p3 k2 p1 k5 p1 B5
Row 16 B5 k56 B5
Row 17 B5 p1 k2 p2 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p3 k2 p3 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p3 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 B5
Row 18 B5 k56 B5
Row 19 B5 p1 k2 p2 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p4 k2 p3 k2 p3 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p3 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 B5
Row 20 B5 k56 B5
Row 21 B5 p1 k2 p1 k3 p1 k4 p2 k5 p1 k2 p4 k4 p1 k2 p3 k5 p1 k2 p3 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 B5
Row 22 B5 k56 B5
Row 23 B5 p1 k2 p5 k4 p2 k5 p1 k2 p4 k4 p1 k2 p3 k5 p1 k2 p3 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 B5
Row 24 B5 k56 B5
Row 25 B5 p1 k2 p5 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p4 k2 p3 k2 p3 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p2 k3 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 B5
Row 26 B5 k56 B5
Row 27 B5 p1 k2 p5 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p4 k2 p3 k2 p3 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k4 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 B5
Row 28 B5 k56 B5
Row 29 B5 p1 k2 p2 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p3 k2 p3 k2 p1 k2 p1 k4 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 k2 p1 B5
Row 30 B5 k56 B5
Row 31 B5 p1 k6 p1 k5 p1 k5 p1 k5 p1 k4 p1 k2 p3 k5 p1 k3 p2 k2 p1 k5 p1 B5
Row 32 B5 k56 B5
Row 33 B5 p2 k4 p2 k4 p3 k3 p3 k3 p2 k4 p1 k2 p4 k3 p2 k2 p3 k2 p1 k4 p2 B5
Row 34 B5 k56 B5
Row 35 B5 p56 B5
Row 36 B5 k56 B5
Row 37 B5 p56 B5
Row 38 B5 k56 B5
Row 39 B5 p56 B5
Row 40 B5 k56 B5
Row 41 seed st. across row
Row 42 seed st. across row
Row 43 seed st. across row
Row 44 seed st. across row
Row 45 seed st. across row
Row 46 Cast off…


©Copy Right Protected Marilyn Wallace 2008

Lisa pattern can be found here



Lisa Marie was Elvis' daughter.......Marie can be found here

Joan knit Elvis in Lion Brand Cotton~turquoise ~ thanks Joan he looks wonderful!!!! Elvis is a free pattern.... I did him in double letters as he shows better.....Elvis Pattern can be found here.



Elvis liked the biblical spelling of his middle name..... Aaron. Aaron Pattern can be found here.





Joan test knit Presley in Peaches & Creme red..... thanks Joan....Presley Pattern can be found here.








I drew Elvis out on a graph thinking all the time it wouldn't look like him.... When I knit it I was so surprised that it did...... I gave this one to my Dr. last Christmas.... She recognized him right away....Elvis Pattern can be found here.





TCB was a motto of Elvis' on a lightening bolt...... I don't want issues with copyright infringements so I am not doing the exact logo....Taking Care of Business in a Flash......Joan knit TCB in Peaches & Creme gold, how appropriate for an Elvis cloth... Thanks Joan on a job well done.....TCB Pattern can be found here.

Curling Rock

Curling Rock©
Designed by Marilyn Wallace March 27, 2006
marilynw@rogers.com
Materials: 1 ball of Bernat Handicrafter Cotton
4 mm short, circular needles( don’t drop other needle, more compact in bag)
B5 means to do border for 5 stitches(seed stitch)
How to do seed st. on odd number of stitches & even number of st.
http://knitting.about.com/od/stitchglossary/g/seedstitch.htm
Cast on 40 st.
Row 01 seed st. across row
Row 02 seed st. across row
Row 03 seed st. across row
Row 04 seed st. across row
Row 05 seed st. across row
Row 06 B5 k30 B5
Row 07 B5 p30 B5
Row 08 B5 k30 B5
Row 09 B5 p30 B5
Row 10 B5 k30 B5
Row 11 B5 p30 B5
Row 12 B5 k30 B5
Row 13 B5 p30 B5
Row 14 B5 k30 B5
Row 15 B5 p10 k10 p10 B5
Row 16 B5 k10 p1 k8 p1 k10 B5
Row 17 B5 p8 k2 p10 k2 p8 B5
Row 18 B5 k8 p1 k12 p1 k8 B5
Row 19 B5 p6 k2 p14 k2 p6 B5
Row 20 B5 k6 p1 k16 p1 k6 B5
Row 21 B5 p6 k1 p16 k1 p6 B5
Row 22 B5 k6 p1 k16 p1 k6 B5
Row 23 B5 p6 k1 p16 k1 p6 B5
Row 24 B5 k6 p1 k16 p1 k6 B5
Row 25 B5 p6 k1 p16 k1 p6 B5
Row 26 B5 k6 p1 k16 p1 k6 B5
Row 27 B5 p7 k1 p14 k1 p7 B5
Row 28 B5 k7 p1 k14 p1 k7 B5
Row 29 B5 p9 k1 p10 k1 p9 B5
Row 30 B5 k9 p2 k8 p2 k9 B5
Row 31 B5 p11 k1 p6 k1 p11 B5
Row 32 B5 k11 p1 k1 p6 k11 B5
Row 33 B5 p17 k1 p12 B5
Row 34 B5 p11 k7 p12 B5
Row 35 B5 p11 k7 p12 B5
Row 36 B5 k12 p7 k11 B5
Row 37 B5 p11 k7 p12 B5
Row 38 B5 k30 B5
Row 39 B5 p30 B5
Row 40 B5 k30 B5
Row 41 B5 p30 B5
Row 42 B5 k30 B5
Row 43 B5 p30 B5
Row 44 B5 k30 B5
Row 45 B5 p30 B5
Row 46 seed st. across row
Row 47 seed st. across row
Row 48 seed st. across row
Row 49 seed st. across row
Row 50 seed st. across row
Row 51 Cast off…

Let yarn rest overnight before blocking…

©copyright protected Marilyn Wallace

Loon Cloth

Loon Cloth©
Designed by Marilyn Wallace
May 31, 2006

4 mm circular needles( I knit straight on them but you don’t drop the other needle)
small amount of cotton yarn
B5 means border for 5 st. in seed stitch

How to do seed st. on odd number of stitches & even number of st http://knitting.about.com/od/stitchglossary/g/seedstitch.htm


Cast on 40 st.
Row 1 seed st. across row
Row 2 seed st.across row
Row 3 seed st. across row
Row 4 seed st. across row
Row 5 seed st. across row
Row 6 B5 k30 B5
Row 7 B5 p30 B5
Row 8 B5 k30 B5
Row 9 B5 p30 B5
Row 10 B5 k30 B5
Row 11 B5 p30 B5
Row 12 B5 k30 B5
Row 13 B5 p30 B5
Row 14 B5 k30 B5
Row 15 B5 p30 B5
Row 16 B5 k30 B5
Row 17 B5 p30 B5
Row 18 B5 k30 B5
Row 19 B5 p4 k21 p5 B5
Row 20 B5 k5 p21 k4 B5
Row 21 B5 p4 k21 p5 B5
Row 22 B5 k5 p22 k3 B5
Row 23 B5 p2 k23 p5 B5
Row 24 B5 k6 p19 k5 B5
Row 25 B5 p8 k10 p2 k3 p7 B5
Row 26 B5 k7 p3 k20 B5
Row 27 B5 p20 k3 p7 B5
Row 28 B5 k7 p3 k20 B5
Row 29 B5 p20 k4 p6 B5
Row 30 B5 k4 p6 k20 B5
Row 31 B5 p20 k8 p2 B5
Row 32 B5 k5 p4 k21 B5
Row 33 B5 p22 k2 p6 B5
Row 34 B5 k30 B5
Row 35 B5 p30 B5
Row 36 B5 k30 B5
Row 37 B5 p30 B5
Row 38 B5 k30 B5
Row 39 B5 p30 B5
Row 40 B5 k30 B5
Row 41 B5 p30 B5
Row 42 B5 k30 B5
Row 43 B5 p30 B5
Row 44 B5 k30 B5
Row 45 B5 p30 B5
Row 46 B5 k30 B5
Row 47 seed st. across row
Row 48 seed st.across row
Row 49 seed st.across row
Row 50 seed st. across row
Row 51 seed st. across row
Row 52 CO

©2006 Marilyn Wallace

Dale Earnhardt Cloth

3(Dale Earnhardt) Cloth©

by Marilyn Wallace

April 20 2006

B5 means Border for 5 st. in garter stitch (knit every row)

Cast on 40 st with 4 mm needles (short circ)

Row 01 k across

Row 02 k across

Row 03 k across

Row 04 k across

Row 05 k across

Row 06 B5 k30 B5

Row 07 B5 p30 B5

Row 08 B5 k30 B5

Row 09 B5 p30 B5

Row 10 B5 k30 B5

Row 11 B5 p11 k9 p10 B5

Row 12 B5 k30 B5

Row 13 B5 p10 k10 p10 B5

Row 14 B5 k30 B5

Row 15 B5 p9 k12 p9 B5

Row 16 B5 k30 B5

Row 17 B5 p9 k12 p9 B5

Row 18 B5 k30 B5

Row 19 B5 p9 k3 p5 k4 p9 B5

Row 20 B5 k30 B5

Row 21 B5 p9 k3 p5 k4 p9 B5

Row 22 B5 k30 B5

Row 23 B5 p14 k6 p10 B5

Row 24 B5 k30 B5

Row 25 B5 p13 k7 p10 B5

Row 26 B5 k30 B5

Row 27 B5 p12 k7 p11 B5

Row 28 B5 k30 B5

Row 29 B5 p7 k4 p5 k3 p11 B5

Row 30 B5 k30 B5

Row 31 B5 p7 k4 p5 k3 p11 B5

Row 32 B5 k30 B5

Row 33 B5 p7 k12 p11 B5

Row 34 B5 k30 B5

Row 35 B5 p7 k11 p12 B5

Row 36 B5 k30 B5

Row 37 B5 p9 k9 p12 B5

Row 38 B5 k30 B5

Row 39 B5 p10 k7 p13 B5

Row 40 B5 k30 B5

Row 41 B5 p30 B5

Row 42 B5 k30 B5

Row 43 B5 p30 B5

Row 44 B5 k30 B5

Row 45 k across row

Row 46 k across row

Row 47 k across row

Row 48 k across row

Row 49 k across row

Row 50 CO

Use a large blunt ended needle & using an embroidery st. stitch red cotton around the stylized 3….Check my photo….

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Oak Leaf Cloth

Oak Leaf Cloth ©
Designed by Marilyn Wallace
May 11, 2006

Small amount ww cotton for dishcloth
4mm needles circular(you never drop the other needle & more compact )
B5 means border for 5 st. keep in Seed Stitch
How to do seed st. on odd number of stitches & even number of st.
http://knitting.about.com/od/stitchglossary/g/seedstitch.htm
Cast on 37 st
Row 01 seed stitch across row
Row 02 seed st. across row
Row 03 seed st. across row
Row 04 seed st. across row
Row 05 seed st. across row
Row 06 B5 k27 B5
Row 07 B5 p27 B5
Row 08 B5 k27 B5
Row 09 B5 p5 k2 p20 B5
Row 10 B5 k27 B5
Row 11 B5 p6 k1 p20 B5
Row 12 B5 k27 B5
Row 13 B5 p6 k2 p19 B5
Row 14 B5 k27 B5
Row 15 B5 p7 k2 p4 k5 p9 B5
Row 16 B5 k27 B5
Row 17 B5 p7 k13 p7 B5
Row 18 B5 k27 B5
Row 19 B5 p6 k15 p6 B5
Row 20 B5 k27 B5
Row 21 B5 p5 k14 p8 B5
Row 22 B5 k27 B5
Row 23 B5 p5 k15 p7 B5
Row 24 B5 k27 B5
Row 25 B5 p4 k17 p6 B5
Row 26 B5 k27 B5
Row 27 B5 p3 k19 p5 B5
Row 28 B5 k27 B5
Row 29 B5 p3 k3 p2 k10 p9 B5
Row 30 B5 k27 B5
Row 31 B5 p4 k2 p2 k16 p3 B5
Row 32 B5 k27 B5
Row 33 B5 p8 k4 p1 k12 p2 B5
Row 34 B5 k27 B5
Row 35 B5 p8 k3 p3 k8 p5 B5
Row 36 B5 k27 B5
Row 37 B5 p9 k2 p3 k9 p4 B5
Row 38 B5 k27 B5
Row 39 B5 p14 k3 p3 k4 p3 B5
Row 40 B5 k27 B5
Row 41 B5 p15 k2 p4 k3 p3 B5
Row 42 B5 k27 B5
Row 43 B5 p27 B5
Row 44 B5 k27 B5
Row 45 B5 p27 B5
Row 46 seed st. across row
Row 47 seed st. across row
Row 48 seed st. across row
Row 49 seed st. across row
Row 50 CO
Let yarn rest overnight before blocking….

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Continental USA Cloth

Continental USA Cloth©
Designed by Marilyn Wallace
marilynw@rogers.com

I always print on both sides of my paper….
Saves paper & pattern is all together….

Small amount of cotton
4mm needles(short circulars)
use circ. as you don’t drop the other needle, more compact
B5 means do border for 5 st.

How to do seed st. on odd number of stitches & even number of st.
http://knitting.about.com/od/stitchglossary/g/seedstitch.htm
Cast on 42 st.
Row 01 seed st. across row
Row 02 seed st. across row
Row 03 seed st. across row
Row 04 seed st. across row
Row 05 seed st. across row
Row 06 B5 k32 B5
Row 07 B5 p32 B5
Row 08 B5 k32 B5
Row 09 B5 p32 B5
Row 10 B5 k32 B5
Row 11 B5 p32 B5
Row 12 B5 k32 B5
Row 13 B5 p32 B5
Row 14 B5 k32 B5
Row 15 B5 p32 B5
Row 16 B5 k32 B5
Row 17 B5 p32 B5
Row 18 B5 k32 B5
Row 19 B5 p15 k1 p9 k1 p6 B5
Row 20 B5 k6 p1 k9 p2 k14 B5
Row 21 B5 p14 k3 p7 k2 p6 B5
Row 22 B5 k6 p2 k4 p9 k11 B5
Row 23 B5 p11 k14 p7 B5
Row 24 B5 k7 p14 k11 B5
Row 25 B5 p6 k19 p7 B5
Row 26 B5 k6 p22 k4 B5
Row 27 B5 p4 k22 p6 B5
Row 28 B5 k5 p24 k3 B5
Row 29 B5 p3 k24 p5 B5
Row 30 B5 k5 p24 k3 B5
Row 31 B5 p2 k25 p5 B5
Row 32 B5 k5 p25 k2 B5
Row 33 B5 p2 k25 p5 B5
Row 34 B5 k4 p4 k2 p1 k1 p18 k2 B5
Row 35 B5 p2 k18 p1 k2 p2 k3 p4 B5
Row 36 B5 k3 p3 k4 p1 k1 p18 k2 B5
Row 37 B5 p3 k18 p5 k3 p3 B5
Row 38 B5 k3 p2 k9 p15 k3 B5
Row 39 B5 p3 k16 p9 k2 p2 B5
Row 40 B5 k3 p1 k18 p7 k3 B5
Row 41 B5 p5 k2 p21 k1 p3 B5
Row 42 B5 k32 B5
Row 43 B5 p32 B5
Row 44 B5 k32 B5
Row 45 B5 p32 B5
Row 46 B5 k32 B5
Row 47 B5 p32 B5
Row 48 B5 k32 B5
Row 49 B5 p32 B5
Row 50 B5 k32 B5
Row 51 B5 p32 B5
Row 52 B5 k32 B5
Row 53 B5 p32 B5
Row 54 B5 k32 B5
Row 55 seed st. across row
Row 56 seed st. across row
Row 57 seed st. across row
Row 58 seed st. across row
Row 59 Cast Off

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Troy Glaus #25 Cloth

#25 Cloth©
designed by Marilyn Wallace
June 14, 2006

marilynw@rogers.com
4 mm short, circular needles
reg. cotton for dish cloth
Bernat CottonTots for spa cloth
B5 means Border in moss st. or seed stitch

How to do seed st. on odd number of stitches & even number of st.
http://knitting.about.com/od/stitchglossary/g/seedstitch.htm
Cast on 40 st.
Row 1 seed st. across row
Row 2 seed st. across row
Row 3 seed st. across row
Row 4 seed st. across row
Row 5 seed st. across row
Row 6 B5 k30 B5
Row 7 B5 p30 B5
Row 8 B5 k30 B5
Row 9 B5 p30 B5
Row 10 B5 k30 B5
Row 11 B5 p5 k10 p4 k4 p7 B5
Row 12 B5 k30 B5
Row 13 B5 p5 k10 p2 k7 p6 B5
Row 14 B5 k30 B5
Row 15 B5 p5 k2 p10 k2 p4 k2 p5 B5
Row 16 B5 k30 B5
Row 17 B5 p6 k2 p15 k2 p5 B5
Row 18 B5 k30 B5
Row 19 B5 p7 k2 p14 k2 p5 B5
Row 20 B5 k30 B5
Row 21 B5 p8 k2 p13 k2 p5 B5
Row 22 B5 k30 B5
Row 23 B5 p9 k2 p12 k2 p5 B5
Row 24 B5 k30 B5
Row 25 B5 p11 k2 p5 k7 p5 B5
Row 26 B5 k30 B5
Row 27 B5 p12 k2 p3 k2 p11 B5
Row 28 B5 k30 B5
Row 29 B5 p13 k2 p2 k2 p11 B5
Row 30 B5 k30 B5
Row 31 B5 p13 k2 p2 k2 p11 B5
Row 32 B5 k30 B5
Row 33 B5 p13 k2 p2 k2 p11 B5
Row 34 B5 k30 B5
Row 35 B5 p5 k3 p5 k2 p2 k2 p11 B5
Row 36 B5 k30 B5
Row 37 B5 p6 k8 p3 k8 p5 B5
Row 38 B5 k30 B5
Row 39 B5 p8 k4 p7 k5 p6 B5
Row 40 B5 k30 B5
Row 41 B5 p30 B5
Row 42 B5 k30 B5
Row 43 B5 p30 B5
Row 44 B5 k30 B5
Row 45 seed st. across row
Row 46 seed st. across row
Row 47 seed st. across row
Row 48 seed st. across row
Row 40 seed st. across row
Row 50 CO

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British Isles Cloth

Dish/Wash cloth British Isles©
Designed by Marilyn Wallace
April 2, 2006

4mm needle
I use cotton worsted weight for dish/wash cloths
I use acrylic worsted weight for afghan squares
B5 means Border 5 in seed stitch keep in the seed stitch sequence

How to do seed st. on odd number of stitches & even number of st.
http://knitting.about.com/od/stitchglossary/g/seedstitch.htm

Cast On 42 stitches
Row 01 seed st. across row
Row 02 seed st. across row
Row 03 seed st. across row
Row 04 seed st. across row
Row 05 seed st. across row
Row 06 B5 k32 B5
Row 07 B5 p32 B5
Row 08 B5 k32 B5
Row 09 B5 p13 k1 p18 B5
Row 10 B5 k18 p1 k13 B5
Row 11 B5 p14 k3 p15 B5
Row 12 B5 k15 p2 k15 B5
Row 13 B5 p15 k11 p6 B5
Row 14 B5 k5 p11 k16 B5
Row 15 B5 p19 k9 p4 B5
Row 16 B5 k5 p8 k1 p1 k11 p1 k5 B5
Row 17 B5 p4 k4 p6 k1 p1 k11 p5 B5
Row 18 B5 k4 p14 k5 p5 k4 B5
Row 19 B5 p3 k7 p5 k13 p4 B5
Row 20 B5 k4 p12 k4 p7 k5 B5
Row 21 B5 p5 k7 p4 k12 p4 B5
Row 22 B5 k4 p12 k4 p7 k5 B5
Row 23 B5 p6 k7 p2 k10 p1 k2 p4 B5
Row 24 B5 k7 p9 k3 p6 k7 B5
Row 25 B5 p5 k7 p3 k1 p3 k6 p7 B5
Row 26 B5 k7 p6 k7 p8 k4 B5
Row 27 B5 p5 k7 p7 k5 p8 B5
Row 28 B5 k8 p5 k7 p8 k4 B5
Row 29 B5 p5 k8 p6 k5 p8 B5
Row 30 B5 k8 p6 k5 p6 k7 B5
Row 31 B5 p8 k6 p4 k5 p9 B5
Row 32 B5 k10 p4 k5 p6 k7 B5
Row 33 B5 p8 k5 p2 k7 p10 B5
Row 34 B5 k11 p6 k2 p2 k1 p1 k9 B5
Row 35 B5 p15 k6 p11 B5
Row 36 B5 k11 p5 k16 B5
Row 37 B5 p12 k1 p2 k6 p11 B5
Row 38 B5 k14 p4 k1 p1 k12 B5
Row 39 B5 p14 k5 p13 B5
Row 40 B5 k13 p5 k1 p1 k12 B5
Row 41 B5 p12 k2 p1 k5 p12 B5
Row 42 B5 k12 p7 k13 B5
Row 43 B5 p14 k6 p12 B5
Row 44 B5 k11 p9 k1 p1 k10 B5
Row 45 B5 p10 k1 p1 k1 p1 k7 p11 B5
Row 46 B5 k11 p3 k1 p3 k2 p2 k10 B5
Row 47 B5 p11 k1 p2 k3 p15 B5
Row 48 B5 k15 p2 k2 p2 k11 B5
Row 49 B5 p11 k2 p2 k4 p13 B5
Row 50 B5 k13 p4 k2 p1 k12 B5
Row 51 B5 p32 B5Row 52 B5 k32 B5
Row 53 B5 p32 B5
Row 54 seed st. across row
Row 55 seed st. across row
Row 56 seed st. across row
Row 57 seed st. across row
Row 58 seed st. across row
Row 59 CO

Printing Tip: I always use both sides of one page to print out my patterns. As soon as the first side is printed I take it out & promptly stick it back in the loading tray . Cuts down on paper use & you never lose the second page as it is right on the back…

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Eiffel Tower Cloth

Eiffel Tower Cloth ©
Designed by Marilyn Wallace marilynw@rogers.com
May 28, 2006

How to do seed st. on odd number of stitches & even number of st.
http://knitting.about.com/od/stitchglossary/g/seedstitch.htm

Reg.cotton yarn less than 1 small ball
4mm short circular needles
B5 means to do the Border in seed st. for 5 st....
Cast on 40 st.
Row 01 seed st. across row
Row 02 seed st. across row
Row 03 seed st. across row
Row 04 seed st. across row
Row 05 seed st. across row
Row 06 B5 k30 B5
Row 07 B5 p9 k2 p8 k2 p9 B5
Row 08 B5 k30 B5
Row 09 B5 p9 k2 p8 k2 p9 B5
Row 10 B5 k30 B5
Row 11 B5 p10 k3 p4 k3 p10 B5
Row 12 B5 k30 B5
Row 13 B5 p11 k8 p11 B5
Row 14 B5 k30 B5
Row 15 B5 p11 k8 p11 B5
Row 16 B5 k30 B5
Row 17 B5 p12 k2 p2 k2 p12 B5
Row 18 B5 k30 B5
Row 19 B5 p13 k1 p2 k1 p13 B5
Row 20 B5 k30 B5
Row 21 B5 p13 k4 p13 B5
Row 22 B5 k30 B5
Row 23 B5 p12 k6 p12 B5
Row 24 B5 k30 B5
Row 25 B5 p14 k2 p14 B5
Row 26 B5 k30 B5
Row 27 B5 p14 k2 p14 B5
Row 28 B5 k30 B5
Row 29 B5 p14 k2 p14 B5
Row 30 B5 k30 B5
Row 31 B5 p14 k2 p14 B5
Row 32 B5 k30 B5
Row 33 B5 p14 k2 p14 B5
Row 34 B5 k30 B5
Row 35 B5 p14 k2 p14 B5
Row 36 B5 k30 B5
Row 37 B5 p14 k2 p14 B5
Row 38 B5 k30 B5
Row 39 B5 p14 k2 p14 B5
Row 40 B5 k30 B5
Row 41 B5 p14 k2 p14 B5
Row 42 B5 k30 B5
Row 43 B5 p14 k2 p14 B5
Row 44 B5 k30 B5
Row 45 B5 p30 B5
Row 46 B5 k30 B5
Row 47 B5 p30 B5
Row 48 B5 k30 B5
Row 49 seed st. across row
Row 50 seed st. across row
Row 51 seed st. across row
Row 52 seed st. across row
Row 53 seed st. across row
Row 54 CO
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France Cloth

France Dishcloth©
designed by Marilyn Wallace
March 18/2006

Cast on 42 st
B5 means Border in seed stitch
4mm needles (short circulars)

How to do seed st. on odd number of stitches & even number of st.
http://knitting.about.com/od/stitchglossary/g/seedstitch.htm

Row 01 seed st. across row
Row 02 seed st. across row
Row 03 seed st. across row
Row 04 seed st. across row
Row 05 seed st. across row
Row 06 B5 k32 B5
Row 07 B5 p32 B5
Row 08 B5 k32 B5
Row 09 B5 p15 k3 p14 B5
Row 10 B5 k14 p3 k15 B5
Row 11 B5 p13 k5 p14 B5
Row 12 B5 k14 p9 k 9 B5
Row 13 B5 p8 k10 p7 k2 p5 B5
Row 14 B5 k4 p4 k5 p12 k7 B5
Row 15 B5 p6 k14 p1 k7 p4 B5
Row 16 B5 k3 p22 k7 B5
Row 17 B5 p7 k21 p4 B5
Row 18 B5 k4 p20 k8 B5
Row 19 B5 p8 k19 p5 B5
Row 20 B5 k5 p19 k8 B5
Row 21 B5 p8 k19 p5 B5
Row 22 B5 k5 p19 k8 B5
Row 23 B5 p8 k20 p4 B5
Row 24 B5 k4 p20 k8 B5
Row 25 B5 p9 k18 p5 B5
Row 26 B5 k5 p18 k9 B5
Row 27 B5 p8 k19 p5 B5
Row 28 B5 k7 p16 k9 B5
Row 29 B5 p9 k17 p6 B5
Row 30 B5 k6 p18 k8 B5
Row 31 B5 p7 k19 p6 B5
Row 32 B5 k5 p20 k7 B5
Row 33 B5 p7 k21 p4 B5
Row 34 B5 k4 p21 k7 B5
Row 35 B5 p8 k21 p3 B5
Row 36 B5 k3 p23 k6 B5
Row 37 B5 p5 k24 p3 B5
Row 38 B5 k3 p26 k3 B5
Row 39 B5 p2 k27 p3 B5
Row 40 B5 k2 p28 k2 B5
Row 41 B5 p3 k3 p3 k21 p2 B5
Row 42 B5 k4 p19 k4 p3 k2 B5
Row 43 B5 p9 k18 p5 B5
Row 44 B5 k7 p12 k2 p2 k9 B5
Row 45 B5 p8 k1 p4 k11 p8 B5
Row 46 B5 k9 p9 k5 p1 k8 B5
Row 47 B5 p16 k6 p10 B5
Row 48 B5 k11 p5 k16 B5
Row 49 B5 p17 k3 p12 B5
Row 50 B5 k13 p3 k16 B5
Row 51 B5 p16 k2 p14 B5
Row 52 B5 k32 B5
Row 53 B5 p32 B5
Row 54 B5 k32 B5
Row 55 seed st. across row
Row 56 seed st. across row
Row 57 seed st. across row
Row 58 seed st. across row
Row 59 Cast off

Let yarn rest before blocking…
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Vernon Wells Cloth #10

10 Cloth©
designed by Marilyn Wallace
June 5, 2006

In Tribute to Vernon Wells #10 of the Toronto Blue Jays
marilynw@rogers.com
Bernat CottonTots for Spa cloth
Regular cotton for dish cloth
4mm circular needle
B5 means do border for 5 stitches in seed(moss)st.

How to do seed st. on odd number of stitches & even number of st.
http://knitting.about.com/od/stitchglossary/g/seedstitch.htm

Cast on 40 st.
Row 01 seed st. across row
Row 02 seed st. across row
Row 03 seed st. across row
Row 04 seed st. across row
Row 05 seed st. across row
Row 06 B5 k30 B5
Row 07 B5 p30 B5
Row 08 B5 k30 B5
Row 09 B5 p30 B5
Row 10 B5 k30 B5
Row 11 B5 p8 k2 p9 k3 p8 B5
Row 12 B5 k30 B5
Row 13 B5 p8 k2 p7 k6 p7 B5
Row 14 B5 k30 B5
Row 15 B5 p8 k2 p6 k2 p5 k2 p5 B5
Row 16 B5 k30 B5
Row 17 B5 p8 k2 p6 k2 p5 k2 p5 B5
Row 18 B5 k30 B5
Row 19 B5 p8 k2 p6 k2 p5 k2 p5 B5
Row 20 B5 k30 B5
Row 21 B5 p8 k2 p6 k2 p5 k2 p5 B5
Row 22 B5 k30 B5
Row 23 B5 p8 k2 p6 k2 p5 k2 p5 B5
Row 24 B5 k30 B5
Row 25 B5 p8 k2 p6 k2 p5 k2 p5 B5
Row 26 B5 k30 B5
Row 27 B5 p8 k2 p6 k2 p5 k2 p5 B5
Row 28 B5 k30 B5
Row 29 B5 p8 k2 p6 k2 p5 k2 p5 B5
Row 30 B5 k30 B5
Row 31 B5 p8 k2 p6 k2 p5 k2 p5 B5
Row 32 B5 k30 B5
Row 33 B5 p8 k2 p6 k2 p5 k2 p5 B5
Row 34 B5 k30 B5
Row 35 B5 p8 k2 p7 k7 p6 B5
Row 36 B5 k30 B5
Row 37 B5 p8 k2 p9 k3 p8 B5
Row 38 B5 k30 B5
Row 39 B5 p30 B5
Row 40 B5 k30 B5
Row 41 B5 p30 B5
Row 42 B5 k30 B5
Row 43 seed st. across row
Row 44 seed st. across row
Row 45 seed st. across row
Row 46 seed st. across row
Row 47 seed st. across row
Row 48 CO
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Roy Halladay Cloth #32

#32 Cloth
My Cloth is dedicated to Roy Halladay ~ pitcher Toronto Blue Jays
designed by Marilyn Wallace
June 13, 2006

marilynw@rogers.com
4mm short circular needles
small am’t of CottonTots for a spa cloth
reg. cotton for dishcloth
B5 means do border for 5 st. in seed stitch

How to do seed st. on odd number of stitches & even number of st.
http://knitting.about.com/od/stitchglossary/g/seedstitch.htm

Cast on 40 st.
Row 1 seed st. across row
Row 2 seed st. across row
Row 3 seed st. across row
Row 4 seed st. across row
Row 5 seed st. across row
Row 6 B5 k30 B5
Row 7 B5 p30 B5
Row 8 B5 k30 B5
Row 9 B5 p30 B5
Row 10 B5 k30 B5
Row 11 B5 p7 k4 p6 k8 p5 B5
Row 12 B5 k30 B5
Row 13 B5 p5 k2 p3 k2 p5 k2 p11 B5
Row 14 B5 k30 B5
Row 15 B5 p5 k2 p4 k2 p4 k2 p11 B5
Row 16 B5 k30 B5
Row 17 B5 p11 k2 p5 k2 p10 B5
Row 18 B5 k30 B5
Row 19 B5 p11 k2 p6 k2 p9 B5
Row 20 B5 k30 B5
Row 21 B5 p11 k2 p7 k2 p8 B5
Row 22 B5 k30 B5
Row 23 B5 p8 k5 p8 k2 p7 B5
Row 24 B5 k30 B5
Row 25 B5 p7 k2 p13 k2 p6 B5
Row 26 B5 k30 B5
Row 27 B5 p8 k5 p10 k2 k5 B5
Row 28 B5 k30 B5
Row 29 B5 p11 k2 p10 k2 p5 B5
Row 30 B5 k30 B5
Row 31 B5 p11 k2 p10 k2 p5 B5
Row 32 B5 k30 B5
Row 33 B5 p11 k2 p10 k2 p5 B5
Row 34 B5 k30 B5
Row 35 B5 p5 k2 p4 k2 p5 k2 p3 k2 p5 B5
Row 36 B5 k30 B5
Row 37 B5 p5 k8 p4 k8 p5 B5
Row 38 B5 k30 B5
Row 39 B5 p7 k4 p8 k4 p7 B5
Row 40 B5 k30 B5
Row 41 B5 p30 B5
Row 42 B5 k30 B5
Row 43 B5 p30 B5
Row 44 B5 k30 B5
Row 45 seed st. across row
Row 46 seed st. across row
Row 47 seed st. across row
Row 48 seed st. across row
Row 49 seed st. across row
Row 50 CO
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#9 Cloth

9 Cloth©
designed by Marilyn Wallace
June 25, 2006

marilynw@rogers.com
small am’t of cotton
4 mm short circ. needles
B5 means do border for 5 st. in seed stitch
How to do seed st. on odd number of stitches & even number of st.
http://knitting.about.com/od/stitchglossary/g/seedstitch.htm
Cast on 40 st.
Row 1 seed st.row
Row 2 seed st. across row
Row 3 seed st. across row
Row 4 seed st. across row
Row 5 seed st. across row
Row 6 B5 k30 B5
Row 7 B5 p30 B5
Row 8 B5 k30 B5
Row 9 B5 p30 B5
Row 10 B5 k30 B5
Row 11 B5 p18 k3 p9 B5
Row 12 B5 k30 B5
Row 13 B5 p18 k3 p9 B5
Row 14 B5 k30 B5
Row 15 B5 p18 k3 p9 B5
Row 16 B5 k30 B5
Row 17 B5 p18 k3 p9 B5
Row 18 B5 k30 B5
Row 19 B5 p18 k3 p9 B5
Row 20 B5 k30 B5
Row 21 B5 p18 k3 p9 B5
Row 22 B5 k30 B5
Row 23 B5 p18 k3 p9 B5
Row 24 B5 k30 B5
Row 25 B5 p18 k3 p9 B5
Row 26 B5 k30 B5
Row 27 B5 p11 k10 p9 B5
Row 28 B5 k30 B5
Row 29 B5 p10 k11 p9 B5
Row 30 B5 k30 B5
Row 31 B5 p9 k3 p6 k3 p9 B5
Row 32 B5 k30 B5
Row 33 B5 p9 k3 p6 k3 p9 B5
Row 34 B5 k30 B5
Row 35 B5 p9 k3 p6 k3 p9 B5
Row 36 B5 k30 B5
Row 37 B5 p9 k12 p9 B5
Row 38 B5 K30 B5
Row 39 B5 p11 k9 p10 B5
Row 40 B5 k30 B5
Row 41 B5 p30 B5
Row 42 B5 k30 B5
Row 43 B5 p30 B5
Row 44 B5 k30 B5
Row 45 seed st. across row
Row 46 seed st. across row
Row 47 seed st. across row
Row 48 seed st. across row
Row 49 seed st. across row
Row 50 Bind Off
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Hammer Head Shark Cloth

HammerHead Shark©
Designed by Marilyn Wallace
October 17, 2006

1 ball of cotton
4 mm short, circular needles
B5 means to do border for 5 stitches keeping in seed stitch

How to do seed st. on odd number of stitches & even number of st.
http://knitting.about.com/od/stitchglossary/g/seedstitch.htm

cast on 40 stitches
Row 1 seed st. across row
Row 2 seed st. across row
Row 3 seed st. across row
Row 4 seed st. across row
Row 5 seed st. across row
Row 6 B5 k30 B5
Row 7 B5 p30 B5
Row 8 B5 k30 B5
Row 9 B5 p30 B5
Row 10 B5 k30 B5
Row 11 B5 p30 B5
Row 12 B5 k30 B5
Row 13 B5 p30 B5
Row 14 B5 k30 B5
Row 15 B5 p10 k1 p19 B5
Row 16 B5 k11 p2 k5 p2 k10 B5
Row 17 B5 p10 k2 p5 k2 p8 k2 p1 B5
Row 18 B5 k2 p2 k6 p3 k4 p3 k10 B5
Row 19 B5 p10 k4 p1 k8 p2 k2 p3 B5
Row 20 B5 k3 p17 k10 B5
Row 21 B5 p10 k17 p3 B5
Row 22 B5 k3 p3 k1 p14 k9 B5
Row 23 B5 p4 k1 p3 k12 p5 k3 p2 B5
Row 24 B5 k2 p2 k7 p12 k2 p3 k2 B5
Row 25 B5 p2 k3 p2 k10 p10 k1 p2 B5
Row 26 B5 k2 p1 k11 p14 k2 B5
Row 27 B5 p2 k12 p16 B5
Row 28 B5 k16 p12 k2 B5
Row 29 B5 p2 k10 p1 k1 p16 B5
Row 30 B5 k16 p1 k3 p7 k3 B5
Row 31 B5 p3 k6 p21 B5
Row 32 B5 k21 p6 k3 B5
Row 33 B5 p5 k6 p19 B5
Row 34 B5 k19 p6 k5 B5
Row 35 B5 p7 k2 p21 B5
Row 36 B5 k21 p2 k7 B5
Row 37 B5 p30 B5
Row 38 B5 k30 B5
Row 39 B5 p30 B5
Row 40 B5 k30 B5
Row 41 B5 p30 B5
Row 42 B5 k30 B5
Row 43 B5 p30 B5
Row 44 B5 k30 B5
Row 45 seed st. across row
Row 46 seed st. across row
Row 47 seed st. across row
Row 48 seed st. across row
Row 49 seed st. across row
Row 50 CO
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Knitted Angel

KNITTED ANGEL from a knitted dishcloth
Designed by Marilyn Wallace
July 2005
Knitted for Peter & Melissa as wedding favours

Step 1

Knit regular kitchen dishcloth, garter stitch every row. This pattern is called Grandmother’s Favourite & can be found on many sites. I do not leave holes on the increase stitch. Just put yo around the other side of the needle to avoid the hole look…. I do a sc along the bottom of cloth. This will be the bottom of her skirt. Find centre of cloth. Roll each side into each other to meet in the middle

Step 2

Keep crochet edge to the bottom, then fold ¾ of the top part down & tie tightly. The little part at the top is now the head…. For better definition put thread threw the opening in the head & tie tightly at the top. I sew these ends into the end to hide them.. Take the remaining part of the ¾ fold over & turn them up or unfold them for wings. To keep wings in place I sew them the back of the angel’s head. You have to fiddle with them to get them to look nice.

Step 3

Sew up back of skirt. To make her arms, I knit an I cord arm about the same length from her neck to the bottom of her skirt. The arms are one piece. Sew them tightly onto the body from the inside of skirt, tightly to each side of her……. I usually tie cotton around the very ends to make her appear to have folded hands. I crochet or twist a halo & sew to her head… I buy a fancy heavier goldy thread for this. I stuff her skirt with fiber fill so she will stand...

Step 4

Sew in all ends & voila you have your little angel….
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Baby Wash Cloths

Sweet Baby Wash Cloth©

Designed by Marilyn Wallace

Sept.21, 2006

4.5 mm short, circular needle

1 ball CottonTots by Bernatfabric

marker or fabric paintrubber stamp( I bought my sweet baby at Michaels for $1.50)

This cloth is small as it is intended to be baby sized…..

Cast on 30 st.

Bee stitch is (k1, k1 below, k1, k1 below) instead of knitting directly into the next st. put your needle right below next st. & pull all off the needle

Row 1 Knit

Row 2 k1 k1 below, k1 k1 below across

Row 3 Knit

Row 4 K2 k1 below, k1 k1 below across

Repeat these 4 rows for pattern

In centre of cloth insert stockingnette square 10 st by 10 rows….or desired size of square……..keeping bee stitch as sides

The last 10 rows you knit in the bee stitch pattern…Cast Off.

I took a rubber stamp I purchased from Micheals for $1.50 & using permanent markers I coloured the stamp & then aligned it up to fit in the square……The combination of the Bee stitch & the Bernat CottonTots will make this the softest cloth for baby.....

©Sept. 2006 Marilyn Wallace all rights reserved