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Child Vintage Knitting Pattern
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Child Vintage Knitting Pattern
In
creating this child vintage knitting pattern you will develop a garment
to be proud of. The archaic styling, and strong definition provided by
this article is a result of the pattern stitch that is used throughout.
What next?
You
will require a size 14, a 1pr and number 8 needles. The gauge will be
one inch equals five stitches and seven rows.
Pattern
Stitch
Work in the ribbing of P 4, K 9
JOR for 6 complete rows. In the next row work a double cable in each
panel of K9. Now continue in ribbing and hereafter work a double cable
in each panel of K 9 every fourteenth row, until each panel has cable
twisted 2 times, then work 6 rows and then discontinue working one K.
panel after each end whilst the 3K panels remains. Continue in pattern
for 2 more twists in each of these panels and then work 6 rows and
discontinue 1 more K panel each side until one knit panel remains.
Continue until two more twists have been made in this panel and then
work six rows and discontinue the knit panel. Please note that work
will be entirely in reverse stock stitch).
Back
Firstly
cast on 69 stitches and work even in pattern for two and a half inches.
Now
start shaping sides by decreasing 1 stitch each end by half an inch.
This should be done four times. Now work half inch in even piece
measures of five inches. Now increase 1 stitch each end every half inch
four times. Now just work even until piece measures thirteen inches.
Now bind off 3 stitches at beginning of next 2 rows.
Decrease
each end every other row four times. Work even until armhole measures
seven and a half inches and bind off.
Left Front
To
start cast on 54 stitches and work 11 stitches. Do center edge in Moss
stitch for a double border. Now work remaining stitches in cable and
rib pattern same as back shaping work at underarm every half inch after
the first two and a half inches are worked even.
Complete
until the piece measures the same as the back and start the underarm
and bind off four stitches. Do this at underarm edge. Now decrease one
at this edge every other row five times. Whilst doing this binding you
should bind off these 4 stitches. Now start shaping the neck by
decreasing first stitch. For the inside border every third row nine
times, then every 2nd row eight times. Work even until arm is seven and
a half inches long.
Now bind off all except border
stitches. Now Work two and a half inches until even on Moss stitch and
bind off.
Right
Front
The right front is worked to
correspond with the other side. Despite this start buttonholes one inch
from bottom and make five spaced every two and a quarter inches apart.
In order to Make at center edge work one stitch and bind off 3
stitches, then work 3 stitches and bind off 3 and then finish the row.
Next row cast on over those that are bound off.
Sleeves
Firstly
cast on 41 stitches and work on forty one stitches. Now work in Moss
stitch and work 2 inches even. This will make a cuff that can be turned
upwards. Now change to reverse ST stitch and increase one at the
beginning of every row fourteen times. Continue work even until piece
measures 4 1/2 inches long.
Now bind off three at
beginning of next two rows decreasing one each end every inch four
times. This will apply to each row another four times. Now work two
togs across row and work back before binding off.
Finishing
Fold
border back and hem down on wrong side of work to make a double border.
Try to buttonhole stitch around each buttonhole. Then slip stitch all
seams together and set in sleeves to complete the Child Vintage
Knitting pattern.
Good
luck on completing the child vintage knitting bag!
Please
view our Abbreviations should you have any problems.
DEC,
(decrease) = knit 2 STS, together. K, knit; p, purl; ST (STS); stitch,
stitches; NR: next row; SS, stocking ST, = knit one row, purl one row;
cast off = bind off.
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