Machine: Singer 155 , 110 needle bed machine
Yarn: Lion Brand Fisherman wool
Yarn substitutes: any worsted weight wool yarn will work
Tension: 8.1
All stitches in the pattern are hand manipulated with a 3 prong tool.
Abbreviations:
Sts.=Stitches
RC = row counter
K = knit
CO= cast on
BO = bind off
CO 38 sts. Using the crochet cast on. ( 19<-0->19 ). K 1 row, drop comb, hang weights. I use 2 large weights.
K 1row. Set row counter to “0”.
Begin lace pattern and follow chart. Use a 3 prong tool to transfer sts. Start with the 3rd st. from the right edge, move sts. 17, 16, 15 to sts.16, 15, 14. Transfer all sts. on chart in the same direction moving across the machine from right to left side. K 2 rows and continue to work chart for as long as you want the scarf to be.
(click pictures to see full size image)
BO all sts. Using the crochet cast off. Wash and lightly block.
This scarf can be knit by hand using worsted weight yarn and size 9 needles. Just follow the chart. Purl the even # rows.
O= yo
/|\= sl, k2tog, psso ( slip 1 st, knit 2 sts. together, pass the slip stitch over)
This is a super fast and easy lace scarf perfect for a fast gift.
Adrienne (^_^)
pattern and images © Adrienne Medrano 2009
6 comments:
thanks so much!!
Thanks for posting this! I needed a first real project after playing around with a new knitting machine. Coming into it as a long time hand knitting, I couldn't settle for something boring! This is just the right amount of challenge :) Thnxs!!
how do you print that pattern
Your scarf is very lovely and being a machine knitter I was planning on making it for a gift. In your written instructions it states (using the 3-prong tool) to move the 3rd, 4th & 5th stitch over one needle space and repeat across the needle bed, then knit 2 rows. But the chart shows moving 3 sts to the left and 3 sts to the right, then knitting one row. I'm afraid I'm a little confused on the instructions and the chart. Thank you.
You are still knitting 2 rows, making the transfers, k2R...that is shown on the chart.
You are correct about /|\ though, that is one stitch from L of a stitch and one R of stitch being put on that needle. You can't transfer all stitches in same directions. Follow the chart, not her instructions. I believe she means that throughout, when you transfer your carriage is always on the same side. Always transfer when your carriage is on Right.
It's a full fashioned move. You are moving 3sts over 1 needle to the central needle from left of central needle and then 3sts the same way from the right. Cast on some sts and then read while looking at your bed. Becomes crystal clear
Post a Comment