![]() Here is a new knitting pattern for you. This scarf is made using Lion Brand Yarn "Scarfie". I used the Silver/Charcoal colorway for my scarf. This makes a great color for men or women. This scarf measures 10.5" x 48". The tiny triangles stitch pattern uses multiples of 5; making this pattern easily adjustable to the maker's needs. You can find this free pattern here
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![]() I love knitting dishcloths. They provide the perfect way to test new stitch patterns and techniques. I have used this stitch pattern in other projects and I just love it. It is easy to do and makes a beautiful textured fabric. If you can knit, ssk and kftb than you can make this!! All the notions you will need is a pair of size 7 US needles, a tapestry needle to weave in your ends and a pair of scissors or snips to cut your cotton yarn. I used Premier Home Cotton, 85% recycled cotton, 15% polyester. This cotton comes in 2.65 oz/75 gram balls, lots of beautiful solids, self-stripping and multi-colors. To begin: Cast on 3 sts
Row 1: knit across Row 2: kfb in 1st stitch, knit across; 1 increase made, 4 sts on your needle, repeat this row, increasing the 1st of every row until you have 55 sts on your needle. Once you have 55 sts on your needles you will begin your decrease rows. I use ssk for my decreases, you can use this same method or you can k2tog to make your decreases. Row 3: Knit 1, ssk, knit across. Repeat this row; decreasing 1 st each row until you have 3 sts left on your needle. Bind off last 3 stitches, snip your yarn, weave in ends. This pattern makes an 8" square cloth that can be used as a dishcloth, facecloth or even an afghan block. I hope you enjoy making this pattern. Any questions, comments or suggestions? Please feel free to ask. I will do my best to get back to you in a timely manner. It has been a long time since my last post. The past 2 years have been difficult, exciting, stressful, happy and sad. My sister has relocated to Maine and this past Thanksgiving was the first we have spent together in close to 40 years!! I have moved out of Ken's house and now have my own place, shared with a very spoiled parrot and an extremely spoiled and demanding siamese cat!!! I find myself doing more knitting than crocheting these days and have finally (after two years) written out and edited a new and free pattern for the Chevron Dishcloth. Chevron Dishcloth May 2022 ©Cheryl Frye Designs ![]() Materials - Premier Home Cotton, 85% recycled cotton, 15% polyester 1 2.65 oz ball US size 6 needles, tapestry needle, 2 stitch markers Abbreviations and stitches used - knit k, purl p, place/slip marker pm/sm Cast on co, bind off bo, right side rs, wrong side ws Notes - This pattern has a 3 stitch, garter stitch border. Once you begin the main pattern, the instructions are for the stitches between the markers!! Directions - Using the long tail cast on, co 41 sts, work 4 k, rows Set up row - k3, pm, p35, pm, k3 Main pattern - Row 1 (RS) K5, *p1, k5; rep from * to end. Row 2 (WS) K1, *p3, k3; rep from * to last 4 sts, p3, k1 Row 3 P2, *k1, p2; rep from* to end Row 4 P1, *k3, p3; rep from * to last 4 sts, k3, p1 Row 5 K2, *p1, k5; rep from * to last 3 sts, p1, k2 Row 6 Purl Repeat these 6 rows 8 times more. Work 4k rows, bind off; weave in ends ![]() We have recently found out that our dear, sweet Owen died of SIDS. I have decided to continue accepting donations, in his honor for SIDS research. All donations will be sent to Boston Childrens Hospital in Owen's name. Owen's death has been extemely hard on me. I just don't understand how God could take this beautiful boy from us. I have questioned my faith. I have been depressed. I have finally gotten to the point that I don't burst into tears every time I see his picture. I have stopped going on any kind of social media. For those of you that have tried to contact me through Facebook, Instagram or Ravelry; I apologize. I am trying. Trying to get back on track, trying to get the newest patterns I have edited and posted. I haven't been very successful, but I will continue to try. I have stopped taking monetary donations for the final expenses of my grandson Owen. We have obtained the goal that I set.
I want to say thank you to everyone that shared the post and to those who made monetary donations. Thank you all for your kind words and loving support. I will be taking a step back from social media to grieve privately with my family. ![]() On Wednesday, April 8, 2020 I was awoken by Ken on the phone saying that I needed to come to his house that my son needed me. I though my son was having a mental breakdown and needed me to talk to him and help him through whatever it was he was going through. When I got to the house there were emergency personnel on site, an ambulance, state police and the sherriff's patrol vehicles. My son was sitting in a sherriff's SUV sobbing hysterically. He was and still is very distraught. The picture on the left is his Christmas picture. He is a beautiful child, an angel now. I can't stop crying. I am trying to hold it together to help my son, but I don't know how to help him, other than just being there and hugging him and holding his hand. I keep reassuring him that I love him. I am trying to raise $2,000.00 to cover any expenses, the ambulance, the cremation, urn and burial plot. I am so grateful to anyone that can help. I don't know what else to do. What I didn't know is they were there for my son, he awoke to finding his little Owen, 4 and 1/2 months old dead in his bed. My family is in crisis. We have to try to hold it together for Owen's Mom and Dad. They are so grief stricken that I am worried about there mental health. I have done nothing but cry. I am appealing to all of you for help. I would like to try to get some donation's for them to help defray the cost of Owen's final expenses. Can you help, will you help, even if it is just sharing this post. I am making a donation button that is linked to my pay pal account. This money will be used to pay for his cremation, urn and a final resting spot.
I am sorry to post such a tragic event but my family is in crisis and we need help. I loved Owen to the moon and back and am forever gratefull that I was allowed to hold him and kiss him good by before the coroner took him from us. |
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