Australian Knitting — July 2016

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WORKING PATTERN

Row 1: knit

Row 2: purl

Row 3:K1, *K2 tog 3 times, yo, K1 6

times, k2tog 3 times*. Repeat from *

to *, k1

Row 4: knit

These four rows make up the pattern.

WRAP

Using MC and 8.00mm needles, cast

on 182 sts. Work two pattern repeats

(8 rows).

Next, with colour C1 work a further

two pattern repeats.

Continue working in this way,

arranging colours as follows: MC, C1,

MC, C2, MC, C3, MC, C4, MC, C3,

MC, C2, MC, C1, MC.

Cast off loosely. To finish, darn in ends

and lightly block if desired.

SCARF

Using 8mm needles cast on 38 stitches.

Work 4 row pattern until work

measures 140 cm or desired length.

Cast off loosely. Darn in ends.

Knitalpaca

Ph: 03 5235 9208

http://www.knitalpaca.com.au

Waves of the Otways – Knitalpaca

Waves of the Otways

Inspired by the rolling hills of Victoria’s Otway Ranges, this pattern offers

variations of an old favourite pattern. By Virginia Atkins

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