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2 NO. 2 BLANKET

8 RANTA SCARF

14 AXES SWEATER

24 NO. 1 PILLOW
 Blanket: /ˈblaŋkɪt/ a large

NO.2
piece of woollen or similar
material used as a covering
on a bed or elsewhere for

BLAN
warmth.
Origin: Middle English
(denoting undyed woollen

KET
cloth): via Old Northern
French from Old French
blanc ‘white’, ultimately of
Germanic origin.

15 MM 19 US
X4

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SCHEMATICS AND MEASUREMENTS

122 cm | 48 in
98

67 cm | 26 in
40

Stitches

Rows

Note: the Schematics in this pattern are not drawn to scale.

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 GAUGE

Take time to save time! Spend 10 minutes making your sample

ahead of time, to prevent having to adjust your pattern after you’ve
already begun, which can take hours or days to change, especially if
you have to start over completely.

The tension sample is the tension recommended for your project. It

is very important to make a tension sample in a 10x10 cm (4”x4”)
area, where you can count the number of rows and stitches that fit in
order to ensure that your tension is correct for the project. With this
method, your measurements will correspond with the specifications
in the schematic.

If your sample is smaller than recommended, try to knit more

loosely. If your sample is larger than recommended, try to knit more
tightly.

Ultimately, knitting is an art, not a science and you aren’t a

machine; so it’s normal to have a small variation of 1-3 cm in the
end.

You can find more information about creating a tension sample in

our blog post “HOW TO MEASURE A TENSION SAMPLE” that
you will find on our web site weareknitters.com

KNIT THE GAUGE IN:

10 X 10 cm
4” x 4”

15
8 rows

STOCKINETTE STITCH

6 stitches

YOU WILL NEED:

- 4 skeins of The Wool from We Are Knitters (200g)

- One pair of 15 mm / 19 US needles

- One sewing needle to finish and connect your pieces

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TECHNIQUES AND VIDEOS REQUIRED Easy Level

These are the stitches and techniques you’ll need to complete this project:

1. Cast on 6. Cast off stitches

NEED HELP?
2. Garter stitch 7. Weave ends in and finish
Tutorials for many of these
3. Knit stitches and techniques can
be found on our website,
4. Work stitches as they make sure to watch them
appear* and practice.

5. Purl weareknitters.com

* this technique is explained in the introduction

You can find all diagrams

and measurements on
page 3

INTRODUCTION

This project is knitted in one piece

lengthwise.

Before beginning it is important that you know

how to do the following technique:

Work stitches as they appear: to work the

stitches as they appear, this means knit the knit
stitches, and purl the purl stitches.

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 START KNITTING

1. Cast on 40 stitches onto place the working yarn in

one of the wooden needles. back of your work to make
a knit stitch.
2. Work rows 1 to 6 in
garter stitch, which means Rows 11, 13, and 15: knit
knit all stitches and all 6. *Purl 2, knit 4, purl 2,
rows. and knit 2*. Repeat from *
to * 2 more times. Knit 4.
3. Work rows 7 to 90 in
stockinette stitch with 4. Repeat rows 7 to 18 until
checks, this means: you reach row 90.

Row 7: knit all stitches. 5. Work rows 91 and 92

in stockinette stitch with
Row 8 and all even rows: a garter stitch border, as
knit 4. Knit the rest of the follows:
stitches as they appear until
there are 4 stitches left, Row 91: knit all stitches.
knit 4.
Row 92: knit 4, purl 32,
Rows 9 and 17: knit 6. knit 4.
*Purl 8, knit 2*. Repeat
from * to * 2 more times. 6. Work rows 93 to 98
Knit 4. garter stitch.

*ATTENTION! When, in 7. Cast off all stitches.

the same row, you work a
knit stitch followed by a
purl stitch (or vice versa),
you have to change the
position of your working
yarn. Place the working
yarn in front of your work
to make a purl stitch and

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HOW TO FINISH AND JOIN
YOUR PROJECT

Once you have finished knitting the

blanket it will look like the image in the
diagram.

To finish, make a knot and weave in the

tail end of yarn about 3 inches, cut off
even with the fabric. Weave in any loose
ends in the same way.

CUSTOMIZE!

Once you’re done knitting,

customize your project
with pins, brooches, etc.
Have fun with it! Send
us your pics through
Instagram using the
hashtags #weareknitters &
#no2blanket!
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 Scarf: /skärf/ plural scarves
\ˈskärvz\ or scarfs.

A length or square of fabric worn

around the neck or head.

Origin: Mid 16th century: probably

based on Old Northern French
escarpe, probably identical with Old
French escharpe ‘pilgrim’s bag’.

US 11

8 MM
UK 0
X4

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SCHEMATICS AND MEASUREMENTS

173 cm | 68 in
139

81 cm | 32 in
138

4 cm | 1/2 in
3

Stitches
Rows

Note: The tip of the scarf does not coincide with the center of the piece, but is slightly off-center.

Note: the Schematics in this pattern are not drawn to scale.

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 GAUGE

Take time to save time! Spend 10 minutes making your sample

ahead of time, to prevent having to adjust your pattern after you’ve
already begun, which can take hours or days to change, especially if
you have to start over completely.

The tension sample is the tension recommended for your project. It

is very important to make a tension sample in a 10x10 cm (4”x4”)
area, where you can count the number of rows and stitches that fit in
order to ensure that your tension is correct for the project. With this
method, your measurements will correspond with the specifications
in the schematic.

If your sample is smaller than recommended, try to knit more

loosely. If your sample is larger than recommended, try to knit more
tightly.

Ultimately, knitting is an art, not a science and you aren’t a

machine; so it’s normal to have a small variation of 1-3 cm in the
end.

You can find more information about creating a tension sample in

our blog post “HOW TO MEASURE A TENSION SAMPLE” that
you will find on our web site weareknitters.com

KNIT THE GAUGE IN:

10 X 10 cm
17 rows

4” x 4”

DIAGONAL LACE STITCH 8

8 stitches

YOU WILL NEED:

- 4 skeins of The Petite Wool from We Are Knitters (100g)

- One pair of 8 mm / 11 US / 0 UK needles

- One sewing needle to finish and connect your pieces

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TECHNIQUES AND VIDEOS REQUIRED Easy Level

These are the stitches and techniques you’ll need to complete this project:

1. Cast on 6. Yarn over cast off

NEED HELP?
2. Diagonal lace stitch 7. Weave in ends
Tutorials for many of these
3. Yarn over* 8. Add fringe stitches and techniques can
be found on our website,
4. Work 2 together* make sure to watch them
and practice.
5. Cast off stitches weareknitters.com

* These techniques are explained in the introduction.

You can find all diagrams

and measurements on
page 9.

INTRODUCTION

This project is knitted in one piece widthwise.

Before beginning it is important that you know

how to do the following techniques:

Yarn over: When you have to yarn over, wrap

your yarn around the right-hand needle from the
back to the front over the needle.

Work 2 stitches together: Work 2 stitches

together as if they were 1 stitch.

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 START KNITTING

1. Cast on 3 stitches onto one of the

wooden needles.

2. Work rows 1 to 138 in diagonal lace

stitch keeping in mind the following
increases:

Row 1: knit all stitches.

Row 2 and all even rows: purl all stitches.

Row 3: knit 1, yarn over, knit 1, yarn over,

knit 1. At the end of the row you will have
a total of 5 stitches.

Row 5: knit 1, yarn over, knit 1, yarn over,

knit 2 together, yarn over, knit 1. At the
end of the row you will have a total of 7
stitches.

Rows 7 and all odd rows: knit 1, yarn

over, knit 1. *Yarn over, knit 2 together*.
Repeat from * to * until there is 1 stitch
left. Yarn over, knit 1. At the end of row
138 you will have a total of 139 stitches.

3. Cast off all stitches with a yarn over

as follows: cast off 7 stitches knitwise,
yarn over, cast off yarn over. Repeat until
there are 6 stitches left. Cast off 6 stitches
knitwise.

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HOW TO FINISH AND JOIN
YOUR PROJECT

Once you have finished knitting your scarf

it will look like the image in the diagram.

To finish, make a knot and weave in the

tail end of yarn about 3 inches, cut off
even with the fabric. Weave in any loose
ends in the same way.

ADD FRINGE

To add fringe to your scarf, cut strands

about 12 inches long and tie them to the
edge of the scarf. If you are not sure how
to do this, you can consult the post on
our blog “HOW TO MAKE FRINGE” at
www.weareknitters.com.

CUSTOMIZE!

Once you’re done knitting,

customize your project
with pins, brooches, etc.
Have fun with it! Send
us your pics through
Instagram using the
hashtags #weareknitters &
#rantascarf!
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 AXES
Sweater: /ˈswɛtə/ A
knitted garment worn on
the upper body, typically

SWE
with long sleeves, put on
over the head. “Woolen
sweaters, cardigans,
mittens, and socks were

ATER
knitted with elaborate
patterns”. First known use
of sweater: 15th century.

8 US 6 UK
X7/8
5 MM

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SIZE GUIDE

This pattern is written for four sizes S [M, L, XL].

You can find the best size for you in the table below.

S M L XL

cm 82-89 90-97 98-105 106-115

in 32-35 35-38 38-41 41-45

cm 90 98 106 116

in 36 39 42 46

Chest measurement
Measurement of the garment

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 SCHEMATICS AND MEASUREMENTS

BACK AND FRONT

x2
58 [58, 60, 60] cm | 23 [23, 24, 24] in
128 [128, 134, 134]

45 [49, 53, 58] cm | 18 [19 1/2, 21, 23] in

68 [74, 80, 88]

SLEEVES
14 [14, 16 1/2, 16 1/2] in

8 [8, 9 1/2, 9 1/2] in

36 [36, 41, 41] cm

20 [20, 24, 24] cm

54 [54, 62, 62]

30 [30, 36, 36]

x2

Stitches

42 [42, 44, 44] cm | 16 1/2 [16 1/2, 17 1/2, 17 1/2] in

110 [110, 114, 114] Rows

Note: the Schematics in this pattern are not drawn to scale.

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GAUGE

Take time to save time! Spend 10 minutes making your sample

ahead of time, to prevent having to adjust your pattern after you’ve
already begun, which can take hours or days to change, especially if
you have to start over completely.

The tension sample is the tension recommended for your project. It

is very important to make a tension sample in a 10x10 cm (4”x4”)
area, where you can count the number of rows and stitches that fit in
order to ensure that your tension is correct for the project. With this
method, your measurements will correspond with the specifications
in the schematic.

If your sample is smaller than recommended, try to knit more

loosely. If your sample is larger than recommended, try to knit more
tightly.

Ultimately, knitting is an art, not a science and you aren’t a

machine; so it’s normal to have a small variation of 1-3 cm in the
end.

You can find more information about creating a tension sample in

our blog post “HOW TO MEASURE A TENSION SAMPLE” that
you will find on our web site weareknitters.com

KNIT THE GAUGE IN:

STOCKINETTE STITCH GARTER STITCH

10 X 10 cm 10 X 10 cm

5
21 rows

26 rows

5
4” x 4”

15 stitches
15 stitches

YOU WILL NEED:

- 7 [7, 8, 8] skeins of The Meriwool from We Are Knitters (100 g.)

- One pair of 5 mm / 8 US / 6 UK needles

- One sewing needle to finish and connect your pieces

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 TECHNIQUES AND VIDEOS REQUIRED Easy Level

These are the stitches and techniques you’ll need to complete this project:

1. Cast on 6. Increase stitches*

NEED HELP?
2. Garter stitch 7. Pick up stitches
Tutorials for many of these
3. Stockinette stitch 8. 1x1 Rib stitch stitches and techniques can
be found on our website,
4. Cast off stitches (in the 9. Seam and join make sure to watch them
middle of a row)* and practice.
10. Finish and weave
5. Cast off stitches in ends weareknitters.com

*these techniques are explained in the introduction

You can find all diagrams
and measurements on
page 16.

INTRODUCTION

This project is knitted in the pattern that correspond to one. Repeat theses steps to
several pieces which are then the size you are making before cast off the number of desired
seamed together: back, front, beginning to make it easier to stitches.
and sleeves. follow the pattern instructions. When the pattern specifies to
cast off 1 stitch, remember to
This pattern is written for four Before beginning it is work 2 stitches.
sizes S [M, L, XL]. Follow the important that you know how
instructions for the size you to do the following techniques: Increase stitches: When you
are making, keeping in mind have to increase 1, pick up the
that the first number refers to Cast off stitches in the strand between two stitches
size S, the second to size M, middle of a row: To cast a and twisting it place it on the
the third to size L, and the stitch off you have to work 2 left hand needle, then work as
fourth to size XL. When only stitches. This means: knit 2 indicated in the pattern.
one number is given it is the stitches and pass the first stitch
same for all sizes. over the second one. To cast
off another stitch, knit 1 more
We recommend circling, or stitch and pass the first stitch
highlighting, the numbers in on the needle over the second
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START KNITTING

BACK Row 118 [118, 124, 124] and 128, 128] to 128 [128, 134,
120 [120, 126, 126]: knit all 134] as follows:
1. Cast on 68 [74, 80, 88] stitches.
stitches onto one of the 5. Now we are going to divide Row 122 [122, 128, 128]: cast
wooden needles. your work in two to shape the off 3 stitches, knit to the end of
neck. To do so, work rows the row. You will have a total
2. Work rows 1 to 6 in garter 121 [121, 127, 127] to 128 of 25 [28, 29, 33] stitches.
stitch, which means knit all [128, 134, 134] in garter stitch
stitches and all rows. keeping in mind the following Row 123 [123, 129, 129] and
decreases: all odd rows: knit all stitches.
3. Work rows 7 to 108 [108,
114, 114] in stockinette stitch Row 121 [121, 127, 127]: knit Row 124 [124, 130, 130]: cast
with a garter stitch border, this 28 [31, 32, 36]. Cast off 12 off 2 stitches, knit to the end of
means: [12, 16, 16] stitches, knit to the row. You will have a total
the end of the row. of 23 [26, 27, 31] stitches.
Odd rows: knit all stitches.
Now your work is divided into Row 126 [126, 132, 132]: cast
Even rows: knit 9 [10, 11, 12], two sides. Leave the 28 [31, off 1 stitch, knit to the end of
purl 50 [54, 58, 64], knit 9 [10, 32, 36] stitches on hold that the row. You will have a total
11, 12]. you will work later. of 22 [25, 26, 30] stitches.

4. Work rows 109 [109, 115, Row 122 [122, 128, 128] and Row 128 [128, 134, 134]: knit
115] to 120 [120, 126, 126] all even rows: knit all stitches. all stitches.
keeping in mind the following
stitch changes: Row 123 [123, 129, 129]: cast 7. Cast off all stitches.
off 3 stitches, knit to the end of
Odd rows: knit all stitches. the row. You will have a total
of 25 [28, 29, 33] stitches.
Row 110 [110, 116, 116]: knit
14 [15, 16, 17], purl 40 [44, Row 125 [125, 131, 131]: cast
48, 54], knit 14 [15, 16, 17]. off 2 stitches, knit to the end of
the row. You will have a total
Row 112 [112, 118, 118]: knit of 23 [26, 27, 31] stitches.
19 [20, 21, 22], purl 30 [34,
38, 44], knit 19 [20, 21, 22]. Row 127 [127, 133, 133]: cast
off 1 stitch, knit to the end of
Row 114 [114, 120, 120]: knit the row. You will have a total
24 [25, 26, 27], purl 20 [24, of 22 [25, 26, 30] stitches.
28, 34], knit 24 [25, 26, 27].
6. Cast off 22 [25, 26, 30]
Row 116 [116, 122, 122]: knit stitches and pick up the 28 [31,
29 [30, 31, 32], purl 10 [14, 32, 36] stitches that you left
18, 24], knit 29 [30, 31, 32]. on hold. Work rows 122 [122,
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 FRONT Row 112 [112, 118, 118]: knit You will have a total of 25 [28,
19 [20, 21, 22], purl to the end 29, 33] stitches.
1. Repeat steps 1, 2, and 3 as of the row.
for the back. Row 111 [111, 117, 117] and
Row 113 [113, 119, 119]: cast all odd rows: knit all stitches.
2. Now we are going to divide off 2 stitches, knit to the end of
your work in two to shape the the row. You will have a total Row 112 [112, 118, 118]: cast
neck. To do so, work rows 109 of 23 [26, 27, 31] stitches. off 2 stitches, purl 3 [5, 5, 8],
[109, 115, 115] to 128 [128, knit to the end of the row. You
134, 134] in stockinette stitch Row 114 [114, 120, 120]: knit will have a total of 23 [26, 27,
with a garter stitch border 23 [25, 26, 27], purl 0 [1, 1, 4]. 31] stitches.
keeping in mind the following
decreases: Row 115 [115, 121, 121]: cast Row 114 [114, 120, 120]: cast
off 1 stitch, knit to the end of off 1 stitches, purl 0 [0, 0, 2],
Row 109 [109, 115, 115]: knit the row. You will have a total knit to the end of the row. You
28 [31, 32, 36]. Cast off 12 of 22 [25, 26, 30] stitches. will have a total of 22 [25, 26,
[12, 16, 16] stitches, knit to 30] stitches.
the end of the row. Rows 116 [116, 122, 122] to
128 [128, 134, 134]: knit all Row 116 [116, 122, 122]
Now your work is divided into stitches. and all even rows: knit all
two sides, leave 28 [31, 32, stitches.
36] stitches on hold that you 3. Cast off the 22 [25, 26, 28]
will work later. stitches and pick up the 28 [31, 4. Cast off all stitches.
32, 36] that you left on hold
Row 110 [110, 116, 116]: knit and work rows 110 [110, 116,
14 [15, 16, 17], purl to the end 116] to 128 [128, 134, 134] as
of the row. follows:
Row 111 [111, 117, 117]: cast
off 3 stitches, knit to the end of Row 110 [110, 116, 116]: cast
the row. You will have a total off 3 stitches. Purl 10 [12, 12,
of 25 [28, 29, 33] stitches. 15], knit to the end of the row.

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SLEEVES Row 1 and all unspecified At the end of row 99 [99, 107,
rows: knit all stitches. 107] you will have a total of
Follow these instructions twice Rows 11 [11, 11, 11], 19 [19, 54 [54, 62, 62] stitches.
to make two sleeves. 19, 19], 27 [27, 27, 27], 35
[35, 35, 35], 43 [43, 43, 43], 3. Cast off all stitches.
1. Cast on 30 [30, 36, 36] 51 [51, 51, 51], 59 [59, 59,
stitches onto one of the 59], 67 [67, 67, 67], 75 [75,
wooden needles. 75, 75], 83 [83, 83, 83], 91
[91, 91, 91], 99 [99, 99, 99]
2. Work rows 1 to 110 [110, and 0 [0, 107, 107]: knit 2,
114, 114] in garter stitch increase 1, knit all stitches
keeping in mind the following until there are 2 stitches left,
increases: increase 1, knit 2.

HOW TO FINISH AND JOIN YOUR PROJECT

Now we are going to shape the neck. To do so:

1. Thread the tapestry needle with the same

yarn that you used for your project and sew
one of the shoulders. To do this, place the front
and back right side down lining up the shoulder
seams. Sew 22 [25, 26, 30] stitches from one
of the shoulders, make a knot and put down the
tapestry needle for now.

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 2. Using the wooden needles pick up 78 [78, 3. With these stitches work 4 rows in 1x1 rib
86, 86] stitches around the neck (54 [54, 58, stitch, this means: knit 1, purl 1*. Repeat until
58] the end of the row and until you reach row 4.
from the front and 24 [24, 28, 28] from the
back). With these stitches work 4 rows in 1x1 4. Cast off all stitches.
rib stitch. Cast off all picked up stitches.
5. With the tapestry needle sew ends of neck
seam and second shoulder seam like the first.

You can find more details on how to do this

on our blog at www.weareknitters.com under
the post “HOW TO PICK UP STITCHES
TO MAKE SLEEVES AND NECKS FOR
SWEATERS”.

6. Sew the sleeve to the body of sweater,

lining up center of sleeve with shoulder seam.
Repeat for the second sleeve.

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7. Next, sew side seams and sleeve seams.

8. To finish, make a knot and weave in the tail

end of yarn about 3 inches, cut off even with
the fabric. Weave in any loose ends in the same
way.

You can find more details on how to do this

on our blog at www.weareknitters.com under
the post “HOW TO MAKE AN INVISIBLE
SEAM”.

CUSTOMIZE!

Once you’re done knitting,

customize your project
with pins, brooches, etc.
Have fun with it! Send
us your pics through
Instagram using the
hashtags #weareknitters &
#axessweater
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 pil·low (pĭl′ō)
n.
A cloth case stuffed with
something soft, such as down,
feathers, or foam rubber,
used to cushion a part of
the body,especially the head
during sleep.

15 MM 19 US
X2

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SCHEMATICS AND MEASUREMENTS

48 cm | 19 in
29

91 cm | 36 in
72

Stitches
Rows

Note: the Schematics in this pattern are not drawn to scale.

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 GAUGE

Take time to save time! Spend 10 minutes making your sample

ahead of time, to prevent having to adjust your pattern after you’ve
already begun, which can take hours or days to change, especially if
you have to start over completely.

The tension sample is the tension recommended for your project. It

is very important to make a tension sample in a 10x10 cm (4”x4”)
area, where you can count the number of rows and stitches that fit in
order to ensure that your tension is correct for the project. With this
method, your measurements will correspond with the specifications
in the schematic.

If your sample is smaller than recommended, try to knit more

loosely. If your sample is larger than recommended, try to knit more
tightly.

Ultimately, knitting is an art, not a science and you aren’t a

machine; so it’s normal to have a small variation of 1-3 cm in the
end.

You can find more information about creating a tension sample in

our blog post “HOW TO MEASURE A TENSION SAMPLE” that
you will find on our web site weareknitters.com

KNIT THE GAUGE IN:

10 X 10 cm
4” x 4”

15
8 rows

REVERSE STOCKINETTE STITCH

6 stitches

YOU WILL NEED:

- 2 skeins of The Wool from We Are Knitters (200g)

- One pair of 15 mm / 19 US needles

- One sewing needle to finish and connect your pieces

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TECHNIQUES AND VIDEOS REQUIRED Intermediate
Level

These are the stitches and techniques you’ll need to complete this project:

1. Cast on
NEED HELP?
2. Reverse stockinette stitch
Tutorials for many of these
3. Seed stitch stitches and techniques can
be found on our website,
4. Cast off stitches make sure to watch them
and practice.
5. Seam and join
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6. Weave ends in and finish

You can find all diagrams

and measurements on
page 25.

INTRODUCTION

This project is knitted in one piece lengthwise and

then folded and seamed.

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 START KNITTING

1. Cast on 29 stitches onto more times. Knit 7. 1, purl 1, knit 4*. Purl 1.
one of the wooden needles. Repeat from * to * 1 more
Row 7: purl 1. *Purl 5, knit time, knit 1.
2. Work rows 1 to 72 in 1, purl 1, knit 1, purl 5 *.
stockinette stitch and seed Knit 1. Repeat from * to * Row 13: purl 1. *Purl 5,
stitch as follows: until there is 1 stitch left, knit 1, purl 1, knit 1, purl
purl 1. 5*. Knit 1. Repeat from *
Row 1: * purl 2, knit 1, purl to * 1 more time, purl 1.
1, knit 1, purl 2, knit 1, purl Row 8: knit 1. *Knit 4, purl
2, knit 1, purl 1, knit 1, purl 1, knit 1, purl 1, knit 1, purl Row 14: repeat row 6.
1*. Repeat from * to * 1 1, knit 4*. Purl 1. Repeat
more time, purl 1. from * to * until there is 1 Row 15: repeat row 5.
stitch left, knit 1.
Row 2: * knit 1, purl 1, knit Row 16: * knit 1, purl 1,
1, purl 1, knit 3, purl 1, knit Row 9: purl 1. *Purl 3, knit knit 5, purl 1, knit 5, purl
3, purl 1, knit 1, purl 1*. 1, purl 1, knit 1, purl 1, knit 1*. Repeat from * to * 1
Repeat from * to * until 1, purl 1, knit 1, purl 3*. more time, knit 1.
there is 1 stitch left, knit 1. Knit 1. Repeat from * to *
until there is 1 stitch left, Row 17: purl 1. * Purl 1,
Row 3: purl 2. * Knit 1, purl 1. knit 1, purl 4, knit 1, purl
purl 4, knit 1, purl 4, knit 4, knit 1, purl 1*. Knit 1.
1, purl 1*. Knit 1, purl 1. Row 10: knit 1. *Knit 2, Repeat from * to * 1 more
Repeat from * to * until purl 1, knit 1, purl 1, knit 3, time, purl 1.
there is 1 stitch left, purl 1. purl 1, knit 1, purl 1, knit 2
*. Purl 1. Repeat from * to Row 18: * knit 1, purl 1,
Row 4: * knit 1, purl 1, knit * 1 more time, knit 1. knit 1, purl 1, knit 3, purl 1,
5, purl 1, knit 5, purl 1*. knit 3, purl 1, knit 1, purl
Repeat from * to * until Row 11: purl 1. *Purl 3, 1 *. Repeat from * to * 1
there is 1 stitch left, knit 1. knit 1, purl 1, knit 1, purl 1, more time, knit 1.
knit 1, purl 1, knit 1, purl
Row 5: purl 1. *Purl 6, knit 3*. Knit 1. Repeat from * Repeat rows 1 to 18 until
1*. Repeat from * to * 2 to * until there is 1 stitch you reach row 72.
more times. Purl 7. left, purl 1.
3. Cast off all stitches.
Row 6: knit 1. *Knit 6, purl Row 12: knit 1. *Knit 4,
1*. Repeat from * to * 2 purl 1, knit 1, purl 1, knit

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HOW TO FINISH AND JOIN
YOUR PROJECT

Once you have finished knitting your 3. Now sew the top of the pillow closed.
pillow it will look like the image in the
diagram.

1. Fold the piece in half with right sides

showing. Thread the tapestry needle with
the same yarn that you used for your
project and sew the sides with a zigzag
stitch.

4. To finish, make a knot and weave in

the tail end of yarn about 3 inches, cut off
even with the fabric. Weave in any loose
ends in the same way.

2. Stuff your pillow with pillow stuffing or

leftover yarn until you achieve the desired
shape.

CUSTOMIZE!

Once you’re done knitting,

customize your project
with pins, brooches, etc.
Have fun with it! Send
us your pics through
Instagram using the
hashtags #weareknitters &
#no1pillow!
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