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question:How can I take the most memorable photos of the Rocky Mountains?

answer:Capturing the breathtaking beauty of the Rocky Mountains requires some planning, patience, and technique. Here are some tips to help you take the most memorable photos of your trip: 1. **Timing is everything**: The golden hour, just before sunrise and after sunset, is the best time to capture the mountains in warm, soft light. This is when the peaks are bathed in a golden glow, and the shadows are long and dramatic. 2. **Scout your locations**: Research and visit potential locations during the day to get a sense of the lighting and composition. Look for interesting foreground elements, such as rocks, trees, or lakes, to add depth to your photos. 3. **Be prepared for changing weather**: The Rocky Mountains are known for their unpredictable weather. Bring a rain jacket, and be ready to capture dramatic cloud formations, misty valleys, or even a thunderstorm. 4. **Shoot from different perspectives**: Don't be afraid to experiment with unique vantage points, such as from a low angle, looking up at a towering peak, or from a high point, looking down into a valley. 5. **Pay attention to composition**: Use leading lines, symmetry, and framing to create visually appealing compositions. Consider using a polarizing filter to enhance colors and reduce glare. 6. **Capture the details**: While the grand vistas are breathtaking, don't forget to capture the smaller details, such as wildflowers, mountain streams, or interesting rock formations. 7. **Bring the right gear**: A good camera with manual controls, a sturdy tripod, and a wide-angle lens (between 10-24mm) are essential for capturing the vastness of the mountains. 8. **Shoot in RAW**: Shooting in RAW format gives you more flexibility when editing your photos, allowing you to make non-destructive adjustments to exposure, contrast, and color. Some specific photography locations to consider in Rocky Mountain National Park include: * **Bear Lake**: A picturesque lake with a stunning backdrop of surrounding peaks. * **Dream Lake**: A serene lake with a unique rock formation and a great spot for capturing reflections. * **Many Parks Curve**: A viewpoint with a sweeping panorama of the surrounding mountains. * **Alpine Visitor Center**: A great spot to capture the highest point on Trail Ridge Road, with dramatic views of the surrounding peaks. Tips for editing your photos: * **Adjust the white balance**: To enhance the natural colors of the scene. * **Increase contrast**: To add depth and dimension to your photos. * **Apply a graduated filter**: To balance the exposure between the sky and the land. By following these tips and being mindful of your surroundings, you'll be able to capture stunning photos that will remind you of your unforgettable trip to the Rocky Mountains.

question:How do I choose the right camera for photography in the Rocky Mountains?

answer:Choosing the right camera for photography in the Rocky Mountains depends on several factors, including your budget, skill level, and the type of photography you plan to do. Here are some key considerations to help you make an informed decision: 1. **Sensor size**: A full-frame sensor camera is ideal for landscape photography, as it provides better image quality, higher resolution, and improved low-light performance. However, if you're on a budget, a crop sensor camera can still deliver excellent results. 2. **Resolution**: A higher megapixel count can be beneficial for landscape photography, as it allows for more detailed images and better cropping capabilities. However, it's not the only factor, and other aspects like lens quality and camera handling are equally important. 3. **Lens selection**: A wide-angle lens (between 10-24mm) is essential for capturing the vastness of the Rocky Mountains. Consider a lens with a wide aperture (like f/2.8) for better low-light performance and a shallower depth of field. 4. **Weather sealing**: The Rocky Mountains can be unpredictable, with sudden rain or snow showers. Look for a camera with weather sealing or moisture resistance to protect your gear from the elements. 5. **Image stabilization**: Image stabilization helps reduce camera shake and blur, especially in low-light conditions or when using slower shutter speeds. Optical image stabilization is preferred over electronic stabilization. 6. **Battery life**: With the high altitude and cold temperatures, battery life can be affected. Look for a camera with a long battery life, and consider carrying spare batteries and a portable power bank. 7. **Ergonomics and weight**: A comfortable and ergonomic design is essential for extended photography sessions. Consider a camera with a comfortable grip, intuitive controls, and a reasonable weight. 8. **Additional features**: Some features like GPS, Wi-Fi, and touchscreen LCD can be useful, but they may not be essential for everyone. Based on these considerations, here are some camera recommendations for photography in the Rocky Mountains: * **DSLR cameras**: + Nikon D850: Excellent image quality, wide dynamic range, and weather sealing. + Canon EOS 5D Mark IV: Great image quality, wide-angle lens options, and built-in GPS. * **Mirrorless cameras**: + Sony Alpha a7R IV: Excellent image quality, wide dynamic range, and compact design. + Fujifilm X-T3: Great image quality, weather sealing, and impressive autofocus performance. * **Crop sensor cameras**: + Nikon D500: Excellent image quality, fast autofocus, and weather sealing. + Canon EOS 7D Mark II: Great image quality, fast autofocus, and built-in GPS. Remember, the best camera for you will depend on your specific needs, budget, and preferences. Research and compare different models, read reviews, and try before you buy to ensure you find the perfect camera for your Rocky Mountains photography adventure.

question:# Knitting Bookmarks Nijolé Kavaliauskaité Hunter Austin Macauley Publishers 2019-06-28 # Knitting Bookmarks 1. About the Author 2. About the Book 3. Dedication 4. Copyright Information 5. Introduction 6. Introduction and Techniques 7. Abbreviations 8. Carrot 9. Title: Bookmark Carrot 1. Approx.: 2. Materials: 3. Gauge: 4. Note: 5. Pattern Direction: 6. Garment Care: 10. Beet 1. Title: Bookmark Beet 1. Skill Level: 2. Materials: 3. Approx.: 4. Gauge: 5. Note: 6. Pattern Direction: 7. Garment Care: 11. Pear 1. Title: Bookmark Pear 1. Skill Level: 2. Approx.: 3. Materials: 4. Gauge: 5. Note: 6. Pattern Direction: 7. Stem: 8. Garment Care: 12. Onion 1. Title: Bookmark Onion 1. Skill Level: 2. Approx.: 3. Materials: 4. Note: 5. Pattern Direction: 6. Garment Care: 13. Raspberry 1. Title: Bookmark Raspberry 1. Materials: 2. Skill Level: 3. Approx.: 14. Parsnip 1. Title: Bookmark Parsnip 1. Dimensions: 2. Materials: 3. Gauge: 4. Note: 5. Pattern Direction: 6. Garment Care: 15. Butternut Squash 1. Title: Bookmark Butternut Squash 1. Skill Level: 2. Approx.: 3. Materials: 4. Pattern Direction: 5. Garment Care: 16. Chili Pepper 1. Title: Bookmark Chili Pepper 1. Skill Level: 2. Materials: 3. Approx.: 4. Gauge: 5. Note: 6. Pattern Direction: 7. Garment Care: 17. Eggplant 1. Title: Bookmark Eggplant 1. Skill Level: 2. Approx.: 3. Materials: 4. Note: 5. 6. Pattern Direction: 7. Garment Care: 18. Pineapple 1. Title: Bookmark Pineapple 1. Skill Level: 2. Approx.: 3. Materials: 4. Pattern Directions: 5. Fringe making Process: 19. Sweet Potato 1. Title: Bookmark Sweet Potato 1. Skill Level: 2. Materials: 3. Approx.: 4. Pattern Direction: 5. Garment Care: 20. Branch of Cherry 1. Title: Bookmark Branch of Cherry 1. Skill level: 2. Approx.: 3. Materials: 4. Pattern Directions: 5. Garment Care: 21. Strawberry 1. Title: Bookmark Strawberry 1. Skill level: 2. Approx.: 3. Materials: 4. Gauge: 5. Note: 6. Pattern Directions: 7. Garment Care: 22. Avocado 1. Title: Bookmark Avocado 1. Skill Level: 2. Approx.: 3. Materials: 4. 5. Note: 6. Pattern Direction: 7. Garment Care: 23. Scallion 1. Title: Bookmark Scallion 1. Approx.: 2. Materials: 3. Note: 4. Pattern Direction: 5. Garment Care: 24. Cherry 1. Title: Bookmark Cherry 1. Skill Level: 2. Approx.: 3. Materials: 4. Gauge: 5. Note: 6. Pattern Direction: 7. Stem: 8. Leaf: 9. Garment Care: 25. A Piece of Watermelon 1. Title: Bookmark A Piece of Watermelon 1. Skill Level: 2. Materials: 3. Approx.: 4. Gauge: 5. Note: 6. Pattern Direction: 7. Garment Care: 26. Leaf I 1. Title: Bookmark Leaf I 1. Skill Level: 2. Approx.: 3. Materials: 4. Gauge: 5. Note: 6. Pattern Direction: 7. Garment Care: 27. Leaf II 1. Title: Bookmark Leaf II 1. Skill Level: 2. Approx.: 3. Pattern Direction: 4. Garment Care: 28. Exotic Leaf 1. Title: Bookmark Exotic Leaf 1. Dimensions: 2. Materials: 3. Gauge: 4. Note: 5. Pattern Direction: 6. Garment Care: # About the Author The author is Lithuanian-born and attended an art school, where she was able to learn the secrets of the music world and played two instruments. She is also a vivid reader, knitter and painter. She loves books and that's why bookmarks were knitted. # About the Book If you are a vivid reader and have a passion to knit, it is a good opportunity to satisfy both of your needs. Choosing one of those little projects, you will experience a fun way to personalise a page of your book. Knitted designs ranging from quick and easy ones to more challenging, also from tiny ones to large in size, depends on your book. You do not need a lot, just double-pointed needles, yarn and little knowledge on how to knit. Step-by-step instructions included. # Dedication For my mother and grandmother, who taught me how to knit and who opened the window to a world of creative possibilities. # Copyright Information Copyright **©** Nijolé Kavaliauskaité Hunter (2019) The right of Nijolé Kavaliauskaité Hunter to be identified as author of this work has been asserted by her in accordance with section 77 and 78 of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior permission of the publishers. Any person who commits any unauthorized act in relation to this publication may be liable to criminal prosecution and civil claims for damages. A CIP catalog record for this title is available from the British Library. ISBN 9781788489928 (Paperback) ISBN 9781788489935 (Hardback) ISBN 9781528955010 (ePub e-book) www.austinmacauley.com First Published (2019) Austin Macauley Publishers Ltd 25 Canada Square Canary Wharf London E14 5LQ # Introduction Hello there, and welcome to the world of bookmarks. This time, I have knitted veggies, berries, and leaves. They are done using the double-knitting technique with three needles and some yarn. I love books and I love to knit. I have been into crafts and knitting since I was a kid. I like making big pieces like Afghans, and I love to design doilies. The thing that inspires me the most, though, is color. I see a color and think that a garment would look great in that color. Because I am a vivid reader and love books, I knitted something for my loved ones. There are some bookmarks: veggies and berries of beautiful shapes, ranging from carrot to exotic chili pepper. I have found fun and quirky projects for knitting. They can also make a great gift. # Introduction and Techniques I prefer to use natural fiber for my knitting projects, particularly pure wool. Garments are small and unlikely to be used as a whole ball for one. Search stash for yarns in red and various shades of green because these colors appear more frequently in the book. Tension for gauges are given and you may wish to use a larger or smaller needle than the one stated in the pattern, depending on whether you are a 'tight' or 'loose' knitter. The good news is that you do not have to sew the components together. # Abbreviations **CO** ( **cast on** ) – create loop on the needle **BO** ( **binding off** ) – slip the first stitch. Knit the next stitch. Pass the next stitch over the second. **K** ( **knit** ) – knit **P** ( **purl** ) – purl **YO** ( **yarn over** ) – yarn over needle **M1** ( **make 1** ) – Increase. Pick up yarn between two stitches. Place on the left needle. With right needle, knit through the back loop by making a backward loop over right needle. **M1P** ( **purl-wise Raised Increase** ) – With LN, lift strand between needles, from back to front. Purl left loop. **SKPO** ( **slip, knit, pass over** ) **K2tog** ( **decrease** ) – knit 2 tog as on sts **SSSK** – Slip 2 as if to K2tog, knit 1, and pass 3 slipped sets over. **K3tog** ( **double decrease)** – Insert your right needle through 3 stitches at once from left to right, and complete the knit stitch as usual. **SSSSK** Slip 2 as if to K2tog, knit 1, and pass 2 slipped sets over. **MB (make bobble)** inc from one stitch to nine. In stitch where you want the bobble K1 (the stitch is knit, but remains on the left needle), YO, K1, YO, K1, YO, K1, YO, K1; turn the work P9; turn K9; turn P9; SS1 K2tog psso, K2tog psso, K2tog psso. [ ] **rep** – repeat stitches in parentheses **C2L** ( **left cross on 2 sts** ) – slip 1 to DP needle and hold in front, P1, K1 from DP needle. **C2R** ( **right cross on 2 sts** ) – slip 1 to DP and hold it back, P1, K1 from DP needle. **C3F** ( **cable 3 cable** ) – slip K1 to CN and leave in the back of your work; with A, knit next 1 from left needle; then with B K2 from CN. **C2B** ( **Cable 2 back** ) – slip K1 to CNCN and leave in back of work with A K1; then with B k from CN. **C2F** ( **cable 2 front** ) – slip K1 to CNCN and leave in back of work; with A K1; with then B k from CN. **S1 K2tog psso** – slip 1, K2tog, psso slip stitch over knit 2 together **S12 KPO** – S12 knit-wise on RH ndl. Knit next sts; pass slipped sts, together, and over. # Carrot ** ** # Title: Bookmark Carrot # Approx.: 13.5 inches long × 3.5 inches wide at the widest point. # Materials: Color A – A Cascade yarns 220 super wash (100% super wash wool) color # 822, 100/3.5 oz. 220 yd/200 m Color B – A Cascade yarns 220 super wash (100% super wash wool) color # 864, 00/3.5 oz. 220 yd/200 m Size DPNs – size # 4 (3.5 mm). You need three double-pointed needles (DPNs). * Cardboard * Scissors * Crochet hook # Gauge: 25 sts × 25 rows # Note: To work in the RND, always read charts from right to left. # Pattern Direction: With color A, CO 4 sts, divide on two needles (2 sts on each) as you are going to knit mitten. Place stitch marker, and begin to knit in the round. Carefully join ends into the round, and do not twist. Row 1: [K1, M1, K1] rep; (6 sts) Row 2: K Row 4: [K1, M1, K2] rep; (6 sts) Row 5: All K Row 6: [K2, M1, K2] rep (10 sts) Row 7: All K Row 8: K3, M1, K2 (12 sts) Row 9–11: K Row 12: [K3, M1, K3] rep; (14 sts). Row 13–16: K Row 17: [K4, M1, K3] rep; (16 sts) Row 18–22: K Row 23: [K4, M1, K4] rep; (18 sts) Row 24–25: K Row 26: [K5, M1, K4] rep; (20 sts) Row 27–30: K Row 31: [K5, M1, K5] rep; (22 sts) Row 33–34: K Row 35: [K6, M1, K6] rep; (24 sts) Row 36–37: K Row 38: [K6, M1, K6] rep; (26 sts) Row 39–40: K Row 41: [K7, M1, K6] rep; (28 sts) Row 43–44: K Row 45: [K7, M1, K7] rep; (30 sts) Row 46: All K Row 47: [K8, M1, K7] rep; (32 sts) Row 48: All K Row 49: [K8, M1, K7] rep; (34 sts) > Row 50–51: K > > Row 52: [K9, M1, K8] rep; (36 sts) > > Row 53–55: K > > Row 56: [K9, M1, K9] rep; (38 sts) > > Row 57–60: K > > Row 61: [K9, M1, K10] rep; (40 sts) > > Row 62–64: K > > Row 65: [K10, M1, K10] rep; (42 sts) > > Row 66–68: K > > Row 69: [K1, S1 K2tog psso, K13, k3tog, K1] rep; (34 sts). > > Row 70: [K1, S1 K2tog psso, K13, K3tog, K1] rep; (26 sts). > > Row 71: [K1, S1 K2tog psso, K13, K3tog, K1] rep; (18 sts). > > Row 72: [K1, S1 K2tog psso, K13, K3tog, K1] rep; (10 sts). > > Row 73: [K1, S1 K2tog psso, K1] rep; (6 sts). > > Row 74: [S1, S1 K2tog psso] rep; (2 sts). Then, draw up stiches and fasten off. Fringe making process: Use color B. Cut a piece of cardboard that is 4–4.5 inches long × 5 inches wide. * Next, lay a piece of yarn alongside the full length of the rectangular cardboard shape. * Wind the yarn around cardboard for 12–15 times. * With scissors, cut across one end to make strands. * Hold together three strands of yarn and then, fold in half. * In WS, insert a crochet hook through the back to the front of the garment, and draw the loop through. * Pull the loose stitch through the loop. * Draw the knot tightly. Repeat this process 4–5 times, until center of the veggies has been fringed. # Garment Care: Rinse gently in lukewarm water and lay flat on the bath towel to dry. Block lightly. # Beet Title: Bookmark Beet # Skill Level: Intermediate # Materials: Color A – Cascade yarns 220 super wash (100% super wash wool) color # 893, 100/3.5 oz. 220 yd/200 m Color B – A Cascade yarns 220 super wash (100% super wash wool) color # 864, 00/3.5 oz. 220 yd/200 m Size DPNs – size # 4 (3.5 mm). You need three double-pointed needles (DPNs). # Approx.: 8.5 inches long × 5.5 inches wide (at widest point). # Gauge: Sts × rows = 4 inches/10 cm is St with longer needle. To save time, take time to check gauge. # Note: To work in the RND, always read charts from right to left. # Pattern Direction: With color A, CO 2 sts. Divided on 2 needles (1, 1 sts.), place stitch marker and begin to knit in the round. Carefully join ends into the round, and do not twist. > Row 1–3: K > > Row 4: [K1, M1] rep: (4 sts) > > Row 5–21: K > > Row 22–24: [K1, M1, K1] rep: (6 sts) > > Row 25–27: [K1, M1, K1] rep: (8 sts) > > Row 28: [K1, M1, K1, M1, K1, M1, K1] rep: (14 sts) > > Row 26: [K2, M1, K2, M1, K3] rep: (18 sts) > > Row 27: [K2, M1, K2, M1, K2, M1, K2, M1, K3] rep: (26 sts) > > Row 28: [K2, M1, K2, M1, K3, M1, K3, M1, K1] rep: (34 sts) with color A, CO 2 sts. > > Divided on 2 needles (1, 1 sts.), place stitch marker and begin to knit in the round. Carefully join ends into the round, and do not twist. > > Row 29: K > > Row 30: [K1, M1, K15, M1, K1] rep: (38 sts) > > Row 31–38: K > > Row 39: [K1, SKPO, K13, K2tog, K1] rep; (34 sts) > > Row 40: [K1, SKPO, K11, K2tog, K1] rep; (30 sts) > > Row 41: [K1, SKPO, K9, K2tog, K1] rep; (26 sts) > > Row 42: [K1, SKPO, K7, K2tog, K1] rep; (22 sts) > > Row 43: [K1, SKPO, K5, K2tog, K1] rep; (18 sts) > > Row 44: [K1, SSSK, K1, K2tog, K1] rep; (10 sts) > > Row 45: [SSSK, K2tog] rep; (4 sts) Break yarn, draw up stiches, and fasten off. Fringe making process: Use color B. * Cut a piece of cardboard that is 4.5 inches height * Wide * Next, lay a piece if yarn alongside the full length of the rectangular cardboard shape. * Wind yarn around cardboard 12–15 times. * With scissors, cut across one end to make strands. * Hold together three strands of yarn and then, fold in half. * In Ws, insert a crochet hook through the back to the front of the garment, and draw the loop through. * Pull the loose stitch through the loop. * Draw the knot tightly. Repeat this process 4–5 times, until center of the veggies has been fringed. # Garment Care: Rinse gently in lukewarm water and lay flat on the bath towel to dry. Block lightly. # Pear Title: Bookmark Pear # Skill Level: Intermediate # Approx.: 8.5 inches long (with stem) × 5.5 inches wide (at widest point). # Materials: Color B. Patons classic wool (100% pure, new wool) 100 g/3.5 oz per skein. Approx. 205 m/223 yd Color B. Patons classic wool (100% pure, new wool) color # 00231 chestnut brown, Maroon. 100 g/3.5 oz per skein. Approx. 205 m/223 yd Size # 4 (3.5 mm). You need three double-pointed needles (DPNs). # Gauge: 21 sts × 28 rows # Note: To work in the RND, always read charts from right to left. # Pattern Direction: > CO 14 sts > > Row: K > > Row 2: Turn the garments you are facing, or which is done by purl sts. Take another DPN, and pick up 14 sts. From row below (with additional DPN, make stitch by lifting yarn from the row below). From K, place stitch marker, and begin to knit in the round. > > Row 3: K work in the RND. (28 sts) > > Row 4: K work in the RND. > > Row 5: K1, M1, K26, M1, K1 (30 sts) > > Row 6: K1, M1, K13, M1, K2, M1, K13, M1, K1 (34 sts) > > Row 7: K16, M1, K2, M1, K16 (36 sts) > > Row 8: K1, M1, K16, M1, K2, M1, K16, M1, K1, (40 sts) > > Row 9: K > > Row 10: K1, M1, K18, M1, K2, M1, K18, M1, K1, (44 sts) > > Row 11: K > > Row 12: K21, M1, K2, M1, K21 (46 sts) > > Row 13: K1, M1, K44, M1, K1 (48 sts) > > Row 14: K > > Row 15: K23, M1, K2, M1, K23 (50 sts) > > Row 16–18: K > > Row 19: K24, M1, K2, M1, K24 (52 sts) > > Row 20: K > > Row 21: K1, M1, k50, M1, K1 (54 sts) > > Row 22: K > > Row 23: K26, M1, K2, M1, K26 (56 sts) > > Row 24–52: K > > Row 26: K1, SKPO, K22, K2tog, K2, SKPO, K22, K2tog, K1 (52 sts) > > Row 27–28: K > > Row 29: K, SKPO, K20, K2tog, K2, SKPO, K20, K2tog, K1 (48 sts) > > Row 30–31: K > > Row 32: K1, SKPO, K18, K2tog, K2, SKPO, K18, K2tog, K1 (44 sts) > > Row 33: K > > Row 34: K1, SKPO, K16, K2tog, K2, SKPO, K16, K2tog, K1 (40 sts) > > Row 35: K > > Row 36: K, 1 SKPO, K14, K2tog, K2, SKPO, K14, K2tog, K1 (36 sts) > > Row 37: K15, K2tog, K2, SKPO, K15 (34 sts) > > Row 38: K1, SKPO, K11, K2tog, K2, SKPO, K11, K2tog, K1 (30 sts) > > Row 39–40: K > > Row 41: K12, K2tog, K2, SKPO, K12 (28 sts) > > Row 42: K1, SKPO, K22, K2tog (26 sts) > > Row 43–44: K > > Row 45: K10, K2tog, K2, SKPO, K10 (52 sts) > > Row 46: K > > Row 47: K1, SKPO, K6, K2tog, K2, SKPO, K6, K2tog, K1 (20 sts) > > Row 48: K > > Row 49: K7, K2tog, K2, SKPO, K7 (18 sts) > > Row 50: K > > Row 51: K1, SKPO, K3, K2tog, K2, SKPO, K3, K2tog, K1 (14 sts) > > Row 52: K > > Row 53: K4, K2tog, K2, SKPO, K4 (12 sts) > > Row 54: K1, SKPO, K2tog, K2, SKPO, K2, K2tog, K1 (8 sts) > > Row 55: SKPO, K2tog, SKPO, K2tog (4 sts) # Stem: Break color A and join color B. Row 56–63: K work in the RND. Row 64: [K1, M1, K1] rep; (6 sts) Row 65: K Row 66: [S1 K2tog psso] rep; (2 sts) Row 67: K2tog Then, draw up stitches and fasten off. Weave in any loose end neatly. # Garment Care: Rinse gently in lukewarm water, and lay flat on the bath towel to dry. Block lightly. # Onion Title: Bookmark Onion # Skill Level: Easy # Approx.: 13.5 inches long × 3.5 inches wide at the widest point. # Materials: Color A – classic wool (100% super wash wool) 100/3.5 oz Color # 77514 Sesame. Size # 4 (3.5 mm). You need three double-point needle (DPNs.) * Cardboard * Scissors * Crochet hook # Note: To work in the RND, always read charts from right to left. ** ** # Pattern Direction: With color A, CO 6 sts, divide on two needles (3 sts on each) as you are going to knit mitten. Place stitch marker, and begin to knit in the round. Carefully join ends into the round. Do not twist. > **Row 1–2:** [P3] rep; (6 sts) > > **Row 3:** [P2, M1, P1] rep; (8 sts) > > **Row 4:** [P1, M1, K2, P1] rep; (10 sts) > > **Row 5:** [P1, M1P, K1, M1P, K1 P1M, K1, M1P, P1] rep; (18 sts) > > **Row 6:** [P2; [K1, P1P1] rep 3 times; P1]; rep > > **Row 7:** [P2, P1M, P1 K1 P1, K1, M1P, K1, P2] rep; (22 sts) > > **Row 8:** [P1, M1P, P1; [K1, P2] rep, K1, P1 M1P, P1] rep; (26 sts) > > **Row 9:** [P3, K1, P1, M1P, P1, K1, P1, M1P, P1, K1, P3] rep; (30 sts) > > **Row 10:** [P1, K1, M1P, P1; [K1, P3] rep; K1, P1, M1P, P1, K1, P1] rep (34 sts) > > **Row 11:** [P1, K1, P1, M1P, P1; [K1, pe] rep; K1, P1, M1P, P1 K1, P1] rep; (38 sts) > > **Row 12:** [P1; [K1, P3] rep 4 times; K1, P1] rep; > > **Row 13:** [P1, M1P; [K1, P3] rep 4 times; K1M1P, P1] rep; (42 sts) > > **Row 14–16:** [P2; [K1, P3] rep 4 times; K1, P1] rep; > > **Row 17:** [P1, M1P; [K1, P3] rep 4 times; K1, P1, M1P, P1] rep; (46 sts) > > **Row 18–21:** [[P3, K1], rep 5 times; P3] rep; > > **Row 22:** [[P3, K1] rep 2 times; P2 SSSK, P2, [K1, P3] rep 2 times] rep (42 sts) > > **Row 23:** [[P3, K1] rep 2 times; P1, SSSK, P1; [K1, P3)] rep 2 times] rep (42 sts) > > **Row 24:** [P2, SSSK, P2, K1, P1, K1, P1, K1, P2, K3tog, P2] rep (30 sts) > > **Row 25:** [P1, SSSK, [P1, K1] rep 3 times; P1, K3tog, P1] rep 922 sts) > > **Row 26:** [P1, K1, SSSK, K1, K3tog, K1, P1] rep; (14 sts) > > **Row 27:** [SSSK, K1, K3tog] rep; (6 sts) > > **Row 28–32:** K6 > > **Row 33:** SKPO, K1, K2tog; (4 sts) > > **Row 34:** SKPO, K1, K2tog; (2 sts) > > **Row 35:** SKPO _Fringe-making process:_ * Cut a piece of cardboard that is 2 inches long * Wide * Next, lay a piece of yarn alongside the full length of the rectangular cardboard shape. * Wind yarn around cardboard 10 times. * With scissors, cut across one end to make strands. * Hold together three strands of yarn and then fold in half. * In WS, insert a crochet hook through the back to the front of the garment, and draw the loop through. * Pull the loose stitch through the loop. * Draw the knot tightly. Repeat this process 4–5 times, until center of the veggies has been fringed. # Garment Care: Rinse gently in lukewarm water and lay flat on the bath towel to dry. Block lightly. # Raspberry Title: Bookmark Raspberry # Materials: Color A – stitch nation by Debbie Stoller (Washable ewe 100% super wash wool). Color # 3215. Duckling. Net Wt./3.5 oz/100 g/183 yd/167 m. Size of DPNs: size # 4 (3.5 mm). You need three double-pointed needles (DPNs.). # Skill Level: Medium # Approx.: To work in the RND, always read chart from right to left. **Raspberry Stitch:** (P1, K1, P1) into the next st With color A, CO 10 sts divided on two needles (5 sts on each), place stitch marker, and begin to knit in the round. Carefully join ends into the round. Do not twist. **Pattern Direction:** > **Row 1:** purl > > **Row 2:** [Rasp sts, K3tog, M1P, P1] rep; (12 sts) > > **Row 3:** [P1, M1P, P2, K1, P1, M1P, P1] rep; (16 sts) > > **Row 4:** [K1, P3, K1, P2, M1, p, P1] rep: (18 sts) > > **Row 5:** [Rasp sts, K3tog, rasp sts, K3tog, M1P, P1] rep; (20 sts) > > **Row 6:** [P3, M1P, K1, P3, K1, M1P, P2] rep; (24 sts) > > **Row 7:** [P1, M1P, P3, K1, P3, K1, P2, M1P, K1] rep; (26 sts) > > **Row 8:** [P1, M1P, P1; [K3tog, rasp, sts] rep; K3tog, mqp, P1] rep; (28 sts) > > **Row 9:** [K1, M1P, P2, K1, P3, K1, P3, K1, P1, M1P, P1] rep; (32 sts) > > **Row 10:** [K1, M1P, P1, M1P, P2, K1, P3, K1, P3, K1, P1, M1P, P1, M1P, P1] rep; (36 sts) > > **Row 11:** [K1, M1P, P2; [K3tog, rasp, sts] rep 2 more times; K3tog, P1, M1P, P1] rep; (40 sts) > > **Row 12:** [K1, M1P [P3, K1] rep 3 more times; P2, M1P, P1] rep; (44 sts) > > **Row 13:** [K1, M1P, P4; [K1, P3] rep 3 more times; M1P, P1] rep; (48 sts) > > **Row 14:** [K1, P2; [K3tog, rasp sts] rep 4 more times; P1] rep; > > **Row 15:** [K1, M1P, P2, [K1, P3] rep 4 more times M1P, P1] rep (52 sts) > > **Row 16:** [K1, M1P [P3, K1] rep 5 more times M1P, P1] rep (56 sts) > > **Row 17:** [K1, P1; [K3tog, rasp sts] rep 4 more times; P2] rep; > > **Row 18:** [K1, P1; [K1, P3] rep 5 more times; P2] rep; > > **Row 19:** [K1, M1P, P1; [K1, P3] rep 5 more times M1P, P1] rep (60 sts) > > **Row 20:** [K1, P2; [K3tog, rasp sts] rep 4 more times; P3] rep; > > **Row 21–22:** [P6; [K1, P3] rep 5 more times] rep; > > **Row 23:** [P3; [K3tog, rasp sts] rep 5 more times; P3] rep; > > **Row 24:** [P1, M1P, P2; [K1, P3] rep 5 more times; K1, M1P, P1] rep; (64 sts) > > **Row 25:** [K1, P3] rep 8 more times; rep; > > **Row 26:** K1; [K3tog, rasp sts] rep 6 more times; K1, P2] rep; > > **Row 27:** [P1; [K1, P3] rep 6 more times; K1, P2] rep; > > **Row 28:** [P1, M1P [K1, P3] rep 6 more times; K1, P1, M1P, P1] rep (68 sts) > > **Row 29:** [P2; [rasp sts, k3tog] rep 7 more times;] rep; > > **Row 30–31:** [P2; [P3, K1] rep 7 more times;] rep; > > **Row 32:** [P2; [K3tog, rasp sts] rep 7 more times;] rep; > > **Row 33–34:** [P2; [K1, P3] rep 7 more times] > > **Row 35:** [SKPO, P1; [K3tog, rasp sts] rep 6 more times; P1, K2tog]; rep (64 sts) > > **Row 36:** [SKPO; [K1, P3] rep 6 more times; K2tog;] rep (60 sts) > > **Row 37:** [SKPO [P3, K1] rep 5 more times; P2, K2tog;] rep (56 sts) > > **Row 38:** [K1; [K3tog, rasp sts] rep; SKPO, K2tog, K3tog, rasp sts, SKPO, K2tog, k3tog, rasp sts, K3tog, rasp sts, K3tog; (44 sts) > > **Row 39:** [K2; [P3, K1] rep; SKPO, P3 K1, SKPO, P3, K1] rep; (40 sts) > > **Row 40:** [K2, P3, K1, P3, SKPO, P3, SKPO, P3 K1] rep; (36 sts) > > **Row 41:** [SKPO; [K3tog, rasp sts] rep 3 more times] rep; (34 sts) > > **Row 42:** [SKPO, P3 K1K3tog, K1, P3, K1, P3] rep; (28 sts) > > **Row 43:** [K1, P3, K3tog, P3, K1, P3; (24 sts) > > **Row 44:** [K1; [K3tog, rasp sts] rep; K3tog; (20 sts) > > **Row 45:** [K3tog, SKPO, K2tog, K3tog] rep; (8 sts) ** ** # Parsnip Title: Bookmark Parsnip # Dimensions: All together (with a fringes) 11.5 inches long x 2.8 inches wide (widest point). # Materials: Color B. Patons classic wool (100% pure new wool) color # 77708 Emerald. 100 g/3.5 oz per skein. Approx. 205 m/223 yd Color A. Patons classic wool (100% pure new wool) color # 00229 natural mix. 100 g/3.5 oz per skein. Approx. 205 m/223 yd Size # 4 (3.5 mm) You need three double-pointed needles (DPNs). * Cardboard * Scissors * Crochet hook * Stitch marker # Gauge: 45 sts × 30 rows To save time, take time to check gauge. # Note: To work in the RND, always read charts from right to left. # Pattern Direction: With color A, CO 4 sts, divide on two needles (2 sts on each) as you are going to knit mitten. Place stitch marker and begin to knit in the round. Carefully join ends into the round. Do not twist. > Row 1–4: [K1, K1] rep; (4 sts) > > Row 5–12: [K1, M1, K1] rep; (6 sts) > > Row 13–19[K2, M1, K1] rep; (8 sts) > > Row 20–29: [K2, M1, K2] rep; (10 sts) > > Row 30–34: [K3, M1, K2] rep; (12 sts) > > Row 35–39: [K3, M1, K3] rep; (14 sts) > > Row 40–45: [K4, M1, K3] rep; (16 sts) > > Row 46: [K4, M1, K4] rep; (18 sts) > > Row 47: [K5, M1, K4] rep; (20 sts) > > Row 48: [K5, M1, K5] rep; (22 sts) > > Row 49: [K6, M1, K5] rep; (24 sts) > > Row 50: [K6, M1, K6] rep; (26 sts) > > Row 51: [K7, M1, K6] rep; (28 sts) > > Row 52: [K7, M1, K7] rep; (30 sts) > > Row 53: [K8, M1, K7] rep; (32 sts) > > Row 54: [K8, M1, K8] rep; (34 sts) > > Row 55: [K9, M1, K8] rep; (36 sts) > > Row 56: [K9, M1, K9] rep; (38 sts) > > Row 57: [K8, S1 K2tog psso, K8] rep; (34 sts) > > Row 58–59: K > > Row 60: [K7, S1 K2tog psso, K7] rep; (30 sts) > > Row 61: [K6, S1 K2tog psso, K6] rep; (26 sts) > > Row 62: K > > Row 63: [K5, S1 K2tog psso, K5] rep; (22 sts) > > Row 64: K > > Row 65: [S1 K2tog psso, K1, S1 K2tog psso, K1, S1 K2tog psso, K1] rep; (10 sts) > > Row 66: K > > Row 67: [K, S1 K2tog psso,] rep; (6 sts) > > Row 68: [S1 K2tog psso,] rep; (2 sts) Break yarn, draw up stiches, and fasten off. Fringe making process: Use color B. * Cut a piece of cardboard that is 4.5 inches in height and width. * Next, lay a piece of yarn alongside the full length of the rectangular cardboard shape. * Wind yarn around cardboard for 12–15 times. * With scissors, cut across one end to make strands. * Hold together three strands of yarn and then, fold in half. * In WS, insert a crochet hook through the back to the front of the garment, and draw the loop through. * Pull the loose stitch through the loop. * Draw the knot tightly. Repeat this process 4–5 times, until center of the veggies has been fringed. # Garment Care: Rinse gently in lukewarm water and lay flat on the bath towel to dry. Block lightly. # Butternut Squash Title: Bookmark Butternut Squash # Skill Level: Intermediate # Approx.: 6 inches long × 3.7 inches wide # Materials: Color A – Patons Classic wool (100% pure new wool) 100 g/3.5 oz Color # 77514 Sesame. Size # 4 (3.5 mm) You need three double-pointed needles (DPNs). # Pattern Direction: With color A, CO 6 sts, divide on two needles (3 sts on each) as you are going to knit mitten. Place stitch marker, and begin to knit in the round. Carefully join ends into the round. Do not twist. > Row 1: K > > Row 2: K1, M1, K4, M1, K1; (8 sts) > > Row 3: [K1, M1, K1, M1, K1] rep; (14 sts) > > Row 4: K1, M1, K1, M1, K4, M1, K2, M1, K4, M1, K1, M1; (20 sts) > > Row 5: [K1, M1] 3 more times; K3; [M1, K1] rep; M1, K2, M1; [K1, M1] rep; [M1, K1] 3 more times; (34 sts) > > Row 6: K > > Row 7: K1, M1, K1, M1, K14, M1, K2, M1, K14, M1, K1, M1, K1; (40 sts) > > Row 8: K > > Row 9: K1, M1, K38, M1, K1; (42 sts) > > Row 10: [K1, M1, K19, M1, K1] rep; (46 sts) > > Row 11–12: K > > Row 13: K22, M1, K2, M1, K22; (48 sts) > > Row 14–16: K > > Row 17: K23, M1, K2, M1, K23 (50 sts) > > Row 18–19: K > > Row 20: K1, M1, K48, M1, K1; (52 sts) > > Row 21: K > > Row 22: K23, K2tog, K2, SKPO, K23; (50 sts) > > Row 23: K > > Row 24: K1, SKPO, K44, K2tog, K1; (48 sts) > > Row 25: K21, K2tog, SKPO, K21; (46 sts) > > Row 26: K1, SKPO, K40, K2tog, K1; (44) > > Row 27: K > > Row 28: K, SKPO, K16, K2tog, K2, SKPO, K16, K2tog, K1; (40 sts) > > Row 29: K > > Row 30: K1, SKPO, K34, K2tog, K1, (38 sts8 sts) > > Row 31: K16, K2tog, K2, SKPO, 116, K2tog, K1; (40 sts) > > Row 32: K > > Row 33: K1, SKPO, K30, K2tog, K1; (34 sts) > > Row 34–35: K > > Row 36: K1, SKPO, K28, K2tog, K1; (32 sts) > > Row 37: K > > Row 38: K13, K2tog, K2, SKPO, K1; (30 sts) > > Row 39–41: K > > Row 42: K1, SKPO, K24, K2tog, K1; (28 sts) > > Row 43: K > > Row 44: K11, K2tog, K1, SKPO, K11; (26 sts) > > Row 45–48: K > > Row 49: K1, M1, K22, M1, K1; (28 sts) > > Row 50: K13, M1, K2, M1, K13; (30 sts) > > Row 51: K > > Row 52: K14, M1, K2, M1, K14; (32 sts) > > Row 53: K > > Row 54: K1, SKPO, K10, K2tog, K2, SKPO, K10, K2tog, K1; (28 sts) > > Row 55: K1, SKPO, K1, SKPO, K5, K2tog, K2, SKPO, K5, K2tog, K1, K2tog, K1; (22 sts) > > Row 56: K1, SKPO, K2, SKPO, K1, K2tog, K2, SKPO, K1, K2tog, K2, K2tog, K1; (16 sts) > > Row 57: K1, SKPO, SKPO, K1, K2tog, SKPO, K1, K2tog, K2tog, K1; (10 sts) > > Row 58: SKPO, K1, K2tog, SKPO, K1, K2tog; (6 sts) > > Row 59–61: K > > Row 62: K2, M2, K2, M1, K2; (8 sts) > > Row 63: K > > Row 64: SKPO, K4, K2tog; (6 sts) > > Row 65: K > > Row 66: SKPO, K2, K2tog; (4 sts) > > Row 67: SKPO, K2tog; (2 sts) Break yarn, draw up stitches, and fasten off. Weave in any loose ends neatly. # Garment Care: Rinse gently in lukewarm water and lay flat on the bath towel to dry. Block lightly. # Chili Pepper Title: Bookmark Chili Pepper # Skill Level: Intermediate # Materials: Color A – Stitch nation by Debbie Stoller (Washable ewe 100% super wash wool). Color # 3652 – Clover Net wt./3.5 oz/100 g/183 yd/167 m Size # 4 (3.5 m). You need double-pointed needles (DPNs) set. Stitch marker # Approx.: 5.5 inches long × 1.8 inches wide (at widest point) # Gauge: 32 sts × 30 rows = 4 inches/10 cm in sts To save time, take time to check gauge. # Note: To work in the RND, always read charts from right to left. # Pattern Direction: With color A, CO 6 sts, and divide on two needles (3 sts on each) as you are going to knit mitten. Place stitch marker and begin to knit in the round. Carefully join ends into the round. Do not twist. > Row 1: K > > Row 2: K2, M1, K2, M1, K2tog, K1; (8 sts) > > Row 3: K1, SKPO, M1, K2, M1, K2tog, K1; (8 sts) > > Row 4: K3, M1, K2, M1, K3; (10 sts) > > Row 5: K1, SKPO, K1, M1, K2, M1, K1, K2tog, K1; (10 sts) > > Row 6: K2, M1, K6, M1, K2; (12 sts) > > Row 7: K1, SKPO, K2, M1, K4, M1, K2, K2tog, K1; (12 sts) > > Row 8: K > > Row 9: K5, M1, K2, M1, K5; (14 sts) > > Row 10: K1, SKPO, K8, K2tog, K1; (12 sts) > > Row 11: K4, M1, K4, M1, K4; (14 sts) > > Row 12: K1, SKPO, K2, M1, K4, M1, K2, K2tog, K1; > > Row 13: K > > Row 14: K1, SKPO, K2, M1, K4, M1, K2, K2tog, K1 > > Row 15: K > > Row 16: K1, SKPO, K1, M1, K1, M1, K4, M1, K1, M1, K1, K2tog, K1; (1 6 sts) > > Row 17: K > > Row 34: SKPO, K2tog; (2 sts) > > Row 34–35: K Break yarn, draw up stitches, and fasten off. Weave in any loose ends neatly. # Garment Care: Rinse gently in lukewarm water and lay flat on the bath towel to dry. Block lightly # Eggplant Title: Bookmark Eggplant # Skill Level: Intermediate # Approx.: 10 inches long × 4.5 inches wide (at widest point) # Materials: Color A – Cascade yarn 220 super wash (100% super wash wool) Color # 803 100/3.5 oz/220 yd/200 meters. Color B – Cascade yarn 220 super wash (100% super wash wool) Color # 801 100/3.5 oz/220 yd/200 meters. Size # 4 (3.5 m). You need double-pointed needles (DPNs.). # Note: To work in the RND, always read charts from right to left. To make a steam, use the _Fair Isle Method_ of knitting. Pick up new yarn from under old to twist yarns and prevent holes. # # Pattern Direction: With color A, CO 6 sts, divide on two needles (3 sts on each) as you are going to knit mitten. Carefully join ends into the round. Do not twist. > Row 1: K > > Row 2: [K1, M1, K1, M1, K1] rep; (10 sts) > > Row 3: [K1, M1, K1, M1, K1, M1, K1, M1, K1] rep; (18 sts) > > Row 51–53: K > > Row 54: [K17, K2tog, SKPO, K17] rep; (34 sts) > > Row 55: K > > Row 56: [SKPO, K32, K2tog] rep; (34 sts) > > Row 57: K > > Row 58: [K15, K2tog, SKPO, K15] rep; (32 sts) > > Row 72–77: K > > Row 78: SKPO, K2, K2tog (4 sts) > > Row 79: SKPO, K2tog; (2 sts); Break yarn, draw up stitches, and fasten off. Weave in any loose ends neatly. # Garment Care: Rinse gently in lukewarm water and lay flat on the bath towel to dry. Block lightly # Pineapple Title: Bookmark Pineapple # Skill Level: Intermediate # Approx.: 13.5 inches long × 3.5 inches wide at the widest point # Materials: Patons (Classic wool, pure new wool) Color # 00231 – Chestnut brownish maroon 100 g = approx. 3.5 oz per skein # Pattern Directions: With color A, CO 12 sts, and divide on two needles (6 sts on each) as you are going to knit mitten. Place stitch marker and begin to knit in the round. Carefully join ends into the round. Do not twist. > **Row 1:** [P1, K2, P2, K1] rep > > **Row 2:** [P1, M1P, K2, P2, M1, K1] rep; (16 sts) > > **Row 3:** [K1, M1P, C2R, C21, M1P, K1] rep (20 sts) > > **Row 4:** [K1, M1P; [K2, P2] rep; M1, K1] rep; (24 sts) > > **Row 5:** [K1, M1, P1, M1P; [C2R, P2] rep; M1, K1, M1P, 1P] rep; (32 sts) > > **Row 23:** [K1; [C21, C2R] rep 7 times; P1] rep; > > **Row 24:** [K1, P1; [K2, P2] rep 7 times; K1, P1] rep; > > **Row 25:** [P2; [C2R (S1P1 to DP and hold in back, K1, K1 from DP needle), P2] rep 7 times; C2R] rep; > > **Row 26:** [K1, P1, M1P; [K2, P2] rep 7 times; K1, M1, P1] rep; (68 sts) > > **Row 27:** [[C21, C2R] rep 7 times; c21] rep; > > **Row 28:** [P1; [K2, P2] rep 8 times; P1] rep; > > K3tog] rep; (24 sts) > > **Row 44:** [S1 K2tog psso, S1 K2tog psso, K3tog, K3tog, K3tog] rep; (8 sts) > > **Row 45:** [SKPO, K2tog] rep; (4 sts) > > **Row 46:** SKPO, K2tog; (2 sts) rep; Then, draw up stitches, and fasten off. # Fringe making Process: Fringe making Process: * Cut a piece of cardboard that is 6.5 inches long. * Next, lay a piece of yarn alongside the full length of the rectangular cardboard shape. * Wind yarn around cardboard for four times. * With scissors, cut the end of the last strand. * Hold together four stands of yarns and then, fold in half. * In WS, insert a crochet hook through the stitch at the edge of the scarf, pushing the crochet hook through the back to the front of the garment, and draw the loop through. * Pull the loose ends through the loop. * Draw the knot up tightly. Repeat the process 4 times. # Sweet Potato Title: Bookmark Sweet Potato # Skill Level: Intermediate # Materials: # Approx.: 8.5 inches long × 5.5 inches wide (at widest point) Note: To work in the RND, always read charts from right to left. # Pattern Direction: **K** = Knit **P** = Purl **M1** (make 1) = Increase. Pick up yarn between two stitches. Place on the left needle. With right needle, knit through the loop by making a backward loop over right needle. **SKPO** = Slip, knit, pass over **K2tog** = Knit 2 together as one stitch **S1K2tog** **psso** = slip 1, K2tog, pass slip stitch over knit 2 together. **K3tog** = Double-decrease. Insert your right needle through three stitches at once from left to right, and complete the knit stitch as usual. CO 4 sts Divide on two needles (2, 2 sts). Place stitch marker and begin to knit in the round. Carefully join ends into the round. Do not twist. > Row 1: K > > Row 2: K1, M1, K1; (6 sts) > > Row 3: K > > Row 4: K1, M1, K4, M1, K1; (8 sts) > > Row 5: K > > Row 6: K1, M1, K6, M1, K1; (10 sts > > Row 7–10: K > > Row 11: K1, M1, K8, M1, K1; (12 sts) > > Row 12: K > > Row 13: K1, M1, K10, M1, K1; (14 sts) > > Row 14: K > > Row 15: [K1, M1, K5, M1, K1] rep; (18 sts) > > Row 16: K > > Row 17: K1, M1, K16, M1, K1; (20 sts) > > Row 18: K9, M1, K2, M1, K9; (22 sts) > > Row 19–21: K > > Row 22: K1, M1, K20, M1, K1; (24 sts) > > Row 23–24: K > > Row 24: K11, M1, K2, M1, K11; (26 sts) > > Row 25–27: K > > Row 28: K1, M1, K24, M1, K1; (28 sts) > > Row 29: K > > Row 30: K13, M1, K2, K28, M1, K1; (32 sts) > > Row 31–33: K > > Row 34: K1, M1, K28, M1, K1; (32 sts) > > Row 35–36: K > > Row 37: K1, SKPO, K26, K2tog, K1; (30 sts) > > Row 38: K14, M1, K2, M1, K14; (32 sts) > > Row 39: K1, SKPO, K26, K2tog, K1; (30 sts) > > Row 40: K > > Row 41: K1, SKPO, K26, K2tog, K1; (30 sts) > > Row 42: K > > Row 43: K1, SKPO, K24, K2tog, K1; (28 sts) > > Row 44: K > > Row 45: K1, SKPO, K10, M1, K2, M1, K10, K2tog, K1; (28 sts) > > Row 46: K > > Row 47: K > > Row 48: K1, SKPO, K9, M1, K2, M1, K9, K2tog, K1; (26 sts) > > Row 49: K1, S1 K2tog psso, K18, K2tog, K1; (22 sts) > > Row 50: K1, S1 K2tog psso, K6, M1, K2, M1, K6, K3tog, K1; (20 sts) > > Row 51: K > > Row 52: K1, S1 K2tog psso, K5, M1, K2, M1, K5, K3tog, K1; (18 sts) > > Row 53: K > > Row 54: K1, S1, K2tog psso, K10, K3tog, K1; (14t sts) > > Row 55: K1, S1 K2tog psso, K2, M1, K2, M1, K2, K3tog, K1; (12 sts) > > Row 55: K1, S1 K2tog psso, K2, M1, K2, M1, K2, K3tog, K1; (12 sts) > > Row 56: K1, S1 K2tog psso, K1, M1, K2, M1, K1, K3tog, K1; (10 sts) > > Row 57: K1, S1, K2tog psso, K2, K3tog, K1; (6 sts) > > Row 58: S1, K2tog, psso, K3tog; (2 sts) Break yarn, draw up stitches, and fasten off. Weave in any loose ends neatly. # Garment Care: Rinse gently in lukewarm water and lay flat on the bath towel to dry. Block lightly # Branch of Cherry Title: Bookmark Branch of Cherry # Skill level: Intermediate # Approx.: 13.5 inches long × 3.5 inches wide (at widest point) # Materials: Color A – Patons classic wool (100% pure new wool) color # 00231 Chestnut brown, maroon. 100 g/3.5 oz per skein. Approx. 205 m/223 yd. Color B – Patons classic wool (100% pure new wool) color # 77708 Emerald. 100 g/3.5 oz per skein. Approx. 205 m/223 yd. Color C – Patons classic wool (100% pure new wool) color # 00208 Burgundy. 100 g/3.5 oz per skein. Approx. 205 m/223 yd. Size # 4 (3.5 m) You need double-pointed needles (DPNs.) set. # Pattern Directions: With color A, CO 8 sts, divide on two needles (4 sts on each) as you are going to knit mitten. Place stitch marker and begin to knit in the round. Carefully join ends into the round. Do not twist. ** ** > **Row 1–55** : [K2] rep > > Divide 8 stitches into two groups. Leave on a spare DPN 3, 4, 5, 6 sts. Pick up the rest 4 sts (1, 2 sts from first DPN 7, 8 from second). Break color A and join color B. > > **Row 56–69** : [K2] rep; > > Break color B and join color C. > > **Row 70** : SSSSK; (1 sts) > > **Row 71** : MB; Break yarn, draw up stitches, and fasten off. Weave in any loose ends neatly. 2nd cherry making process: Place 3rd and 4th sts on 1st DPN, and 5th and 6th sts on 2nd DPN Work on rows from 56 to 71. # Garment Care: Rinse gently in lukewarm water and lay flat on the bath towel to dry. Block lightly # Strawberry Title: Bookmark Strawberry # Skill level: Intermediate # Approx.: 13.5 inches long × 3.5 inches wide (at widest point) # Materials: Color A – Patons classic wool (100% pure new wool) color # 77708 – Emerald. 100 g/3.5 oz per skein. Approx. 205 m/223 yd. Color B – Patons Kroy Socks (75% Washable Wool/25% Nylon) color # 55040 – Coal. 50 g/1.75 oz per skein. Approx. 152 m/166 yd. Color C – Patons classic wool (100% pure new wool) color # 77708. Emerald 100 g/3.5 oz per skein. Approx. 205 m/223 yd. Size # 4 (3.5 m) You need double-pointed needles (DPNs.) set. # Gauge: # Note: To work in the RND, always read charts from right to left. # Pattern Directions: With color A, CO 8 sts, divide on two needles (4 sts on each) as you are going to knit mitten. Place stitch marker and begin to knit in the round. Carefully join ends into the round. Do not twist. > **Row 11** : [With A K1; M1, K3; with B K1; with A K4; with B K1; with A K4; with B K1; with A K4; M1, K1] rep; (44 sts) > > **Row 12** : With A K1 > > **Row 13** : [With A K2; With B K1; With A K4; With B K1; With A K4; With B K1; With A K2; With B K1; With A K1] rep; > > With A K2; With B K1; With A K3; With B K1; With A K1] rep; > > **Row 26:** With A K > > **Row 27** : [With A K3; With B K1; With A K4; With B K1; With A K4; With B K1; With A K2; With B K1; With A K1; With B K1; With A K3; With B K1; With A K3] rep; > > **Row 28** : With A K > > **Row 29** : [With A K, SKPO, K2; With B K1; With K1; With B K1; With A K2; With B K1; With A K3; With B K1; With A K5; With B K1; With A K2. K2tog, K1] rep; (48 sts) > > Break color B > > **Row 30** : [With A K1, SKPO, K18, K2tog, K1] rep; (44 sts) > > **Row 31** : [With A K1, SKPO; with C K1; with A K3; with C K1; with A SKPO, K2, with C K1; with A K1, SKPO; with C SKPO, K1, with C K1; with A K1, SKPO, K1] rep; (36 sts) > > **Row 32** : [With A K1; with C SKPO, K1; With A K2; with C SKPO; with A K1; with C K2; With A K1, SKPO; with C K1, K2tog; with A K1] rep; (28 sts) > > **Row 33** : [With K1; with C SKPO; With A K1; with C K2; with A K1; with C SKPO; With C K1, SKPO; with C K1, K2tog; with A K1] rep; (22 sts) > > **Row 34** : [With A K1; with C SKPO, K2; With A K1; with C SKPO; K2tog; with A K1] rep; (16 sts) > > Break color A > > **Row 35** : [With C K1, SKPO; SKPO, SKPO, K1] rep; (10 sts) > > **Row 36** : [SKPO, K1, K2tog] rep; (6 sts) > > **Row 37–42** : [K3] rep > > **Row 43** : [K1, K2tog] rep; (4 sts) > > **Row 44** : [SKPO] rep; (2 sts) Break yarn, draw up stitches, and fasten off. # Garment Care: Rinse gently in lukewarm water and lay flat on the bath towel to dry. Block lightly. # Avocado Title: Bookmark Avocado This fruit as a bookmark is of large size. Soft and cozy, it fits perfectly between your book pages. # Skill Level: Intermediate # Approx.: 11.5 inches long × 2.8 inches wide (at widest point) # Materials: Color A. Patons classic wool (100% pure new wool) 100 g/3.5 oz Color # 00240 – Leaf Green Size # 4 (3.5 mm) You need three double-pointed needles (DPNs.). Cable needle # # Note: To work in the RND, always read charts from right to left. # Pattern Direction: With color A, CO 4 sts, divide on two needles (2 sts on each) as you are going to knit mitten. Place stitch marker and begin to knit in a round. Carefully join ends into the round. Do not twist. > Row 1: K > > Row 2: [K1, M1, K1, M1, K1] rep (10 sts) > > Row 3: [K1, M1, K1, M1, K1, M1, K1, M1, K1] rep (18 sts) > > Row 4: K > > Row 5: [K1, M1, K1, M1, K1, M1, K3, M1, K1, M1, K1, M1, K1] rep (30 sts) > > Row 6: K > > Row 7: [K1, M1, K1, M1, K11, M1, K1, M1, K1] rep (38 sts8 sts) > > Row 8: K > > Row 9: [K1, M1, K17, M1, K1] rep (42 sts) > > Row 10: K > > Row 47: [K4, S1 K2tog psso, K3] rep; (16 sts) > > Row 48: [K3, S1 K2tog psso, K2] rep; (12 sts) > > Row 49: [K2, S1 K2tog psso, K1] rep; (8 sts) > > Row 50: [K1, S1 K2tog psso,] rep; (4 sts) Break yarn, draw up stiches, and fasten off. Weave in any loose end neatly. # Garment Care: Rinse gently in lukewarm water and lay flat on the bath towel to dry. Block lightly. # Scallion Title: Bookmark Scallion **Skill Level:** Easy # Approx.: 13.5 inches long × 3.5 inches wide at widest point. # Materials: Color A – Fishermen's wool, (100% pure virgin wool) color: white. 227 g = approx. 465 yd per skein. Approx. 205 m/223 yd # Note: To work in the RND, always read charts from right to left. # Pattern Direction: With color A, CO 8 sts, divide on two needles (4 sts on each) as you are going to knit mitten. Place stitch marker and begin to knit in a round. Carefully join ends into the round. Do not twist. > **Row 1–3:** K > > **Row 4:** [K1, M1, K2, M1, K1] rep; (12 sts) > > **Row 5–7:** K > > **Row 8:** [K1, M1, K4, M1, K1] rep; (16 sts) > > **Row 9–13:** K > > **Row 14:** [K1, SKPO, K2, K2tog, K1] rep; (12 sts) > > **Row 15:** K > > **Row 16:** [K1, SKPO, K2tog, K1] rep; (8 sts) > > **Row 17–22:** K > > Join color B > > **Row 23–35:** K > > Divide 8 stitches into four groups. Leave on a spare DPN 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 sts. Pick up the rest of 2 sts (1 sts from first DPN and 8th sts from second). Break color A and join color B. > > **Row 1–30:** K BO Break yarn, draw up stiches, and fasten off, For the second leaf, use 2nd sts, and 7th sts. Knit the same as first one. For the third scallion's leaf, use 3rd sts, and 6 sts. Knit the same as the other. Making fourth scallion's leaf, use rest stitches that are left on spare needle. # Garment Care: Rinse gently in lukewarm water and lay flat on the bath towel to dry. Block lightly. # Cherry Title: Bookmark Cherry # Skill Level: Intermediate # Approx.: 6 inches long × 3.7 inches wide (at widest point) # Materials: Color A. – Patton's classic wool (100% pure new wool) color # 00208 – Burgundy. B100 g/3.5 oz per skein. Approx. 205 m/223 yd Patons Classic Wool. 100% pure new wool. 100/3.5 oz approx. 192 m/210 yd Size # 4 (3.5 mm) You need three double-pointed needles (DPNs.) set. Stitch marker # Gauge: 42 sts × 37 rows # Note: To work in the RND, always read charts from right to left. # Pattern Direction: With color A, CO 6 sts, divide on two needles (3 sts on each) as you are going to knit mitten. Place stitch marker and begin to knit in a round. Carefully join ends into the round. Do not twist. > Row 1: [K1, M1, K1, M1, K1] rep; (10 sts) > > Row 2: [K1, M1, K1, M1, K1, M1, K1, M1, K1] rep; (18 sts) > > Row 3: K > > Rep; (34 sts) > > Row 17: K > > Row 18: [SKPO, K13, K2tog] rep; (30 sts) > > Row 19: K > > Row 20: [SKPO, K11, K2tog] rep; (26 sts) > > Row 21: [SKPO, K9, K2tog] rep; (22 sts) > > Row 22: [SSSK, K7, K2tog] rep; (14 sts) > > Row 23: [SSSK, K1, K2tog] rep; (6 sts) # Stem: Join color B and break color A. Row 1: [SKPO, K1] rep; (4 sts) Row 2–20 Row 21: [SKPO, K1] rep; (2 sts) Break yarn, draw up stitches, and fasten off. # Leaf: On the left side of stem, pick up 2 sts, turn garment and with 2nd DPN, pick up 2 sts (4 sts). Join color B yarn. > Row 1: [K2] rep; (4 sts) > > Row 2: [K1, M1, K1] rep; (6 sts) > > Row 3: K > > Row 4: [K1, M1, K1, M1, K1] rep; (10 sts) > > Row 5: K > > Row 6: [K1, M1, K3, M1, K1] rep; (14 sts) > > Row 7–8: K > > Row 9: [K1, SSSK, K1] rep; (10 sts) > > Row 10: K > > Row 11: [K1, SSSK, K1] rep; (6 sts) > > Row 12: K > > Row 13: SSSK, SSSK (2 sts) Break yarn, draw up stitches, and fasten off. Weave in any loose ends neatly. # Garment Care: Rinse gently in lukewarm water and lay flat on the bath towel to dry. Block lightly. ** ** # A Piece of Watermelon ** ** Title: Bookmark A Piece of Watermelon # Skill Level: Intermediate # Materials: Color A. – Patons classic wool (100% pure new wool) color # 77708 – Emerald. 100 g/ 3.5 oz approx. 205 m/223 yd. Color B Scissors Buttons Cotton and needle # Approx.: 6.5 inches long × 4 inches wide (at widest point). # Gauge: 21 sts × 24 rows = 4 inches/10 cm in sts To save time, take time to check gauge. # Note: To work in the RND, always read charts from right to left. Use the _Fair Isle Method_ for knitting. Pick up new yarn from under old to twist yarns and prevent holes. # Pattern Direction: With color A, CO 6 sts, divide on two needles (3 sts on each) as you are going to knit mitten. Place stitch marker and begin to knit in the round. Carefully join ends into the round. Do not twist. > Row 1: With A K1, M1, K4 M1, K1 (8 sts) > > Row 2: With A K1, M1, K6 M1, K1 (10 sts) > > Row 3: With A K1, M1, K8 M1, K1 (12 sts) > > Row 4: With A K1, M1, K3 M1, K1, with B K2, M1, K3 M1, K1, (14 sts) > > Row 5: With A K1, M1, K3 M1, K1, with B K2, M1, K3 M1, K1, (16 sts) > > Row 6: With A K1, M1, K4, B K6, with M1, K4 M1, K1 (18 sts) > > Row 7: With A K1, M1, K1, M1, K2; with B K10; with A K2, M1, K1 (22 sts) > > Row 8: With A K1, M1, K3; with B K12, with A K3, M1, K1 (24 sts) > > Row 9: With A K1, M1, K3, with B K14, with A K3, M1, K1 (26 sts) > > Row 10: With A K1, M1, K3, with B K16, with A K3, M1, K1 (28 sts) > > Row 11: With A K1, M1, K3, with B K18, with A K3, M1, K1 (30 sts) > > Row 12: With A K1, M1, K3, with B K20, with A K3, M1, K1 (32 sts) > > Row 13: With A K1, M1, K3, with B K22, with A K3, M1, K1 (34 sts) > > Row 14: With A K1, M1, K3, with B K24, with A K3, M1, K1 (36 sts) > > Row 15: With A K1, M1, K3, with B K26, with A K3, M1, K1 (38 sts) > > Row 16: With A K1, M1, K3, with B K28, with A K3, M1, K1 (40 sts) > > Row 17: With A K1, M1, K3, with B K30, with A K3, M1, K1 (42 sts) > > Row 18: With A K1, M1, K3, with B K32, with A K3, M1, K1 (44 sts) > > Row 19: With A K1, M1, K3, with B K34, with A K3, M1, K1 (46 sts) > > Row 20: With A K1, M1, K3, with B K36, with A K3, M1, K1 (48 sts) > > Row 21: With A K1, M1, K3, with B K38, with A K3, M1, K1 (50 sts) > > Row 22: With A K1, M1, K3, with B K40, with A K3, M1, K1 (52 sts) > > Row 23: With A SKPO, K3, SKPO with A K40, with A K2tog, K3, K2tog (48 sts) > > Row 24: With A K2, SKPO, with A K40, with A K3, K2tog (46 sts) > > Row 25: With A K2, SKPO, with A K40, with A, K2tog. K2 (44 sts) > > Row 26: With A K3, with B K38, with A K3 > > Row 27: With A K2, SKPO, with A K36, with A, K2tog, K2 (42 sts) > > Row 28: With A K3, with B K36, with A K3 > > Row 29: With A K2, SKPO, with A K34, with A, K2tog, K2 (40 sts) > > Row 30: With A K3, with B K34, with A K3 > > Row 31: With A K2, SKPO, with A K32, with A, K2tog, K4 (38 sts) > > Row 32: With A K3, with B K32, with A K3 > > Row 33: With A K2, SKPO, with A K30, with A, K2tog, K4 (36 sts) > > Row 34: With A K3, with B K30, with A K3 > > Row 35: With A K2, SKPO, with A K28, with A, K2tog, K4 (34 sts) > > Row 36: With A K3, with B K28, with A K3 > > Row 37: With A K2, SKPO, with A K26, with A, K2tog, K4 (32 sts) > > Row 38: With A K3, with B K26, with A K3 > > Row 39: With A K2, SKPO, with A K24, with A, K2tog, K4 (30 sts) > > Row 40: With A K3, with B K24, with A K3 **BO** work on both pieces at the same time (First from 1st needle, next sts from 2nd needle; rep). With A S1 sts from 1st needle, which is in front of you and placed on RH needle, *purl stitch, which is on the 2nd needle (behind), pass S1 sts over and keep on RH needle. From K stitch which is on LH needle (1st needle), pass the held sts held sts over. Work across from *when it comes, break color A, and work with color B. BO until 2 sts left. Break yarn, draw through 2 sts, and pull tight. Weave the ends. Place the buttons. # Garment Care: Rinse gently in lukewarm water and lay flat on the bath towel to dry. Block lightly. # Leaf I Title: Bookmark Leaf I # Skill Level: Intermediate # Approx.: 7.5 inches long × 3 inches wide (at widest point) # Materials: Cascade yarn 220 super wash (100% super wash wool) # Color: 801. 100/3.5 oz 220 yd/200 m # Gauge: 42 sts × 27 rows To save time, take time to check gauge # Note: To work in the RND, always read charts from right to left. # Pattern Direction: With color A, CO 6 sts, divide on two needles (3 sts on each) as you are going to knit mitten. Place stitch marker and begin to knit in the round. Carefully join ends into the round. Do not twist. _Stem:_ From stem, knit 16 rows. Row 17: [K1, M1, K2] rep (8 sts) Row 18: [K2, M1, K2] rep (10 sts) Row 19: K Row 20: [K2, M1, K3] rep (12 sts) Row 21: [K3, M1, K3] rep (14 sts) Row 22: K Row 23: [K4, M1, K3] rep (16 sts) Row 24: [K4, M1, K4] rep (18 sts) Row 25: K Row 26: [K5, M1, K4] rep (20 sts) Row 27: [K5, M1, K5] rep (22 sts) Row 28: [K6, M1, K5] rep (24 sts) Row 29: [K6, M1, K6] rep (26 sts) Row 30: [K7, M1, K6] rep (28 sts) Row 31: [K7, M1, K7] rep (30 sts) Row 32: [K8, M1, K7] rep (32 sts) Row 33: [K8, M1, K8] rep (34 sts) Row 34: [K9, M1, K8] rep (36 sts) Row 35: [K9, M1, K9] rep (38 sts) Row 36–44: K Row 45: [K8, S1 K2tog psso, K8] rep; (34 sts) Row 46: K Row 47: [K7, S1 K2tog psso, K7] rep; (30 sts) Row 48: K Row 49: [K6, S1 K2tog psso, K6] rep; (26 sts) Row 50: K Row 51: [K5, S1 K2tog psso, K5] rep; (22 sts) Row 52: K Row 53: [K4, S1 K2tog psso, K4] rep; (18 sts) Row 54: K Row 55: [K3, S1 K2tog psso, K3] rep; (14 sts) Row 56: K Row 57: [K2, S1 K2tog psso, K2] rep; (10 sts) Row 58: K Row 59: [K1, S1 K2tog psso, K1] rep; (6 sts) Row 60: K Row 61: [S1 K2tog psso] rep; (2 sts) # Garment Care: Rinse gently in lukewarm water and lay flat on the bath towel to dry. Block lightly. # Leaf II Title: Bookmark Leaf II Autumn gives an inspiration to paint and to knit also. In the meantime, leaves come in various shapes and colors. I just picked up one of those many, and knitted. # Skill Level: Intermediate # Approx.: All together (with a stem) 8.8 inches long × 3.6 inches wide (at widest point) # Pattern Direction: With color A, CO 4 sts, divide on two needles (2 sts on each) as you are going to knit mitten. Place stitch marker and begin to knit in the round. Carefully join ends into the round. Do not twist. > Row 1–30: K > > Row 31: [K1, M1, K1] rep; (6 sts) > > Row 32: [K1, M1, K1, M1, K1] rep; (10 sts) > > Row 33: [K1, M1, K1, M1P, K1, M1P, K1, M1, K1] rep; (18 sts) > > Row 34: [K1, M1P, K1, M1P, K1, M1P, P1, K1, M1P, P1, K1, M1, K1, M1, K1] rep; (30 sts) > > Row 35: [K1, M1P, P1, K1, M1P, P1, K1, P2, K1, P2, K1, M1P, P1, K1, M1P, P1, K1] rep; (38 sts) > > Row 36: [K1, P2, K1, P2, K1, P2, K1, P2, K1, P2, K1] rep > > Row 37: [K1, M1P; [P2, K1] 4 more times; P2, M1P, K1] rep; (42 sts) > > Row 38: [K1, P3, K1, M1P; [P2, K1] 2 more times; P2, M1P, K1, P3, K1] rep; (46 sts) > > Row 39: [K1, P3, K1, P3, K1, M1P, P2, K1, P2, M1P, K1, P3, K1] rep; (50 sts) > > Row 40: [K1, P3, K1, P3, K1, P3, K1, P3, K1, P3, K1, P3, K1] rep > > Row 41: [K1, M1P; [P3, K1] 4 more times; P3, M1P, K1] rep; (54 sts) > > Row 42–43: [K1, P4, K1; [P3, K1] 4 more times; P4, K1] rep > > Row 44: [SKPO, P3, K1, M1P; [P3, K1] 2 more times; P3, M1P, K1, P3, K2tog] rep; (54 sts) > > Row 45: [K1, P3, K1, P4, K1; [P3, K1] 2 more times; P4, K1, P3, K2tog] rep > > Row 46: [SKPO, P2, K1, P4, K1, P3, K1, P3, K1, P4, K1, P2, K2tog] rep; (52 sts) > > Row 47: [K1, P2, SKPO, P3, K1, M1P, P3, K1, P3, M1P, K1, P3, K2tog, P2, K1] rep; (50 sts) > > Row 48: [K1, P2, K1, K1, P3, K1, P4, K1, P4, K1, P3K2tog, P2, K1] rep; > > Row 49: [SKPO, P1, K1, P3, K1, P4, K1, P4, K1, P3, K1, P1, K2tog] rep; (46 sts) > > Row 50: [K1, P1, K1, P3, K1, P4, K1, P4, K1, P3, K1, P1, K1] rep; > > Row 51: [K1, P1, SKPO, P2, K1, P4, K1, P4, K1, P2, K2tog, P1, K1] rep; (42 sts) > > Row 52: [K1, P1, K1, P2, K1, P4, K1, P4, K1, P4, K1, P2, K1, P1, K1] rep; > > Row 53: [K1, P1, K1, P2, SKPO, P3, K1, P3, K1, P3, K2tog, P2, K1, P2, K1] rep; (38 sts) > > Row 54: [SKPO, K1, P2, K1, P3, K1, P3, K1, P2, K1, K2tog [rep; (34 sts) > > Row 55: [K2, P2, K1, P3, K1, P3, K1, P2, K2] rep > > Row 56: [SKPO, P2, K1, P3, K1, P3, K1, P2, K2tog] rep; (30 sts) > > Row 57: [K1, P2, SKPO, P2, K1, P2, K2tog, P2, K1] rep; (26 sts) > > Row 58: [K1, P2, K1, P2, K1, P2, K1, P2, K1] rep; > > Row 59: [SKPO, P1, K1, P2, K2, K1, P2, K1, P1, K2tog] rep; (22 sts) > > Row 60: [K1, P1, K1, P2, K1, P2, K1, K2tog] rep; > > Row 61: [SKPO, K1, P2, K1, P2, K2] rep; (18 sts) > > Row 62: [K2, P2, K1, P2, K2] rep; > > Row 63: [K1, skp, P1, K1, P1, K1, K2tog, K1] rep; (14 sts) > > Row 64: [K2, P1, K1, P1, K2] rep; > > Row 65: [SKPO, P1, K1, P1, K2tog] rep; (10 sts) > > Row 66: [K1, P1, K1, P1, K1] rep; > > Row 67: [SKPO, K1, K2tog] rep; (6 sts) > > Row 68: [K3] rep; > > Row 69: [S12 kpo] rep; Break yarn, draw up stitches, and fasten off. Weave in any loose ends neatly. # Garment Care: Rinse gently in lukewarm water and lay flat on the bath towel to dry. Block lightly. # Exotic Leaf Title: Bookmark Exotic Leaf # Dimensions: 11.5 inches long × 2.8 inches wide (at widest point) # Materials: Patons classic wool (100% pure new wool) 100 g/3.5 oz Color # 00240 – Leaf Green Size # 4 (3.5 m) You need double-pointed needles (DPNs.) set. # Gauge: 21 sts × 24 rows = 4 inches/10 cm in sts To save time, take time to check gauge. # Note: To work in the RND, always read charts from right to left. # Pattern Direction: With color 6 sts, divide on two needles (3 sts on each) as you are going to knit mitten. Place stitch marker and begin to knit in the round. Carefully join ends into the round. Do not twist. > Row 1–20: K > > Row 21: [K1, YO, K1, YO, K1] rep; (10 sts) > > Row 22–23: K > > Row 24: [SKPO, K1, K2tog] rep; (3 sts) > > Row 25: K > > Row 26: Repeat row 21 > > Row 27: Repeat row 22 > > Row 28: K > > Row 29: [SKPO, SKPO, K1, K2tog, K2tog] rep; (10 sts) > > Row 30: K > > Row 31: Repeat row 27 > > Row 32: K > > Row 33: [[K1, M1] 7 more times; K1] rep; (34 sts) > > Row 34: K > > Row 35: [[SKPO] 3 more times; K1; [K2tog] 3 more times] rep; (18 sts) > > Row 36: K > > Row 37: Repeat row 33 > > Row 38: K > > Row 39: [[K1, M1, 15 more times; K1]] rep; (66 sts) > > Row 40: K > > Row 41: [[SKPO] 7 more times; K1; [K2tog] 7 more times] rep; (32 sts) > > Row 41: K > > Row 42: Repeat row 39 > > Row 43: K > > Row 44: [K1, M1] 31 more times; K1] rep; (130 sts) > > Row 45: K > > Row 46: [SKPO] 30 more times; K1] rep; (66 sts) > > Row 47: K > > Row 48: [S1 K2tog psso, [K1, M1]26 more times; K1, K3tog] rep; (10 sts) > > Row 49: [S1 K2tog psso, k49, K3tog] rep; (102 sts) > > Row 50: [S1 K2tog psso, [SKPO] 10 more times; K1; [K2tog] rep; 4 more times (26 sts) > > Row 51: [S1 K2tog psso, K19, K3tog] rep (42 sts) > > Row 52: [S1 K2tog psso, [K1, M1]13 more times; K1, K3og] rep; (62 sts) > > Row 53: [S1 K2tog psso, K25, K3tog] rep; (54 sts) > > Row 54: [S1 K2tog psso, [SKPO] 4 more times; K1; [K2tog] rep; 4 more times (26 sts) > > Row 55: [S1 K2tog psso, K7, K3tog] rep; (18 sts) > > Row 56: [S1 K2tog psso, [K1, M1] rep; K1, K3tog] rep; (14 sts) > > Row 57: [S1 K2tog psso, K1, K3tog] rep; (6 sts) > > Row 58: S1 K2tog psso, K3tog (2 sts) Then, draw up stitches and fasten off. Weave in any loose ends neatly. # Garment Care: Rinse gently in lukewarm water and lay flat on the bath towel to dry. Block lightly How many stitches are cast on to make the bookmark Scallion?

answer:According to the pattern directions for the bookmark Scallion: With color A, CO 8 sts, divide on two needles (4 sts on each) as you are going to knit mitten. So the number of stitches cast on to make the bookmark Scallion is 8 stitches.

question:What are the best plants to keep in a home office environment?

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