Apparently, we will never know exactly why a particular way of grafting was called a “Kitchener stitch”. One thing is for sure – it is somehow connected to Field Marshal Horatio Herbert Kitchener who served as a senior British Army officer during WW1. Whether Earl Kitchener used this technique in the sock pattern he designed, … Kitchener Stitch in Two Simple Steps Read More »
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Start with an uneven row of chains, chain one and turn. In the second chain from the hook, SC, and then SC into every chain across. Turn. CH three, and in the SC you just made from the row before, DC4TOG. (This finishes the cluster or bobble.) SC into the next space, DC5TOG (cluster, aka bobble) SC into the next space.
Here is an absolutely beautiful baby sweater that is infinitely variable in terms of color and texture combinations. This gorgeous pattern has a rich, soft texture eminently suited to baby clothes. It is simply THE ideal project for a baby shower gift. Also, the piece does not require highly advanced
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Personally I am a fan of everything fashionable, although one could say I am into a sporty chic style as clothing goes. This being said I must admit that my favorite thing about fall - winter 201
