blocked_10_final
Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
Golden Ratio Continued...<br />
Directions for Square 1<br />
Using color 1, a 4.5 mm crochet hook, and a 4.5 mm knitting<br />
needle, cast on 21 stitches using the crochet cast on<br />
method.<br />
Row 1: Sl1 wyib, k8, CDDp, k8, p1 (dec’d 2, 19 sts rem)<br />
Row 2: (Sl1 wyib, k8) 2X, p1<br />
Row 3: Sl1, k7, CDDp, k7, p1 (dec’d 2, 17 sts rem)<br />
Row 4: (Sl1, k7) 2X, p1<br />
Row 5: Sl1, k6, CDDp, k6, p1 (dec’d 2, 15 sts rem)<br />
Row 6: (Sl1, k6) 2X, p1<br />
Row 7: Sl1, k5, CDDp, k5, p1 (dec’d 2, 13 sts rem)<br />
Row 8: (Sl1, k5) 2X, p1<br />
Row 9: Sl1, k4, CDDp, k4, p1 (dec’d 2, 11 sts rem)<br />
Row <strong>10</strong>: (Sl1, k4) 2X, p1<br />
Row 11: Sl1, k3, CDDp, k3, p1 (dec’d 2, 9 sts rem)<br />
Row 12: (Sl1, k3) 2X, p1<br />
Row 13: Sl1, k2, CDDp, k2, p1 (dec’d 2, 7 sts rem)<br />
Row 14: (Sl1, k2) 2X, p1<br />
Row 15: Sl1, k1, CDDp, k1, p1 (dec’d 2, 5 sts rem)<br />
Row 16: (Sl1, k1) 2X, p1<br />
Row 17: Sl1, CDDp, p1 (dec’d 2, 3 sts rem)<br />
Row 18: Sl2, p1 (Note: sl2 should be slipped individually,<br />
NOT together)<br />
Row 19: CDDp (dec’d 2, 1 st rem)<br />
Bind off and cut yarn, weave in end.<br />
Directions for Square 2<br />
Using color 2, a 4.5 mm crochet hook, and a 4.5 mm knitting<br />
needle, cast on <strong>10</strong> stitches using the crochet cast on<br />
method.<br />
With the <strong>10</strong> stitches on the needle and using the same<br />
yarn as you cast on with, pick up a stitch through the center<br />
of the last CDD of square 1. Pick up another <strong>10</strong> stitches from<br />
the slip stitch edge for 21 stitches in total. Stitch 12 (directly<br />
following the center stitch is tricky to pick up as the slip<br />
stitch edge lies directly behind the central double decrease.<br />
Repeat the directions for square 1.<br />
Directions for Square 3<br />
Using color 3, a 4.5mm crochet hook, and a 4.5mm knitting<br />
needle, cast on 20 stitches using the crochet cast on<br />
method.<br />
With the 20 stitches on the needle and using the same<br />
yarn as you cast on with, pick up a stitch through the center<br />
of the last CDD of square 1. Pick up another 20 stitches from<br />
the slip stitch edge for 41 stitches in total. Stitch 22 (directly<br />
following the center stitch is tricky to pick up as the slip<br />
stitch edge lies directly behind the central double decrease.<br />
Row 1: Sl1 wyib, k18, CDDp, k18, p1 (dec’d 2, 39 sts rem)<br />
Row 2: (Sl1 wyib, k18) 2X, p1<br />
Repeat these 2 rows decreasing in the same manner as<br />
the previous squares.<br />
Directions for Square 4<br />
Using color 2, a 4.5 mm crochet hook, and a 4.5 mm knitting<br />
needle, cast on 30 stitches using the crochet cast on<br />
method.<br />
With the 30 stitches on the needle and using the same<br />
yarn as you cast on with, pick up a stitch through the center<br />
of the last CDD of square 1. Pick up another 30 stitches from<br />
the slip stitch edge for 61 stitches in total. Stitch 32 (directly<br />
16<br />
following the center stitch is tricky to pick up as the slip<br />
stitch edge lies directly behind the central double decrease.<br />
Row 1: Sl1 wyib, k28, CDDp, k28, p1 (dec’d 2, 59 sts rem)<br />
Row 2: (Sl1, k28) 2X, p1<br />
Repeat these 2 rows decreasing in the same manner as<br />
previous squares.<br />
Directions for Square 5<br />
Using color 3, a 4.5 mm crochet hook, and a 4.5 mm knitting<br />
needle, cast on 50 stitches using the crochet cast on<br />
method.<br />
With the 50 stitches on the needle and using the same<br />
yarn as you cast on with, pick up a stitch through the center<br />
of the last CDD of square 1. Pick up another 50 stitches from<br />
the slip stitch edge (<strong>10</strong>1 stitches in total). Stitch 52 (directly<br />
following the center stitch is tricky to pick up as the slip<br />
stitch edge lies directly behind the central double decrease.<br />
Row 1: Sl1 wyib, k48, CDDp, k48, p1 (dec’d 2, 99 sts rem)<br />
Row 2: (Sl1 wyib, k48) 2X, p1<br />
Repeat these 2 rows decreasing in the same manner as<br />
previous squares.<br />
If knitting option 1, stop here and knit squares 1 to 5<br />
again, alternating the colors already used as follows:<br />
Square 1: Color 3<br />
Square 2: Color 2<br />
Square 3: Color 1<br />
Square 4: Color 2<br />
Square 5: Color 1<br />
Option 1: top and bottom edges and seaming<br />
With 3.5 mm needles, and color 4, pick up and knit every<br />
stitch along the top edge of the front section. In garter stitch<br />
knit 14 rows (7 ridges). Loosely bind off.<br />
Repeat for the bottom edge and again for the top and<br />
bottom of the back section.<br />
Using the schematic as a guide, turn one of the sections<br />
around.<br />
With the right sides facing each other and wrong sides on<br />
the outside, join the edges of squares 3 and 4 of section 1 to<br />
squares 4 and 3 of section 2 using a single crochet (US<br />
terms) join through the outside leg of each stitch. This will<br />
leave the bulky part of the seam on the wrong side.<br />
Then join the edge of square 6 of section 1 to square 6 of<br />
section 2 using a SC, join through the inside leg of each<br />
stitch. This will leave the bulky part of the seam on the wrong<br />
side and a visible line of stitches that will be crocheted into<br />
later.<br />
Turn the cowl so the right side is facing outwards.<br />
Using a 4.5mm crochet hook and your spare yarn, beginning<br />
in the first CDD of square 1, HDC into every CDD in a<br />
spiral. On the back seam HDC through both legs created<br />
from the seam.<br />
Continue HDCs until you reach the first CDD of the other<br />
square 1.<br />
Weave both ends of the spare yarn through to the wrong<br />
side and secure. Wash and block.<br />
Wash and block.