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Enchanted Vine
Skill Level: Intermediate; basic techniques, unusual execution
Techniques Employed: knitted cast-on, knitting, purling, yarn
overs, single decreases, 2 needle i-cord
Gauge: One leaf = 1¼” x ⅝” (3 cm x 1.5 cm); seven rows of
i-cord = ¾” (2 cm)
Finished size: as shown, 49 leaves & 57” (145 cm) long
Additional materials needed: safety pin-style stitch marker for use as a stitch holder, yarn needle to weave in ends
The short rows used are not like any you may be used to; this is a great way to get practice turning the work to make short rows without the frustration of getting them to look pretty (these will look nice regardless since they always end in a decrease). The necklace shown took roughly 85 yards.
PDF file is 3 pages and roughly 470 kilobytes. Latest version of pattern: June 1, 2011.
(For a full preview of the actual first page of the pattern, see the images to the left.)
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- First published: December 2010
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