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The Mountains are Calling: Adventure Awaits
Prepare to embark on a journey through stitches, colors, and self-discovery as you travel through this kit. Experience the magic of creating through several techniques -- some familiar and others perhaps less so. Do not let this intimidate you. Take a deep breath and begin your climb -- you won’t want to miss the view at the end! Complete your project the same as you would climb a mountain -- one stitch (step) at a time. You’ve got this.
Yarn Used:
➔ 20g / 92 yds Snow Cap
➔ 20g / 92 yds Rock Face
➔ 20g / 92 yds Pine Forest
➔ 50g / 230 yds Undergrowth
➔ 100g /460 yds Foliage
➔ 20g / 92 yds Shoreline
➔ 50g / 230 yds Flowing Waters
Notions:
➔ 99 Clear silver-lined beads for the snow peak
➔ 355 Blue mix beads for the water
➔ Floss threader or bead hook
➔ Cable needle
Stitches Used:
➔ CO - cast on
➔ PM - place marker
➔ SM - slip marker
➔ K - knit
➔ P - purl
➔ SL - slip
➔ WYIF - with yarn in front
➔ M1L - make one left
➔ M1R - make one right
➔ B&K - add bead and knit the stitch
➔ M - marker
➔ KTBL - knit through the back loop
➔ PTBL - purl through the back loop
➔ RS - right side
➔ WS - wrong side
➔ YO - yarn over (one stitch increase)
➔ K2TOG - knit two stitches together as one (one stitch decrease)
➔ SSK - slip, slip, knit (one stitch decrease)
➔ PSSO - pass slipped stitch over (one stitch decrease)
➔ 1/1 LC - one over one stitch left cable
➔ 1/1 RC - one over one stitch right cable
➔ 1/2 LC - one over two stitches left cable
➔ SL1-K2TOG-PSSO - slip one stitch knitwise, knit two together, pass the slipped stitch over the k2tog (two stitch decrease)
➔ KE(1, 2, 3) - knit elongated stitch (number shown denotes the number of yarn overs to elongate each stitch)
➔ IB - insert bead by sliding the next strung bead on your yarn up to your work; knit this stitch after placing a bead
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- First published: December 2021
- Page created: January 7, 2022
- Last updated: January 7, 2022 …
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