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Finally! A collection of knits for girls and teenagers that suits their relaxed, comfortable, style! From high-textured cabled ponchos and sweaters to stockinette tops and dresses to warm, comfy coats, these pieces all share a carefree style your girls will love.
Sized from 6 to young juniors 12, the patterns reach an often-missed generation of girls between toddler and adult. Yes, this age group can be tricky to please, so get them involved! Let them choose the pattern, the yarn, the fit (body-skimming or looser), and especially the color(s). Encourage them to personalize their design with the choices they make. Once exposed to the joy of creating a unique piece of hand-made clothing, they may even want to learn to knit for themselves!
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| ABBREVIATIONS | |
| beg | begin(ning) |
| CN | cable needle |
| k2tog | knit 2 stitches together |
| k3tog | knit 3 stitches together |
| kfb | knit into the front and back of the same stitch |
| M1 | make 1 lifted increase; lift the horiozontal bar between the stitch just worked and the next one from the front and put it on the left needle, then knit (or purl) into the back of it |
| MC | main color |
| p2togtbl | purl 2 stitches together through the back loop |
| PM | place marker |
| rem | remain(s, ing) |
| rnd(s) | round(s) |
| RS | right side |
| sl | slip |
| SM | slip marker |
| ssk | slip 2 stitches (one at a time, knitwise) from the left needle to the right, then knit these 2 stitches together with tip of left needle inserted from left to right into the front of stitches |
| St st | stockinette stitch |
| st(s) | stitch(es) |
| tbl | through back loop |
| w&t | wrap and turn; slip the next stitch, bring the yarn in front, then put the stitch back on the left needle and turn your work to the other side (leaving some stitches unworked). When picking up a wrapped stitch on a right side row, place needle under the wrap first and knit it together with the stitch on needle; when picking up a wrap on the wrong side, pick up the wrap from behind and place on needle, then purl it together with stitch on needle. |
| WS | wrong side |
| YO | yarn over |
| CABLE STITCHES | |
| C4B | slip next 2 sts and hold at back, k2, then k2 from cable needle |
| C4F | slip next 2 sts and hold at front, k2, then k2 from cable needle |
| C6B | slip next 3 sts and hold at back, k3, then k3 from cable needle |
| C6F | slip next 3 sts and hold at front, k3, then k3 from cable needle |
| T4B | slip next 2 sts and hold at back, k2, then p2 from cable needle |
| T4F | slip next 2 sts and hold at front, p2, then k2 from cable needle |
With waste yarn and crochet hook, chain desired number of stitches plus a few more and finish off. Pick up and knit stitches through the back loop of the chain. For those who dont want to crochet, cast on desired number of stitches and knit a few rows in waste yarn before continuing.
Cast on 3 sts, slip one st a time to left needle (working yarn remains behind at all times). *Kfb, k2; slip 3 (knit-wise) one at a time to left needle; repeat from * until number of stitches needed plus 2. Next row: K2tog, k1, slip sts to left needle and knit last 2 together. I-cord complete.
Start with a slipknot (or live stitch) on the left-hand needle. Work a knit stitch with the right hand needle, but do not slip it off the left needle. Instead, place the stitch from the right needle back onto the left needle (one stitch cast on). Continue until the desired number of stitches are on the left needle.
Cast on 3 sts using the knitted cast-on; slip to left needle, *k2, ssk, slip sts back to left needle (do not turn work, carry yarn behind); repeat from *. When 3 sts remain, graft to the beginning of the cord and weave in ends.
Turn pieces inside out and place live stitches on 2 parallel needles. Then knit 2 stitches together, one from each of the parellel needles. Knit another 2 stitches together, one from each needle. You now have 2 stitches on your right needle; use your left needle to pull the first stitch over the second and off the needle (one stitch bound off). Continue binding off in this manner (k2tog, bind off one).
From RS, pick up and knit one edge stitch and slip to left needle. Cast on 2 more sts with the knitted cast-on; *k2, slip next st, then pick up one st from edge and ssk (do not turn work), slip 3 sts to left needle; repeat from * around. When 3 sts remain, graft to the beginning of the cord and weave in ends.
Cast on 3 sts with the knitted cast-on. *K2, slip next st, then slip one from left needle and ssk (do not turn work), slip 3 sts to left needle; repeat from * around. When 3 sts remain, graft to the beginning of the cord and weave in ends.
Berroco
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Brown Sheep Company
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Cascade Yarns
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Ella Rae
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Hanalei Hand-Dyed
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Knit Picks
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Lion Brand
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for GIRLS
and
YOUNG
JUNIORS
Published by Stackpole Books
An imprint of Globe Pequot
Trade Division of The Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group, Inc.
4501 Forbes Boulevard, Suite 200, Lanham, Maryland 20706
Distributed by
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Copyright 2017 by Lee Gant
Photography: Jonathan Kirker Photography
Fashion Consultant and Styling Editor: Karissa Clark
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The contents of this book are for personal use only. Patterns contained herein may be reproduced in limited quantities for such use. Any large-scale commercial reproduction is prohibited without the written consent of the publisher.
We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy and completeness of these instructions. We cannot, however, be responsible for human error, typographical mistakes, or variations in individual work.
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ISBN 978-0-8117-6578-7 (ebook)
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Printed in the United States of America
Girls just want to be girls. At the ocean, on the playground, in the park or out for a walklooking good makes every girl happy.
Knitters just want to knit.
This unique collection of dresses, scarves, coats, and sweaters gives us all something to be happy about. Not all of the pieces will knit up in a hurry, so take your time and enjoy the process. Be confident in your abilities, and in no time you and your girls will be looking good and feeling good in any of these special knits.
With love in every stitch,
Lee
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