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BRIGITTE
GAUGE: 8 sts x 11 rows = 4”x4”(10cmx10cm) in pattern stitch using #13(9mm). Made with big needles and an openwork pattern, Brigitte answers a knitter’s summer prayer: “Please let me be finished with this before September arrives!” Multi-faceted Brigitte could also easily be made up in doubled kidsilk mohair for evening festivities year-round. Easy to do up in a week and worked in the round, so it’s seamless to boot, this top finishes off with cute mini-tassels at the hem for a bit of flirty fun. BRIGITTE...conjures up images of the young Bardot, hair piled high, reclining languorously on the isolated Cote d’Azur beaches of the ‘60’s, wearing little more than this delightful netted topper and skimpy bikini. Slip it on when you want to bring out your “little French vixen”. |
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CANDICE
This garment is made to be body-skimming and not overly tight. Smaller sizes in each of the ranges may wish to size down or use a J hook for a tighter fit. Work up a bit of the pattern to determine gauge. GAUGE: 1 small shell + 2 large shells = 4” x 4” (10cm x 10cm) in pattern stitch using size K (6.5 mm) crochet hook. For the crocheter who wants to branch out with a pattern that only uses a few stitches, yet creates a complex-looking garment. Easy to adjust for multiple sizes, and super comfortable to wear. You will need to know single, half double, double and triple crochet, and you are on your way to skirtsville! Pattern stitches: Candice is based on a variation of two stitch patterns that are invaluable in crochet: v-stitch and shell stitch. These are used in combination throughout the body of the garment. The flower-tipped drawstrings are fun to make and a great embellishment. |
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DAPHNE
MEASURE: 20”(51cm) width x 80”(203cm) length; fringe adds 10”(25cm). One size fits most. GAUGE: 12 sts x 12 rows = 4”x 4” (10cm x 10cm) in pattern stitch using #10(6.0mm) needles. A wanna-be crochet wrap for knitters, Daphne uses stitches easy to master for all levels; the tricky part is learning to adjust your tension so that you will achieve the right amount of openness in the garment. Once this stitch pattern is learned, it’s easy to make this pattern in a sensuous kidsilk mohair for the cooler months. With Daphne you will learn some basic stitches used frequently in openwork and lace: yarn-over, knitting multiple stitches together, and working stitches into yarn-overs. DAPHNE...a silken embrace with a rustic touch, has just enough of the wild side in her to remind us that we women are all, at heart, both tender and tough. Deliciously sexy fringe elevates this wrap to the next level of glamour; Dahpne is something we could all toss on at a moment’s notice to elevate a soft-spoken outfit to one that sings with passion. |