Headband with a bow
Materials: Size US 8 16 inch circular needle
Yarn: Worsted or Aran weight; approximately 100
yards
INSTRUCTIONS:
Cast on 74 sts and join in
the round.
Row 1-3: *ktbl, p* repeat
from *
Row 4: *ktbl, k* repeat
from*
Row 5-8: k
Row 9: same as row 4
Row10-12: same as row 1-3
Bind off loosely and sew
on the bow.
BOW: knit two rectangles:
1. CO 10 sts
Knit in stockinette stitch until it measures 3 ½ inches.
Bind off.
2. CO 4 sts
Knit in ss until the piece measures about 1 ½ inches.
Bind off.
Sew the smaller piece
together into a ring.
Now slide this over the
larger piece to the middle.
Pattern copyright to Doris Formby: You are welcome to use this pattern to knit for yourself or as a gift, or for charity. You may not sell the pattern itself or the finished goods made from this pattern. Please direct any questions to Strickliese on Ravelry. Thank you for knitting my design.
Pattern copyright to Doris Formby: You are welcome to use this pattern to knit for yourself or as a gift, or for charity. You may not sell the pattern itself or the finished goods made from this pattern. Please direct any questions to Strickliese on Ravelry. Thank you for knitting my design.
Wear and enjoy!
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ReplyDeleteWhat do either of the above comments have to do with the lovely knitting pattern??
ReplyDeleteLooks cute - I'm going to try it as a gift for a few college students I work with.
DeleteI have never seen the ktbl instruction before - could you please explain?
ReplyDeletektbl means knit through back of loop.
DeleteUnder Bow, What does CO mean? Thx
DeleteCO means cast on
Deleteso what do we do for row 9?????
ReplyDeleteYour pattern sounds easy, but what about row 9 and what does "ktbl" mean? thank you for your help.
ReplyDeleteI too need to know about row 9 Thanks
ReplyDeletePerhaps there's a misprint and instead of 10-12 it should read 9-11.
ReplyDeleteINSTRUCTIONS:
DeleteCast on 74 sts and join in the round.
Row 1-3: *ktbl, p* repeat from *
Row 4: *ktbl, k* repeat from*
Row 5-8: k
Row 9: same as row 4
Row10-12: same as row 1-3
This is as stated in the Ravelry free download of this pattern. Hope this helps out.
Such a pretty pattern. Thanks for sharing it for free Doris!
it looks to me that row 9 is worked the same as row 4
DeleteCorrect. Row 9 is worked the same as row 4.
DeleteThis is what ktbl means: Knitting through the back loop ( ktbl) is a technique that creates a twisted knit stitch. Go to Utube and type in ktbl knitting video, and it will give you step-by-step instructions.
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