2 Be Ss a Book 348 Bluebell, Totem and Katie LY SWERVE Gee Jumpers, Hooded Jacket, Vest, Cardigan and Bere!Why making it with Patons makes it really worthwhile . .. Every year Patons make up thousands and thousands of garments to ensure that each individual pattern is perfected in every size stated and every Patons yarn specified—of vital import- ance to the shape of your finished garment. ‘And once in shape—always in shape, No shrink: ing. No stretching, Patons promise it. With over 180 years of experience to draw on, the people at Patons don't pay lip service to quality, they work at it constantly. That's why making it with Patons makes it really worthwhile, These are the Patons Yarns featured in this Book — TOTEM ‘A favourite yarn for many years because it looks good, washes easily and knits up well. Patonised, it will never shrink. ‘Some colours are available in 50g balls (if using these, simply halve the quantities shown for 259 bal KATIE New pure wool with a crochet twist and a soft, smooth “fee! In fun-loving colours, including viscose and shadow shades. Won't shrink, stretch or lose its shape, BLUEBELL A fine, pure new wool. Won't shrink or lose its shape. Mothproof. Wears beautifully. Please note— When purchasing yarn for a garment, you must be ‘sure to specify either Imperial (ounces) or Metric (grammes) quantities. it your Knitting Book states ‘ounces only, your Retailer will convert these to grammes where necessary. It will help if you take your book with you when purchasing yarn. * Suggested Retail Selling Price Poge 2—Book 348 No. 1— Jumper (opposite) CAUTION! we can take no respon- PATONS BLUEBELL AB Fits underarm ins. 18 20 om 46 51 Measures sea ins, 19 21 om 48 53 Main Colour 259 balls 5 6 or toz. balls 4 5 1st Contrast 25g balls 1 1 or 1oz. balls 1 1 Small quantity of 2nd Contrast. . Length 9 ~ ins. 9} 107 cm 24 27 » Sleeve seam ins. 6 7 om 15 18 (or length desired) “Disc” or Patons 1 pair each Nos, 10 and 12 Average Knitters 1 pair each Nos, 9 and 11 Tight Knitters 1 pair each Nos, 8 and 10 Needles in instructions are for Average Knitters, NEEDLES—Milward Loose Knitters Milvard Tapestry Needle for sewing seams. 4 Press Studs, Motif (iF desired). ABBREVIATIONS—See page 19. “Inc. Pick up loop which lies before next st., place on left-hand needle and knit tbl, M, = Main Colour, C.1 = tet Contrast. €.2 = 2nd Contrast, Instructions are for size A. Size B is shown [B...) Where one set of figures is given, this applies to both sizes. an 4 TENSION—13] stitches to 2 inches (5 cm). prgT ATE) Noodle sizo fends on Your rnin which tnould be 13 etiones to 2 ins {5.0m} in wiath ‘measured over SrnninPlain smooth fabric = oe See also i a 1 page's BACK Using No. 11 Needles and M., cast on 63 [B 69] stitches, 1st row—K.2, * P.1, K.1, rep, from * to last st,, K.1 2nd row—K1, * Pt, K.1, rep. from * to end Rep. tat and 2nd rows 4 times. Using No. 9 Needles, proceed as follows— tet row—Knit. 2nd row—Purl, Rep, 1st and 2nd rows until work measures 5} [B 6}] ins, (14 [B 16] cm) from commencement, finishing with @ purl row. Shape raglan armholes as follows— 1st and 2nd rows—Cast off 2 sts., work to end, **Published by courtesy of “Woman's Day” Magazine Sailor shirt-jumper with fashioned raglan. K.1, P.1 rib on cuffs and lower edge. Collar and insert in garter stitch. 3rd row—K1, slip 1, K.1, p.82.0, knit to last 3 sto K2 tog. Kt 4th row-—Purl (Prirep. Sra and Ath rows until 31 [B 33] ote. remain, finishing with @ 3rd row. Noxt row-P.1, P.2 tog., purl to last 3 ote., P.2 tog! PA ed. (¢8 before) at each end of every row until 21 [B 33} sts, remain. Cast off FRONT—Work as given for Back to ** Shape neck as follows— tet row—K.1, slip 1, K.1, p.s.s.0., K.26 [B K.29], turn. Continue on these’ sts, dec. at armhole edge (as before) in every alt. row 13 [B 15] times, whilst at same time dec. at neck edge in 2nd row and every following 4th row 6 [B 7] times. Dee. at armhole edge in every row 5 times, whilst at same time dec. at neck edge in following 4th row from previous dec, (2 sts.) Next row—P.2, turn, K.2 tog. Fasten off Join yarn to remaining sts., cast off 1 st, and complete to correspond with other side. SLEEVES Using No. 11 Needles and M., cast on 39 [B 41] stitches. Work 10 rows in rib as given for Back. Using No. 9 Needles, proceed as follows— 1st row—Knit. 2nd row—Purl Rep. tet and 2nd rows once. 5th row—K.2, “Inc.", knit to last 2 sts, “Inc.”, K.2. Inc. (as before) in every 6th row until there are 49 [B 53) sts. Continue until side edge measures 6 [B 7] ins, (15 [B 18] cm) (or length desired) from commence: ment, finishing with a purl row. Shape raglan as follows— Ist and 2nd rows—Cast off 2 sts., work to end. 3rd row—K.1, slip 1, K.t, p.s.s.o., knit to last 3 sts., K2 tog., K.1. Deo. (as before) at each end of every alt. row until 15 sts, remain, Next row—P.1, P.2 tog., purl to last 3 sts., P.2 tog.tb.l, PA Rep. last 2 rows once. (9 sts.) Cast off. INSERT Using No. 9 Needles and C.1, cast on 3 stitches. Working in stripes of 4 rows C.1 garter st., 4 rows C.2 garter st., inc. at each end of every 3rd row until there are 23 [B 25] sts. Work 2 [B 6] rows. Cast off. COLLAR Using No, 9 Needles and C.1, cast on 63 [B 55] stitches, [Continued on next page Book 348—Page 3