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    This document provides instructions for making the Diamond Trellis Stitch pattern. The pattern uses a special stitch called a front post treble 2 together (fptrc2tog) that creates a V-shape. To make the fptrc2tog, yarn is wrapped around posts of stitches 2 rows below to create the two arms of the V. Multiple fptrc2tog stitches worked side by side create the diamond pattern. The 3 sentence summary is: The instructions teach a Diamond Trellis Stitch pattern using a front post treble 2 together (fptrc2tog) stitch that creates a V-shape with arms around posts 2 rows below, forming diamonds when worked consecutively;

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    This document provides instructions for making the Diamond Trellis Stitch pattern. The pattern uses a special stitch called a front post treble 2 together (fptrc2tog) that creates a V-shape. To make the fptrc2tog, yarn is wrapped around posts of stitches 2 rows below to create the two arms of the V. Multiple fptrc2tog stitches worked side by side create the diamond pattern. The 3 sentence summary is: The instructions teach a Diamond Trellis Stitch pattern using a front post treble 2 together (fptrc2tog) stitch that creates a V-shape with arms around posts 2 rows below, forming diamonds when worked consecutively;

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    Stitch of The Week: Pattern #207

    Uploaded by

    Nicole Allyson Domingo
    This document provides instructions for making the Diamond Trellis Stitch pattern. The pattern uses a special stitch called a front post treble 2 together (fptrc2tog) that creates a V-shape. To make the fptrc2tog, yarn is wrapped around posts of stitches 2 rows below to create the two arms of the V. Multiple fptrc2tog stitches worked side by side create the diamond pattern. The 3 sentence summary is: The instructions teach a Diamond Trellis Stitch pattern using a front post treble 2 together (fptrc2tog) stitch that creates a V-shape with arms around posts 2 rows below, forming diamonds when worked consecutively;

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    of 3

    loops left on hook.

    Yarn over hook,


    draw through all three loops.
     There will be an “unworked” stitch
    left in the row below (behind the
    newly made fptrc2tog stitch).
    The remaining fptrc2tog stitches are worked
    the same way – with the first arm of the V
    worked around the same post as the last arm
    of the previous stitch. After the first row
    using this stitch the fptrc2tog stitch is
    worked around the top of the previous
    fptr2tog stitches rather than the dc posts.
    Stitch of the Week Make a ch of 14 + 1 (plus add
    multiples of 4 ch for each increase.
    Pattern #207
    Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in
    each ch across, turn.
    Diamond Trellis Stitch
    Pattern Row 2: Ch 2 (counts as first dc), dc in
    each sc across, turn.
    Special Stitches: Front post treble 2
    together (fptrc2tog). This makes a V-shaped NOTE: It is recommended to mark
    stitch in front of the work with the two arms your stitches for Row 3, until you
    of the V being worked around the posts of
    learn this stitch pattern, to help with
    the stitches 2 rows below. All the V’s
    worked side by side make one half of the stitch placement. Place a stitch
    diamond pattern. Work the first fptrc2tog as marker in first dc, [skip next 3 dc,
    follows: place a stitch marker in next dc] rep
     Yarn over hook twice, insert hook across to within last dc, last dc does
    horizontally in stich indicated in NOT get a marker.
    instructions (from front to back to
    front again), yarn over hook and
    Row 3: Ch 1, (does not count as first
    draw up a loop (4 loops on hook).
    *Yarn over hook, draw through 2 st), skip first marked dc, working right
    loops, repeat from *, 2 loops left on to left, fptrc around corresponding sc
    hook (one arm of the V made). below 2nd dc of next 3 dc group
     Yarn over hook twice, skip 3 dc posts, between markers, * sc in each of the
    insert hook horizontally in stitch next 3 dc between markers, behind
    indicated in instructions, Yarn over fptrc just made, skip next marked dc,
    hook and draw up a loop (5 loops on
    working from left to right work first
    hook). *Yarn over hook, draw
    through 2 loops, repeat from *, 3 half of fptrc2tog in same sc 2 rows
    below as previously worked fptrc around top of both posts at top center
    leaving 2 lps on hook, working right to point of next fptrc2tog 2 rows below,
    left work 2nd half of fptrc2tog around sc in each of next 3 dc between
    corresponding sc below 2nd dc of next markers, behind st just worked, skip
    3 dc group between markers (fptrc2tog next marked dc *, rep from * to *
    completed), skip next marked dc*, rep across to within last 3 dc, fptrc2tog,
    from * to * across to last 2 dc, skip working first half of fptrc2tog from
    next marked dc, working left to right left to right around both posts at top
    fptrc around same sc post used in the center point of fptrc2tog previously
    last post worked for last fptrc2tog, sc worked 2 rows below leaving 2 lps on
    in last st, turn. hook, work 2nd half of fptrc2tog from
    right to left around top of last ending
    Row 4: Rep Row 2. fptrc post 2 rows below, sc in each of
    last 3 dc, turn.
    For Row 5 Place stitch markers as
    indicated. Skip first 2 dc, mark next Row 6: Rep Row 2.
    dc, [skip next 3 dc, mark next dc]
    across to within last 2 dc and ending Row 7: Place stitch markers same as
    ch 2 turning ch, (do not mark last 3 for Row 3. Ch 1, (does NOT count as
    sts). first st), skip first marked dc, working
    right to left, fptrc around both posts of
    Row 5: Ch 1, (does not count as a st), top point of first fptrc2tog 2 rows
    sc in each of first 2 dc, skip next below, sc in each of next 3 dc between
    marked dc, working from left to right markers behind st just worked, skip
    fptrc2tog working first half of next marked dc, *working left to right
    fptrc2tog around top of first fptrc post fptrc2tog around top of center point of
    2 rows below, leaving 2 lps on hook, same fptrc2tog previously worked 2
    working from right to left work 2nd rows below, leaving 2 lps on hook,
    half of fptrc2tog around top of both work 2nd half of fptrc2tog from right to
    posts at top center point of fptrc2tog 2 left around top of both posts at top
    rows below, sc in each of next 3 dc center point of next fptrc2tog 2 rows
    between markers behind st just below, sc in each of next 3 dc between
    worked, skip next marked dc, markers, behind st just worked, skip
    *fptrc2tog, working first half of next marked dc*, rep from * to *
    fptrc2tog from left to right around top across to within last 2 dc, skip marked
    of both posts at top center point of dc, working left to right fptrc around
    fptrc2tog previously worked 2 rows top center point of last fptr2tog 2 rows
    below, leaving 2 lps on hook, work 2nd below, sc in last st, turn.
    half of fptrc2tog from right to left
    Row 8: Rep Row 2.

    Row 9: Rep Row 5.

    Repeat Rows 6-9 for pattern.

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