#CupHeart

Designed by @lomaki

Size: 7 х 20 cm / 2,5 x 7,5 inches

Yarn: Drops <3 You # 8 (50 g / 85 m) you

need ~ 15 g

Pattern: garter stitch (knit stitches in RS and

WS)

Gauge: 20 stitches х 36 rows = 10 х 10 cm

Tools: knitting needles #6 / 4 mm, crochet

hook 4 mm, scissors, button / bead

Note:

#CupHeart is a pattern for personal use only and it must not be shared or copied! Please tag
@lomaki when you`ll publish your #CupHeart project in social media. I wish you`ll enjoy
knitting this pattern! Thank you!

General information:

#CupHeart is a easy to do project for St. Valentine`s Day. #CupHeart is made in “shadow
knitting” technique. Here is photo tutorial for making cup warmer, but you can use this pattern
for making other cute stuff in garter stitch.

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Photo tutorial:

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Cast on 16 stitches Knit 11 rows in garter Follow Chart 1 in Continue knitting

by single cast-on stitch, edge stitches rows 12 -24 garter stitch in rows
method are slip stitches in the 25 – 72
beginning of the row
and purl stitches in
the end of row

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Rotate the edge stitch Put crochet hook into Crochet 10-12 chain Put crochet hook
counter-clockwise this edge stitch stitches between edge stitch
and knit stitch,
forming button hole

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Crochet 1 slip stitch Bind off all the Put crochet hook Crochet 1 row slip
and put it back on he stitches between edge stitch stitches to the
left needle and knit stitch in first beginning of piece
row and pick up the
loop

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Put the end of yarn Knot, cut and hide the Done! Thank you!
into the bead button ends of yarn

Chart 1:

24 s p p p p p
p s 23
22 s p p p p p p p
p s 21
20 s p p p p p p p
p s 19
18 s p p p p p p p
p s 17
16 s p p p p p p p
p s 15
14 s p p p p p p p
p s 13
12 s p p p p p
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

13, 15, 17, …, 23 - RS

12, 14, 16, …, 24 - WS

Chart symbols

- knit stitches in RS and WS

p - purl stitch

p/s - the edge stitch (purl stitch in the end of the row and slip stitch in the beginning of the row)