Mystery Knit-a-long - Create and Craft USA · Kaffe Fassett Knit-along Week 2 YARN Pure Wool Worsted Turquoise Version A Oxford 148 B Azure 138 C Magenta 119 (Redcurrant 120) D Electric

Pure Wool Worsted Superwash

Mystery Knit-a-long

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Pure Wool Worsted Superwash

Mystery Knit-a-long

designed by Kaffe Fassett

Kaffe Fassett Knit-alongWeek 1


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YARNPure Wool WorstedTurquoise VersionA Electric 143 (Light Navy 153) B Jade 127 (Bottle 140) C Azure 138 D Oxford 148 Red VersionA Raspberry 117 B Rich Red 124 C Periwinkle 146 D Damson 150 (Navy 149) Pastel VersionA Oxygen 137 B Toffee 104 C Satin 116 D Soft Cream 102 Brown VersionA Rust 106 (Rich Red 124) B Rosy 115 C Black 109 D Raspberry 117

NEEDLES1 pair 4½mm (no 7) (US 7) needles

TENSION 20 sts and 25 rows to 10 cm measured over st st using 4½mm (US 7) needles.

FINISHED SIZECompleted square measures 19 cm (7½ in) wide by 19 cm (7½ in) long.

SPECIAL ABBREVIATIONSInc in next st = on a RS row knit into front of next st then into the back of the same st slipping st off left needle, on a WS row purl

into front of next st then into the back of the same st slipping st off left needle; M1R = make one stitch by picking up the horizontal loop before next stitch from behind and working into front of it; M1L = make one stitch by picking up the horizontal loop before next stitch from front and working into back of it.

Pattern note: If making Afghan knit 7 squares, if making small cushion knit 2 squares and if making oblong cushion knit 4 squares.Make one version of square will give you a defined line at the edge of the squares where making the stitches, as it does on the decreasing section of the square. If making the increase version there will not be a defined line at the edge of this side of the square but only on the decrease side.

SQUAREBoth VersionsUsing 4½mm (US 7) needles and yarn A cast on 2 sts.Row 1 (RS): Using yarn A, (inc in next st) twice. 4 sts.Row 2: Using yarn A, P1, inc in next st, (twice), P1. 6 sts.

Increase VersionRow 3: Using yarn B, K1, inc in next st, K to last 3 sts, inc in next st, K2. 8 sts.Row 4: Using yarn B, purl. Row 5: Using yarn A, K1, inc in next st, K to last 3 sts, inc in next st, K2. 10 sts.Row 6: Using yarn A, P1, inc in next st, P to last 3 sts, inc in next st, P2. 12 sts.Rows 7 and 8: Using yarn B, as rows 3 and 4. 14 sts.Rows 9 and 10: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 18 sts.Rows 11 and 12: Using yarn B, as rows 3 and 4. 20 sts.Rows 13 and 14: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 24 sts.Rows 15 and 16: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 26 sts.Rows 17 and 18: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 30 sts.Rows 19 and 20: using yarn C, as rows 3 and 4. 32 sts.Rows 21 and 22: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 36 sts.Rows 23 and 24: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 38 sts.

Turquoise Version Red Version

Pastel Version Brown Version

Rows 25 and 26: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 42 sts.Rows 27 and 28: Using yarn C as rows 5 and 6. 46 sts.Row 29: Using yarn A, Knit.Row 30: Using yarn A, as row 6. 48 sts.Rows 31 and 32: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 50 sts. Rows 33 and 34: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 54 sts.

Make One VersionRow 3: Using yarn B, K2, M1R, K to last 2 sts, M1L, K2. 8 sts.Row 4: Using yarn B, purl. Row 5: Using yarn A, K2, M1R, K to last 2 sts, M1L, K2. 10 sts.Row 6: Using yarn A, P2, M1R, P to last 2 sts, M1L, P2. 12 sts.Rows 7 and 8: Using yarn B, as rows 3 and 4. 14 sts.Rows 9 and 10: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 18 sts.Rows 11 and 12: Using yarn B, as rows 3 and 4. 20 sts.Rows 13 and 14: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 24 sts.Rows 15 and 16: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 26 sts.Rows 17 and 18: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 30 sts.Rows 19 and 20: using yarn C, as rows 3 and 4. 32 sts.Rows 21 and 22: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 36 sts.Rows 23 and 24: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 38 sts.Rows 25 and 26: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 42 sts.Rows 27 and 28: Using yarn C as rows 5 and 6. 46 sts.Row 29: Using yarn A, Knit.Row 30: Using yarn A, as row 6. 48 sts.Rows 31 and 32: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 50 sts. Rows 33 and 34: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 54 sts.

Both VersionsRow 35: Using yarn C, Knit.Row 36: Using yarn C, P1, P2tog, P to last 3 sts, P2tog tbl, P1. 52 sts.Row 37: Using yarn A, K1, sl 1, K1, psso, K to last 3 sts, K2tog, K1. 50 sts.Row 38: Using yarn A, Purl.Row 39: Using yarn A, K1, sl 1, K1, psso, K to last 3 sts, K2tog, K1. 48 sts.Row 40: Using yarn A, P1, P2tog, P to last 3 sts, P2tog tbl, P1. 46 sts.

Rows 41 and 42: Using yarn C, as rows 35 and 36. 44 sts.Rows 43 and 44: Using yarn C, as rows 39 and 40. 40 sts.Rows 45 and 46: Using yarn A, as rows 37 and 38. 38 sts.Rows 47 and 48: Using yarn A, as rows 39 and 40. 34 sts.Rows 49 and 50: Using yarn C, as rows 37 and 38. 32 sts.Rows 51 and 52: Using yarn D, as rows 39 and 40. 28 sts.Rows 53 and 54: Using yarn C, as rows 37 and 38. 26 sts.Rows 55 and 56: Using yarn D, as rows 39 and 40. 22 sts.Rows 57 and 58: Using yarn C, as rows 37 and 38. 20 sts.Rows 59 and 60: Using yarn D, as rows 39 and 40. 16 sts.Rows 61 and 62: Using yarn C, as rows 37 and 38. 14 sts.Rows 63 and 64: Using yarn D, as rows 39 and 40. 10 sts.Rows 65 and 66: Using yarn C, as rows 37 and 38. 8 sts.Rows 67 and 68: Using yarn D, as rows 39 and 40. 4 sts.Row 69: Using yarn D, (K2tog) twice. 2 sts.Cast off.

MAKING UPBlock to size 19 cm (7½ in) square as described on the information page.Sew in any loose ends.

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YARNPure Wool WorstedTurquoise VersionA Oxford 148 B Azure 138 C Magenta 119 (Redcurrant 120) D Electric 143 Red VersionA Papaya 135 B Damson 150 (Navy 149) C Jade 127 (Bottle 140) D Rich Red 124 Pastel VersionA Moonstone 112 B Grasshopper 130 C Pretty Pink 113 D Mustard 131 Brown VersionA Rosy 115 B Moonstone 112 C Chestnut 107 D Seville 134













Both VersionsRow 35: Using yarn C, Knit.Row 36: Using yarn C, P1, P2tog, P to last 3 sts, P2tog tbl, P1. 52 sts.Row 37: Using yarn A, K1, sl 1, K1, psso, K to last 3 sts, K2tog, K1. 50 sts.Row 38: Using yarn A, Purl.Row 39: Using yarn A, K1, sl 1, K1, psso, K to last 3 sts, K2tog, K1. 48 sts.Row 40: Using yarn A, P1, P2tog, P to last 3 sts, P2tog tbl, P1. 46 sts.Rows 41 and 42: Using yarn C, as rows 35 and 36. 44 sts.Rows 43 and 44: Using yarn C, as rows 39 and 40. 40 sts.Rows 45 and 46: Using yarn A, as rows 37 and 38. 38 sts.Rows 47 and 48: Using yarn A, as rows 39 and 40. 34 sts.Rows 49 and 50: Using yarn C, as rows 37 and 38. 32 sts.Rows 51 and 52: Using yarn D, as rows 39 and 40. 28 sts.Rows 53 and 54: Using yarn C, as rows 37 and 38. 26 sts.Rows 55 and 56: Using yarn D, as rows 39 and 40. 22 sts.Rows 57 and 58: Using yarn C, as rows 37 and 38. 20 sts.Rows 59 and 60: Using yarn D, as rows 39 and 40. 16 sts.Rows 61 and 62: Using yarn C, as rows 37 and 38. 14 sts.Rows 63 and 64: Using yarn D, as rows 39 and 40. 10 sts.Rows 65 and 66: Using yarn C, as rows 37 and 38. 8 sts.Rows 67 and 68: Using yarn D, as rows 39 and 40. 4 sts.Row 69: Using yarn D, (K2tog) twice. 2 sts.

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YARNPure Wool WorstedTurquoise VersionA Periwinkle 146 B Magenta 119 (Redcurrant 120) C Plum 122 D Jade 127 (Bottle 140) Red VersionA Damson 150 (Navy 149) B Periwinkle 146 C Rust 106 (Cardinal 136) D Peacock 139 (Aqua 156) Pastel VersionA Ocean 145 B Pretty Pink 113 C Gold 133 (Almond 103) D Soft Cream 102 Brown VersionA Gold 133 (Buttercup 132) B Hazel 128 C Raspberry 117 D Moonstone 112







SQUAREBoth VersionsUsing 4½mm (US 7) needles and yarn A cast on 2 sts.Row 1 (RS): Using yarn A, (inc in next st) twice. 4 sts.Row 2: Using yarn A, P1, inc in next st, (twice), P1. 6 sts.Increase VersionRow 3: Using yarn B, K1, inc in next st, K to last 3 sts, inc in next st, K2. 8 sts.Row 4: Using yarn B, purl. Row 5: Using yarn A, K1, inc in next st, K to last 3 sts, inc in next st, K2. 10 sts.Row 6: Using yarn A, P1, inc in next st, P to last 3 sts, inc in next st, P2. 12 sts.Rows 7 and 8: Using yarn B, as rows 3 and 4. 14 sts.Rows 9 and 10: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 18 sts.Rows 11 and 12: Using yarn B, as rows 3 and 4. 20 sts.Rows 13 and 14: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 24 sts.Rows 15 and 16: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 26 sts.Rows 17 and 18: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 30 sts.Rows 19 and 20: using yarn C, as rows 3 and 4. 32 sts.Rows 21 and 22: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 36 sts.Rows 23 and 24: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 38 sts.Rows 25 and 26: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 42 sts.



Rows 27 and 28: Using yarn C as rows 5 and 6. 46 sts.Row 29: Using yarn A, Knit.Row 30: Using yarn A, as row 6. 48 sts.Rows 31 and 32: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 50 sts. Rows 33 and 34: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 54 sts.Make One VersionRow 3: Using yarn B, K2, M1R, K to last 2 sts, M1L, K2. 8 sts.Row 4: Using yarn B, purl. Row 5: Using yarn A, K2, M1R, K to last 2 sts, M1L, K2. 10 sts.Row 6: Using yarn A, P2, M1R, P to last 2 sts, M1L, P2. 12 sts.Rows 7 and 8: Using yarn B, as rows 3 and 4. 14 sts.Rows 9 and 10: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 18 sts.Rows 11 and 12: Using yarn B, as rows 3 and 4. 20 sts.Rows 13 and 14: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 24 sts.Rows 15 and 16: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 26 sts.Rows 17 and 18: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 30 sts.Rows 19 and 20: using yarn C, as rows 3 and 4. 32 sts.Rows 21 and 22: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 36 sts.Rows 23 and 24: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 38 sts.Rows 25 and 26: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 42 sts.Rows 27 and 28: Using yarn C as rows 5 and 6. 46 sts.Row 29: Using yarn A, Knit.Row 30: Using yarn A, as row 6. 48 sts.Rows 31 and 32: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 50 sts. Rows 33 and 34: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 54 sts.

Both VersionsRow 35: Using yarn C, Knit.Row 36: Using yarn C, P1, P2tog, P to last 3 sts, P2tog tbl, P1. 52 sts.Row 37: Using yarn A, K1, sl 1, K1, psso, K to last 3 sts, K2tog, K1. 50 sts.Row 38: Using yarn A, Purl.Row 39: Using yarn A, K1, sl 1, K1, psso, K to last 3 sts, K2tog, K1. 48 sts.Row 40: Using yarn A, P1, P2tog, P to last 3 sts, P2tog tbl, P1. 46 sts.Rows 41 and 42: Using yarn C, as rows 35 and 36. 44 sts.Rows 43 and 44: Using yarn C, as rows 39 and 40. 40 sts.Rows 45 and 46: Using yarn A, as rows 37 and 38. 38 sts.Rows 47 and 48: Using yarn A, as rows 39 and 40. 34 sts.Rows 49 and 50: Using yarn C, as rows 37 and 38. 32 sts.Rows 51 and 52: Using yarn D, as rows 39 and 40. 28 sts.Rows 53 and 54: Using yarn C, as rows 37 and 38. 26 sts.Rows 55 and 56: Using yarn D, as rows 39 and 40. 22 sts.Rows 57 and 58: Using yarn C, as rows 37 and 38. 20 sts.Rows 59 and 60: Using yarn D, as rows 39 and 40. 16 sts.Rows 61 and 62: Using yarn C, as rows 37 and 38. 14 sts.Rows 63 and 64: Using yarn D, as rows 39 and 40. 10 sts.Rows 65 and 66: Using yarn C, as rows 37 and 38. 8 sts.Rows 67 and 68: Using yarn D, as rows 39 and 40. 4 sts.Row 69: Using yarn D, (K2tog) twice. 2 sts.Cast off.








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YARNPure Wool WorstedTurquoise VersionA Peacock 139 (Aqua 156) B Splash 114 C Plum 122 D Damson 150 (Navy 149) Red VersionA Papaya 135 B Magenta 119 (Recurrant 120) C Rich Red 124 D Raspberry 117 Pastel VersionA Soft Cream 102 B Mustard 131 C Ocean 145 D Pretty Pink 113 Brown VersionA Hazel 128 B Gold 133 (Buttercup 132) C Seville 134 D Chestnut 107














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YARNPure Wool WorstedTurquoise VersionA Jade 127 (Bottle 140) B Azure 138 C Damson 150 (Navy 149) D Peacock 139 (Aqua 156) Red VersionA Damson 150 (Navy 149) B Magenta 119 (Redcurrant 120) C Rust 106 (Cardinal 136) D Mallard 144 Pastel VersionA Grasshopper 130 B Satin 116 C Gold 133 (Almond 103) D Oxygen 137 Brown VersionA Rust 106 (Rich Red 124) B Hazel 128 C Chestnut 107 D Rosy 115







SQUAREBoth VersionsUsing 4½mm (US 7) needles and yarn A cast on 2 sts.Row 1 (RS): Using yarn A, (inc in next st) twice. 4 sts.Row 2: Using yarn A, P1, inc in next st, (twice), P1. 6 sts.Increase VersionRow 3: Using yarn B, K1, inc in next st, K to last 3 sts, inc in next st, K2. 8 sts.Row 4: Using yarn B, purl. Row 5: Using yarn A, K1, inc in next st, K to last 3 sts, inc in next st, K2. 10 sts.Row 6: Using yarn A, P1, inc in next st, P to last 3 sts, inc in next st, P2. 12 sts.Rows 7 and 8: Using yarn B, as rows 3 and 4. 14 sts.Rows 9 and 10: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 18 sts.Rows 11 and 12: Using yarn B, as rows 3 and 4. 20 sts.Rows 13 and 14: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 24 sts.Rows 15 and 16: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 26 sts.Rows 17 and 18: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 30 sts.Rows 19 and 20: using yarn C, as rows 3 and 4. 32 sts.Rows 21 and 22: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 36 sts.Rows 23 and 24: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 38 sts.Rows 25 and 26: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 42 sts.



Rows 27 and 28: Using yarn C as rows 5 and 6. 46 sts.Row 29: Using yarn A, Knit.Row 30: Using yarn A, as row 6. 48 sts.Rows 31 and 32: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 50 sts. Rows 33 and 34: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 54 sts.Make One VersionRow 3: Using yarn B, K2, M1R, K to last 2 sts, M1L, K2. 8 sts.Row 4: Using yarn B, purl. Row 5: Using yarn A, K2, M1R, K to last 2 sts, M1L, K2. 10 sts.Row 6: Using yarn A, P2, M1R, P to last 2 sts, M1L, P2. 12 sts.Rows 7 and 8: Using yarn B, as rows 3 and 4. 14 sts.Rows 9 and 10: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 18 sts.Rows 11 and 12: Using yarn B, as rows 3 and 4. 20 sts.Rows 13 and 14: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 24 sts.Rows 15 and 16: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 26 sts.Rows 17 and 18: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 30 sts.Rows 19 and 20: using yarn C, as rows 3 and 4. 32 sts.Rows 21 and 22: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 36 sts.Rows 23 and 24: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 38 sts.Rows 25 and 26: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 42 sts.Rows 27 and 28: Using yarn C as rows 5 and 6. 46 sts.Row 29: Using yarn A, Knit.Row 30: Using yarn A, as row 6. 48 sts.Rows 31 and 32: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 50 sts. Rows 33 and 34: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 54 sts.









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YARNPure Wool WorstedTurquoise VersionA Magenta 119 (Redcurrant 120) B Periwinkle 146 C Peacock 139 (Aqua 156) D Splash 114 Red VersionA Papaya 135 B Mallard 144 C Rich Red 124 D Jade 127 (Bottle 140) Pastel VersionA Soft Cream 102 B Oxygen 137 C Toffee 104 D Ocean 145 Brown VersionA Damson 150 (Navy 149) B Moonstone 112 C Rust 106 D Gold 133














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YARNPure Wool WorstedTurquoise VersionA Electric 143 (Light Navy 153) B Splash 114 C Jade 127 (Bottle 140) D Magenta 119 (Redcurrant 120) Red VersionA Magenta 119 (Redcurrant 120) B Periwinkle 146 C Peacock 139 (Aqua 156) D Rich Red 124 Pastel VersionA Oxygen 137 B Satin 116 C Gold 133 (Almond 103) D Pretty Pink 113 Brown VersionA Raspberry 117 B Damson 150 (Navy 149) C Chestnut 107 D Moonstone 112














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YARNPure Wool Worsted

Turquoise VersionA Electric 143 (Light Navy 153) B Periwinkle 146 C Peacock 139 (Aqua 156) D Magenta 119 (Redcurrant 120) Red VersionA Papaya 135 B Mallard 144 C Magenta 119 (Redcurrant 120) D Peacock 139 (Aqua 156) Pastel VersionA Moonstone 112 B Pretty Pink 113 C Soft Cream 102 D Mustard 131 Brown VersionA Hazel 128 B Moonstone 112 C Gold 133 (Buttercup 132) D Rosy 115




SPECIAL ABBREVIATIONSInc in next st = on a RS row knit into front of next st then into

the back of the same st slipping st off left needle, on a WS row purl into front of next st then into the back of the same st slipping st off left needle; M1R = make one stitch by picking up the horizontal loop before next stitch from behind and working into front of it; M1L = make one stitch by picking up the horizontal loop before next stitch from front and working into back of it.


SQUAREBoth VersionsUsing 4½mm (US 7) needles and yarn A cast on 2 sts.Row 1 (RS): Using yarn A, (inc in next st) twice. 4 sts.Row 2: Using yarn A, P1, inc in next st, (twice), P1. 6 sts.Increase VersionRow 3: Using yarn B, K1, inc in next st, K to last 3 sts, inc in next st, K2. 8 sts.Row 4: Using yarn B, purl. Row 5: Using yarn A, K1, inc in next st, K to last 3 sts, inc in next st, K2. 10 sts.Row 6: Using yarn A, P1, inc in next st, P to last 3 sts, inc in next st, P2. 12 sts.Rows 7 and 8: Using yarn B, as rows 3 and 4. 14 sts.Rows 9 and 10: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 18 sts.Rows 11 and 12: Using yarn B, as rows 3 and 4. 20 sts.Rows 13 and 14: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 24 sts.Rows 15 and 16: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 26 sts.Rows 17 and 18: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 30 sts.Rows 19 and 20: using yarn C, as rows 3 and 4. 32 sts.Rows 21 and 22: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 36 sts.Rows 23 and 24: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 38 sts.



Rows 25 and 26: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 42 sts.Rows 27 and 28: Using yarn C as rows 5 and 6. 46 sts.Row 29: Using yarn A, Knit.Row 30: Using yarn A, as row 6. 48 sts.Rows 31 and 32: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 50 sts. Rows 33 and 34: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 54 sts.Make One VersionRow 3: Using yarn B, K2, M1R, K to last 2 sts, M1L, K2. 8 sts.Row 4: Using yarn B, purl. Row 5: Using yarn A, K2, M1R, K to last 2 sts, M1L, K2. 10 sts.Row 6: Using yarn A, P2, M1R, P to last 2 sts, M1L, P2. 12 sts.Rows 7 and 8: Using yarn B, as rows 3 and 4. 14 sts.Rows 9 and 10: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 18 sts.Rows 11 and 12: Using yarn B, as rows 3 and 4. 20 sts.Rows 13 and 14: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 24 sts.Rows 15 and 16: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 26 sts.Rows 17 and 18: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 30 sts.Rows 19 and 20: using yarn C, as rows 3 and 4. 32 sts.Rows 21 and 22: Using yarn A, as rows 5 and 6. 36 sts.Rows 23 and 24: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 38 sts.Rows 25 and 26: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 42 sts.Rows 27 and 28: Using yarn C as rows 5 and 6. 46 sts.Row 29: Using yarn A, Knit.Row 30: Using yarn A, as row 6. 48 sts.Rows 31 and 32: Using yarn A, as rows 3 and 4. 50 sts. Rows 33 and 34: Using yarn C, as rows 5 and 6. 54 sts.









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YARNPure Wool WorstedTurquoise VersionA Oxford 148 B Splash 114 C Periwinkle 146 D Plum 122 Red VersionA Damson 150 (Navy 149) B Papaya 135 C Magenta 119 (Redcurrant 120) D Mallard 144 Pastel VersionA Toffee 104 B Ocean 145 C Pretty Pink 113 D Moonstone 112 Brown VersionA Raspberry 117 B Gold 133 (Buttercup 132) C Damson 150 (Navy 149) D Black 109














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Mitred Corner Trim(Afghan Only)

YARNPure Wool WorstedTurquoise VersionElectric 143 Red VersionMagenta 119 Pastel VersionGold 133 Brown VersionDamson 150


SPECIAL ABBREVIATIONSWrap next st = by slipping next st from left needle onto right needle, taking yarn to opposite side of work between needles and then slipping the same st back onto the left needle (when working back across wrapped sts, work the wrapped st and the wrapping loop tog as 1 st).

Patten note: slip all sts at beg of RS rows with yarn in front of work.

SEW ON VERSION TRIMUsing 4½mm(US 7) needles cast on 7 sts.Row 1 (RS): Sl 1, K to end.Row 2: Knit. Shape first mitred corner*Row 1 (RS): Sl 1, K5, wrap next st and turn.Row 2 and every foll alt row: Knit.Row 3: Sl 1, K4, wrap next st and turn.

Row 5: Sl 1, K3, wrap next st and turn.Row 7: Sl 1, K2, wrap next st and turn.Row 9: Sl 1, K1, wrap next st and turn.Row 11: Sl 1, wrap next st and turn.Row 12: Knit.These 12 rows form the first section of corner shaping.Cont to work the second half of corner shaping as folls:Row 13: Sl 1, K1, wrap next st and turn. Row 14 and every foll alt row: Knit.Row 15: Sl 1, K2, wrap next st and turn.Row 17: Sl 1, K3, wrap next st and turn.Row 19: Sl 1, K4, wrap next st and turn.Row 21: Sl 1, K5, wrap next st and turn.Row 22: Knit.Last 10 rows form the second section of corner shaping.These 22 rows complete first mitred corner.Cont to work in g st and slipping first st at beg of every RS row, slip stitching trim to sides of afghan as you go to next corner ending with RS facing for next row.**Shape second mitred cornerWork from * to ** as given for the first mitred corner, ending with RS facing for next row.Shape third mitred cornerWork from * to ** as given for the first mitred corner, ending with RS facing for next row.Shape fourth mitred cornerWork from * to ** as given for the first mitred corner, ending with RS facing for next row.Cast off.

MAKING UPJoin cast on and cast off edges together using mattress stitch. In order to avoid this small seam you could cast on using scrap yarn and a provisional cast on, which you would then pull back and join to the end of your g st edging using the three needle cast off method (or using Kitchener stitch if you are comfortable using this

technique).

NO SEW VERSION OF TRIMWe know some of you don’t enjoy the process of sewing together your knitting project so we thought we would offer you a second option. It isn’t that one is the ‘correct’ way or that one is better than the other it is totally a personal preference.

Using 4½mm needles and correct yarn cast 7 sts.Starting halfway along one edge of afghan work as folls:Row 1 (RS): Sl 1, K5, Sl 1, pick up and knit 1 st from afghan edge, psso.Row 2: Knit.These 2 rows set the trim patt and knitting into the afghan.Special note: you may not need to work into every edge st of the afghan when attaching the trim, this will be approximately 2 out of every 3 sts.Work to first corner of afghan and cont as folls:Work as given for sew on version of the trim noting that when working mitred corners you are not working into the afghan.

MAKING UPJoin cast on and cast off edges together using mattress stitch. In order to avoid this small seam you could cast on using scrap yarn and a provisional cast on, which you would then pull back and join to the end of your g st edging using the three needle cast off method (or using Kitchener stitch if you are comfortable using this technique).



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FINISHED SIZESCompleted Afghan measures approx 139 cm (54½ in) wide by 177 cm (69½ in) long, including trim.Completed Oblong Cushion measures approx 114 cm (45 in) by 57 cm (22½ in). Completed Small Cushion measures approx 57 cm (22½ in) by 57 cm (22½ in).

EXTRASFor the Small Cushion a 57 cm (22½ in) by 57 cm (22½ in) cushion pad.For the Oblong Cushion a 114 cm (45 in) by 57 cm (22½ in) cushion pad.

OPTIONAL EXTRASZip measuring approx 51 cm (20 in) in length.Backing Fabric (Afghan only) approx 300 cm (118 in), using fabric widthways.

MAKING UPSewing togetherMake sure all of your squares have been blocked to 19 cm (7½ in) by 19 cm (7½ in) before starting to sew them together.Following the relevant diagram for either the Afghan, Oblong Cushion or Small Cushion, begin to sew your squares together using mattress stitch (please see our video tutorial [link here]. Once you have completed sewing together your squares we have some helpful hints and options to keep in mind whilst finishing your chosen Kaffe project:CushionsFor both Cushions, with right sides together, sew back of cushion to front along 3 sides, insert cushion pad and join remaining side.TIP: It may be an idea to add a zip to the final side of your cushion, rather than sewing up all 4 sides as our Pure Wool Worsted yarn is superwash it would be easier to take out the cushion pad to wash.

However if sewing all side of the cushion remember to keep some yarn spare to re-sew your 4th side together after washing.Making Cushion padsAs the cushion size for the Oblong Cushion is an unusual one, here are some options to consider:

- Make your own cushion pad by cutting two pieces offabric size 114 cm (45 in) by 57 cm (22½ in), sewing up 3sides and then stuffing with toy stuffing/feathers.

- Order cushion pad to size from a made to measure cushionretailer.

- Alternatively use 2 cushion at size 57 cm (22½ in) square, open one side of each cushion and then re-sew these toopen ends together to create one cushion double the size.

AfghanTIP: You can also add backing fabric onto the afghan as we have, using some of Kaffe’s very own fabric.Trim backing fabric pieces to fit knitted section (leaving trim exposed), adding a seam allowance of approx 2 cm (1 in) along all edges. Fold seam allowance to WS along all edges of backing fabric. Lay backing fabric onto knitted piece with WS facing and sew backing fabric in place along all four sides.The fabric that we used to back the photographed Turquoise Version is from the Kaffe Fassett Woven Stripes Collection - Caterpillar Stripe, shade WCATERX-AQUAX.Here are our suggested fabrics to use for the other colourways:Red VersionFrom the Kaffe Fassett Woven Stripes Collection - Caterpillar Stripe, shade QWCATER-EARTH.Brown VersionFrom the Kaffe Fassett Woven Stripes Collection - Exotic Stripe, shade WEXOTIC.PURPL.Pastel VersionFrom the Kaffe Fassett Woven Stripes Collection - Exotic Stripe, shade QWEXOTI.MIDNI.



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Small Cushion Front & Back

Afghan Diagram

Oblong Cushion Front & Back

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The arrow in the boxes indicates which way to placeyour square, the arrow head indicates where your cast-o� edge should sit and the start of the arrow indicateswhere your cast-on edge should sit.

The number in the boxes indicates which weeks square is to be placed there .

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Small Cushion Front & Back

Afghan Diagram

Oblong Cushion Front & Back

1

4 5 6

987

2 3 1

4

6 5 4 3 6 4 5

4536545

4 6 4 1 7 8 9

8917645

2 7 9 8 2 3 1

3182798

9 8 3 1 9 2 7

2 5 6 7 2 3 1

2719836

5 6

987

2 3 1

4 5 6

987

2 3

Key

The arrow in the boxes indicates which way to placeyour square, the arrow head indicates where your cast-o� edge should sit and the start of the arrow indicateswhere your cast-on edge should sit.

The number in the boxes indicates which weeks square is to be placed there .

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Kaffe Fassett Knit-alongTips Sheet

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Here are a couple of helpful tips to keep in mind when beginning to knit your squares for the Kaffe Knit-along.

Carrying yarns:It is a good idea, where possible, to carry your yarn up the sides of your work to save time on sewing in your ends once the piece has been knitted. If you see the image below, ‘section A’ shows the stripes knitted using yarn A and yarn B. When you have worked rows 1 and 2 with yarn A you will be ready to join in yarn B, however you will need yarn A again on rows 5 and 6. When you join in yarn B you will loop yarn A around yarn B to hold in place whilst working the 2 rows of yarn B. Whenyou come back to the last stitch of row 4 if you loop yarn A around yarn B then Yarn A will be ready for you to work againon rows 5 and 6. Now you will be working in yarn A you will need to carry yarn B up the side until you reach ‘section B’(Row 12) and you are able to break off yarn B and leave this end ready to sew in at the end. You will not need to break off yarn A as this is used further in the square, see ‘section B’.In ‘section B’ you will now be working in yarns A & C but carrying the yarn up 4 rows. Work in the same way as ‘section A’.At the end of ‘section B’ break off yarn A then join in yarn C when required and carry these 2 yarns up the side to the end.

Point A

Point C

Point B

Make one and increase square versions:The images below show you the difference in the edges you will get on your square depending on whether you chose to knit the Make one version or the Increase version. The make one version (pictured left) of the square will give you a defined line at the edge of the squares where making the stitches, as it does on the decreasing section of the square. If making the increase version (pictured right) there will not be a defined line at the edge of this side of the square but only on the decrease side.We used the Increase version on the projects photographed.

Make one version Increase version



Please see our video tutorials on the knitrowan website for extra helpful videos, such as joining in yarn and weaving in yarns.

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Mystery Knit-a-long - Create and Craft USA · Kaffe Fassett Knit-along Week 2 YARN Pure Wool Worsted Turquoise Version A Oxford 148 B Azure 138 C Magenta 119 (Redcurrant 120) D Electric