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    DK stocking one size

    stitch

    Essentials
    Designed by
    Naomi Dickins

    Yarn used
    Naomi used scraps of DK yarn
    in multiple colours, including a
    Caucasian skin tone yarn, such as
    Sirdar Bonus DK Flesh Tone

    Needles used
    3mm straight
    Use muted, earthy colours for Joseph Making up: Thread yarn through cast-on
    Other supplies and the shepherd figures and bold, jewel edge and draw up tightly, forming a
    small amounts of toy stuffing colours for the kings. Sock yarn, or other circle base.
    gold/silver/lamé threads striped/self-patterning yarn, is good for Insert a circle of card to make the
    beads and/or ribbons variation and interest (the king’s cowls base firm.
    tapestry needle
    were made from oddments of Kaffe Sew together the row ends to form the
    sewing thread for adding
    Fasset sock yarn) figure. Stuff firmly and finish by drawing
    embellishments
    up cast off stitches at the head.
    thick card
    Start knitting... Wrap yarn around the neckline and pull
    very tightly to create the neck.
    Tension BASIC MALE FIGURE Attach the arms at the neckline.
    measure over St st Stitch the ends of the arms to the body
    10cm
    Body and oversew a few sts (in face colour)
    Cast on 8 sts. between the arm ends to form hands.
    Row 1: Purl. Attach hair piece/cowl to the top of the
    23 rows
    10cm

    Row 2: Kfb. 16 sts head, securing with a few small sts, if


    Row 3: Purl. necessary, on the neck and shoulders.
    Row 4*: K1, kfb to end. 24 sts Twist together two strands of yarn to
    22 sts Rows 5-7: Purl. form a tie around the shepherds’ and
    Abbreviations Rows 8-21: Work even in St st. Joseph’s cowls. Tie in a knot and
    See page 66 for all abbreviations If knitting stripes into this section, carry secure with a couple of invisible
    contrast yarn up the sides. stitches if necessary. Attach a crown
    Row 22**: [K1, k2tog] to end. to the king figure.
    Row 23: Purl. St bead in place to form the kings’ gifts.
    Row 24: [K1, k2tog] to last stitch, k1.
    11 sts Arms
    Naomi says Join on colour for face.
    Row 25: Purl.
    Cast on 8 sts.
    Row 1: Knit.
    “Self-patterning sock
    Row 26: Knit. Row 2: Purl.
    yarns are also great
    Row 27: [Pfb, p1] to last st, p1. Row 3: [K2tog, k1) twice, k2tog.
    for this project, but
    Rows 28-32: Work even in St st. Row 4: Purl.
    be careful about the
    yarn weight as you might Row 33: [P1, p2tog] to last st, p1. Row 5: Work even in St st until arms are
    need to double up or use a Row 34: [K1, k2tog] to last 2 sts, k2tog. long enough to wrap around body at
    smaller needle size. This is Join on colour for hair. neck level.
    a perfect project for using up Row 35: Purl. Begin to increase on next RS row:
    scraps – and, being small Row 36: [K1, k2tog] to last 2 sts, k2. [Kfb, k1] twice, kfb.
    and quick to make, these Thread yarn end through all stitches on Next 2 rows: St st.
    figures are a great needle and draw up tightly Cast off in purl.
    way to while away the Stitch contrast yarn through sleeve
    winter evenings” edges for the kings’ robes

    20 www.knitnowmag.co.uk

    KN53 Supp 18 Knitivity.indd 20 29/09/2015 16:30

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