Finished triangle panel: 4 inches [10.16 cm] wide x
2 inches [5.08 cm]high
Tension: 4 stitches = one inch over seed stitch on 4.50 mm/US 7/UK 7 knitting needles
Needles: one pair of straight needles in the size needed to obtain tension
two double pointed needles to make I-cord
Yarn: approximately 50 yards of cotton worsted weight
seed stitch (over an even number of stitches)
row 1: knit one, purl one--repeat to end of row
row 2: purl one, knit one--repeat to end of row
repeat rows 1 and 2 for the pattern
Triangle panel (make 2)
Cast on 16 stitches
Work in seed stitch for one inch [2.54 cm]
Decrease two stitches every row until two inches remain
Knit two stitches together
With a threaded darning needle, pull the thread through the remaining stitch
I-cord
With double point needles, cast on 2 stitches
Consult: How to make I-cord
Make six I-cords 1 inch [2.54 cm] long and two 28 inches
[71.12 cm} long
Sew the three shorter I-cords on the three corners of each triangle.
Thread the long I-cord through the three loops.
Wear as depicted in top photo.
Tension: 4 stitches = one inch over seed stitch on 4.50 mm/US 7/UK 7 knitting needles
Needles: one pair of straight needles in the size needed to obtain tension
two double pointed needles to make I-cord
Yarn: approximately 50 yards of cotton worsted weight
seed stitch (over an even number of stitches)
row 1: knit one, purl one--repeat to end of row
row 2: purl one, knit one--repeat to end of row
repeat rows 1 and 2 for the pattern
Triangle panel (make 2)
Cast on 16 stitches
Work in seed stitch for one inch [2.54 cm]
Decrease two stitches every row until two inches remain
Knit two stitches together
With a threaded darning needle, pull the thread through the remaining stitch
I-cord
With double point needles, cast on 2 stitches
Consult: How to make I-cord
Make six I-cords 1 inch [2.54 cm] long and two 28 inches
[71.12 cm} long
Sew the three shorter I-cords on the three corners of each triangle.
Thread the long I-cord through the three loops.
Wear as depicted in top photo.
