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DESIGN NO 4 ROMPER SUIT BABY MILK SIZES 0-3 Mts 3-6Mts 6-12Mts DESIGN NO 4 ROMPER SUIT BABY MILK SIZES 0-3 mts 3-6mts 6-12mts 12-18mts FINISHED MEASUREMENTS Length of inside leg 3½ 4 4½ 5 ins 9 10 11 12 cms Waist width (stetched) 25 27 29 31 ins 63 68 73 78 cms MATERIALS 1 pair each of size 4mm (US6) and 4½ mm (US7) needles. 2 buttons Baby milk Shade 4 170 185 200 215 grms Elastic for waist at back. TENSION Measured over st.st. using 4½mm needles and yarn doubled 19sts x 28rs = 10 cms (4 ins) square. Knit a tension square if too small use a larger needle, if too large use a smaller needle. It is essential to work to correct tension to achieve finished measurements stated. ABBREVIATIONS K = knit. P = purl. st(s) = stitch(es). rs = rows. wk = work. inc = increase(ing). dec = decrease(ing). alt = alternate.beg = beginning. patt = pattern. ins = inches. RSF/WSF = right / wrong side facing. rem = remaining. cont = continue. tog = together. rep = repeat. NR. = next row. foll = following. yf = yarn forward. tbl = through back of loop. St.St. = stocking stitch (RSF knit. WSF purl). K2 loop = pick up the horizontal loop between last stitch worked and next stitch and leave on right hand needle, knit next 2sts then pass the picked up loop over these 2sts and off the needle. BACK LEFT LEG With 4mm needles and using yarn doubled cast on 32(32,36,36)sts and wk as follows: Row 1: (RSF) * K2, P2, rep from * to end. Row 2: K all K sts and P all P sts to end. Rep the last 2 rs twice more inc 8(10,8,10)sts evenly along the last row. 40(42,44,46)sts. Change to 4½mm needles and wk as follows: Row 1: (RSF) Knit to end. Row 2: Purl to end. Rep the last 2 rs until wk measures 9(10,11,12)cms [3½(4,4½,5) ins] from beg ending with a wrong side row. Break off yarn and put sts on a st holder. RIGHT LEG Wk exactly as given for left leg but do not break off yarn. JOIN LEGS AND SHAPE CROTCH NR: K40(42,44,46)sts from right leg, turn and cast on 5sts, turn and K40(42,44,46)sts from left leg. 85(89,93,97)sts. NR: Purl to end. NR: K38(40,42,44)sts, K2tog, K5, K2tog, K38(40,42,44)sts. NR: Purl to end. NR: K38(40,42,44)sts, K2tog, K3, K2tog, K38(40,42,44)sts. NR: Purl to end. NR: K38(40,42,44)sts, K2tog, K1, K2tog, K38(40,42,44)sts. 79(83,87,91)sts rem. NR: Purl to end. NR: Knit to end. NR: Purl to end. Rep the last 2rs for 10(11,12,14)cms, [4(4½,5,5½) ins] dec 13sts evenly along the last wrong side row. 66(70,74,78)sts rem. ** Wk rib as follows: Row 1: K2, * P2, K2, rep from * to end. Row 2: K all K sts and P all P sts to end. Row 3: As row 1. Row 4: P2tog, * K2tog, P2tog, rep from * to end. 33(35,37,39)sts rem. Row 5: K1, * P1, K1, rep from * to end. Row 6: K all K sts and P all P sts to end. Rep the last 2 rs twice more. Cast off. Fold the K1, P1 rib in half to inside and slip stitch in place Insert elastic through rib and secure at each side. FRONT Wk as given for back up to ** Wk rib as follows: Row 1: K2, * P2, K2, rep from * to end. Row 2: K all K sts and P all P sts to end. Rep the last 2 rs for a further 6 rs. Wk Bib as follows: Row 1: (RSF) P1, K1, [P2, K2] twice, P2, K42(46,50,54), P2, [K2, P2] twice, K1, P1. 66(70,74,78)sts. Row 2: K1, P1, [K2, P2] twice, K2, P42(46,50,54), K2, [P2, K2] twice, P1, K1. Row 3: Rib as set 12sts, K2tog tbl, K10(12,14,16), [K2 loop, K2] 4 times, K2 loop, K10(12,14,16), K2tog, rib as set 12sts. 64(68,72,76)sts rem Row 4: Rib as set 12sts, P40(44,48,52), rib a set 12sts. Row 5: Rib as set 12sts, K2tog tbl, K36(40,44,48)sts, K2tog, rib as set 12sts. 62(66,70,74)sts rem. Row 6: Rib as set 12sts, P38(42,46,50)sts, rib as set 12sts. Row 7: Rib as set 12sts, K2tog tbl, K8(10,12,14), [K2 loop, K2] 4 times, K2 loop, K8(10,12,14), K2tog, rib as set 12sts. 60(64,68,72)sts rem. Row 8: Rib as set 12sts, P36(40,44,48)sts, rib as set 12sts. Cont as set working K2 loop as set on rs 11, 15 and 19 AT THE SAME TIME dec 1 st at each side as set on the next and every foll alt row until 22 rs worked. 46(50,54,58)sts rem. NR: rib as set 12sts, K2tog tbl, K1, P2, K2, P2tog, P1, K2, [P2, K2] 0(1,2,3) times, P1, P2tog, K2, P2, K1, K2tog, rib as set 12sts. 42(46,50,54)sts rem. NR: Rib as set to end. NR: Rib as set to end. NR: (WSF) * K2tog, P2tog, rep from * to last 2sts, P2tog. 21(23,25,27)sts rem. NR: K1, * P1, K1, rep from * to end. NR: K all K sts and P all P sts to end. Rep the last row once more. Cast off STRAPS (make 2) With 4½mm needles and using yarn doubled cast on 10sts and wk as follows: Row 1: (RSF) K2, P2, K2, P2, K2. Row 2: K1, P1, K2, P2, K2, P1, K1. Rep the last 2 rs until strap measures 21cms, [8½ ins] Make buttonhole NR: Patt 4sts, yf, wk2sts tog, patt 4sts. Patt a further 4rs. Cast off. MAKEUP Sew up outer and inside leg seams. Sew on straps. Sew on buttons. DESIGN NO 5 SIDE BUTTONED JACKET BABY MILK SIZES 3-6mts 6-12mts 12-18mts 18-24mts FINISHED MEASUREMENTS Width 20 22 24 26 ins 51 56 61 66 cms Length 10 11 12 13 ins 25 28 30 33 cms Sleeve Length 5 6 7 8 ins 12 15 18 20 cms MATERIALS 1 pair of 4½ mm (US 7) knitting needles. 3.25mm (US 3) crochet hook. 3 buttons Baby milk Shade 3 100 125 150 175 grms TENSION Measured over PATT using 4½mm needles and yarn doubled 23sts x 32rs = 10 cms (4 ins) square. Knit a tension square if too small use a larger needle, if too large use a smaller needle. It is essential to work to correct tension to achieve finished measurements stated. ABBREVIATIONS K = knit. P = purl. st(s) = stitch(es). rs = rows. wk = work. inc = increase(ing). dec = decrease(ing). beg = beginning. patt = pattern. ins = inches. RSF/WSF = right / wrong side facing. rem = remaining. cont = continue. rep = repeat. foll = following. ch = chain, tr = treble. BACK With 4½mm needles and using yarn doubled cast on 58(64,70,76)sts and wk as follows: Row 1: (RSF) * K1, P1, rep from * to end. Row 2: Knit to end. The last 2 rs set the pattern. Rep the last 2 rs until back measures 19(20,21,23)cms [7½(8,8½,9) ins] from beg ending with a wrong side row. SHAPE ARMHOLES RSF Cast off 6sts at the beg of the next 2 rs. 46(52,58,64)sts rem. Patt straight until armhole measures 6(8,9,10)cms, [2½(3,3½,4) ins] ending with a wrong side row. Cast off. RIGHT FRONT With 4½mm needles and using yarn doubled cast on 38(42,46,50)sts and wk patt as given for back until front measures same as back up to beg of armhole shaping ending with a right side row. SHAPE ARMHOLE WSF Cast off 6sts and patt to end. 32(36,40,44)sts rem. Patt straight until front is 18(20,22,24)rs shorter than back. SHAPE NECK RSF Cast off 20(22,24,26)sts and patt to end. 12(14,16,18)sts rem. Patt straight until front measures same as back. Cast off. LEFT FRONT With 4½mm needles and using yarn doubled cast on 18(20,22,24)sts and wk in patt as given for back until front measures same as back up to beg of armhole shaping ending with a wrong side row. SHAPE ARMHOLE RSF Cast off 6sts and patt to end. 12(14,16,18)sts rem. Patt straight until front measures same as back ending with a wrong side row. Cast off. SLEEVES With 4½mm needles and using yarn doubled cast on 32(34,36,38)sts and wk in patt as given for back for 6 rs. Then cont in patt AT THE SAME TIME inc 1 st at each end of the next row and 2 foll 8th rows. 38(40,42,44)sts. Patt straight until sleeve measures 12(15,18,20)cms, [5(6,7,8) ins]. Cast off. MAKE UP Join shoulder seams. Sew sleeve cast off row to armhole on body sewing the cast off 6sts on body to the side of the sleeve. Sew up side and sleeve seams matching patt.
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