<p>Gram’s Vintage Flowers Illusion Face Cloth©</p><p>Designed by Goodnightgram at http://goodnightgram.wordpress.com</p><p>Dimensions</p><p>Width: 8 ¼ inches</p><p>Length: 8 ¼ inches</p><p>Materials</p><p>Color A: 1 skein (5 oz.) Lion Brand Yarn© Lion Cotton© - black</p><p>Color B: 1 skein (5 oz.) Lion Brand Yarn© Lion Cotton – poppy red</p><p>Color C: 1 skein (2.5 oz.) Lily® Sugar’n Cream® Cotton – hot green</p><p>Color D: 1 skein (4 oz.) Lily® Sugar’n Cream® Cotton – rose pink</p><p>Color E: 1 skein (4 oz.) Lily® Sugar’n Cream® Cotton – cornflower</p><p>Color F: 1 skein (2.5 oz.) Lily® Sugar’n Cream® Cotton – hot orange</p><p>#3 (US) knitting needles </p><p>Blunt end yarn needle</p><p>Note 1: Color A is the background color.</p><p>Colors B, C, D, E, and F are used for the flower images.</p><p>Note 2: I used two different yarn brands, as well as skeins of different weights. I knit the face cloth as a test piece before converting the design to a larger project, so I used yarns I already had at home.</p><p>Note 3: To reduce the cost of the project, all the flowers could be made in the same color.</p><p>Abbreviations </p><p>CO – cast on </p><p>K – knit </p><p>P – purl </p><p>Gram’s Vintage Flowers Illusion Face Cloth© Designed by Goodnightgram at http://goodnightgram.wordpress.com</p><p>Dimensions</p><p>Width: 8 ¼ inches</p><p>Length: 8 ¼ inches</p><p>Materials</p><p>Color A: 1 skein (5 oz.) Lion Brand Yarn© Lion Cotton© - black</p><p>Color B: 1 skein (5 oz.) Lion Brand Yarn© Lion Cotton – poppy red</p><p>Color C: 1 skein (2.5 oz.) Lily® Sugar’n Cream® Cotton – hot green</p><p>Color D: 1 skein (4 oz.) Lily® Sugar’n Cream® Cotton – rose pink</p><p>Color E: 1 skein (4 oz.) Lily® Sugar’n Cream® Cotton – cornflower</p><p>Color F: 1 skein (2.5 oz.) Lily® Sugar’n Cream® Cotton – hot orange</p><p>#3 (US) knitting needles </p><p>Blunt end yarn needle</p><p>Note 1: Color A is the background color.</p><p>Colors B, C, D, E, and F are used for the flower images.</p><p>Note 2: I used two different yarn brands, as well as skeins of different weights. I knit the face cloth as a test piece before converting the design to a larger project, so I used yarns I already had at home.</p><p>Note 3: To reduce the cost of the project, all the flowers could be made in the same color</p><p>Abbreviations </p><p>CO – cast on </p><p>K – knit </p><p>P – purl </p><p>YO – yarn over</p><p>TOG - together</p><p>BO – bind off Directions </p><p>Using Color A and the long tail cast on method, CO 35 stitches.</p><p>Row 1 – Color A: K1, (YO, K2TOG), repeat between ( ) to end.</p><p>Row 2 – Color A: KRow 3 – Color B: K</p><p>Row 4 – Color B: P1, (K3, P7), repeat between ( ) to last four stitches, K3, P1. </p><p>Row 5 – Color A: K</p><p>Row 6 – Color A: K1, (P3, K7), repeat between ( ) to last four stitches, P3, K1.</p><p>Row 7 – Color B: K</p><p>Row 8 – Color B: (K2, P1, K2, P5), repeat between ( ) to last 5 stitches, K2, P1, K2.</p><p>Row 9 – Color A: K</p><p>Row 10 – Color A: (P2, K1, P2, K5), repeat between ( ) to last 5 stitches, P2, K1, P2.</p><p>Rows 11 – 13: Repeat rows 3 – 5.</p><p>Row 14 – Color A: K</p><p>Row 15 – Color C: K</p><p>Row 16 – Color C: P6, (K3, P7), repeat between ( ) to last 9 stitches, K3, P6.</p><p>Row 17 – Color A: K</p><p>Row 18 – Color A: K6, (P3, K7), repeat between ( ) to last 9 stitches, P3, K6.</p><p>Row 19 – Color C: K</p><p>Row 20 – Color C: (P5, K2, P1, K2), repeat between ( ) to last 5 stitches, P5.</p><p>Row 21 – Color A: K</p><p>Row 22 – Color A: (K5, P2, K1, P2), repeat between ( ) to last 5 stitches, K5.</p><p>Rows 23 – 25: Repeat rows 15 – 17.</p><p>Row 26 – Color A: K</p><p>Rows 27 – 50: Repeat rows 3 – 26, keeping Color A, but using Color D instead of Color B, </p><p>And using Color E instead of Color C. Rows 51 – 62: Repeat rows 3 – 14, Keeping Color A, but using Color F instead of Color B.</p><p>Row 63 – Color A: K1, (YO, K2TOG), repeat between ( ) to end.</p><p>Row 64 – Color A: BO in K.</p><p>Cut yarns. Weave in ends. Block face cloth.</p>