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    Numbers

    Skill Level:
    Numbers that can be used for a variety of Basic stitches, and simple
    shaping and finishing.
    projects! Great for Appliqué projects
    Yarn:
    Elle Family Knit DK
    Materials:
     Small amounts of double knitting/light worsted
    yarn, in colors of choice
     Size 3.50mm Hook
     Yarn Needle

    Stitches & Abbreviations: US Terminology: UK Terminology:


    Rnd Round sl st – slip stitch sl st – slip stitch
    CH Chain Stitch sc – single crochet dc – double crochet
    SC Single Crochet hdc – half double crochet htr – half treble crochet
    HDC Half Double Crochet dc – double crochet tr – treble crochet
    DC Double Crochet tr – triple crochet dtr/dbl tr – double treble
    DECR Single Crochet Decrease
    SL Slip Stitch Stitch Explanation: DECR/SC2tog (sc decrease) Insert hook
    ST/S Stitch /Stitches into ST and draw up a loop. Insert hook into next ST and
    MM Move Marker draw up a loop. Yarn over, draw through all 3 loops on
    FO Finish Off hook.
    Tension: 22sts and 30 rows to 10cm measured with a 4.00mm hook.
    IT IS NOT ESSENTIAL TO WORK TO THE STATED TENSION TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS!
    Note: Due to the nature of this pattern – the yarn and hook used is only a suggestion and any substitute may be used.
    Size of finished product will vary depending on yarn and size of hook used.
    For more patterns visit:
    Blog: http://creativegraphicsworkshop.blogspot.com/
    For any questions or queries:
    Email: creativegraphicsworkshop@gmail.com

    Copyright 2013 © Joanita Theron. No part of this pattern may be reproduced or disseminated in any
    other way without express written consent from the author.
    Instructions: Numbers
    Stitch Explanation: SC4tog (sc decrease) Insert hook into ST and draw up a loop. Insert hook into next ST and draw up a
    loop. Insert hook into next ST and draw up a loop. Insert hook into next ST and draw up a loop. (Inserted hook into 4
    CHs/STS)Yarn over, draw through all 5 loops on hook.
    Size: 5 cm in length worked with a 3.50mm hook and Number Seven:
    double knitting/light worsted yarn CH 17. Work 1 SC in 2nd CH from hook and then work as
    follow in the next 15 CHs – 1 SC, 1 SC, 1 SC, 1 SC, SC4tog, 1
    Number Zero: SC in each CH until end. FO and leave a tail for sewing or
    st
    CH 15. SL ST into 1 CH to form ring. Work 20 SC into ring weave in ends.
    SL ST into 1st SC. FO and leave a tail for sewing or weave
    in ends. Number Eight:
    CH 24. Work 1 SC in 2nd CH from hook and then work as
    Number One: follow in the next 22 CHs – SC2tog, SC2tog, SC2tog, 1 SC,
    CH 12. Work 1 SC in 2nd CH from hook and 1 SC in each Ch SC2tog, SC2tog, SC2tog, SC3 into next CH, SC2 in next CH,
    (11 SC). FO and leave a tail for sewing or weave in ends. SC2 in next CH, SC2 in next CH, 1 SC, SC2 in next CH, SC2 in
    next CH, SC2 in next CH, 1 SC. FO and leave a tail for
    Number Two: sewing or weave in ends. Sew loose sides together to
    CH 23. Work 1 SC in 2nd CH from hook and then work as form the shape of an eight.
    follow in the next 21 CHs – SC2tog, SC2tog, 1 SC, SC2tog,
    SC2tog, SC2tog, 5 SC, 3 SC in next CH, 4 SC. FO and leave a Number Nine:
    tail for sewing or weave in ends. Work exactly the same as for Number Six. FO and leave a
    Number Three: tail for sewing or weave in ends. Turn upside down.
    nd
    CH 28. Work 1 SC in 2 CH from hook and then work as
    follow in the next 26 CHs – 1 SC, SC4tog, 1 SC, SC4tog, 1
    SC, 1 SC, 3 SC in next CH, 1 SC, 1 SC, SC4tog, 1 SC, SC4tog, 1
    SC, 1 SC. FO and leave a tail for sewing or weave in ends.

    Number Four:
    CH 29. Work 1 SC in 2nd CH from hook and then work as
    follow in the next 27 CHs – 5 SC, SC4tog, 6 SC, SC4tog, 8
    SC. FO and leave a tail for sewing or weave in ends.Form
    the shape four and sew the two ends over each other.

    Number Five:
    CH 23. Work 1 SC in 2nd CH from hook and then work as
    follow in the next 21 CHs – 2 SC, 2 SC in next CH, 1 SC, 2 SC
    in next CH, 1 SC, 2 SC in next CH, 1 SC, 1 SC, SC4tog, 1 SC,
    SC4tog, 1 SC, 1 SC, 1 SC. FO and leave a tail for sewing or
    weave in ends.

    Number Six:
    CH 12. SL ST to form ring, SC in each CH (12 SC). SL ST in
    first SC, CH 6, SC in 2nd CH from hook, 3 SC, 2 SC in next CH,
    SL ST in 2nd SC of ring. FO and leave a tail for sewing or
    weave in ends.

    Copyright 2013 © Joanita Theron. No part of this pattern may be reproduced or disseminated in any
    other way without express written consent from the author.

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