PATTERN FOR 8" SQUARES- BY TESS BREAKWELL
Cast on 48 st then commence pattern.
1st row - knit
2nd row - purl
3rd row - p3 * k2, p6 rep * to last 5st k2,p3
4th row - k3 * p2, k6 rep * to last 5st p2, k3
5th row - repeat 3rd row
6th row - repeat 4th row
7th row - Knit
8th row - purl
9th row - k1 *p6, k2 rep * to last st k1
10th row - p1 * k6, p2, rep * to last st p1
11th row - repeat 9th row
12th row - repeat 10th row
This is the pattern then you go back to the start and continue until work measures 8".
I hope you enjoy it
Tess
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Permalink Reply by Donna Overton on -
I see it's a multiple of 16 stitches to make these squares. You had to have very fine baby yarn or tiny needles; not sure which, but these are adorable squares you made! Thanks for sharing this pattern. I will print if off soon and try my hand at this one hopefully. What kind of yarn did you use?
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