Started this discussion. Last reply by Regina Mixon Feb 26, 2011. 26 Replies 0 Likes
Hi, my name is Regina and I am in tampa, Fl. I love to knit and crochet for many charities but haven't worked with one like this. I think this is a wonderful group that helps those that most people…Continue
Bev Jeffery said… Happy Birthday, Regina...Hope its a goodie!
Debbie Posmontier said… Thanks, Regina. I suspect that Flinton is a spammer and so I have blocked him. Thanks for being vigilant!
Regina - I use size 7 needles but that can vary depending on how large you want the heart. Here's the pattern:
Cast on 3 stitches
Row 1 - knit across row, increasing one stitch at each end (5 stitches)
Row 2 - knit across row.
Rows 3 through 21 - Repeat rows 1 & 2 until there are 25 stitches, ending with a row 1 increase row. (note - I put a safety pin on the increase side so that I don't have to keep track of whether I'm on row 1 or 2.)
Rows 22 through 29 - Knit 8 rows (ending with the safety pin on the other side of your work - which I think looks like the "wrong" side)
Now you are going to start the decrease process which occurs on the opposite side of your work - the side without the safety pin.
Row 30 - Knit across 12 stitches
Row 31 - Turn work and knit back across the 12 stitches above (you are now going to work these stitches leaving the other stitches on the needle)
Row 32 - Decrease (knit two together) at each end of row (10 sts)
Row 33 - Knit
Row 34 - Decrease at each end of row (8 sts)
Row 35 - Knit
Row 36 - Knit 6 stitches and then knit the last two stitches together (7 sts)
Row 37 - Knit
Row 38 - Knit two together, Knit two together, and Knit three together (3 sts)
Row 39 - Bind off remaining three stitches. Cut Yarn and finish off.
Using a new piece of yarn, work other side of heart top with remaining 13 sts on needle:
Row 1 - Knit two together, knit to end of row (12 sts)
Row 2 - Knit
Row 3 - Decrease at each end of row (10 sts)
Row 4 - Knit
Row 5 - Decrease at each end of row (8 sts)
Row 6 - Knit
Row 7 - Knit two together then knit to end of row (7 sts)
Row 8 - Knit
Row 9 - Knit three together, knit two together, knit two together (3 sts)
Row 10 - Bind off.
Let me know if it works for you.
Candyce
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