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Please make your choice:
Before you finally choose your knitted pattern, take some time to knit a work example – however it's not the work example you usually knit to measure the number of stitches in the breadth and the rows in the height.
Only by that you can form a better opinion about the possibilities and the effect of the pattern according to your way of knitting – especially if you deal with a fancy pattern.
This work example should help you to make a deliberated decision and become known with the method of operation of your pattern before you start with the real knitting work.
Acorn pattern
The number of stitches is dividable by 6 plus 4, plus 2 stitches on the edge. I. row: 1 stitch on the edge, * 4 stitches right, 2 stitches left, constantly repeat from *, at last 4 stitches right, 1 stitch on the edge. 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th row: Knit up all stitches as they appear. 5th row: 1 stitch on the edge, * pointure with the right needle behind the 4th following stitch and pull the working thread through, then 1 stitch right, 2 stitches left, 3 stitches right, constantly repeat from *, at last once again pull the working thread through with the right needle behind the 4th following stitch, then 1 stitch right, 2 stitches left, 1 stitch right, 1 stitch on the edge. 6th row: 1 stitch on the edge, 1 stitch left, 2 stitches right, knit together 2 left stitches, * 3 stitches left, 2 stitches right, knit together 2 left stitches, constantly repeat from *, 1 stitch on the edge. 11. row: 1 stitch on the edge, 1 stitch right, * 2 stitches right, pointure with the right needle behind the 4th following stitch and pull the working thread through, 1 stitch right, 2 stitches left, 1 stitch right, constantly repeat from *, at last 3 stitches right, 1 stitch on the edge. 12th row: 1 stitch on the edge, 3 stitches left, * 1 stitch left, 2 stitches right, knit together 2 left stitches, 2 stitches left, constantly repeat from *, at last 1 stitch left, 1 stitch on the edge. Constantly repeat these 12 rows.
Napped Ajour-stripes
The number of stitches is dividable by 9 plus 5, plus 2 stitches on the edge. 1st row: 1 stitch on the edge, * 5 stitches right, 4 stitches left, constantly repeat from *, at last 5 stitches right, 1 stitch on the edge. 2nd row: 1 stitch on the edge, 5 stitches left, * 4 stitches right, 5 stitches left, constantly repeat from *, 1 stitch on the edge. 3rd row: 1 stitch on the edge, * knit out of the twisted vertical-lying thread wire 1 stitch right (to prevent a hole), knit together 2 right stitches, 1 stitch right, 1 pulled-over lift-off (i. e. lift off 1 stitch right, knit 1 stitch right and pull the previously lifted stitch over it), knit out of the twisted vertical-lying thread wire 1 stitch right, 4 stitches left, constantly repeat from *, at last knit out of the twisted vertical-lying thread wire 1 stitch right, knit together 2 right stitches, 1 stitch right, 1 pulled-over lift-off, knit out of the twisted vertical-lying thread wire 1 stitch right, 1 stitch on the edge. 4th row: 1 stitch on the edge, 5 stitches left, * knit together 3 left stitches, knit 3 stitches out of one (right, left, right), 5 stitches left, constantly repeat from *, 1 stitch on the edge. 5th row: Like the 3rd row. 6th row: 1 stitch on the edge, 5 stitches left, * knit 3 stitches out of one (right, left, right), knit together 3 left stitches, 5 stitches left, constantly repeat from *, 1 stitch on the edge, Constantly repeat row 3 to 6.
Chain pattern 2
The number of stitches is dividable by 6 plus 3, plus 2 stitches on the edge. 1st row: 1 stitch on the edge, * 3 stitches left, knit together 3 stitches right, constantly repeat from *, at last 3 stitches left, 1 stitch on the edge. 2nd row: 1 stitch on the edge, 3 stitches right, * grab the diagonal-lying thread wire onto the left needle and knit it up left, 1 stitch left, knit out of the vertical-lying thread wire 1 stitch left (like before), 3 stitches right, constantly repeat from *, 1 stitch on the edge. 3rd and 5th row: 1 stitch on the edge, * 3 stitches left, 1 stitch right, 1 stitch left; 1 stitch right, constantly repeat from *, at last 3 stitches left, 1 stitch on the edge. 4th and 6th row: 1 stitch on the edge, 3 stitches right, * 1 stitch left, 1 stitch right, 1 stitch left, 3 stitches right, constantly repeat from *, 1 stitch on the edge. Constantly repeat these 6 rows.
Chain pattern 3
The number of stitches is dividable by 8 plus 4, plus 2 stitches on the edge. 1st row: 1 stitch on the edge, * 4 stitches left, 2 stitches right – crossed to the left, 2 stitches right – crossed to the right (see page 12), constantly repeat from *, at last 4 stitches left, 1 stitch on the edge. 2nd, 4th and 6th row: Knit up all stitches as they appear. 3rd and 5th row: 1 stitch on the edge, * 4 stitches left, 1 stitch right, 2 stitches left, 1 stitch right, constantly repeat from *, at last 4 stitches left, 1 stitch on the edge. Constantly repeat these 6 rows.
Cup pattern 3
The number of stitches is dividable by 8 plus 4, plus 2 stitches on the edge. 1st and 3rd row: 1 stitch on the edge, * 4 stitches right, 4 stitches left, constantly repeat from *, at last 4 stitches right, 1 stitch on the edge. 2nd and 4th row: 1 stitch on the edge, 4 stitches left, * 4 stitches right, 4 stitches left, constantly repeat from *, 1 stitch on the edge. 5th row: 1 stitch on the edge, * 4 stitches left, lift 2 stitches onto a helping needle and lay them to the front, 2 stitches right, then knit the 2 stitches of the helping needle right, constantly repeat from *, at last 4 stitches left, 1 stitch on the edge. 6th and 8th row: 1 stitch on the edge, 4 stitches right, * 4 stitches left, 4 stitches right, constantly repeat from *, 1 stitch on the edge. 7th row: 1 stitch on the edge, * 4 stitches left, 4 stitches right, constantly repeat from *, at last 4 stitches left, 1 stitch on the edge. 9th row: 1 stitch on the edge, * lift 2 stitches onto a helping needle and lay them to the front, 2 stitches right, then knit the 2 stitches of the helping needle right, 4 stitches left, constantly repeat from *, at last lift 2 stitches onto a helping needle and lay them to the front, 2 stitches right, then knit the 2 stitches of the helping needle right, 1 stitch on the edge. Constantly repeat row 2 to 9.
Grain pattern 1
The number of stitches is dividable by 4 plus 2, plus 2 stitches on the edge, 1st and 3, row: All stitches right. 2nd, 4th and 6th row: All stitches left. 5th row: 1 stitch on the edge, * 2 stitches right, cross 2 stitches to the left (see page 12), 1 foldover, pull the penultimate stitch from the right needle over the last stitch and onto the foldover, constantly repeat from *, at last 2 stitches right, 1 stitch on the edge. Constantly repeat these 6 rows.
Grain pattern 2
The number of stitches is dividable by 12 plus 3, plus 2 stitches on the edge, 1st, 3rd, 5th, 9th, 11th and 13th row: All stitches right. 2nd and all backgoing rows: All stitches left. 7th row: 1 stitch on the edge, * knit together 3 left stitches, but don't let them slip off the left needle yet, instead knit them together again once right and once left, 9 stitches right, constantly repeat from *, end up with 3 stitches left, knit together right and once more left, 1 stitch on the edge. 15th row: 1 stitch on the edge, * 6 stitches right, 3 stitches left, knit together right and once more left, 3 stitches right, constantly repeat from *, at last 3 stitches right, 1 stitch on the edge. Constantly repeat these 16 rows.
Fantasy diagonal pattern
The number of stitches is dividable by 19 plus 2, plus 2 stitches on the edge. 1st row: 1 stitch on the edge, * 2 stitches right, 5 stitches left, 1 stitch right, 3 times: 2 stitches crossed to the right (see page 12), then 5 stitches left, constantly repeat from *, 2 stitches right, 1 stitch on the edge. 2nd row: 1 stitch on the edge,, 2 stitches left crossed to the right (i. e. knit up of the following 2 stitches the 2nd first, the 1st stitch left), * 5 stitches right, 1 stitch left, 3 times; 2 stitches left crossed to the right, then 5 stitches right, 2 stitches left crossed to the right, constantly repeat from *, 1 stitch on the edge. Constantly repeat these 2 rows.
Pendulum pattern
The number of stitches is dividable by 10 plus 5, plus 2 stitches on the edge. 1st row: 1 stitch on the edge, * 5 stitches left, 5 stitches right, constantly repeat from *, at last 5 stitches left, 1 stitch on the edge. 2nd and 4th row: 1 stitch on the edge, 5 stitches right, * 5 stitches left, 5 stitches right, constantly repeat from *, 1 stitch on the edge. 3rd row: 1 stitch on the edge, * 5 stitches left, knit out of the lateral-lying thread wire 1 stitch twisted right (to prevent a hole), 1 stitch right, knit together 3 left stitches, 1 stitch right, knit out of the lateral-lying thread wire 1 stitch twisted right, constantly repeat from *, at last 5 stitches left, 1 stitch on the edge. Constantly repeat these 4 rows.Chessboard pattern
The number of stitches is dividable by 12 plus 2 stitches on the edge. 1st, 3rd and 5th row: 1 stitch on the edge, * 6 stitches right, ** 2 stitches left, lay the thread to the front, lift these 2 stitches upon the left needle again, lay thread to the back and lift both stitches onto the right needle again, repeat 2 times from **, then constantly repeat from *, 1 stitch on the edge. 2nd and all backgoing rows: All stitches left. 7th, 9th and 11th row: 1 stitch on the edge, * 3 times: 2 stitches left, lay the thread to the front, lift these 2 stitches upon the left needle again, lay thread to the back and lift both stitches onto the right needle again, then another 6 stitches right, constantly repeat from *, 1 stitch on the edge. Constantly repeat these 12 rows.Stair pattern
The number of stitches is dividable by 6 plus 2 stitches on the edge. 1st row: All stitches right. 2nd row: 1 stitch on the edge, * 3 stitches left, ** knit out 2 stitches of one (i. e. grab once the foremost and once the backmost wire netting), repeat 2 times from **, then constantly repeat from *, 1 stitch on the edge, 3rd row: 1 stitch on the edge, * 3 times knit together each 2 stitches twisted right (i. e. grab the backmost wire nettings), then 3 stitches right, constantly repeat from *, 1 stitch on the edge. Constantly repeat the 2nd and 3rd row, but thereby always pass on the pattern for one stitch to the right. The number of stitches is dividable by 6 plus 2 stitches on the edge. 1st row: 1 stitch on the edge, * 3 stitches right, 3 stitches left, constantly repeat from *, 1 stitch on the edge. 2nd row: 1 stitch on the edge, * 3 stitches right, 3 times knit out 2 right stitches out of one (i. e. grab once the foremost and once the backmost wire netting), constantly repeat from *, 1 stitch on the edge. 3rd row: 1 stitch on the edge, * 3 times knit together each 2 stitches twisted right (i. e. grab the backmost wire nettings), then 3 stitches left, constantly repeat from *, 1 stitch on the edge. Constantly repeat row 2 and 3, thereby always pass on the pattern for about 1 stitch to the right.