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Hele Bay

PATTERN NOTES

Alternating Ridge and Cable Pattern: Patterns A and B are referred to as “A” and “B” in the instructions. A and B are alternated over 20 rows to create the embellished ridges in the lower and upper body sections.

As stitches are decreased for the front neck and armholes, work partial pattern repeats of A and B as required.

Stitch Pattern A (Ridges) is used for the front bands and armhole edges.

STITCH PATTERNS

PATTERN A - RIDGES

(worked over 8 sts and 10 rows)

Row 1 (RS): Purl.

Rows 2-3: Knit.

Row 4: Purl.

Rows 5-6: Knit.

Row 7-8: Purl.

Row 9: Knit.

Row 10: Purl.

PATTERN B - CABLES

(worked over 8 sts and 10 rows)

Row 1 (RS): (C2B, C2F) twice.

Row 2 and all WS rows: Purl.

Row 3: (C2F, C2B) twice.

Rows 5-8: As rows 1-4.

Row 9: Knit.

Row 10: Purl.

BACK

Using 3.25mm needles, cast on 110 (126:142:158:174:190) sts.

SET-UP

Row 1 (RS): Purl.

Rows 2-3: Knit.

Row 4: Purl.

Rows 5-6: Knit.

Rows 7-8: Purl.

Row 9: Knit.

Rows 10-11: Purl.

Rows 12-13: Knit.

Row 14: Purl.

Change to 4mm needles.

SET ALTERNATING RIDGE & CABLE PATTERN

Row 1 (RS): P3, (work Patt A row 1, work Patt B row 1) 6 (7:8:9:10:11) times, work Patt A row 1, P3.

Row 2 (WS): K3, (work A row 2, work B row 2) 6 (7:8:9:10:11) times, work A row 2, K3.

Row 3: K3, (work A row 3, work B row 3) 6 (7:8:9:10:11) times, work A row 3, K3.

Row 4: Purl.

Row 5: K3, (work A row 5, work B row 5) 6 (7:8:9:10:11) times, work A row 5, K3.

Row 6: K3, (work A row 6, work B row 6) 6 (7:8:9:10:11) times, work A row 6, K3.

Row 7: P3, (work A row 7, work B row 7) 6 (7:8:9:10:11) times, work

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