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    #157 Sunrise Shrug: Valley Yarns ©2006

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    The document describes a knitting pattern for a shrug designed to coordinate with the Sunrise tank. The shrug features simple straight sleeves knit in the round and joined in the back. The pattern includes instructions for knitting the sleeves in a lace pattern, joining the sleeves, and finishing details.

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    #157 Sunrise Shrug: Valley Yarns ©2006

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    The document describes a knitting pattern for a shrug designed to coordinate with the Sunrise tank. The shrug features simple straight sleeves knit in the round and joined in the back. The pattern includes instructions for knitting the sleeves in a lace pattern, joining the sleeves, and finishing details.

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    The document describes a knitting pattern for a shrug designed to coordinate with the Sunrise tank. The shrug features simple straight sleeves knit in the round and joined in the back. The pattern includes instructions for knitting the sleeves in a lace pattern, joining the sleeves, and finishing details.

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    #157 Sunrise Shrug: Valley Yarns ©2006

    Uploaded by

    miccki
    The document describes a knitting pattern for a shrug designed to coordinate with the Sunrise tank. The shrug features simple straight sleeves knit in the round and joined in the back. The pattern includes instructions for knitting the sleeves in a lace pattern, joining the sleeves, and finishing details.

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    #157

    Sunrise
    Shrug
    Designed by
    Kirsten Hipsky
    Designed to
    coordinate with
    the Sunrise
    tank, this shrug
    features straight
    and simple, but
    stylish sleeves
    knit in the
    round and
    joined in back. Suitable for both dressy and
    casual occasions and featuring the soft, lovely
    drape of Southwick.
    Arm Circumference:
    12 (14) inches
    Materials:
    5 (6) skeins of Valley Yarns Southwick color 07
    Flamingo
    Size 5 double pointed needles OR SIZE NEEDED
    TO OBTAIN GAUGE.
    Gauge:
    4.5 sts per inch in lace patt slightly stretched on
    size 5 needles OR SIZE NEEDED TO OBTAIN
    GAUGE.
    Abbreviations:
    Yo = yarn over
    Ssk = slip two sts, one by one, as if to knit, then
    insert tip of LH needle into both and knit them
    together (left-slanting decrease
    K2tog = knit two together
    Lace patt:
    Rnd 1: *K1, yo, k2, ssk, k2tog, k2, yo, rep from *.
    Rnd 2: Knit
    Rnd 3: *Yo, k2, ssk, k2tog, k2, yo, k1, rep from *.
    Rnd 4: Knit.
    Sleeve (make 2):
    CO 54 (63) sts, dividing evenly on double
    pointed needles.
    Knit 1 row. Join in rnd, purl 1 rnd.
    Work in lace patt for 20 (or desired length to
    armhole), ending with a row 4.
    Cast on 4 sts in between beginning and end of
    rnd, placing 2 sts at end of last dpn and 2 sts at
    beginning of first dpn.
    Work in rows as follows for 10 (or desired
    length to center of back), ending with a row 3:
    Row 1 (RS): K2, *k1, yo, k2, ssk, k2tog, k2, yo,
    rep from * to last 2 sts, k2.

    Row 2 (WS): K2, purl to last 2 sts, k2.


    Row 3: K2, *yo, k2, ssk, k2tog, k2, yo, k1, rep
    from * to last 2 sts, k2.
    Row 4: As row 2.
    Cut yarn, leaving a long tail. Using kitchener
    stitch, graft both sleeves together. Sew in all
    loose ends and block to desired measurements.

    Valley Yarns 2006

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