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Hexagon Phone Cozy
Published by Shana | Filed under Free, Knitting, Patterns
Cozified
I made another cozy while toying around with stitch patterns for a pair of mittens I’m going to design using the latest skein of yarn StitchnPretty sent me. I love the little bits of silver the yarn has in it. Gussies it up, but isn’t harsh on the hands when knitting. This one is going to a co-worker to protect her blackberry.
Notes
m1 – Make one – purl into the thread that runs between the stitch just worked and the next one on the needle
sl1 – Slip one – slip stitch to the right needle as if to knit
psso – Pass slipped stitch over – bring the slipped stitch off the left needle so that it wraps around the stitches worked since slipping it. This is a decrease.
closeup of stitch pattern
Pattern
Figure 8 cast on 48 sts (24 on needle, 24 on cable)
Rounds 1 & 2 – P3 k1 – Repeat 11 more times
Round 3 – P3 sl1 k4 psso – Repeat 5 more times
Round 4 – P3 k1 p1 m1 p1 k1 – Repeat 5 more times
Round 5- P3 k1 – Repeat 11 more times
Round 6- *P3 k1 Repeat from * 10 more times p3
Round 7: Using the last unworked st from row 6, *sl1 k4 psso p3 Repeat from * 5 more times k1
Round 8: P1 m1 p1 k1 p3 k1 – Repeat 5 more times
Repeat rounds 1-8 six more times, for a total of seven.
Work 12 rounds 1×1 ribbing (k1 p1)
Cast off loosly and weave in ends
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November 5th, 2009 at 7:54 pm
well since its show with a G1 I HAVE to make this.
Love the site.
March 29th, 2012 at 3:06 pm
Hi, I’m sorry but I am confused on row 4 and 5. If I make 1 that means I increase by 1 but the next row runs as if I don’t. Can you explain a bot more as I love the design andwould love to make it? Thanks.
November 20th, 2012 at 3:48 pm
Hi, I can’t understand why cast on stitches are on cable needle. Confused!
November 20th, 2012 at 4:00 pm
You cast on half the stitches on the cable so you can start working in the round. Did you follow that link? It explains better than I can.
November 20th, 2012 at 4:01 pm
ah, just noticed rounds instead of rows. Doh!