Quilt (Honeycomb Stripe)
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The original version of this pattern calls for 4 pounds of size 10 cotton but doesn't say what size bed the cover is intended for.
In modern terms size 10 cotton is roughly equivalent to fingering-sportweight.
This bed cover is knit in strips which are joined together using any method you wish (an insertion, crochet, etc) and then an edging of your choice is added.
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Cast on 80sts
1st row: Knit
2nd row: Purl
3rd row: Knit
4th row: K6, *sl 2 sts one at a time, k4; repeat from * until 2 sts remain, k2
5th row: P2, *p4, sl 2; repeat from * until 6sts remain, p6
6th row: K6, *sl 2 sts one at a time, k4; repeat from * until 2 sts remain, k2
7th row: P2, *p4, sl 2; repeat from * until 6sts remain, p6
8th row: K6, *sl 2 sts one at a time, k4; repeat from * until 2 sts remain, k2
9th row: Knit
10th row: Purl
11th row: Knit
12th row: K3, sl 2, *k4, sl 2; repeat from * until 3 sts remain, k3
13th row: P3, *s2, p4; repeat from * until 5sts remain, s2, p3
14th row: K3, sl 2, *k4, sl 2; repeat from * until 3 sts remain, k3
15th row: P3, *s2, p4; repeat from * until 5sts remain, s2, p3
16th row: K3, sl 2, *k4, sl 2; repeat from * until 3 sts remain, k3
Rows 1-16 form pattern. Repeat for desired length, ending on row 2.
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Cast on 80sts
Commence from row 1 of chart
Rows 1-16 form pattern. Repeat for desired length, ending on row 2.
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