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Title: Utopia yarn book

Being a practical treatise on knitting and crocheting

Author: Manufacturers of Utopia yarns

Release date: May 2, 2026 [eBook #78583]

Language: English

Original publication: New York: Henry E. Frankenberg Co, 1919

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FOURTEENTH EDITION

# UTOPIA YARN BOOK
BEING A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON KNITTING AND CROCHETING

PUBLISHED BY THE MANUFACTURERS OF
UTOPIA YARNS
Copyright, 1919
By Henry E. Frankenberg Co.
New York
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## Introductory Remarks

In this, the Fourteenth Edition of the Utopia Yarn Book, you will find many exceptionally novel ideas for Knitting and Crocheting, embodying a carefully selected line of the very latest creations of Sweater Coats. All the new and most delightful garments and articles illustrated throughout this book owe a great deal of their charm to the fact that they have been worked with Utopia Yarns. Their excellence lies not only in their softness, elasticity and evenness of thread, but in the variety of styles and brilliant color lines as well. To secure the best results in the Art of Knitting and Crocheting, only the best yarns should be used. We therefore recommend this book (for instructions) and Utopia Yarns to attain this end. There is a Utopia Yarn for every purpose.

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## The Recognized Manual of Knitting and Crocheting

To avoid committing the error so frequently made of publishing a lot of directions that are difficult to understand, or which involve an amount of labor all out of proportion to the result attained, we have employed a well-known expert to write the instructions in the Utopia Yarn Book.

Every one of the standard stitches is so clearly illustrated and the directions are so concise and to the point, that the novice will have no difficulty in understanding them, while the great number of novelties illustrated make the book of unusual interest and value to the expert.

Full and explicit instructions are given right from the making of the stitch to the completion of the finished garment, while the styles selected in every case are such as afford an excellent return for the work involved.

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## List of General Abbreviations

St.—Stitch.
Sts.—Stitches.
Bor.—Border.
Cen.—Center.
W. L.—Waistline.
Inc.—Increase.
Dcr.—Decrease.
Dir.—Direction.
Dz.—Dozen.
E.—Each or Every.
Ex.—Extra.
Fol. Patt.—Follow Pattern.
Foll.—Follow.
Fr.—Front.
Edg.—Edge or edges.
Gr., Grp.—Group.
Grs. Grps.—Groups.
In.—Inch.
L., Lt.—Light.
Dk.—Dark.
Sk.—Skip or Skein as needed.
Pr.—Pair.
Pt.—Point.
Pts.—Points.
Sks.—Skeins.
Y.—Yarn.
W.—Wool.
Re.—Repeat.
Sl.—Sleeve.
Sls.—Sleeves.
Coll.—Collar.
Pct.—Pocket.
Sq., Sqr.—Square.
Sqrs.—Squares.
Wrk., Wk.—Work.
Sp.—Space.
Sps.—Spaces.
B., Bll.—Ball.
Blls.—Balls.
Str.—Stripe.
Strs.—Stripes.
Sc., Scal.—Scallop.
Str., Strt.—Straight.
Yd.—Yard.
Cir.—Circle.
Br., Brk.—Break.
Dr.—Draw.
S. L.—Single Loop.
Che.—Chenille.
Fld.—Fold.
No.—Number.
Bet.—Between.
Cor.—Corner.
Sm.—Small.

## Abbreviations for Knitting and Crocheting

### ABBREVIATIONS USED IN KNITTING

K.—Knit.
Pl. K.—Plain Knit.
P.—Purl.
Rd., Rds.—Ridge, Ridges.
R.—Row.
Rs.—Rows.
Pl. St.—Plain Stitch.
Sl.—Slip a stitch.
N.—Needle.
Ns.—Needles.
N.—Narrow, decrease, or knit two together.
Sl. and B.—Slip and bind.
D. P.—Double Purl.

### ABBREVIATIONS USED IN CROCHETING

Ch.—Chain.
Cr., Cro.—Crochet.
Sl. St.—Slip stitch.
S. C.—Single Crochet.
D. C.—Double Crochet.
H. D. C.—Half Double Crochet.
Stk. St.—Stack-stitch.
Rib. St.—Ribbon Stitch.
L., Lps.—Loops.
L., Lp.—Loop.
Afg. St.—Afghan Stitch.
Tr. C., Tri. Cro.—Triple Crochet.
S. St.—Single Stitch.
L. C.—Long Crochet.
Pic., P.—Picot.
M.—Mesh; Ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. on d. c.
T. C.—Treble Crochet.
D. T. C.—Double Treble Crochet.

### ABBREVIATIONS FOR COLORS

Col.—Color.
Bl.—Blue.
Blk.—Black.
Br.—Brown.
Gr.—Green or Grey.
Yel.—Yellow.
P., Pk.—Pink.
R. Anc.—Rose Ancienne.
Lav.—Lavender.
Wis.—Wistaria
Bt. Or.—Burnt Orange.
Wh.—White.
Pur.—Purple.
Kh.—Khaki.
Mex.—Mexique.

6These illustrations show the numbers and actual sizes of the steel and bone crochet hooks mentioned throughout this book.

Reduced Size

Bone Crochet Hooks

7These illustrations show the numbers and actual sizes of the steel and bone knitting pins mentioned throughout this book.

Steel Knitting Pins

Bone Knitting Pins

8These illustrations show the numbers and actual sizes of the amber (celluloid) knitting pins and crochet hooks mentioned throughout this book.

Celluloid Crochet Hooks

Celluloid Knitting Pins

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## Explanation of the Terms Used in Knitting

### No. 1
To Cast on Stitches

Make a loop on the left-hand needle, slip the right-hand needle into this loop, * pass wool around the point of needle, draw the wool through and slip the loop forward on to the left-hand needle, slip right-hand needle into the loop just made, repeat from * until the required number of loops or sts. are on left-hand needle.

### No. 2
Another Way of Casting on Stitches

Tie a slip knot with the wool holding needle in right-hand, * slip needle in loop just made, pass wool around forefinger and thumb of left-hand, holding wool underneath fourth and fifth fingers in palm of hand, insert needle under wool of forefinger and over wool between thumb and forefinger and draw the wool which is now over needle between thumb and forefinger up through space, release wool from thumb and forefinger, drawing loop up on needle to form the new loop or st., repeat from * until required number of loops or sts. are on needle, pass needle to left-hand.

### No. 3
To Knit

Having the required number of sts. on left-hand needle, * slip right-hand needle into front of st. on left-hand needle, pass wool around right-hand needle, and draw this loop through to form the new st. Leave the loop on right-hand needle, dropping the st. from left-hand needle, repeat from * until all sts. are on right-hand needle.

### No. 4
1 Row Knit

### No. 5
To Knit Back and Forth is Called a Ridge

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### No. 6
To Purl

Pass the wool in front of right-hand needle, take up the st. on left-hand needle, inserting the needle from right to left, instead of usual way in knitting; pass wool around the back of right-hand needle.

### No. 7

Draw this loop through backward instead of forward to form the new st. Leave the loop on right-hand needle, drop the st. from left-hand needle, being careful to carry the wool back of needle after a purled st. before knitting a plain st.

### No. 8
To Knit One Row

First Row—* Slip right-hand needle into front of st. on left-hand needle, pass wool around right-hand needle, and draw this loop through, leave the loop on right-hand needle, drop same from left-hand needle, repeat from * until all sts. are knit on right-hand needle.

### No. 9
Turn, Purl One Row

Second Row—* Pass wool in front of right-hand needle, inserting the needle from right to left instead of front of st. as in plain knitting, pass wool around back of right-hand needle and draw this loop through backward instead of forward, leave loop on right-hand needle, drop st. from left-hand needle, repeat from * until all sts. are purled.

Repeat the first and second rows alternately, the right side of work will be plain knit, No. 8, and will show the same results as when knitting in rounds as on a stocking; the left of work side is purled, No. 9.

### No. 10
To Slip a Stitch

Take a st. from left-hand needle on to the right-hand needle without knitting it.

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### No. 11
To Knit in Rib of K. 1, P. 1

Cast on an even number of sts., * slip right-hand needle into front of st. on left-hand needle, pass wool around right-hand needle, and draw this loop through, leave loop on right-hand needle, drop st. from left-hand needle, pass the wool in front of right-hand needle, take up the st. on left-hand needle, inserting needle from right to left, pass wool around the back of right-hand needle, and draw this loop through backwards, leave loop on right-hand needle, drop the st. from left-hand needle, care being taken to carry wool back of needle after this purl st., repeat from *.

### No. 12
To Increase a Stitch

K. the st. as usual, leaving it on the left-hand needle, then k. the back of same st., drop the st. from left-hand needle; this makes two sts. out of one.

### No. 13
To Slip and Bind

Slip one st., k. the next st., pass the slipped st. over the knitted one.

Note—Where it is necessary to decrease the number of sts. the slipped is passed over two or sometimes three sts. knitted together.

### No. 15. No Illustration
To Bind Off

Either slip or k. the first st., k the next st., pass the first st. over the second st. * K. the next st., pass the st. on right-hand needle over it, repeat from * until as many sts. are bound off as are required, or that but one st. is left, draw wool through this st., and break off wool.

### No. 14

Another way to bind off is by using a crochet hook, have all sts. on the left-hand needle, insert hook in the first st. on knitting needle, wool over hook and draw through loop on knitting needle, drop the st. from needle, * insert hook in next st. on knitting needle, over and draw through the st. on knitting needle, and the loop on hook, drop the st. from needle, repeat from * until all sts. are bound off, ch. 1, break off wool.

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### To Work a Corner in Knitting

First Row—Pick up the sts. from garment with a steel knitting needle, after all the sts. are picked up, k. with the needles which are to be used in plain knitting, tie a thread in sts. which are to be the corner sts.

Second Row—K. to within one st., which is to be the corner st., over, k. the corner st., over, and k. the remaining sts.

Third Row—K. all the sts., also knitting the wool over.

Repeat second and third rows for as many rows as are required or ridges.

### To Narrow or Decrease a Stitch or to K. 2 Sts. Together

(No Illustration)

Insert right-hand needle into two sts., at once, same as in k., over, and draw through the two sts. as if they were one, drop the sts. from left-hand needle or insert the needle through the back of two sts., same as in p., over, and draw through the two sts., drop the st. from left-hand needle.

A Round—To k. once around the work, when three or more needles are used, as in a stocking.

To make a Buttonhole, when Knitting—K. 3 sts., bind off two or as many sts. as the size of buttonhole desired, and in next row cast on as many sts. as were bound off.

Cuffs—Start to k. all cuffs in center of sleeve from seam.

### Knitted Button

With wool, cast on 6 sts., k. in ridges, increase 1 st. on each end of needle every other row until there are 12 sts. on needle, k. 6 ridges, then decrease 1 st. on each end of needle every other row until 6 sts. are left, bind off, leave about 10 inches of wool, and draw all sts. around knitted cover, as illustrated, slip in mould, and draw firmly together.

To make larger or smaller cover for buttons, cast on more or less sts., k. until desired width, then k. as many ridges as sts. started, then decrease again, bind off.

### Crocheted Button

Crocheted Buttons—Ch. 3 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 8 s. c. in next st.

* 1 s. c. in st., 2 s. c. in next st., repeat from * until cover is large enough to cover mould, slip in mould, then * * 1 s. c. in st., skip 1 st., repeat from * * until closed.

### Daisy

With white wool, or 2 threads of white silk, ch. 6 sts., join with a sl. st. to form a ring, * ch. 9 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 1 s. c., 1 h. d. c., 4 d. c., 1 h. d. c., 1 s. c. on the 9 ch. sts., 1 s. c. in ring, repeat from * 7 times, break off silk or wool.

With yellow wool or silk, ch. 5 sts., join to form a ring, 10 s. c. in ring.

Sew neatly to center of daisy.

### Roses and Leaves

With colored or white wool, or 2 threads 13of silk, ch. 8 sts., join with a sl. st. to form a ring, ch. 3, 15 d. c. in ring counting ch. 3 as 1 d. c., join with a sl. st. in top ch. st. on ch. 3.

Second Round—Repeat ch. 5, skip 2 sts., 1 s. c. in next st., 5 times.

Third Round—1 s. c., 5 d. c., 1 s. c. in each of the 5 spaces.

Fourth Round—Repeat ch. 7, 1 s. c. in s. c. of second round, 5 times.

Fifth Round—1 s. c., 7 d. c., 1 s. c. in each of the 5 spaces, leave enough wool or silk to sew on with.

Leaves—With colored or white wool or silk, ch. 8 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 1 s. c., 1 h. d. c., 4 d. c., 1 h. d. c., 1 s. c. on the 8 ch. sts., ch. 1, 1 s. c., 1 h. d. c., 4 d. c., 1 h. d. c., 1 s. c. on the same 8 ch. sts. on the other side, leave enough wool or silk to sew on with.

### Explanation of Terms Used in Crocheting

### No. 1
Chain Stitch

To start the ch., tie a slip knot, * insert the hook, pass the wool over hook and draw through a loop, repeat from *, drawing through as many loops as are required. Each loop being called a ch. st.

### No. 2
Slip Stitch

Insert hook in ch. or st., over, and draw a loop through ch. or st. and the loop on hook.

### No. 3
Single Crochet

Insert hook in ch. or st., draw the wool through, over, and draw through both loops on hook.

### No. 4
Half Double Crochet

Over, insert the hook in ch. or st., draw a loop through, over, and draw through the three loops on hook.

### No. 5
Double Crochet

Over, insert the hook in ch. or st., draw a loop through, over, and draw through two loops, over, and draw through two loops.

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### No. 6
Long Crochet

Over, insert the hook in ch. or st., draw a loop through, over, and draw through a loop, over, and draw through two loops, over, and draw through two loops.

### No. 7
Treble Crochet

Over twice, insert the hook in ch. or st., draw a loop through, over, and draw through two loops, over, and draw through two loops, over, and draw through two loops.

### No. 8
D. C. Around D. C.

Ch. an even number of sts., turn, skip 3 sts., 1 d. c. in each of the ch. sts., turn, ch. 3.

Second Row—Skip 1 st., * over, insert hook in space before next d. c. and out again next to d. c., over, and draw through a loop, over, draw through 2 loops, over, draw through 2 loops, repeat from * to end of row.

Repeat second row for d. c. around d. c.

### No. 9
Picot Edge, No. 1

1 s. c. in top of st., * ch. 3, draw a loop through same st. where last st. was made in, draw a loop through next st., over, draw through the 3 loops on hook, repeat from *.

### Picot Edge, No. 2

1 s. c. in top of st., * ch. 3, 1 s. c. in next st., repeat from *.

### Picot Edge, No. 3

(No Illustration)

1 s. c. in st., * ch. 4, insert hook in first st. on ch. 4, draw a loop through ch. st. and loop on hook, skip 1 st., 1 s. c. in next st., repeat from *.

Note—In making a picot edge care must be taken to crochet edge so as to lay flat, skipping one or more sts. at intervals or crocheting looser or firmer.

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### No. 1a
Afghan Stitch

Ch. as many sts. as are required, turn, skip 1 st., draw a loop through each st. on ch. until all the sts. of ch. are on hook.

### No. 2a
First Row of Afghan Stitch

Over, and draw through one loop, * over, draw through 2 loops, repeat from * until there is 1 loop on hook.

### No. 3a
Second Row of Afghan Stitch

Draw a loop through each upright st. until all loops are on hook.

Note—The first and second rows crocheted alternately are always counted as one complete row of the afghan st.

### No. 4a
To Increase an Afghan Stitch

Draw a loop through ch. st. between the two upright sts., when making the second row.

### No. 5a
To Decrease an Afghan Stitch

Over, draw through 3 sts., instead of 2 sts., as in first row.

### To Bind Off the Afghan Stitch

(No Illustration)

* Insert hook in next upright st., over, and draw through upright st. and loop on hook, repeat from * until all sts. are bound off, ch. 1, break off wool.

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### Purled Afghan Stitch

Ch. as many sts. as are required, turn, skip 1 st., draw a loop through each st. on ch. until all the sts. of ch. are on hook, over, and draw through 1 loop, * over, draw through 2 loops, repeat from * until there is 1 loop left on hook.

First Row—* Pass wool to right side of work, draw a loop through upright st., repeat from * until there is one loop on hook, work back as in plain afghan st. Repeat first row for the work.

### Silk Edges, Nos. 1, 2 and 3

Silk Edge No. 1—With steel hook, ch. 1, * 1 s. c. in st., skip 2 sts., 5 d. c. in next st., repeat from * around neck of yoke, * * ch. 4, 1 s. c. in next st. around kimono and sleeves.

Silk Edge No. 2—Ch. 1, 1 sl. st. in st., * ch. 3, 1 sl. st. in next st., repeat from * around kimono and sleeves.

Silk Edge No. 3—Ch. 1, * 1 s. c. in st., skip 1 st., 6 d. c. in next st., skip 1 st., repeat from *, making 9 d. c. instead of 6 d. c. in all corner sts.

### Criss Cross Joining

Take the strips to be joined, ch. 1, slip this ch. off the hook, take the 2 strips to be joined, insert hook in first st. on one strip, slip ch. st. on hook again and draw through st. (this will bring wool on wrong side of work), insert hook in second st. on other strip, over, draw through a long loop, draw this loop through loop on hook, cross back to third st. on first strip, repeat crossing back and forth drawing a long loop from one strip then the other, care being taken to skip only one st. on each strip in crossing back and forth.

### Directions for Knitted Vamp and Foot for Baby’s Bootees

Vamp and Foot—K. 7 sts. on 1st needle, slip the next 14 sts. on a second needle, slip the next 14 sts. on a third needle, and the remaining 7 sts. slip to the first 7 sts. on first needle for vamp, there will be 14 sts. on each of 3 needles, k. 1 round, p. 1 round, k. 1 round, p. 1 round, on the 14 sts. on first needle. K. 17 ridges for vamp or 19 ridges from start of foot, leave the 14 sts. on needle, break off wool. To the 14 sts. on needle at side of boot, pick up 17 sts. for side of vamp, having 31 sts. on needle, then with a spare needle pick up 17 sts. from other side of vamp and slip these 17 sts. to the 14 sts. on side of foot, having 31 sts. on needle.

Start at heel, k. 1 round, p. 1 round, k. 1 round, p. 1 round.

Fifth Round—K. 31 sts., n., k. 10, n., k. 31 sts.

Sixth Round—P.

Repeat fifth and sixth rounds alternately, having 6 sts. between the 2 decreasing points at toe.

K. 1 round, p. 1 round until there are 14 rounds or 7 ridges from start of foot.

Fifteenth Round—N., k. to end of round.

Sixteenth Round—P.

Seventeenth Round—K. up to the last 2 sts., n.

Eighteenth Round—P.

Nineteenth Round—Same as fifteenth round.

Twentieth Round—P.

Fold in half and bind off together, or bind off and sew feet together.

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### Large Flower and Leaves

With white wool or silk, ch. 9 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 1 s. c., 1 h. d. c., 4 d. c., 1 h. d. c., 1 s. c. in each of the 9 ch. sts., ch. 1, 1 s. c., 1 h. d. c., 1 d. c., 1 h. d. c., 1 s. c. in the same ch. sts., where the first 8 sts. were made in, ch. 1, break off wool or silk.

Make 5 of these petals for one flower, sew together in center.

Center—With yellow wool or silk, ch. 4 sts., join to form a ring. 10 s. c. in ring, join, ch. 1, break off wool, sew to center of flower.

Leaf—With green wool or silk, ch. 14 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 1 s. c. in each of 2 ch. sts., 1 h. d. c. in next st., 1 d. c. in each of 7 sts., 1 h. d. c. in st., 1 s. c. in each of 2 sts., * ch. 1. repeat from * backwards in the same 14 ch. sts.

Make 3 leaves for each flower and sew on same.

### Rose and Petals

With Rose Ancienne Wool No. 3692 or rope silk, ch. 6, join with a sl. st. to form a ring, ch. 3, 14 d. c. in ring, counting ch. 3 as 1 d. c., join to top of ch. st. with a sl. st., ch. 1, break off, fasten.

Second Round—With dark rose wool or silk, ch. 1, 1 s. c. in st., * ch. 8, skip 4 sts., 1 s. c. in next st., repeat from * around.

Third Round—1 s. c., 1 d. c., 7 L. d. c., 1 d. c., 1 s. c. in each of 3 spaces, ch. 1, fasten.

Make 4 of these flowers.

Leaves—With green wool or rope silk, ch. 8 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 1 sl. st., 1 s. c., 1 d. c. in each of 3 sts., 1 s. c., 1 sl. st. in each of 7 ch. sts., ch. 1, 1 sl. st., 1 s. c., 1 d. c. in each of 3 sts., 1 s. c., 1 sl. st. in each of 7 ch. sts., where first sts. were made in, leave about 10 inches of wool or silk to sew on with, make 3 leaves for each flower and sew on between petals.

### Flower

With water blue wool or 2 threads of silk, ch. 9 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 1 s. c., 1 h. d. c., 1 d. c. in each of 4 sts., 1 h. d. c., 1 s. c. in the 9 ch. sts., ch. 1, 1 s. c., 1 h. d. c., 1 d. c. in each of 4 sts., 1 h. d. c., 1 s. c. in same ch. sts. where first 8 sts. were made in, ch. 1, break off wool or silk.

Make 5 of these petals for one flower, sew together in center.

Center—With green, ch. 4 sts., join to form a ring, 10 s. c. in ring, join, ch. 1, break off, sew to center of flower.

### Cherry on Stem with Leaves

With red wool or 2 threads of silk, ch. 4, join to form a ring, ch. 3, 15 d. c. in ring, join with a sl. st. to top ch. st. on ch. 3.

Leaves—With green, ch. 1, 1 sl. st. in st. on cherry, * ch. 15 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 1 s. c., 1 h. d. c., 1 d. c. in each of 4 sts., 1 h. d. c., 1 s. c. on 9 of the 15 ch. sts., 1 sl. st. in next ch. st., ch. 9, turn, skip 1 st., 1 h. d. c., 1 d. c. in each of 4 sts., 1 h. d. c., 1 s. c. in the 9 ch. sts., 1 sl. st. in sl. st., repeat from * once more, ch. 10, break off wool.

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## Crochet Patterns

No. 1

Chain 30 sts.

First Row—Skip 5 sts., 1 d. c. in next st., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row, turn, ch. 5.

Second Row—Skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. on d. c., * ch 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. on d. c., repeat from *.

Repeat second row for pattern.

No. 2

Chain 30 sts., 1 s. c. in 8th st., * ch. 5, skip 3 sts., 1 s. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row.

Second Row—Turn, * chain 5, 1 s. c. in 3d st. of 5 ch. of first row, repeat from *.

Repeat second row for pattern.

No. 3

Chain 35 sts., turn, 1 d. c. on 4th st., 6 d. c. on next 6 sts., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. on next st., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 7 d. c. on next 7 sts., repeat from * to end of row.

Second Row—Ch. 4, turn, 6 d. c. on next 6 d. c., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. on d. c., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 7 d. c. on 7 d. c., repeat from * to end of row.

Third Row—Ch. 5, turn, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. on next st., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 7 d. c. on next 7 sts., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. on next st., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 7 d. c. on next 7 sts., repeat from * to end of row.

Fourth Row—Same as third row; repeat these 4 rows alternately for pattern.

No. 4

Chain 35 sts., turn, 1 d. c. on 6th st., 1 d. c. on next st., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 2 d. c. on next 2 sts., repeat from * to end of row.

Second Row—Ch. 3, 1 d. c. in m., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 2 d. c. in m., repeat from *, repeat second row for pattern.

No. 5

Chain 30 sts., skip 4 sts., * over, draw loop through next st., over, draw through 1 loop, over, draw through 2 loops, over, draw through 2 loops, repeat from * to end of row.

Second Row—Ch. 3, * over, draw loop through st. between the d. c. on wrong side to keep chain st. perfect on right side, over, draw loop through 1 loop, over, draw loop through 2 loops, over, draw loop through 2 loops, repeat from * to end of row.

Repeat second row for pattern.

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No. 6

Ch. 35, turn, skip 4 sts., 1 d. c. on every stitch, ch. 3, turn.

Second Row—* Over, draw loop through next st., over, draw through 1 loop, over, draw through 2 loops, over, draw through 2 loops, 1 d. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row.

Third Row—1 d. c. in every stitch, ch. 3, turn, repeat second and third rows for pattern.

No. 7

Ch. 28 sts., 1 s. c. in every stitch, break off yarn at every row.

Second Row—Ch. 1, 1 s. c. in next 14 sts., ch. 3, 1 s. c. in first ch. st. for picot, 1 s. c. in next 13 sts.

Third Row—1 s. c. in every stitch to end of row.

Fourth Row—1 s. c. in next 12 sts., 1 picot, 1 s. c. in next 4 sts., 1 picot, 1 s. c. in next 12 sts.

Fifth Row—1 s. c. in every stitch, to end of row.

Sixth Row—1 s. c. in next 10 sts., 1 picot, 4 s. c. in next 4 sts., 1 picot, 4 s. c. in next 4 sts., 1 picot, 1 s. c. in next 10 sts.

Seventh Row—1 s. c. in every stitch to end of row.

Eighth Row—1 s. c. in next 8 sts., 1 picot, 4 s. c. in next 4 sts., 1 picot, 4 s. c. in next 4 sts., 1 picot, 4 s. c. in next 4 sts., 1 picot, 1 s. c. in next 8 sts.

Ninth Row—1 s. c. in every stitch to end of row.

Repeat these rows backwards from 8–1.

No. 8

Chain 38 sts., skip 5 sts., 1 d. c. in 6th ch. st., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in next st. Repeat from * to end of row, ch. 5, turn.

Second Row—Skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. on d. c., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. on d. c. Repeat from * to end of row, ch. 4, turn.

Third Row—1 d. c. in every stitch to end of row, ch. 6, turn.

Fourth Row—Skip 2 sts., 1 t. c., * ch. 3, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c., ch. 3, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c., ch. 3, skip 2 sts., 1 t. c. Repeat from * to end of row, ch. 5, turn.

Fifth Row—1 s. c. in center of 3 ch., ch. 3, skip 4 sts., 1 s. c. in next 3 sts., * ch. 3, skip 4 sts., 1 s. c. in next st., ch. 3, skip 4 sts., 1 s. c. in next 3 sts. Repeat from * to end of row, ch. 5, turn.

Sixth Row—Skip 2 sts., 1 s. c. in next 5 sts., * ch. 5, skip 5 sts., 1 s. c. on next 5 sts., ch. 5, skip 5 sts., 1 s. c. on next 5 sts. Repeat from * to end of row, ch. 5, turn.

Seventh Row—1 s. c. on center of 5 ch., * ch. 3, skip 3 sts., 1 s. c. on next 3 sts., ch. 3, skip 3 sts., 1 s. c. on next st., ch. 3, skip 3 sts., 1 s. c. on next 3 sts. Repeat from * to end of row, ch. 5, turn.

Eighth Row—Skip 1 st., 1 d. c. on next st., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 t. c. on next st., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. on next st., ch. 2, skip 3 sts., 1 d. c. on next st., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 t. c. on next st. Repeat to end of row, ch. 4, turn.

Ninth Row—1 d. c. on every stitch to end of row.

Tenth and Eleventh Rows—Same as first and second rows.

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## Knot Stitch Crochet Pattern

No. 9

Chain 35, turn.

First Row—* Work stitch on hook ¼ inch long, take up thread and draw through this loop; put hook under thread just drawn through between it and the long st., take up thread, draw through, take up thread, draw through both sts. on hook; this is one knot stitch; work one more same way; skip 4 sts., 1 s. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row.

Second Row—Same as first row.

Always make two knot stitches, then work 1 s. c. on each side of knot of previous row. Repeat this row for pattern.

## Knitted Patterns

No. 1

Cast on 25 sts., k. 1 st., * over, slip 1 st., k. 2 sts. together, over, slip 1 st., k. 2 sts. together, repeat from * to end of row, ending row k. 1 st.

Second Row—K. 1 st., * over, slip 1 st., k. 2 sts. together, repeat from * to end of row same as first row. Repeat this stitch for pattern.

No. 2

Cast on 29 sts., slip 1 st., k. 3, p. 3, k. 3, p. 3, repeat to end of row, ending row k. 4.

Second row—Slip 1st st., p. 3, k. 3, p. 3, k. 3, repeat to end of row, ending row p. 4.

Third Row—Slip 1st st., k. 3, p. 3, k. 3, p. 3, repeat to end of row, ending row k. 4.

Fourth Row—Slip 1st st., k. 1 row.

Fifth Row—Slip 1st st., p. 1 row.

Sixth Row—Slip 1st st., k. 1 row.

Seventh Row—Slip 1st st., p. 3, k. 3, p. 3, k. 3, repeat to end of row, ending row p. 4.

Eighth Row—Slip 1st st., k. 3, p. 3, k. 3, p. 3, repeat to end of row, ending row k. 4.

Ninth Row—Slip 1st st., p. 3, k. 3, p. 3, k. 3, repeat to end of row, ending row p. 4.

Tenth Row—Slip 1st st., k. 1 row.

Eleventh Row—Slip 1st st., p. 1 row.

Twelfth Row—Slip 1st st., k. 1 row.

Repeat these 12 rows for pattern.

No. 3

Cast on 30 sts., * k. 6, p. 2, k. 6, p. 2, repeat from * to end of row, ending row k. 6.

21Second Row—* P. 6, k. 2, p. 6, k. 2, repeat from * to end of row, ending row p. 2.

Third Row—Same as first row.

Fourth Row—Same as second row.

Repeat these 4 rows alternately until there are eleven rows altogether.

Twelfth Row—K. 1 row.

Thirteenth Row—K. 2, p. 2, * k. 6, p. 2, k. 6, p. 2, repeat from * to end of row, ending row k. 2.

Fourteenth Row—P. 2, k. 2, * p. 6, k. 2, p. 6, k. 2, repeat from * to end of row, ending row p. 2.

Fifteenth Row—Same as 13th row.

Sixteenth Row—Same as 14th row.

Repeat 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th rows alternately until there are eleven rows altogether. Seventeenth Row—K. 1 row. Repeat these rows (1–17) alternately for pattern.

No. 4

Cast on 31 sts., * k. 7, p. 1, k. 7, p. 1, repeat from * to end of row, ending row k. 7.

Second Row—K. 1 row.

Third Row—* K. 7, p. 1, k. 7, p. 1, repeat from * to end of row, ending row k. 7.

Fourth Row—K. 1 row. Repeat these rows for pattern.

No. 5

Cast on 30 sts., k. 6 rows, having 3 ridges.

Seventh Row—K. 1 st., * k. 2 sts. together, k. 1 st., repeat from * to end of row, k. 4 rows, repeat 7th row.

Repeat these rows for pattern.

No. 6

Cast on 30 sts., 1st row, * k. 2, p. 2, k. 2, p. 2, repeat from * to end of row.

Second Row—Same as first row.

Third Row—* P. 2, k. 2, p. 2, k. 2, repeat from * to end of row.

Fourth Row—Same as third row.

Repeat these 4 rows alternately for pattern.

No. 7

First Row—* P. 1, k. 1, p. 1, k. 11, repeat from * to end of row.

Second Row—* K. 1, p. 3, k. 1, p. 9, repeat from * to end of row.

Third Row—* P. 1, k. 5, p. 1, k. 7, repeat from * to end of row.

Fourth Row—* P. 5, k. 1, p. 5, k. 1, repeat from * to end of row.

Fifth Row—K. 6, * p. 1, k. 3, p. 1, k. 9, repeat from * to end of row.

Sixth Row—P. 7, * k. 1, p. 1, k. 1, p. 11, repeat from * to end of row.

Seventh Row—K. 8, * p. 1, k. 13, repeat from * to end of row.

Eighth Row—P. 7, * k. 1, p. 1, k. 1, p. 11, repeat from * to end of row.

Ninth Row—K. 6, * p. 1, k. 3, p. 1, k. 9, repeat from * to end of row.

Tenth Row—P. 5, * k. 1, p. 5, k. 1, p. 7, repeat from * to end of row.

Eleventh Row—K. 4, * p. 1, k. 7, p. 1, k. 5, repeat from * to end of row.

Twelfth Row—P. 3, * k. 1, p. 9, k. 1, p. 3, repeat from * to end of row.

Thirteenth Row—K. 2, * p. 1, k. 11, p. 1, k. 1, repeat from * to end of row.

Fourteenth Row—* K. 1, p. 13, k. 1, p. 13, repeat from * to end of row.

Fifteenth Row—* P. 1, k. 1, p. 1, k. 11, repeat from * to end of row.

Repeat these rows for pattern.

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## Utopia Filet Crochet Sweater No. 843

Size 38

Model No. 843

### MATERIALS

9 skeins colored Utopia Shetland Floss.
1 crochet hook No. 4, 1 crochet hook No. 1

### DIRECTIONS

Back—Ch. 128 sts., turn, skip 5 sts., 1 d. c. in next st., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row, having 41 spaces.

23Second Row—Turn, ch. 4, * 2 d. c. in space, 1 d. c. in next st., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row, having 21 blocks and 20 spaces.

Third Row—Ch. 6, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in next st. * 2 d. c. in space, 1 d. c. in next st., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row. Crochet 4 more rows of this pattern (second and third row) 1 block and 1 space alternately.

Next Row—Ch. 6, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in first st., 2 d. c. in space, 1 d. c. in next st., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in next st., work 35 spaces; to other side repeat same pattern (1 block, 1 space, 1 block). Work 19 rows to waistline with pattern of blocks and spaces on both sides; this is waistline.

Belt—With crochet hook No. 1 ch. 4, * 1 d. c. in every space, 1 d. c. over d. c., repeat from * to end of row, this narrows beltline, work 8 more rows of 1 d. c. in every st.

Next Row—Ch. 6, skip 1 st., 1 d. c. in next st., * ch. 2, skip 1 st., 1 d. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row, having 41 spaces. Work 17 rows from belt of spaces.

Ch. 108 sts. for sleeve, work 39 spaces, work across back. With separate thread ch. 108 sts. for other sleeve, fasten with slip st. to 1st of last row, continue with spaces to end of row, work 14 rows of spaces. On 15th row work 53 spaces, then blocks, 4 d. c., 1 space, until there are 7 of each; this is back of neck; continue with spaces to end of sleeve; work same pattern across back for 2 more rows alternately, blocks and spaces; at 17th row from where sleeve started leave 3 blocks and 4 spaces for neck; work other half of sleeve and down front after the following direction: Work 3 rows of pattern, blocks and spaces alternately down front of neck; increase 1 space every other row towards sleeve above first block, in which work 5 d. c., work 20 rows. On the 13th row of sleeve from shoulder skip 3 spaces at bottom of sleeve.

Fourteenth Row—Skip 4 spaces.

Fifteenth Row—Skip 4 spaces.

Sixteenth Row—Skip 4 spaces.

This narrows sleeve. On 17th row work the last 25 spaces. This finishes sleeve (12 inches). From start work the 3 more rows across front; work other side and sleeve, then ch. 20 sts. at front, join to other side and work pattern for 7 rows of blocks and spaces in center of front; work sideseam same length as back; then start belt with fine needle, 1 d. c. in every space, 1 d. c. in next st., repeat to end of row; work 9 rows same as back; change to spaces; leave 1 st. between each d. c., having 53 spaces, work pattern down each side of front same as back, 19 rows of spaces, then border same as back.

Cuffs—1 s. c. in space, 1 s. c. in next sts. for 6 times, 1 s. c. in the next 17 spaces, 1 s. c. in space, 1 s. c. in next sts. for 6 times.

Next Row—1 d. c. in every st.

Next Row—1 block of 4 d. c., in space of 2 ch., seven of each; work 5 rows. Sew neatly together.

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## Ladies’ Utopia Filet Crochet Sweater No. 844

Size 38

Model No. 844

### MATERIALS

8 large skeins colored Utopia Shetland Floss
1 crochet hook No. 2

### DIRECTIONS

Ch. 120 sts.

First Row—Skip 3 sts., 1 d. c. in every st.; repeat to end of row.

Second Row—Ch. 4., 1 d. c. in every st. to end of row.

Third and Fourth Rows—Same sts., 119 d. c.

Fifth Row—Ch. 4., skip 1 st., 1 d. c. in next st., * ch. 1, skip 1 st., 1 d. c. in next st.; 25repeat from * to end of row. 59 spaces to row.

Sixth Row—Same as fifth row.

Seventh Row—Ch. 4, skip 1 st., 1 d. c. in next st., work 4 more spaces, 3 d. c. in next 3 sts., * work 11 spaces, 3 d. c. in next 3 sts., repeat from * to end of row, ending row with 5 spaces.

Eighth Row—Turn, ch. 4, work 4 spaces, * 3 d. c. in next 3 sts., 1 space, 3 d. c. in next 3 sts., work 9 spaces, repeat from * to end of row, ending row with 4 spaces.

Ninth Row—Ch. 4, 3 spaces, * 3 d. c. in next 3 sts., 3 spaces, 3 d. c. in next 3 sts., 7 spaces, repeat from * to end of row, ending row 3 spaces.

Tenth Row—Ch. 4, 2 spaces, * 3 d. c. in next 3 sts., 2 spaces, 3 d. c., 2 spaces, 3 d. c., 5 spaces, repeat from * ending row 2 spaces.

Eleventh Row—1 space, 3 d. c., 2 spaces, * 7 d. c., 2 spaces, 3 d. c., 3 spaces, 3 d. c., 2 spaces, repeat from * to end of row, ending row 1 space.

Twelfth Row—3 spaces, * 11 d. c., 2 spaces, 3 d. c., 1 space, 3 d. c., 2 spaces, repeat from * to end of row, ending row 3 spaces.

This is center of pattern; repeat the last 5 rows backwards from 11th to 7th row. Work in spaces for 12 rows (4 inches). This is waistline.

Belt—First Row—Work * 5 d. c. over first 3 spaces, skip 1 space, 5 d. c. in next 5 sts., skip 1 space, repeat from * to end of row, work 9 rows, 1 d. c. in every st. (3 inches). Work 17 rows of spaces. 50 spaces to row.

Ch. 105 sts. for sleeve, turn, skip 4 sts., work 50 spaces, work spaces across back, ch. 105 sts. for other sleeve with separate yarn, fasten to row below, then work spaces to end of row. Work 6 inches, or 18 rows, having 100 spaces for back and 1 sleeve; work 67 spaces from start of sleeve; leave 16 spaces at back of neck; on other 67 spaces work 6 inches, or 18 rows, for other half of sleeve, 12 inches altogether from where sleeve started. Work 2 rows plain at neck; increase 1 st. every other row down front of neck for 18 rows; work other side and sleeve to correspond.

Ch. 22 sts., join fronts together, work 3 rows of d. c. on the 22 ch. sts., work 3 rows of spaces; at side seam increase 1 st. every other row for 3 times.

Fourth Row—Work 33 spaces, 3 d. c.—this is center of front—ending row 33 spaces.

Next Row—32 spaces, 7 d. c., then 32 spaces.

Next Row—31 spaces, 11 d. c., then 31 spaces.

Next Row—28 spaces, 3 d. c., 3 spaces, 7 d. c., 3 spaces, 3 d. c., 28 spaces.

Next Row—27 spaces, 7 d. c., 3 spaces, 3 d. c., 3 spaces, 7 d. c., 27 spaces.

Next Row—26 spaces, 11 d. c., 5 spaces, 11 d. c., 26 spaces.

Next Row—27 spaces, 7 d. c., 3 spaces, 3 d. c., 3 spaces. 7 d. c., 27 spaces.

Next Row—28 spaces, 3 d. c., 3 spaces, 7 d. c., 3 spaces, 28 spaces.

Next Row—31 spaces, 11 d. c., 31 spaces.

Next Row—32 spaces, 7 d. c., 32 spaces.

Next Row—33 spaces, 3 d. c., 33 spaces.

Two more rows of spaces.

Belt—Work * 5 d. c. in next 5 sts., skip 1 space, 5 d. c. in next 5 sts., skip 1 space, repeat from * to end of row, work 9 rows (3 inches) of d. c. same as back.

Next Row—Work 2 spaces, increase 1 space, work 2 spaces, increase 1 space, having 65 spaces, work 12 rows of spaces, then start border, work 8 spaces, 3 d. c., 11 spaces, 3 d. c., 11 spaces, ending row 8 spaces.

Work same pattern as back (7 to 12 rows), ending with 4 d. c. rows.

Collar—Ch. 30, work 15 spaces.

First Row—3 spaces, 3 d. c., 11 spaces.

Second Row—10 spaces, 7 d. c., 2 spaces.

Third Row—1 space, 11 d. c., 9 spaces.

Fourth Row—10 spaces, 7 d. c., 2 spaces.

Fifth Row—3 spaces, 3 d. c., 11 spaces.

Sixth Row—15 spaces.

Repeat pattern from first to fifth row, with 1 row of spaces between for 26 inches. Sew neatly to sweater.

Cuff—Work * 5 d. c. over 2 spaces, skip 1 space, repeat from * all around, work 7 rows of d. c. in every st.

Next Row—Work 28 spaces around and 4 rows, then work same pattern as on collar. 4 blocks, 3 spaces, 3 d. c., * 6 spaces, 3 d. c., repeat from *.

Sew sweater neatly together to match pattern at side seam.

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## Ladies’ Utopia Filet Crochet Sweater No. 855

Size 36–38

Model No. 855

### MATERIALS

10 balls Utopia Alpaca Wool. 1 crochet hook No. 3.

### DIRECTIONS

Ch. 120, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in every ch. st.

Second Row—9 m. with 2 ch. between, 13 m. with 1 ch. between, 4 m. with 2 ch. between, 13 m. with 1 ch. between, 9 m. with 2 ch. between, start and finish every row with 9 m. with 2 ch. between, also the 4 m. which run up in center of back, work 2 ch. between each m. Throughout pattern work the m. with 1 ch. between; this will not be referred to again.

27Third Row—9 m., start pattern, 1 m., 3 d. c., 3 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 2 m. * repeat from * backwards to dash every row for other half, work 4 m. with the 2 ch. between.

Fourth Row—9 m., 7 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., 3 d. c., 5 m., * repeat backwards with 4 m. between.

Fifth Row—9 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., 7 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Sixth Row—9 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 9 d. c., 2 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Seventh Row—9 m., 3 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 13 d. c., 1 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Eighth Row—9 m., 4 m., 7 d. c., 3 m., 7 d. c., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Ninth Row—9 m., 1 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 5 m., 5 d. c., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Tenth Row—9 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Eleventh Row—9 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Twelfth Row—9 m., 2 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Thirteenth Row—9 m., 4 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 9 d. c., 2 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Fourteenth Row—9 m., 1 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 7 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Fifteenth Row—9 m., 9 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., 6 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Sixteenth Row—9 m., 2 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., 3 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Seventeenth Row—9 m., 5 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 7 d. c., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Eighteenth Row—9 m., 7 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Nineteenth Row—9 m., 2 m., 9 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Twentieth Row—9 m., 1 m., 13 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., 3 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Twenty-first Row—9 m., 7 d. c., 3 m., 7 d. c., 4 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Twenty-second Row—9 m., 5 d. c., 5 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Twenty-third Row—9 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Twenty-fourth Row—Work the 9 m. at start and finish of each row, also the 4 m. in center of back, with 1 ch. between each m.; this narrows waistline; work the next 10 rows in this way.

Twenty-fourth Row—9 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Twenty-fifth Row—9 m., 1 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 2 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Twenty-sixth Row—9 m., 2 m., 9 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 4 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Twenty-seventh Row—9 m., 7 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

Twenty-eighth Row—9 m., 6 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., * 4 m., repeat from *.

This is the pattern to be repeated from 3d row to the 28th row throughout sweater, up back, across shoulders, and down front; after working the 10 rows for belt line, work the 9 m. at start and finish of each row, also the 4 m. in center of back, with 2 ch. between each m., work 16 rows up the back to sleeve. Ch. 90 for sleeve, work 28 m. over this ch., work across back, with separate yarn, ch. 90 for other sleeve, fasten with slip st. to row below, work 28 m. on this ch., then work 16 rows up the back to neck, skip the 4 m. with 2 ch. between that are in center of back, continue with pattern over shoulder down front for 17 rows; this finishes sleeve; work other side the same, skip 28 m. for sleeve, then work 3 more rows down the front, starting with 9 m. at side seam, then ch. 20, fasten to other front, work 6 m. over this ch. with 2 ch. between each m., continue with pattern down the front same as back, working 18 rows to belt, work the 10 rows for belt same as back, and 24 more rows to end of sweater. Last row 1 d. c. in every stitch.

Model No. 855

Work following pattern on sleeve:

First Row—3 d. c., 5 m., 9 d. c., 5 m., 9 d. c., 4 m., 7 d. c., 4 m., 3 d. c., 4 m., 9 d. c., 3 m.

28Second Row—3 d. c., 4 m., 13 d. c., 4 m., 9 d. c., 3 m., 9 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 4 m., 13 d. c., 1 m., 2 d. c.

Third Row—5 d. c., 2 m., 7 d. c., 3 m., 5 d. c., 3 m., 9 d c., 5 m., 7 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 7 d. c., 3 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 2 d. c.

Fourth Row—5 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 5 m., 3 d. c., 12 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 3 m., 5 d. c., 5 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., 2 d. c.

Fifth Row—3 d. c., 3 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 5 m., 15 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 3 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 2 m.

Sixth Row—1 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 11 d. c., 2 m., 7 d. c., 3 m., 5 d. c., 4 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 11 d. c., 2 m.

Seventh Row—5 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 3 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 5 m., 5 d. c., 4 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c.

Eighth Row—3 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., 4 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 9 d. c., 5 m., 7 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 4 m., 5 d. c., 1 m.

Ninth Row—1 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 19 d. c., 3 m., 7 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 3 d. c., 7 m., 19 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c.

Tenth Row—6 m., 3 d. c., 4 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., 5 m., 3 d. c., 3 m., 3 d. c., 5 m., 3 d. c., 4 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 5 d. c.

Eleventh Row—3 m., 7 d. c., 4 m., 5 d. c., 1 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 7 d. c., 3 m., 5 d. c., 5 m., 7 d. c., 4 m., 5 d. c., 2 m., 7 d. c.

Twelfth Row—3 m., 5 d. c., 4 m., 7 d. c., 5 m., 13 d. c., 5 m., 9 d. c., 3 m., 7 d. c., 3 m., 5 d. c., 1 m.

Thirteenth Row—4 m., 5 d. c., 5 m., 5 d. c., 6 m., 9 d. c., 7 m., 7 d. c., 4 m., 5 d. c., 3 m., 3 d. c., 1 m.

Fourteenth Row—1 row of m.

## Ladies’ Utopia Filet Crochet Sweater No. 853

Size 38
See Illustration, Page 29

Model No. 853

### MATERIALS

8 balls Utopia Llama Wool. 1 crochet hook No. 3.

### DIRECTIONS

Back—Ch. 125 sts., skip 5 sts., 1 d. c. in 6th st., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row, having 40 m., ch. 3, turn.

Second Row—3 d. c., * ch. 3, skip 2 sts., 1 t. c., ch. 3, skip 2 sts., 4 d. c. on next 4 sts., 2 m., 3 d. c., repeat from * to end of row, ch. 3, turn, having 4 d. c. between m. stripe.

Third Row—3 d. c., * ch. 3, skip 2 sts., 3 s. c. on next 3 sts., ch. 3, 4 d. c., on 4 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., repeat from * to end of row, ch. 3, turn.

Fourth Row—3 d. c., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 5 s. c. on next 5 sts., ch. 2, 4 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., repeat from * to end of row, ch. 3, turn.

Fifth Row—3 d. c., * ch. 3, skip 3 sts., 3 s. c., ch. 3, 4 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., repeat from * to end of row, ch. 5, turn.

Sixth Row—Same as second row, having 14 d. c. stripes with 13 m. stripes between. Repeat this pattern from 2d to 5th row for 34 rows (10 inches); this is waistline.

Belt—Ch. 3, * 3 d. c., 2 m. with 1 ch. between, repeat from * to end of row, work 1 ch. between each m.; this narrows waistline; work 11 rows (4 inches).

Work 40 m. with 2 ch. between, work 20 rows (6 inches).

Chain 95 sts. for sleeve, work 31 m. on chain, work across back, with separate yarn, ch. 95 sts. for other sleeve, fasten with slip st. to row below, work 31 m. on this ch. work 13 rows across back and sleeves.

Fourteenth Row—Work 41 m., 3 d. c., * ch. 3, skip 2 sts., 1 t. c., ch. 3, skip 2 sts., 4 d. c., repeat from * 2 more times, having 7 d. c. in center, repeat same pattern 3 times for other half of back, work 41 m. to end of row.

Fifteenth Row—41 m., 3 d. c., * ch. 3, skip 2 sts., 3 s. c., ch. 3, skip 2 sts., 4 d. c., repeat from *, work 7 d. c. in center and other half the same pattern, 41 m. to end of row.

Sixteenth Row—41 m., 3 d. c., * 2 ch., 5 s. c., 2 ch., 4 d. c., repeat from * 5 times, with 7 d. c. in center, work 41 m. to end of row.

Seventeenth Row—Same as 15th row.

Eighteenth Row—Same as 14th row.

Nineteenth Row—Work 41 m., 4 d. c., ch. 3, 3 s. c., ch. 3, 4 d. c., continue with stripe pattern down front at neck, work 35 d. c. on back of neck, work other side same pattern, 41 m. to end of row, this is half of sleeve; then work over shoulder and sleeve down right side of front.

Twentieth Row—Work 41 m. before starting the 4 d. c. of stripe pattern, increase 1 m. every other row for 7 times, work down 13 rows, chain 45 for front, turn, skip 4 sts., 1 d. c. in every st., then work stripe pattern and 48 m. to end of row.

29Next Row—Work 48 m., continue with same pattern down front as on border, having 6 mesh stripes with 6 d. c. stripes between; when there are 36 rows altogether for sleeve, leave 31 m. for sleeve, work 17 m. with stripe pattern down front for 18 rows, work left side down front, start at neck 4 d. c., ch. 2, 5 s. c., ch. 2, 4 d. c., with stripe pattern for 35 rows, increase 1 m. every other row from shoulder for 7 times same as right side, then work down straight, join fronts together, work 8 more rows. Then work belt same as back with 1 ch. between each m., work 11 rows—start border with 2 m., work same stripes as on back, having 18 mesh stripes with 18 d. c. stripes between, work same length as back 34 rows (10 inches), last row finish with 56 m.

On sleeves, work same pattern, having 12 m. stripes with 12 d. c. stripes between, work 14 rows, finish last row with 1 d. c. in every stitch—sew neatly together.

Sew 6 buttons on left front, use mesh for buttonhole.

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## Ladies’ Sport Sweater No. 857

Size 38

Model No. 857

### MATERIALS

7 balls Utopia Alpaca Yarn, 1 ball Blue Utopia Alpaca Yarn, Crochet Hook No. 3.

### DIRECTIONS

Back chain 120, turn, work 41 m. over the ch., having 2 ch. between each m. and 4 d. c. for each block; work 3 rows of m.

Fourth Row—8 m., 4 d. c., 11 m., 4 d. c., 11 m., 4 d. c., 8 m., ch. 5, turn.

Fifth Row—6 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 7 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 7 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 6 m., ch. 5, turn.

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Model No. 857

Sixth Row—5 m., 22 d. c., 5 m., 22 d. c., 5 m., 22 d. c., 5 m., ch. 5, turn.

Seventh Row—5 m., 10 d. c., 1 m., 10 d. c., 5 m., 10 d. c., 1 m., 10 d. c., 5 m., 10 d. c., 1 m., 10 d. c., 5 m., ch. 5, turn.

Eighth Row—6 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 7 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 7 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 6 m., ch. 5, turn.

Ninth Row—Same as seventh row.

Tenth Row—Same as sixth row.

Eleventh Row—Same as fifth row.

Then work 27 rows of m., 41 m. to each row. Work 8 more rows of m. with a finer needle for belt, to narrow waistline. Work 14 rows of m. with No. 3 hook, then decrease 1 m. at each side for 5 times, having 31 m. to row, work 8 rows with 31 m. to row.

First Row—Starts shoulder, work 15 m., skip 1 m. for V shape at center of back, work 15 m. for other shoulder, work down front and other side to correspond.

Second Row—Work 14 m., ch. 5, turn.

Third Row—11 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., skip 1 m. at neck.

Fourth Row—1 m., 4 d. c., 11 m.

Fifth Row—8 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 2 m.

Sixth Row—3 m., 4 d. c., 9 m.

Seventh Row—7 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 2 m.

Eighth Row—4 m., 4 d. c., 8 m.

Ninth Row—7 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 2 m.

Tenth Row—3 m., 10 d. c., 7 m.

Eleventh Row—8 m., 4 d. c., 4 m.

Twelfth Row—5 m., 7 d. c., 6 m.

Thirteenth Row—6 m., 13 d. c., 3 m.

Fourteenth Row—3 m., 16 d. c., 5 m.

Fifteenth Row—7 m., 7 d. c., 4 m.

Sixteenth Row—Increase 1 m. at neck, then work 6 more m., making 7 m., 4 d. c., 6 m.

Seventeenth Row—6 m., 4 d. c., 3 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., ch. 2, 1 d. c. in last d. c.

Eighteenth Row—Ch. 5, 1 m. over m., 16 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 3 m.

Nineteenth Row—2 m., 10 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 10 d. c., 1 m., 10 d. c.

Twentieth Row—1 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 10 d. c., 5 m.

Twenty-first Row—5 m., 4 d. c., 2 m., 10 d. c., 1 m., 10 d. c., ch. 2, 1 d. c. in last d. c.

Twenty-second Row—2 m., 16 d. c., 3 m., 4 d. c., 5 m.

Twenty-third Row—Increase 1 m. at arm, 8 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 3 m., 4 d. c., increase 1 m. at neck.

Twenty-fourth Row—Work all m., increase 1 m. at arm, having 19 m., work other front the same, ch. 14, fasten to other side of front.

First Row—Across front, 12 m., 4 d. c., 6 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 6 m., 4 d. c., 12 m.

Second Row—Ch. 5, 1 d. c. in first d. c., 12 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 3 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 3 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 12 m.

Third Row—9 m., 4 d. c., 5 m., 10 d. c., 2 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 2 m., 10 d. c., 5 m., 4 d. c., 9 m.

Fourth Row—8 m., 7 d. c., 4 m., 7 d. c., 2 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 10 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 2 m., 7 d. c., 4 m., 7 d. c., 8 m.

Fifth Row—10 m., 7 d. c., 3 m., 4 d. c., 2 m., 13 d. c., 1 m., 13 d. c., 2 m., 4 d. c., 3 m., 7 d. c., 10 m.

Sixth Row—11 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 2 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 2 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 11 m.

Seventh Row—12 m., 10 d. c., 3 m., 13 d. c., 1 m., 13 d. c., 3 m., 10 d. c., 12 m.

32Eighth Row—12 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 3 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 10 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 3 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 12 m.

Ninth Row—15 m., 10 d. c., 2 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 2 m., 10 d. c., 15 m.

Tenth Row—16 m., 7 d. c., 2 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 2 m., 10 d. c., 16 m.

Eleventh Row—16 m., 4 d. c., 3 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 3 m., 4 d. c., 16 m.

Twelfth Row—17 m., 4 d. c., 9 m., 4 d. c., 17 m.

Thirteenth Row—18 m., 4 d. c., 7 m., 4 d. c., 18 m.

Fourteenth Row—Same as 13th row, work 6 rows of m., having 45 m. to each row, then work 8 rows for belt with fine needle same as back, then work 27 rows of m., having 45 m. to each row. Then work pattern of pockets same as back.

First Row—Start with 2 m., * 7 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 7 m., repeat from * 3 times, ending row with 2 m.

Second Row—1 m., * 22 d. c., 5 m., repeat from * 3 times, ending row 1 m.

Third Row—1 m., * 10 d. c., 1 m., 10 d. c., 5 m., repeat from * 3 times, ending row 1 m.

Fourth Row—2 m., * 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 7 m., repeat from * 3 times, ending row 2 m.

Fifth Row—Same as third row.

Sixth Row—Same as second row.

Seventh Row—Same as first row.

Eighth Row—5 m., * 4 d. c., 11 m., repeat from * 3 times, ending with 5 m. Then work 3 rows of m., turn up at 5th row below the pattern for pockets, with blue join the lower and top part together, work 2 s. c. sts. in each mesh with 1 ch. between over the d. c. at both sides of the middle m. between the pattern, 2 blue stripes between each pocket, having 7 pockets around the sweater, with blue work 2 s. c. in each m. with 1 ch. between at top of pockets. With blue work 2 s. c. in each m. around neck and armhole.

## Ladies’ Blouse Sweater No. 859

Size 38
See Illustration, Page 33

Model No. 859

### MATERIALS

11 Skeins Utopia Shetland Floss. 1 Crochet Hook No. 3.

### DIRECTIONS

Chain 130, work 47 m. over this ch., work up straight for 42 rows.

Ch. 108 for sleeve, work 36 m. over this ch., 47 m. across back, ch. 108 for other sleeve, fasten to row below with slip st., work 36 m. over this ch., work 9 more rows.

Tenth Row—48 m., * 10 d. c., 1 m., repeat from * 5 times more, ending with 48 m.

Eleventh Row—48 m., * 4 d. c., 1 m., repeat from * 10 times more, 4 d. c., 48 m.

Twelfth Row—48 m., 16 d. c., * 1 m., 4 d. c., repeat from * 5 times, 1 m., 16 d. c., 48 m.

Thirteenth Row—50 m., 4 d. c., 3 m., 10 d. c., 1 m., 10 d. c., 1 m., 10 d. c., 3 m., 4 d. c., 50 m.

Fourteenth Row—48 m., 10 d. c., 2 m., 4 d. c., 3 m., 4 d. c., 3 m., 4 d. c., 3 m., 4 d. c., 2 m., 10 d. c., 48 m.

Fifteenth Row—48 m., 4 d. c., 3 m., 10 d. c., 1 m., 10 d. c., 1 m., 10 d. c., 1 m., 10 d. c., 3 m., 4 d. c., 48 m.

Sixteenth Row—48 m., 13 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 3 m., 4 d. c., 3 m., 4 d. c., 3 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 13 d. c., 48 m.

Seventeenth Row—51 m., 4 d. c., 15 m., 4 d. c., 51 m.; this is half of sleeve.

First Row of Shoulder—48 m., 13 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., turn.

Second Row—Ch. 5, 1 d. c. in first st., 10 d. c., 3 m., 4 d. c., 48 m.

Third Row—48 m., 13 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 2 m.

Fourth Row—4 m., 4 d. c., 51 m.

Fifth Row—48 m., 13 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 2 m.

Sixth Row—1 m., 10 d. c., 3 m., 4 d. c., 48 m.

Seventh Row—48 m., 13 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 2 m.

Eighth Row—4 m., 4 d. c., 52 m., work the extra m. over the 13 d. c. of last row instead of 3 m., work 4 m., this will give 52 m. from end of sleeve, repeat fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth rows 3 more times; always increase 1 m. when repeating the eighth row for 3 times.

Seventeenth Row—Finishes sleeve, skip 36 m.

Work fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth rows down front 10 more times, increasing only every other row at under-arm seam for 12 rows, then work straight down same length as back; this is left front.

33Work right front same, down to sleeve and 16 rows more, then start point, starting from side seam.

First Row—25 m., 13 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 2 m., ch. 2, 1 d. c. in last d. c.

Second Row—Ch. 5, 1 d. c. in first d. c., 2 m., 10 d. c., 3 m., 4 d. c., 25 m.

Third Row—25 m., 13 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 4 m.

Fourth Row—Ch. 5, 1 d. c. in first d. c., 6 m., 4 d. c., 28 m.

Fifth Row—25 m., 13 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 2 m., 4 d. c., 2 m.

Sixth Row—Ch. 5, 1 d. c. in first d. c., 1 m., 20 d. c., 3 m., 4 d. c., 25 m.

Seventh Row—25 m., 13 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 2 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 1 m.

Eighth Row—Ch. 5, 1 d. c. in first st., 4 d. c., 1 m., 20 d. c., 3 m., 4 d. c., 25 m.

Ninth Row—25 m., 13 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 2 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c.

34Tenth Row—Ch. 5, 1 d. c. in first st., 1 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 20 d. c., 3 m., 4 d. c., 25 m.

Eleventh Row—25 m., 13 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 2 m., 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., ch. 6, skip 6, 1 m., over last m. of last row; this is for buttonhole.

Twelfth Row—Same as tenth row; this is center of point; work the other half of point the same, only decrease instead of increasing, then work down straight, same length as other side. Sew together.

Band—Work 1 d. c. on d. c., 1 d. c. in m., 1 d. c. on d. c., to end of row, work 15 rows with small needle to have band tight; at second row work one buttonhole, again at eighth row and 13th row, having 3 buttonholes.

Cuff—Work 1 d. c. over d. c., skip the ch. sts., 1 d. c. over d. c., repeat to end of row, work 5 more rows of d. c., then work same pattern.

First Row—* 10 d. c., 1 m., repeat from * 3 times more.

Second Row—* 4 d. c., 1 m., repeat from * 7 times more.

Third Row—Same as second row.

Fourth Row—* 1 m., 10 d. c., repeat from * 3 times more.

## Utopia Ladies’ Sleeveless Filet Crochet Sweater No. 849

Size 38

Model No. 849

### MATERIALS

6 Balls Utopia Worsted and Silk Mixture.
1 Crochet Hook No. 3

### DIRECTIONS

Back—Ch. 122 sts., turn, 1 d. c. in 5th ch. st., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row, having 39 m. to row.

Second Row—Turn, ch. 5, 1 d. c. on d. c., 2 d. c. in m., 1 d. c. on d. c., work * 5 m. by ch. 2, 1 d. c. on d. c., repeat from * for 6 times.

Third Row—2 m., 3 d. c., * 3 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., 3 d. c., repeat from * 5 times, always work the 3 d. c. on d. c.

Fourth Row—* 3 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., 3 d. c., repeat from * 5 times.

Fifth Row—4 m., 3 d. c., * 5 m., 3 d. c., repeat from * 4 times, 4 m.

Sixth Row—Same as fourth row.

Seventh Row—Same as third row.

Eighth Row—Same as second row.

Ninth Row—Same as third row.

Tenth Row—Same as fourth row.

Eleventh Row—Same as fifth row.

Twelfth Row—3 m., 3 d. c., 31 m., 3 d. c., 3 m.

Thirteenth Row—2 m., 3 d. c., 33 m., 3 d. c., 2 m.

Fourteenth Row—1 m., 3 d. c., 35 m., 3 d. c., 1 m.

Fifteenth Row—3 d. c., 37 m., 3 d. c.

Sixteenth Row—Same as 14th row.

Seventeenth Row—Same as 13th row.

Eighteenth Row—Same as 12th row.

Nineteenth Row—Same as 11th row.

Twentieth Row—Same as 12th row.

Twenty-first Row—Same as 13th row.

Twenty-second Row—Same as 14th row.

Belt—Twenty-third Row—1 d. c. on d. c., 1 d. c. in m., repeat from * to end of row, work 4 more rows of d. c. on every d. c. of previous row (2 inches).

35Twenty-eighth Row—Work 39 m., making 14 rows; on 43d row decrease 1 st. on each side for the next 5 rows, having 28 m. across the back, work 9 rows.

Sixtieth Row—14 m., 3 d. c., 14 m.

Sixty-first Row—13 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., 3 d. c., 13 m.

Sixty-second Row—13 m., 3 d. c., 3 m., 3 d. c., 13 m., increase 1 m. at both sides of row.

Sixty-third Row—12 m., 3 d. c., 5 m., 3 d. c., 12 m.

*Sixty-fourth Row—Work 13 m. for shoulder.

Sixty-fifth Row—Ch. 3, 3 d. c., 1 d. c. on d. c., 12 m., repeat to end of row.

*Sixty-sixth Row—11 m., 3 d. c., 11 m.

Sixty-seventh Row—2 m., 3 d. c., 10 m.

Sixty-eighth Row—9 m., 3 d. c., 3 m.

Sixty-ninth Row—4 m., 3 d. c., 8 m.

Seventieth Row—Same as 68th row.

Seventy-first Row—Same as 67th row.

Seventy-second Row—Same as 66th row.

Seventy-third Row—Same as 65th row.

Repeat from *, increasing 1 m. at 1st arm seam on the 77th and 80th rows.

Eighty-first Row—15 m., work other side to correspond.

Eighty-second Row—14 m., 3 d. c., ch. 16, 1 d. c. on d. c. of other front, 3 d. c., 14 m.

Eighty-third Row—15 m., 3 d. c. in 1st 4 ch., 4 m. on ch., 3 d. c. in ch., 15 m.

Eighty-fourth Row—15 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., 3 d. c., 2 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., 3 d. c., 15 m., increase 1 m. at each end of row, also at next row.

Eighty-fifth Row—17 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., 6 d. c., 1 m., 3 d. c., 17 m.

Eighty-sixth Row—18 m., 3 d. c., 3 m. over the 6 d. c., 18 m.

Eighty-seventh Row—19 m., 3 d. c., 1 m., 3 d. c., 19 m.

Eighty-eighth Row—20 m., 3 d. c., 20 m.

Eighty-ninth Row—41 m. across the front, work 12 rows more to belt. Work belt same as back.

Work front below belt same as back, having 41 m. in row, 1 m. more at each seam.

Sew side seams together about 5 inches above beltline.

Around armhole work 4 d. c., 2 m., 4 d. c. alternately.

Second Row—1 m. over 1 d. c., 6 d. c. in 2 m. all around.

## Utopia Filet Crochet Tuxedo Coat Sweater No. 851

Size 38–40

Model No. 851

### MATERIALS

9 large skeins Wistaria Utopia Shetland Floss. ½ small skein Dark Wistaria Shetland Floss. 1 Crochet Hook No. 4.

### DIRECTIONS

Back—Ch. 125 sts.

First Row—Skip 5, ch. 3, 1 d. c. in every st., repeat to end of row, ch. 5, turn.

Second Row—* Skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in next st., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 7 d. c. in next st., ch. 2, repeat from * to end of row.

Third Row—Same as second row.

Fourth Row—Ch. 3, * 6 d. c. in next 6 sts., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in next st., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row.

Fifth Row—Same as fourth row.

Repeat these last four rows (from 2 to 5) for 24 rows, having 12 blocks from start (10 inches).

Next Row—Ch. 3, turn, 6 d. c. on 6 d. c., * 1 d. c. in m., 1 d. c. on d. c., 1 d. c. in m., 7 d. c. on 7 d. c., repeat from * to end of row; this narrows waistline.

Next Row—Ch. 5, turn, skip 2 sts., 2 d. c. on d. c., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 2 d. c. on d. c., repeat from * to end of row.

Next Row—Ch. 5, turn, 2 d. c. in m., * ch. 2, 2 d. c. in m., repeat from * to end of row.

36Continue this pattern for 23 rows (9 inches).

For shaped sleeve ch. 50 sts., turn, skip 5 sts., 2 d. c. on next 2 sts., ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 2 d. c. on next 2 sts., work pattern across back. With separate yarn ch. 49 sts., fasten with slip st. to row below, work pattern to end of ch., ch. 20 sts., turn, skip 5 sts., start pattern with 2 d. c., continue pattern across back to other side of sleeve, ch. 20 sts. With separate yarn fasten to row, work pattern to end of ch., increase in same way for 2 more times, having 26 m. with 2 d. c. between for each sleeve, then work 17 rows (6 inches) for half of sleeve.

Next Row—Work 34 m. with 2 d. c. between, leave 7 m. with 2 d. c. between for back of neck. On other 35 m. work over shoulder, sleeve and down front after the following directions, and other side to correspond. Work 2 rows over shoulder, on third row increase 1 m. at neck every other row for 10 times.

On 29th row from start of sleeve at bottom skip 5 m. with 2 d. c. between at each end of sleeve for 3 times to shape same as other side.

Work pattern down front for 9 inches, same length as back, work 1 row of d. c. in every st., then work border in blocks same length as back, start pattern at side seam with 2 m. to match back blocks, finish last row with 1 d. c. in every st.

Collar—Ch. 35, turn, skip 4 sts.

Next Row—Work 5 blocks alternately same pattern as border for 64 inches. Sew collar to sweater, leave a 2-inch opening for belt above border at waistline.

Cuffs—Work 2 d. c. in first 6 m., 1 d. c. in next 12 m., 2 d. c. in last 6 m., work 1 d. c. on each d. c. for 4 more rows, then work block pattern for 8 rows; this gives 4 blocks, last row 1 d. c. on each st.

Belt—Ch. 17 sts., work 2 blocks alternately for 60 inches in length, on each end of belt; with dark wistaria work 4 rows of d. c., decrease at each side 1 st. every row until there are 4 d. c. left.

For Picot Edge—With dark wistaria work around collar, cuffs and belt the following pattern: work 1 s. c. in 1st st., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 s. c. in next st., ch. 3, 1 s. c. in 1st ch., skip 1 st., 1 s. c. in next st., repeat from * all around.

## Ladies’ Utopia Blouse Sweater No. 846

Size 38

Model No. 846

### MATERIALS

5 skeins Yellow Utopia Shetland Floss. 1 small skein Black Utopia Shetland Floss. 1 Crochet Hook No. 3.

### DIRECTIONS

Back—Ch. 135 sts., turn, skip 4 sts., 1 d. c. in every st.

Second Row—With black 1 s. c. in every st.

Repeat these two rows alternately for 4 times, last row 1 d. c. in every st. with yellow.

Tenth Row—Ch. 5, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in next st., * ch. 2, skip 2 sts., 1 d. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row, having 45 m.

Eleventh Row—6 m., * 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 7 m., repeat from * to end of row.

Twelfth Row—5 m., 7 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 5 m., repeat from to end of row.

Thirteenth Row—7 m., * 4 d. c., 9 m., 4 d. c., 9 m., repeat from * to end of row.

Fourteenth Row—5 m., * 7 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 5 m., repeat from * to end of row.

37Fifteenth Row—6 m., * 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 7 m., repeat from * to end of row.

Sixteenth Row—All m.

Seventeenth Row—1 m., * 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 7 m., repeat from * to end of row.

Work the same pattern from 12th to 16th row, work pattern once more, start from 11th row to 16th row, work 36 rows m., at 37th row decrease 1 m. every 5th row at both sides 4 times, work 2 more rows. Work 12 m., skip 13 m. for back of neck, on other 12 m. work over shoulder and front, decrease 1 m. at neck every other row for 4 times, having 8 m., then increase 1 m. every other row for 4 times, having 12 m., work other shoulder the same way. Ch. 40 sts., join to other front, break off yarn, work 3 rows of m., having 37 altogether.

Next row start pattern, work 7 m., * 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 7 d. c., repeat from *, having pattern 3 times altogether.

Next Row—6 m., * 7 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 5 m., repeat from * to end of row.

Next Row—8 m., * 4 d. c., 9 m., repeat from * to end of row.

Next Row—6 m., * 7 d. c., 1 m., 7 d. c., 5 m., repeat from * to end of row.

Next Row—Increase 1 m. at both sides every fourth row, 8 m., * 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 7 m., repeat from * to end of row.

Next Row—M.

Next Row—13 m., * 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 7 m., * 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., having pattern twice; then work pattern once more in center, keep increasing at both sides every fourth row, until there are 55 m., work side seam same length as back, then start with border, having pattern 6 times, start with 1 m., * 4 d. c., 1 m., 4 d. c., 7 m., repeat from *, continue next rows same as back, finish off with d. c. and black s. c. rows.

Collar—Work 1 s. c. in every m. and 1 s. c. on d. c. all around.

Next Row—1 d. c. in every st. for 3 rows, at fourth row increase 1 st. every 8th st. all around, work 1 row with black, 1 s. c. in every st., next row with yellow, 1 d. c. in every st., increase 1 st. every 8th st. all around.

Next Row—With black 1 s. c. in every st.

Next Row—With yellow 1 d. c. in every st.

Next Row—With black 1 s. c. in every st., finish with yellow 1 d. c. in every st.

Belt—Ch. 25 sts., skip 5 sts., 1 d. c. in next st., work 3 rows of m., 7 altogether, work pattern as described on border with 3 rows of m. between alternately until belt measures 60 inches, work 1 row of s. c., 2 sts. in each m. around belt.

Around arm work 2 d. c. sts. in every m. all around opening; with black 1 s. c. in every st., then 1 d. c. with yellow in every st.

Crochet 12 black buttons, 6 on each side of seam.

Sew seam together to arm opening, having pattern and rows even.

## Utopia Model No. 702—The Miami Slip-on

See Illustration, Page 38

Model No. 702

### MATERIALS

1 pair No. 11 Ivory Needles, 1 pair No. 10 Ivory Needles, 1 pair No. 8 Ivory Needles, 6 balls Utopia Shetland Floss, Crochet Hook.

### DIRECTIONS

On No. 11 needles cast on 32 sts., work pattern for flounce as follows: (a) Knit the first row, p. the second, k. third, p. fourth, k. fifth and sixth, p. seventh, k. eighth, p. ninth and k. tenth. This forms two patterns, one of 5 purled ribs and the other of 5 plain. Continue (a) until there are 60 patterns in all and bind off. Sew up. With No. 8 needles and seam for center back pick up 38 sts. at one end of 15 patterns on each side of seam, 76 sts. in all for the back. (b) Knit across line and purl back. Continue (b) for 2 inches, then add 1 st. each end every inch for 6 inches. Work (b) for 1 in. more and then to form back of armhole decrease 1 st. every 2d row, each end, for 6 times, leaving 76 sts. on needle. Knit (b) for 4 ins. without decreasing. K. 25 sts. and put on safety pin for right shoulder. Bind off 26 sts. for neck. (c) K. remaining 25 sts., purl back to within 6 sts. of neck end, k. these 6 sts. very loosely to form border. Continue (c), adding 1 st. at neck end each row between plain part and border, for 6 border ribs. Work (c) without adding for 20 more rows (which is 10 border ribs). Then to form front of armhole add 1 st. each row on opposite end of needle for 6 times, also twice add 1 st. at neck end every other border rib. Continue (c), adding 1 st. each border rib at neck end for 8 border ribs. Put on safety pin. Return to other shoulder, work as before, and when same as left side add 12 sts. and put all on one needle. Work (c), being sure to k. 6 border sts. on each side and also the 12 sts. in center until there are 3 ribs. Then work as in (b). Continue until front measures same as back. Bind off and attach to front flounce with smooth purled side for right side.

38Pick up sts. at back of neck to form border, k. 2 ribs and bind off.

For sleeves pick up sts. for 5½ ins. down the back (from point where sts. were decreased) and 6½ ins. on front to point where sts. were added—62 sts. in all. Work (b) for 2½ ins., decrease 1 st. at each end. Then decrease, as before, every 1½ ins. for 3 times, leaving 54 sts. K. (b) until work measures 11½ ins. from shoulder, then decrease every m. for 8 ins. K. back and forth for 2 ribs without purling, and bind off.

Collar—On No. 10 needles cast on 16 sts. (d) K. first row, p. second, k. third and fourth, p. fifth and k. sixth. This forms two patterns similar to (a) but with three purled ribs and three plain. Work until there are 78 patterns. Bind off. Attach to sweater with seam at center back.

Cuffs—On No. 10 needles cast on 12 sts. Work (d) once (2 patterns), then add 1 st. 39each row at 1 end only until 22 sts. in all. Decrease same as increased and make two more patterns. Bind off. Attach to sweater with slip stitch, having cuff seam at sleeve seam.

Outline flounce, collar and cuffs with slip stitch.

Belt—On No. 8 needles cast on 15 sts. K. for 60 ins. and bind off. Crochet balls. With double yarn ch. 3, join and make 6 s. c. in ring. Second round 2 s. c. in each st. Increase in every other st. until there are 15 sts., work 8 rounds even, decrease as increased to about 5 sts., fill ball with cotton, draw up opening, and fasten off.

## Sport Blouse Sweater No. 701

Model No. 701

### MATERIALS

3 balls Utopia Shetland (colored). 1 skein White Utopia Shetland. 1 pair No. 8 Bone Needles. 1 pair No. 5 Bone Needles.

### DIRECTIONS

Cast on 60 sts. on No. 5 needles. Knit 3 sts., purl 3 sts., for 3 inches. Then on larger needles knit across one row, turn, and purl back second row, knit the third and fourth rows, purl the fifth and knit the sixth. This forms the 2 patterns, one of 3 purled ridges and one of 3 plain ridges. Repeat this until there are 6 patterns, then add 1 st. each end every third row. (The extra sts. should always be added after slipping the first stitch on the needle and before knitting the last stitch on the needle.) Continue adding stitches for 10 patterns. There should now be 80 sts. on the needle. Make 10 more patterns and add 65 sts. on each end for sleeves (210 sts. altogether on needle). Make another 10 patterns. Knit 90 sts. and put on safety pin, bind off 30 sts. for the neck, knit the remaining 90 sts. Make 2 patterns for the shoulder, then 9 more, adding 1 st. at neck end only on every pattern. Bind off 65 sts. of the sleeve. Knit 5 patterns, adding 1 st. at neck end every other row; there should now be 45 sts. on needle. Put these on safety pin. Break off wool and attach to right shoulder and make this side to correspond with left. When completed slip all stitches on one needle, knit 4 patterns, then decrease (knitting 2 sts. together) 1 st. on each end every third row for 14 patterns. On the 14th pattern decrease 2 more sts. in center of line. There are now 60 sts. on needle. Knit 6 patterns. Then with smaller needles purl 3 sts. k. 3 sts., for three inches and bind off loosely.

For Cuffs—Pick up stitches at end of sleeves (35 sts.) with large needles. Knit 6 patterns and bind off. Sew up sides and sleeves.

Pick up stitches around the neck loosely with white floss and large needles. Knit 8 ridges (twice back and forth), then purl 8 on right side. Make collar roll. Bind off loosely. If white stitches show where collar is joined, crochet over them with the colored wool.

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## Panel-Front Sleeveless Slip-on No. 703

Model No. 703

### MATERIALS

6 balls Utopia Worsted and Silk Mixture. 1 pair No. 5½ Needles. 1 pair No. 4 Needles. Crochet Hook.

### DIRECTIONS

On No. 5½ needles cast on 80 sts., k. plain for 10 ribs, then k. across line and purl back. Continue for 6 ins. Decrease 4 sts. by knitting first 2 sts. together and last 2 sts. together, also twice in center of line. K and p. for 4½ ins. more. K. 12 sts. on both ends of needles each time (instead of purling) to form border. When there are 2 41ribs bind off 6 sts. on each end. Continue to k. and p. as before, but always k. the first and last 6 sts. very loosely. Work until there are 22 ribs in the border. K. 22 sts. and put on pin. Bind off 20 sts. for the neck. K. 22 sts. K. and p. these 22 sts., always knitting border at armhole only. When there are 20 ribs in border add 1 st. at neck end once. K. and p. for 4 more border ribs, cast on 6 sts., k. these with other 6 sts. for 3 ribs, then k. and p. without making border. Continue until work measures same as back. Put on pin. Return to other side and make to correspond. Put these sts. on pin and make panel as follows: On No. 5½ needles cast on 33 sts., k. the first row, p. the second, on the third row k. the first st., k. 2 together across row, fourth row k. first st., knit a st. on the thread between the sts., repeat across the row. Repeat these 4 rows 22 times, or until work measures 12 ins. With sts. still on needle and at bottom of sweater add sts. from pins on both sides. K. plain for 9 ribs and bind off. Stitch in panel with top 8½ ins. from shoulder. Then pick up sts. around neck with No. 4 needles, 2 sides at a time. K. 2 ribs and bind off and seam.

Belt—On No. 4 needles cast on 16 sts., k. 25 ins. and make 2 buttonholes as follows: K. 3 sts., bind off 3 sts., k. 4 sts., bind off 3 sts., k. 3 sts., turn, k. 3 sts., cast on 3 sts., k. 4 sts., cast on 3 sts., k. 3 sts., k. 2 ribs and bind off. Attach other end of belt to sweater at panel and waistline; finish with 2 crocheted covered buttons.

## Utopia Ladies’ Sweater No. 700

Size 38

Model No. 700

### MATERIALS

9 balls Utopia Alpaca. 1 ball Utopia Angora Gray. 2 Bone Knitting Needles, No. 7. 2 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 2.

### DIRECTIONS

Back—On large needles cast on 106 sts.

First Row—Purl 2, knit 6, purl 2, knit 6, to end of row.

Second Row—Knit 2, purl 6, knit 2, purl 6, to end of row.

Third, Fifth, Seventh and Ninth Rows—Same as first row.

Fourth, Sixth and Eighth Rows—Same as second row.

Tenth Row—Knit straight across.

This completes 1 block of pattern.

Block 2 alternates the position of the squares.

First Row—Knit 4, purl 2, knit 6, purl 2, knit 6, purl 2, to end.

Second Row—Purl 4, knit 2, purl 6, knit 2, purl 6, knit 2, to end.

Third, Fifth, Seventh and Ninth Rows—Same as first row.

Fourth, Sixth and Eighth Rows—Same as second row.

Tenth Row—Knit straight across.

Knit 6 blocks, alternating as above.

With the steel needles knit 2, purl 2, for 2½ inches.

With large needles knit 5 blocks of the pattern. Add 74 stitches on each end for sleeves and continue knitting these added stitches as in the pattern for 3 blocks and 5 rows.

42Knit 111 stitches, as in pattern, bind off 32 stitches for the neck, knit as pattern 111 stitches.

Front—Continue knitting the 111 sts. to finish the block. Alternate and knit 1 block.

Add 1 st. every other row (4 sts. to a block) to the neck, knit according to pattern 3 blocks. Bind off 74 sts. for sleeve. Knit 1 more block.

Knit the other side of the front the same and, having added 16 sts. to each side, join and continue straight across front. Continue the same as the back. Bind off loosely.

Cuff—On steel needles pick up 64 sts. at bottom of sleeve. Knit 2, purl 2, for 2 inches. With large needles knit as pattern 1 block and then add 3 rows of angora.

Sew up under arm seams loosely.

Cast 90 sts. on steel needles and knit 5 rows for neck bands. Make 2 of these and sew under neck fronts to make a tight finish.

Collar—Cast on steel needles 100 sts. Knit 2, purl 2, for 2 inches. With large needles knit 2 blocks as above and add 4 rows of angora.

Tie—With crochet hook make chain about 30 inches and make a single crochet in each chain, fasten a small ball crocheted from angora on each end and tack in the middle of the back of the collar.

## Ladies’ Slip-over Sweater with Darning, No. 838

Size 38

Model No. 838

### MATERIALS

7 skeins Sunset Utopia Shetland Floss. A few threads Green, Blue and Red for Darning Utopia Germantown. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 3. 1 pair of Steel Needles, No. 8. 1 Crochet Hook, No. 2.

### DIRECTIONS

Cast on 86 sts., k. 1 row.

First Row—K. 3, p. 3, repeat to end of row, ending row k. 3.

Second Row—P. 3, k. 3, repeat to end of row, ending row p. 3.

Third Row—K. 3, p. 3, repeat to end of row, ending row k. 3.

Fourth Row—K. 1 row.

Fifth Row—P. 1 row.

Sixth Row—K. 1 row.

Seventh Row—P. 3, k. 3, repeat to end of row, ending row p. 3.

Eighth Row—K. 3, p. 3, repeat to end of row, ending row k. 3.

Ninth Row—P. 3, k. 3, repeat to end of row, ending row p. 3.

Tenth Row—K. 1 row.

Eleventh Row—P. 1 row.

Twelfth Row—K. 1 row.

Repeat these 12 rows alternately for 8 inches; this is waistline.

For Belt—With steel needles k. 2, p. 2, for 3 inches. With ivory needles k. in ridges for 4 inches. On separate needle k. 30 sts., bind off 26 sts. and on other 30 sts. k. in ridges, decrease 1 st. at front side every 4th row for 5 times, having 25 sts. on needle, k. in ridges for 11 inches, k. other side to correspond. K. the 25 sts. Cast on 30 sts. for back of neck. K. the other 25 43sts. on the same needle. K. back in ridges for 12 inches. With steel needles for belt cast on 20 sts. on each end of needle, then k. 2, purl 2, for 3 inches, bind off 20 sts. for side of belt, k. 80 sts. and bind off 20 sts. on other end, continue pattern (1–12 row) same as front for 8 inches. With crochet hook crochet 1 s. c. all around sweater, starting at belt line, crochet down sides and lower edge for front and back, the following pattern, 1 s. c., ch. 4, skip 1 st., 1 d. c. in next st., ch. 1, skip 1 st., 1 d. c., repeat all around for 3 rows, increasing 1 st. at each corner, crocheting 2 d. c. with 1 ch. between for 3 times, 4th row, 1 s. c. in every st.

Darning—Through the center of strap start 2½ inches below neck of back with French knot. With green pick up one thread of ridge, skip 1 ridge, pick up thread, continue down 2½ inches from belt line, finish with French knot, one row of blue at each side of green, then one row with red on outside of blue, making each row 2 ridges shorter and ending with French knot. At center of front darn same pattern, leaving 2 ridges from belt; 4 ridges apart repeat same pattern on each side, leaving 4 ridges from belt. Around lower part of sweater (front and back) darn over first row 1 s. c. with red, then 1 row with blue through holes, then 1 row with green, 1 row with blue, 1 row with red over s. c.

## Ladies’ Coat Sweater with Black Trimming, No. 841

Size 40

Model No. 841

### MATERIALS

12 balls Turquoise Utopia Alpaca Wool. ½ ball Black Utopia Shetland Floss. 1 skein Black Utopia Germantown. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 4. 1 Crochet Hook.

### DIRECTIONS

Back—Cast on 110 sts., k. in ridges for 7 inches.

First Row—Slip 1 st., p. 3, k. 15, * p. 5, k. 15, repeat from * to end of row, ending row k. 6, always slip 1st st.

Second Row—P. 4, * k. 3, p. 1, k. 3, p. 13, k. 3, p. 1, k. 3, p. 13, repeat from * to end of row, ending row k. 3, p. 1., k. 1.

Third Row—K. 2, p. 3, * k. 11, p. 3, k. 3, p. 3, k. 11, p. 3, k. 3, p. 3, repeat from * to end of row, ending row k. 4.

Fourth Row—P. 2, * k. 3, p. 5, k. 3, p. 9, k. 3, p. 5, k. 3, p. 9, repeat from * to end of row, ending row p. 3, k. 1.

Fifth Row—K. 4, * p. 3, k. 7, p. 3, k. 7, p. 3, k. 7, repeat from * to end of row, ending row p. 3, k. 2.

Sixth Row—K. 3, * p. 9, k. 3, p. 5, k. 3, p. 9, k. 3, p. 5, k. 3, repeat from * to end of row, ending row p. 5, k. 1.

Seventh Row—K. 6, * p. 3, k. 3, p. 3, k. 11, p. 3, k. 3, p. 3, k. 11, repeat from * to end of row, ending row p. 2, k. 1.

Eighth Row—K. 1, p. 13, * k. 3, p. 1, k. 3, p. 13, k. 3, p. 1, k. 3, p. 13, repeat from * to end of row, ending row p. 7, k. 1.

Ninth Row—K. 8, * p. 5, k. 15, p. 5, k. 15, repeat from * to end of row, ending row k. 16.

Tenth Row—K. 1, * p. 13, k. 3, p. 1, k. 3, p. 13, k. 3, p. 1, k. 3, repeat from *, ending row p. 7, k. 1.

Eleventh Row—K. 6, * p. 3, k. 3, p. 3, k. 11, p. 3, k. 3, p. 3, k. 11, repeat from * to end of row, ending row p. 2, k. 1.

Twelfth Row—K. 3, * p. 9, k. 3, p. 5, k. 3, p. 9, k. 3, p. 5, k. 3, repeat from * to end of row, ending row p. 5, k. 1.

44Thirteenth Row—K. 14, * p. 3, k. 7, p. 3, k. 7, p. 3, k. 7, repeat from * to end of row, ending row p. 3, k. 2.

Fourteenth Row—P. 2, * k. 3, p. 5, k. 3, p. 9, k. 3, p. 5, k. 3, p. 9, repeat from * to end of row, ending row p. 3, k. 1.

Fifteenth Row—K. 2, p. 3, k. 11, * p. 3, k. 3, p. 3, k. 11, repeat from * to end of row, ending row k. 4.

Sixteenth Row—P. 4, * k. 3, p. 1, k. 3, p. 13, k. 3, p. 1, k. 3, p. 13, repeat from * to end of row, ending row p. 1, k. 1.

Seventeenth Row—P. 3, * k. 15, p. 5, k. 15, p. 5, k. 15, p. 5, repeat from * to end of row, ending row k. 6.

This is pattern for squares; repeat from 2d row to 17th row until there are 3 full squares (3½ inches), then decrease 1 st. at each end of needle every 6th row for 5 times until there are 100 sts. on needle, continue with pattern until there are 3 more full squares (3½ inches), then k. in ridges for 3 inches. Cast on 70 sts. for sleeves, k. across back, cast on 70 sts. for other sleeve, having 240 sts. on needle, k. in ridges for 6 inches. On separate needle k. 110 sts., bind off 20 sts. for back of neck and on other 110 sts. k. front and sleeve after the following directions: increase 1 st. every other row at front of neck for 10 times, then increase 5 times more every 3d row. Cast on 15 sts. for front lap, having 140 sts. on needle, k. until sleeve measures 6 inches from shoulder (12 inches altogether from where sleeve started), bind off 70 sts. for sleeve; on other 70 sts. k. front same length as back (3 inches), continue with pattern of squares (1st-17th row) down front, leaving 9 sts. plain for buttonholes and buttons on both sides, making 1st buttonhole 6½ inches from where lap of front starts, next buttonhole after the 14th ridge, then 1 more, three altogether. K. 6 full squares same as back, keeping pattern at side to match back. K. in ridges for 7 inches, bind off loosely, k. other side to correspond.

Collar—With black cast on 30 sts., k. in ridges for 25 inches, bind off 20 sts., on other 10 sts. k. down front to 1st buttonhole, other side same, sew neatly to sweater to corner of lap and down front.

Belt—Cast on 3 sts., increase 1 st. at each end of needle until there are 10 sts., k. in ridges for 46 inches, decrease 1 st. on each end of needle until there are 3 sts. left, bind off.

Cuff—Pick up 64 sts. on right side, k. 23 sts., k. 2 sts. together for 7 times, k. 24 sts., having 54 sts. on needle.

First Row—* P. 5, k. 13, p. 5, k. 13, repeat from * to end of row, continue same pattern as described before (1st-17th row) until there are 2 full squares, decreasing 1 st. at each end of needle every 10th row for 2 times, having 50 sts. on needle, bind off loosely, crochet 1 row of s. c. with black at edge of cuff, sew up seam. With black Germantown and darning needle make ch. sts. on the purling of squares, making a loop, insert needle, bring up to center of loop, make another loop, insert needle, bring up to center of loop, and repeat these same sts. over the whole pattern of squares; make 3 crochet buttons with black center.

## Slip-over Sweater with Panel-Front and Back, No. 842

Size 38
See Illustration, Page 44

Model No. 842

### MATERIALS

7 skeins White Utopia Shetland Floss. 2 skeins Blue Utopia Shetland Floss. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 4. 1 Crochet Hook, No. 5.

### DIRECTIONS

Back—Cast on 120 sts. (18 inches), k. in ridges for 9 inches; this is waistline. K. 40 sts., k. 2 sts. together for 20 times, k. 40 sts., having 100 sts. on needle.

Belt—First Row—* K. 4, p. 4, repeat from * to end of row.

Second Row—* P. 4, k. 4, repeat from * to end of row.

Repeat these 2 rows alternately until there are 3 inches, k. in ridges for 6 more inches. Cast on 100 sts. (16 inches) for sleeve, k. across back, cast on 100 sts. for other sleeve, having 300 sts. on needle, k. in ridges for 6½ inches, k. 135 sts., bind off 30 sts. for back of neck, k. the other 135 sts. Next row—K. the 135 sts., cast on 70 sts. for front of neck, k. the other 135 sts., having 340 sts. on needle, k. 6½ inches more for other half of sleeve, bind off 100 sts. on each end of needle, having 140 sts. to be knit same as back, including belt line, and 9 more inches below waistline so that side seam measures same length as back. With blue crochet 70 ch., skip 4 sts., 1 d. c. in every st. for 3 rows, ch. 6, skip 3 sts., 1 s. c. in next st., * ch. 5, skip 3 sts., 1 s. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row.

Second Row—Ch. 6, 1 s. c. in center of 5 ch., * ch. 5, 1 s. c. in center of next 5 ch., repeat from * to end of row.

Continue this pattern for 21 inches up to 45shoulder, crochet 5 spaces for 8 rows, leave 7 spaces for back of neck, on other 5 spaces crochet 8 rows for other shoulder, ch. 29, join to other side, having 17 spaces same as back, crochet down front for 21 inches, * ch. 3, 1 s. c. in space, ch. 3, 1 s. c. in space, repeat from * to end of row.

Next Row—Ch. 3, 1 d. c. in every st. for 3 rows same as back, crochet 1 row of d. c. on both sides of panel, 2 d. c. in space and 1 d. c. in the following s. c. st.

Collar—With blue 1 d. c. in every st. around neck of white sweater.

Second Row—* 1 d. c. in 1st 3 sts., then increase 2 d. c. in next, repeat from * all around.

Third Row—1 d. c. in every st. all around.

Fourth Row—1 d. c. in every st. around front, increase at back of collar every 6th st., turn over, tack at shoulder.

Cuffs—With blue 1 s. c. in every st. all around.

Second Row—1 d. c. in every st. all around.

Third Row—Leave 3 inches from seam without cuff, crochet same pattern of spaces for 3 inches.

To form point at each side of cuff—1 s. c. in 1st st., ch. 5, 1 s. c. in next space, ch. 5, 1 s. c. in next space, repeat until there are 3 spaces.

Second Row—Slip the first 3 ch. sts., ch. 5, 1 s. c. in center of next loop, ch. 5, 1 s. c. in center of next loop.

Third Row—Turn, slip the first 3 ch. sts., ch. 5, 1 s. c. in center of next space.

Work 2 rows d. c. all around cuff.

Cord—Ch. for 60 inches, crochet 1 s. c. in every st. for 2 rows, slip through spaces as desired, make 4 balls, 2 at each end of cord, ch. 3, skip 1 st., 8 s. c. in next st.

Next Row—* 1 s. c. in first st., 2 s. c. in next st., repeat from * 4 rows plain, decrease, skip 1 st., 1 s. c. in next st. all around, stuff with wadding, close by decreasing.

Sew side seam and sleeves neatly together.

## Ladies’ Yoke Sweater No. 839

Size 40
See Illustration, Page 46

Model No. 839

### MATERIALS

11 skeins Red Utopia Shetland Floss. 3 skeins Blue Utopia Shetland Floss. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 4. 1 pair of Steel Needles, No. 6. 1 Crochet Hook, No. 2.

### DIRECTIONS

Back—Cast on 3 sts., k. in ridges, increase 1 st. every other row at front side until there are 40 sts. on needle, increase 1 st. every row until there are 50 sts. on needle, k. other point to correspond. Cast on 20 sts., slip the 50 sts. of other point on one needle, having 120 sts. altogether. K. in ridges for 8 inches.

46Next Row—Start opening for belt, k. the first 20 sts. for 4 ridges, break off yarn, slip these 20 sts. on separate needle, k. the next 20 sts. for 4 ridges, break off yarn, slip these 20 sts. to the first 20 sts., k. the next 40 sts. for 4 ridges, break off yarn, slip these to the other sts., k. the next 20 sts. for 4 ridges, break off yarn, slip sts. on to the other needle, then k. the last 20 sts. for 4 ridges, having 4 spaces, slip all sts. on one needle. K. in ridges for 8 inches, decrease 1 st. at each end of needle every 8th row for 10 times, having 100 sts. on needle. Cast on 90 sts. for sleeve, k. across back, cast on 90 sts. for other sleeve, k. 3 inches. On separate needle k. 95 sts., bind off 90 sts. on back for yoke, on other 95 sts. k. 6 inches, cast on 20 sts. for front yoke, increase 1 st. every other row for 10 times towards center front, then increase 1 st. every row for 10 times, bind off 90 sts. for sleeve, having 45 sts. on needle. Cast on 10 sts. for front yoke, k. other side of sleeve and front to correspond, slip the 45 sts. to the 55 sts., having 100 sts. on needle, increase 1 st. at each end of needle every 8th row for 10 times until there are 120 sts. on needle, k. side seam same length as back, then k. the four spaces for belt same way as on back, k. 8 inches. On separate needle k. 50 sts., bind off 20 sts. for center front, and on other 50 sts. k. down point, decrease 1 st. every row at front side for 10 times, then decrease 1 st. every other row until there are 3 sts. left, bind off. K. other point to correspond. Sew side seam together, leaving 8 inches open for lacing.

Yoke with blue. Cast on 20 sts., k. 5 ridges.

Next Row—K. 2 sts., * throw thread over needle, k. 2 sts. together, repeat from * to end of row, increasing 1 st. at shoulder seam every 8th row, k. 5 ridges, repeat the openwork, k. 5 ridges, repeat these stripes until there are 4 of each up to neck, continue this pattern throughout yoke, at lower edge of yoke, having 3 inches straight from start, increase 1 st. every other row until there are 32 sts. on needle, bind off the first 10 sts. at neck of shoulder, then decrease 1 st. every other row and increase 1 st. every other row at lower edge, having 22 sts. on needle, continue to increase and decrease until you have 2 inches, then k. 3 inches straight, decrease 1 st. every other row at lower edge, at neck increase 1 st. every other row, continue to k. this way until you have 2 inches. Cast on 10 sts. at neck of shoulder, having 32 sts. on needle, keep on decreasing at lower edge until you have 25 sts. on needle, also decrease at shoulder seam 1 st. every 8th row until there are 20 sts. left, bind off loosely, having 4 stripes of each for shoulder.

Back Yoke—With blue cast on 20 sts., k. 5 ridges, k. openwork same as front, having 4 stripes of each, increasing at shoulder seam every 8th row until there are 26 sts. on needle, decrease 1 st. at neck every other row for 6 times, having 20 sts. on needle, k. straight for 7 inches, increase 1 st. every other row at neck until there are 26 sts. on needle, then decrease 1 st. every 8th row at shoulder seam until there are 20 sts. left, having 4 stripes of each, bind off loosely, keep lower edge of back yoke straight.

Cuffs—With steel needles pick up 65 sts. on sleeve, k. 2, p. 2, for 2 inches, with ivory needle and blue k. 12 ridges. Next row—K. 2 sts. * throw yarn over needle, k. 2 sts. together, repeat from * to end of row, k. 3 ridges, k. openwork, k. 3 ridges, bind off loosely.

Belt—With blue cast on 8 sts., k. in ridges for 30 inches, draw through spaces.

With crochet hook and blue ch. 36 inches for lacing at side of sweater.

With crochet hook start at lowest point, crochet 1 s. c., * ch. 3, skip 1 st., 1 s. c. in next st., repeat from * at both sides of point for lacing.

Tassel—With blue cut 30 threads 5 inches long, double over and tie firm, make 6. With red and crochet hook ch. 3, skip 1 st., 6 s. c. in next st.

47Next Row—2 s. c. in every st., 4 rows 1 s. c. in every st. Next row—* 1 s. c., skip 1 st., 1 s. c., skip 1 st., repeat from * all around. Fasten tassel into this heading. Sew 2 tassels on belt and 2 at each lacing. Sew 4 small bone buttons to each shoulder, use openwork for buttonholes. Crochet 1 row s. c. around neck of yoke.

## Utopia Red Cross Sweater No. 824

Sizes 36–38

Model No. 824 in Black

### MATERIALS

7 skeins Cream White Utopia Shetland Floss. 1 thread Scarlet Utopia Shetland Floss. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 6. 2 Steel Knitting Needles. 1 Crochet Hook, No. 2.

### DIRECTIONS

Back—Cast on 110 sts., k. 1 row.

Second Row—K. 6, p. 2, k. 6, p. 2, repeat to end of row, ending row k. 6.

Third Row—P. 6, k. 2, p. 6, k. 2, repeat to end of row, ending row p. 6.

Repeat these 2 rows alternately until there are 11 rows; this makes 1 block; k. 1 row to form ridge on right side, start next block.

Model No. 824

First Row—K. 2, p. 2, k. 6, p. 2, repeat to end of row, ending row k. 2.

Second Row—P. 2, k. 2, p. 6, k. 2, repeat to end of row, ending row p. 2.

Repeat these 2 rows alternately until there are 11 rows, k. 1 row to form ridge, continue with this pattern throughout sweater, k. 7 blocks; this is waistline.

With steel needles k. 2, p. 2, k. 2, p. 2, repeat to end of row, ending row k. 2.

Second Row—P. 2, k. 2, p. 2, k. 2, repeat to end of row, ending row p. 2.

Repeat these 2 rows alternately until there are 3 inches. K. pattern for 5 blocks above waistline. Cast on 90 sts. for sleeve, k. 1 row, cast on 90 sts. for other sleeve, k. same pattern until sleeve measures 6 inches or 10 blocks from waistline. On separate needle k. 130 sts., bind off 30 sts. for back of neck and on other side 130 sts., k. 6 rows, increase 1 st. every other row towards neck until 15 sts. are added, k. pattern until sleeve measures 12 inches or 9 blocks, bind off 90 sts. for sleeve, having 55 48sts. on needle. Cast on 10 sts., make buttonhole in second ridge and 12 ridges apart another buttonhole until there are 8 buttonholes, continue same pattern for 5 blocks to waistline, including belt, k. 7 more blocks same length as back, bind off, k. other front to correspond.

Collar—With steel needles cast on 100 sts., k. 2, p. 2, for 2 inches, k. 1 row to form ridge on right side, k. pattern for 2 blocks, k. 5 ridges, bind off. Sew collar to back of neck.

Cuffs—With steel knitting needles pick up 64 sts., k. 2, p. 2, for 3 inches, k. pattern for 2 blocks, k. 4 ridges, bind off.

Pocket—With steel knitting needles cast on 25 sts., k. 27 ridges. With scarlet crochet 1 s. c. in every st. at top of pocket. Sew neatly to left side of sweater above waistline.

Cord—With crochet hook make 1 yard of ch. st., 1 s. c. in every st., crochet 2 balls, ch. 3, skip 1 st., 8 s. c. in second st.

Next Row—2 s. c. in every st.

Following Row—1 s. c., 2 s. c. in next st., crochet for 5 rows to desired size, stuff with wadding, decrease until 3 sts. are left.

At each front side of neck pick up with steel needles 70 sts., k. 4 ridges, bind off.

## Utopia Surplice Sweater—Round Collar Trimmed with Black Flat Buttons without Moulds, No. 823

Sizes 36–38

Model No. 823

### MATERIALS

10 balls Maize 3658 Utopia Llama Wool. 2 skeins Black Utopia Shetland Floss. 1 Ivory Crochet Hook, No. 4.

### DIRECTIONS

Back—Ch. 110 sts. (21 inches), turn, skip 2 sts., 1 s. c. in next st., * ch. 1, skip 1 st., 1 s. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row, having 57 s. c. with ch. 1 between each s. c. in row (about 20 inches), turn, ch. 2.

Second Row—Skip 1 st., 1 s. c. in space made by ch. 1, * ch. 1, skip 1 s. c., 1 s. c. in space made by ch. 1, repeat from * to end of row, turn, ch. 2, repeat second row until there are 130 rows (22 inches) from start of back, ch. 100 sts. (about 19 inches) for one sleeve, do not break off yarn. With an extra ball of yarn ch. 100 sts. for other sleeve, join with a sl. st. to first st. made in last row, ch. 1, break off yarn. Start where yarn was left, turn, crochet following pattern from start of back, having 50 s. c. with ch. 1 between on the ch. sts. (about 17½ inches), ch. 1, crochet following pattern across back, having 56 s. c. with ch. 1 between each s. c. across back, ch. 1, repeat directions from * in start of back on the ch. sts., having 156 s. c. with ch. 1 between each s. c. in row, turn, ch. 2. Crochet following pattern until there are 34 rows (6 inches) from where sleeves started, having 156 s. c. with ch. 1 between each s. c. in row. Crochet following pattern on 68 s. c. over shoulder and sleeve, increasing 1 st. every other row towards neck for 22 rows, then increase 1 st. every 4th row until there are 40 rows (6½ inches) from where shoulder was started; this finishes sleeve. On the next 30 s. c. with ch. 1 between increase 1 st. towards front every 4th row and on side seam increase 1 st. every 6th row to waistline. On the following 32 s. c. with ch. 1 between increase 1 st. every 12th row at side seam until side seam has same length as back, work front line straight. On 16 s. c. with ch. 1 between (extension for front) at waistline increase 491 st. every 4th row on inside of extension of front for 20 rows, decrease also 1 st. every 4th row for 20 rows on lower edge, make buttonhole on top front side, then decrease on both sides 1 st. every other row until 1 st. is left. Crochet other side to correspond.

Collar—Start collar at buttonhole of right side, crochet 1 row 1 s. c. all around front and neck of collar up to waistline of left side. Crochet 1 s. c. in every st., skip 2 s. c. at beginning and end of row for 2 rows, skip 3 s. c. at beginning and end of row on the next 6 rows, skip 4 s. c. at beginning and end of row on the next 6 rows, skip 5 s. c. at beginning and end of row on the next 6 rows, skip 6 s. c. at beginning and end of row on the next 6 rows, then increase 2 sts. every row at different places around back of collar to give the extra fullness.

Cuffs—Crochet 50 s. c. around sleeve for 23 rows, break off yarn.

Belt—Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every 1 s. c., increase 1 st. every other row on both sides until there are 16 s. c. for 14 inches, then decrease 1 s. c. every other row until there are 3 s. c. left, break off yarn. Fasten to under-arm seam.

Trimmings—With black crochet 2 rows s. c. all around collar, extension of fronts, lower edge of sweater, belt and cuffs.

Buttons—Make 20 large buttons without moulds, crochet, ch. 3, skip 1 st., 12 s. c. in next st. First Row—2 d. c. in every st. Second Row—2 d. c. in every st. Third Row—1 s. c. in every st.

Next Size—Ch. 3, skip 1 st., 12 s. c. in next st. First Row—2 d. c. in every st. Second Row—2 d. c. in every st.

Next Size—Ch. 3, skip 1 st., 12 s. c. in next st. First Row—2 d. c. in every st. Second Row—1 s. c. in every st.

Next Size—Ch. 3, skip 1 st., 12 s. c. in next st., 2 d. c. in every st.

Next Size—Ch. 3, skip 1, 12 d. c. in every st.

Next Size—Ch. 3, skip 1 st., 12 s. c. in next st.

Sew 12 large buttons on bottom of sweater. 1 inch above, second size. 1 inch from this size the next smaller size.

On belt sew one large button in center and gradually 3 smaller sizes on each side. Sew 4 different sizes on cuffs. Sew 5 large buttons in back of collar, gradually reducing size down front of the collar to smallest size. Sew 2 buttons on each extension.

## Utopia Gooseskin Slip-over Sweater No. 819

Sizes 42–44

Model No. 819

### MATERIALS

8½ skeins Tan Utopia Germantown. 3 skeins Lilly Green 3684 Utopia Germantown. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 8. 5 Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 3.

### DIRECTIONS

Back—With green and knitting needles No. 8 cast on 100 sts., k. 2 ridges, change to tan, k. 8 ridges, change to green, k. 2 ridges, change to tan, * k. 1, p. 1, repeat to end of row; next row p. 1, k. 1, repeat to end of row, repeat from * these 2 rows alternately until there are 6½ inches, decrease 1 st. on both sides every 8th row until there are 90 sts. on needle; this is waistline. With green and knitting needles No. 3 * k. 5, p. 5, repeat to end of row. Next row p. 5, k. 5, repeat to end of row, repeat from * these 2 rows alternately until there are 6 rows, change to tan, k. same pattern 2½ inches, change to green, k. same pattern 6 rows. With tan and knitting needles No. 8 k. 1, p. 1, repeat to end of row, next row p. 1, k. 1, same pattern through the whole sweater for 9 50inches. Cast on 65 sts. for sleeve, k. 1 row. Cast on 65 sts. for other sleeve, having 220 sts. on needle. K. 6½ inches. On separate needle k. 96 sts., bind off 28 sts. for neck and on other 96 sts. k. over shoulder, front and sleeves after the following directions and the other to correspond. K. 14 rows (3 inches), k. 32 rows, increase 1 st. towards neck every 5th row, bind off 65 sts. for sleeve, k. 34 more rows, continue to increase 1 st. every 5th row until there are 45 sts. on needle, k. other front. Slip the 45 sts. to the other 45 sts., having altogether 90 sts. on needle, k. 20 rows. With green and knitting needle No. 3 k. 5, p. 5, repeat to end of row, then p. 5, k. 5, repeat to end of row for 6 rows, change to tan, k. same pattern for 2½ ins., change to green, k. same pattern for 6 rows, change to tan, k. 1, p. 1, repeat to end of row, then p. 1, k. 1, repeat to end of row, increase 1 st. on both sides every 8th row until there are 100 sts. on needle, change to green, k. 2 ridges, change to tan, k. 8 ridges, change to green, k. 2 ridges, bind off loosely.

Cuffs—With green and knitting needles No. 3 pick up 48 sts. around sleeve, * k. 1, p. 1, repeat to end of row, next row p. 1, k. 1, repeat to end of row, repeat from * these 2 rows alternately until there are 2½ inches, change to tan, k. 4 ridges, change to green, k. 2 ridges, bind off loosely.

Collar—With green and knitting needles No. 3 cast on 64 sts., k. 1, p. 1, repeat to end of row, next row p. 1, k. 1. repeat to end of row, repeat these 2 rows alternately until there are 7 inches. On separate needle k. 19 sts., bind off 26 sts. for neck and on other 19 sts. k. 3 ins., decrease 1 st. towards outside of collar every 5th row until there are 13 inches and 3 sts. left, bind off. Take 5 knitting needles. With tan pick up from point up to shoulder 73 sts. (1st needle) on straight side, 38 sts. (2d needle) and 63 sts. on back of collar (3d needle) on straight side 38 sts. (4th needle) and 73 sts. from shoulder to point (5th needle), k. in ridges, increase 1 st. on first and last st. on every needle every other row until there are 5 ridges, then k. 2 more green ridges, bind off.

Button—K. one large green button and sew on front at point of collar.

Sew sleeves and side seam neatly together.

## Utopia Sleeveless Cutaway Sweater with Peplum and Popcorn Stitch, No. 825

Sizes 36–38

Model No. 825

### MATERIALS

2 balls Maize Utopia Llama Wool. 6 balls Cream White Utopia Llama Wool. 1 Crochet Hook, No. 4.

### DIRECTIONS

Peplum—With white ch. 75 sts. (13 inches), turn, skip 1 st., 1 d. c. in every st., turn, ch. 3, skip 1 st., 1 d. c. in every st.; with yellow make popcorn st. after the following directions: ch. 1, 1 s. c. in st., * over, draw a loop through next st., over, draw through one loop, over, draw through 2 loops on hook, 1 s. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row, turn; with white make d. c. in every st. for 2 rows, change to yellow popcorn st., repeat these rows alternately until there are 47 white and 47 51yellow stripes (40 inches). With yellow crochet 1 s. c. on both sides of peplum. At waistline of peplum make with white 2 rows of 1 s. c. in every white row, skip the yellow st., crochet tight to draw in fullness, having 140 s. c. in row, skip 30 sts. for front.

Back—With white make 1 d. c. in the following 80 sts., turn, ch. 1, skip 1 st., make 2 rows of s. c. in every st., turn, ch. 3, skip 1 st., 1 d. c. in every st.; repeat these 3 rows alternately until you have 15½ inches, continue pattern over shoulder and front after the following directions and the other side to correspond. Crochet 26 s. c. (5 inches), leave 20 sts. for back of neck, increasing 1 st. on every d. c. row down front of sweater and increasing 1 st. on every second d. c. row on armhole for 19 d. c. with 2 s. c. rows between (14 inches). At the 19th d. c. row make buttonhole at point, having 56 d. c. in row (11 inches), then decrease on front side of sweater 1 st. every other d. c. row and on under-arm side of sweater crochet straight down for 7 d. c. rows with 2 rows s. c. between; this is waistline; on other 30 sts. continue pattern straight down front, decreasing 1 st. on front side on every second d. c. row until there are 20 sts. left. Crochet peplum to front of sweater. Sew under-arm seam together for 4 inches.

Trimmings—With white make ch. sts. for 72 inches, make 2 rows d. c. in every st.; with yellow 1 row popcorn st., with white 2 rows d. c., and finish off on both sides with yellow popcorn st., sew neatly up fronts and around neck of sweater. Make same trimming for armhole (about 23 inches).

Belt—Make same trimming for belt (27 inches) and fasten to sweater with one large button on each corner of peplum.

Buttons—Make 3 large buttons.

With white crochet 1 row s. c. at lower part of peplum and 2 rows s. c. around armhole.

## Ladies’ Utopia Knitted Sweater, with Border and Purled at Waistline on Back, No. 800

Sizes 36–38

Model No. 800

### MATERIALS

9 balls Pink Utopia Llama Wool. 1 ball Green Utopia Llama Wool. 1 ball Golden Brown Llama Wool. 1 ball Blue Utopia Llama Wool. 1 pair Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 8. 1 pair Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 6.

### DIRECTIONS

For back and both fronts cast on No. 8 needles 260 sts. (60 inches), k. 4 ridges pink, 1 blue ridge, 1 brown ridge, 1 green ridge, 1 brown ridge, 1 blue ridge, 2 pink ridges, start first buttonhole in 12th ridge and eleven ridges apart hereafter until there are 5 buttonholes in peplum. After the first ten ridges decrease at the 70th st. on both fronts 1 st. and then every 8th row 1 st. until there are 55 sts. on each front; continue border with 2 blue ridges, 2 brown ridges, 3 green ridges, 1 blue ridge, 3 green ridges, 2 brown ridges, 2 blue ridges, 2 pink ridges, 1 blue ridge, 1 brown ridge, 1 green ridge, 1 brown ridge, 1 blue ridge; knit 28 pink ridges to waistline, altogether 5262 ridges (14 inches) from start. K. 55 sts. on separate needle for front, k. 10 sts., repeat n. 50 times, knit 10 sts., having 70 sts. on needle for back, the other 55 sts. for front, slip on a separate needle.

Model No. 800

To shape belt for back: First Row—* K. 2, p. 2, repeat from *, ending row k. 2. Second Row—* P. 2, k. 2, repeat from *, ending row p. 2.

Repeat the last 2 rows alternately until there are 20 rows (3 inches), k. 25 ridges on 70 sts. (9 inches) from waistline. Cast on 75 sts. for sleeve (16 inches), k. 1 row. Cast on 75 sts. for other sleeve, having 220 sts. on needle, 30 ridges (6 inches), k. 98 sts. on separate needle, bind off 24 sts. and on other 98 sts. k. over shoulder, front and sleeves after the following directions and 53the other to correspond: K. in ridges, increase first st. towards front every other row until there are 35 ridges from where shoulder was started and 35 sts. are added, bind off 75 sts. for sleeve and on the 55 sts. k. in ridges for 9 inches, making buttonhole in second ridge and 11 ridges apart until there are four buttonholes, k. front and peplum together, taking 1 st. from each needle, bind off.

Cuffs—With No. 6 needle pick up 65 sts. around sleeve, starting on wrong side, k. 24, repeat n. 8 times, k. 24, having 55 sts. on needle, k. 11 pink ridges, 2 blue ridges, 1 brown ridge, 2 green ridges, 1 brown ridge, 2 blue ridges, 3 pink ridges, bind off, sew up side seam and sleeves.

Collar—Cast on No. 6 needles 80 sts., k. 2 pink ridges, 2 blue ridges, 1 brown ridge, 2 green ridges, 1 brown ridge, 2 blue ridges, 30 pink ridges, k. 28 sts. on a separate needle, bind off 24 sts. and on other 28 sts. k. 13 ridges, k. in ridges, decrease first st. towards inside of collar every 6th row until there are 35 ridges from where shoulder was started, decrease every other row until there are 3 sts., bind off, sew collar to neck of sweater.

Pockets—Cast on No. 6 needles 20 sts., start with brown, k. 2 ridges, increase both sides 1 st. every other row until there are 36 sts., k. 2 blue ridges, 2 pink ridges, 1 blue ridge, 1 brown ridge, 1 green ridge, 1 brown ridge, 1 blue ridge, k. 15 pink ridges, bind off 20 sts., on the other 16 sts. k. 3 rows, decrease 1 st. every third row until there are 11 sts., k. 35 ridges, decrease every other row 1st st. on both sides until there are 3 left, bind off, make 2 pockets, sew one to each side to correspond with border.

Belt—Cast on No. 6 needles 20 sts. of pink, k. 24 inches, then 2 blue ridges, 1 brown ridge, 2 green ridges, 1 brown ridge, 2 blue ridges, k. 2 pink ridges, decrease every other row on both sides until there are 3 sts. left, bind off, sew to under-arm seam, draw through pocket.

Tassel—With green 5 ch. join * s. c. in first st., 2 s. c. in next st., repeat from * until desired size, stuff with cotton, * 1 s. c. in st., skip 1, repeat from * until closed, make 4 tassels, sew one to each end of sash and collar.

Buttons—With pink, green in center. Make 9 buttons.

NOTE—To avoid side seams on sweaters with border, the back and fronts must be knit in one piece up to waistline.

## Utopia Norfolk Sweater with Band, Large Plaited Pockets and Belt, No. 820

Sizes 36–38

Model No. 820

### MATERIALS

10 skeins Pistachia (green) Utopia Shetland Floss. 5 skeins Mode (tan) Utopia Shetland Floss. ¼ skein Cynaria (dark red) Utopia Shetland Floss. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 6. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 3. 1 Crochet Hook, No. 1.

### DIRECTIONS

Back—With green and knitting needles No. 6 cast on 118 sts. (26 inches), k. in ridges for 5 inches, k. in ridges, decrease 1 st. on each end of needle every 6th row until there are 86 sts. on needle (19 inches); 54this is waistline; k. in ridges until back measures 9¼ inches from waistline, k. in ridges, decrease 1 st. on each end of needle every other row until 3 sts. have been decreased on each end of needle, having 80 sts. on needle. Cast on 86 sts. for sleeve (19 inches), k. 1 row, cast on 86 sts. for other sleeve, having 252 sts. on needle. K. in ridges for 6 inches. On separate needle k. 111 sts., bind off 30 sts. for back of neck and on other 111 sts. k. in ridges for 6 rows, increase 1 st. towards front every other row until 10 sts. have been added, k. in ridges for 6½ inches, making sleeve 12 inches wide. K. in ridges, making first buttonhole in 3d ridge and 12 ridges apart another buttonhole until there are 6 buttonholes. K. in ridges until side seam measures 9½ inches from under-arm seam, k. in ridges, increase 1 st. every 6th row until side seam is same length as side seam on back. Sew up side seam.

Collar—With tan and knitting needle No. 3 cast on 80 sts., k. 42 ridges. On separate needle k. 25 sts., bind off 30 sts. for neck and on other 25 sts. k. 5 ridges, decrease 1 st. every 5th row until there are 10 sts. left, bind off. K. other side to correspond. Sew collar neatly to neck of sweater.

Cuffs—With tan and knitting needles No. 3 pick up 46 sts. k. 15 ridges, decrease 1 st. on each end of needle every row until 3 sts. are left.

Belt—With tan and knitting needles No. 3 cast on 20 sts., k. 23 inches, bind off. For front belt cast on 3 sts., increase 1 st. every other row until there are 20 sts. on needle. K. in ridges for 8 inches, decrease 1 st. every other row until 3 sts. are left, bind off. Make 1 buttonhole in center of 6th ridge from point.

Pockets—Cast on 50 sts., k. 35 ridges, decrease 1 st. on each end of needle every other row until there are 18 sts. left, bind off. In center of pocket make 2 small plaits to form a box plait.

Band over shoulder—With tan and knitting needles No. 3 cast on 3 sts., increase 1 st. on each end of needle every other row until there are 16 sts., k. in ridges for 37 inches, decrease 1 st. every other row on each end of needle until there are 3 sts. left. Sew band over shoulder below waistline on front and back, slip belt under band at waistline.

Buttons—Make 30 buttons, center red and outside green. Sew 6 buttons on front, 4 on each side of pocket, 3 on each point of belt, 1 on point of cuff.

With crochet hook No. 1 crochet with dark red 1 s. c. in every st. around collar, cuffs, band, belt and pockets.

## Ladies’ Utopia Shetland Floss Knitted Sweater with Peplum, No. 808

Model No. 808

### MATERIALS

12 skeins Rose 3605 Utopia Shetland Floss Wool. 11 skeins Quaker 3742 Utopia Shetland Floss Wool. 1 pair Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 6. 1 pair Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 4. 1 Crochet Hook, No. 1.

### DIRECTIONS

Back—With rose and gray (2 threads) cast on 120 sts. on No. 6 needle (23 inches), k. 52 ridges (12 inches) up to waistline. K. 10 sts., repeat n. 50 times. K. 10 sts., having 70 sts. on needle, k. in ridges 8 inches. Cast on 65 sts. for sleeve (12 inches), k. 1 row, cast on 65 55sts. for other sleeve, having 202 sts. on needle, k. 28 ridges. On spare needle k. 89 sts., bind off loosely 24 sts. for back of neck and on other 89 sts. k. over shoulder, front and sleeves after the following directions and the other to correspond: K. in ridges, increase 1st st. towards front every other row until there are 31 ridges from where shoulder was started and 31 sts. are added, 122 sts. on needle; bind off 65 sts. loosely for sleeve and on 57 sts. k. in ridges for 8 inches same length as back, making buttonhole in 2d ridge and 12 ridges hereafter until there are 5 buttonholes on front. K. 12 sts., increase in next 35 sts. for peplum. K. 10 sts., having 108 sts. on needle. K. 52 ridges (12 inches) same length as back seam, bind off.

Cuffs—With rose and No. 4 needle pick up on right side 61 sts., k. 7 ridges, decrease on one side of needle alternately 1 st. every 4th row. After the 7 ridges with rose, k. 3 gray ridges, k. 4 rose ridges, k. 3 gray ridges, k. 4 rose ridges until cuff measures 6 inches or 57 sts. on needle, bind off loosely. Sew 3 buttons on side of cuff.

Collar—With rose and No. 4 needle cast on 99 sts., k. 7 ridges with rose, * k. 3 gray ridges and 4 rose ridges, repeat from * 3 times. K. 15 rose ridges, 46 ridges from start (8 inches), k. 37 sts. on a spare needle, bind off 25 sts. On other 37 sts. k. 6 ridges, decrease 1st st. towards inside of collar every 4th row until there are 40 ridges from where shoulder was started, bind off 3 sts.

Belt—With rose cast on No. 4 needle 25 sts., k. 8 ridges, change to gray, k. 3 ridges, k. 4 rose ridges, 3 gray ridges until there are 4 gray stripes, k. in ridges with rose 54 inches, other side to correspond. With crochet hook No. 1 crochet 1 s. c. in every st. on both sides of belt.

Tassel—With gray wool and crochet hook No. 1 ch. 3 sts., 10 s. c. in next st., 2 s. c. in next st., 1 s. c. in each st. until there are 13 rows, decrease every other st., stuff with cotton.

Ball Tassel—With rose ch. 3 sts., 8 s. c. in next st., 2 s. c. in each st., * 1 s. c. in next st., 2 s. c. in next st., repeat from * until desired size. Stuff with cotton. * * 1 s. c. in st., skip 1 st., repeat from * * until closed. Make 2 tassels and sew one to each end of sash.

Tabs—With rose and No. 4 needle cast on 25 sts., k. 7 ridges rose and 3 gray ridges, decrease on every other row on both sides of needle until there are 12 ridges, bind off.

Buttons—Make 13 buttons, one-half rose, one-half gray.

## The “Rosalind” Sweater-Coat No. 533

Made of Rose Ancienne UTOPIA Shetland Floss.
See Illustration, Page 56

Design No. 533

### MATERIALS

9 skeins of Rose Color, 2 skeins White, 1 skein Black Yarn. 1 pair No. 7 Ivory Needles. 7 Snappers to fasten.

### DIRECTIONS

With anc. r. cast on 85 sts., pl. k. 7 rds., 1 rd. blk., 3 rds. wh., 1 rd. blk., 3 rds. r. col., fol. with blk. and wh. str., rose str., blk. and wh. str., 1 rd. rose, which completes border. Fol. r. k. 3, p. 3, to end of n., turn, p. over p. and k. over k., fol. this patt. to have 3 rs. of p. and 3 rs. of k., which form small sqrs. Next r. p. 3 rs. over k. sqrs., k. 3 rs. over p. sqrs. After 1st r. sqrs., icr. 1 st. e. end of n. e. 6th r. to w. l. about 18 in. from lower edge of sweater. Fol. patt. on 9 in. to sl. with no dcr., inc. 1 st. e. other r. 3 times for gusset, add 45 sts. on e. end of n. for sls., fol. patt. and k. 10 sqrs. or 30 rs. to shoulder, counting sqrs. upward from sl. edge. Fol. patt. and k. 82 sts., bind off 11 sts., k. remaining 82 and trans. to ex. n., k. 6 rs. on 1st 82 sts. with no inc., then inc. 1 st. e. 2d r. toward fr. edge 15 times, now bind off 45 sts. to finish sl. Fol. patt. with no further inc. on fr. edge. Inc. 1 st. e. other r. 3 times to meet gusset at back, 9 in. no inc., inc. 1 st. e. 6th r. to border on seam edge, exactly to meet back, copy border correctly, adding 1 st. e. 6th r. to edge. Re. directions for opposite fr., match seams perfectly and sew firmly.

For Cuff—Pick up 15 sts. on either side of center of sl. edge on right side, inc. 2 sts. among the 15 on e. side, to have 34 in all on n., leaving center open to form point for tassel fin., pl. k. 1st r. with r. anc., fol. patt. of border, but 2 rs. of wh. and 2 rs. of rose col. between the blk. instead of 3 rs., for smaller border, fin. edge with ch. and sl. st. cro., also close point in same manner, end with tassel of 3 colors. Copy for opposite cuff, close seams after cuff is done.

Collar—Cast on 60 sts. with anc. r., pl. k. 5 rds., fol. patt. of cuff border exactly, end with 1 rd. of rose col., then fol. patt. of k. 3, p. 3, straight across for 5 in., then k. and p. 24 sts., bind off 12 sts. for neck, w. last 24 on ex. n., fol. patt. and dcr. 1 st. e. other r. until only 10 sts. are left, w. border patt. just like cuff, bind off, w. opposite side of collar to match, cro. fin. of ch. and sl. st. 56all around edges. Fit and sew firmly to neck curve, leaving border ends loose for lappets if desired.

Work small scallop of 3 ch. and 1 d. c. all around fr. and lower edges.

For Vestee—Cast on 15 sts. of r. anc., pl. k. 12 rds., copy bor. of collar and cuffs, pl. k. 25 rds., bind off, fin. top and lower edge with scallop, sew 1 side to left fr. under scallop from neck curve, and fasten right fr. with snappers. Allow lappets to fall over as they please. On edge of vestee where it fastens, cro. 1 r. of h. d. c. to hold it firm.

Sash—Cast on 20 sts. of r. col., pl. k. 7 rds., w. border patt. of wider strs., pl. k. 27 in., re. border patt. for center of sash, 27 in., and border again to end of sash, gather up ends, fin. with mixed tassel, cut cone-shaped.

## Misses’ Sweater No. 535

Size 34—Age 14 to 16 yrs.

Design No. 535

### MATERIALS

Utopia Shetland Floss: 8 skeins Green, 1 skein White, 1 skein Pink, 13 buttons or covered moulds. 1 pair No. 7 Knitting Needles, Ivory. 1 pair No. 4 Amber.

### DIRECTIONS

Cast on 65 sts. for back and pl. k. 1 rd. (2 rs. make 1 rd.), 3d r. k. 5, p. 5, to end of r., re. to have 5 rs., which will form sqrs., 13 across n. Foll. r. p. over knitting and k. over purling on 5 rs. to alternate patt. Foll. patt. to have 12 rs. of sqrs. for depth to w. l. Now pl. k. 4 rds., inc. 1 st. at e. end of n. on foll. r., and e. 5th r. to armhole, 32 rds. from w. l., bind off 3 sts. at e. end of n., pl. k. 2 rds., dcr. 1 st. e. other rd. 3 times, pl. k. with no inc. to shoulder, 69 or 70 sts. across, 24 rds., to count from armhole, k. 29 sts., bind off 12, 57k. 29, k. back, transfer first 29 sts. on extra n. or large safety pin, pl. k. 4 rds., then inc. 1 st. e. other r. toward fr. edge 18 times and add 10 sts. to last r., on which 2 sqrs. foll. patt. of bor. should be wkd. to meet patt. at w. l.; on armhole side pl. k. without inc. 22 rds., then inc. 1 st. e. other r. 3 times, add 6 sts. for under arm, dcr. 1 st. e. 5th rd. on seam to w. l. Now wk. patt. of sqrs., start from fr. edge to have them come out even. Inc. 1 st. on seam side e. 5th r. This will make 13 sqrs. on last group. Bind off 4 sqrs. on e. side and wk. on 5 center sqrs. for extension pocket with fine ns., making sqrs. smaller by using 4 instead of 5 sts. for e. sq. After 5 grs. of these sqrs., attach wk. fl., fol. patt., wk. 1 gr. of sqrs. (4 k., 4 p.) 4 rs. e. gr., attach rose anc., pl. k. 1 rd., 1 rd. green, 1 rd. r. anc., 1 rd. pl. k. wh. before beginning next gr. to prevent broken line. Now fol. patt. of sqrs. to have 3 grs. of sqrs., re. p. and gre. bor. 1 r. wh. pl. k., 1 gr. sqrs., and fol. patt., dcr. 1 st. at e. end of n. e. other r. to form point effect. Fold wh. half of pocket over gre. on right side of fr., tip point and sides with ch. and sl. st., cover 1 mould, sew to position to button to pt. with a loop. Trim edge of pocket with small scallop if preferred. Copy opposite fr. correctly from directions. Pick up 60 sts. around armhole for sleeve, k. 5, p. 5, to end of r. on right side of wk., fol. patt. for 7 grs. of sqrs., pl. k. 4 rds., dcr. 1 st. in center of e. 5th rd. 3 times. Wk. 15 rds. in all, fol. this with 7 grs. of sqrs. of 4 k., 4 p. on the fine ns., dcr. 1 st. at e. end of n. on e. gr., then wk. cuff just like pocket with wh., rose anc., and gre., trim edge of pt. with gre. scallop or tipping. Copy directions for opposite sl., turn back and sew together carefully. Pick up about 90 sts. around neck opening with fine ns., k. 4, p. 4, 22 sqrs. across, on 5 gr. rs., then inc. 1 st. at e. end of collar, fol. patt. to form deep ends in fr. Now wk. the bor. patt. of rose anc., gre. and rose in pl. k., 3 gr. rs. of sqrs., 1 more bor. pattern, no inc., 1 gr. r. of sqrs., finish with gre. scallop. Cover buttons with wh. cro., to fasten sweater down the front with loops or buttonholes.

For Belt—Cast on 20 sts. with wh. fl. on fine ns., wk. 5 sqrs. 3 times, insert little bor. patt., narrow belt toward center if preferred and wk. 3 grs. of sqrs. divided by fancy bor. to make belt any length desired. Finish with gre. scallop. Knot fringe into e. sqr. of the different colors, close with loops and buttons, attach to back.

## Utopia Knitted Sweater with Short Jacket Effect and Japanese Sleeves, No. 818

Size 40

Model No. 818

### MATERIALS

6 balls Robins Egg Utopia Cymar Yarn. 6 balls Shadow Lawn Utopia Cymar Yarn. 2 balls Coralline Utopia Cymar Yarn. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 6.

Work Sweater with 2 threads all through

### DIRECTIONS

Back—With blue and green combined cast on 88 sts., k. in ridges for 9 inches. Cast on 30 sts. for sleeve, k. 1 row, cast on 30 sts. for other sleeve, k. in ridges for 8 inches. On separate needle k. 59 sts., bind off 30 sts. for neck and on other 59 sts. k. over shoulder, front and sleeves after the following directions, and the other to correspond, k. in ridges, increase 1 st. towards front every other row until there are 44 ridges from where shoulder was started, having 64 sts. on needle, bind off 30 58sts. for sleeve, k. in ridges, increase 1 st. every 8th row at side seam, having 75 sts on needle and 47 ridges. On separate needle k. 40 sts. and on the 35 sts. k. down front vest (11 inches), making buttonhole in 3d ridge from top and 14 ridges apart another buttonhole until there are 7 buttonholes.

Peplum—With blue and green cast on 80 sts. (13½ inches), k. 8 ridges. With coralline 1 ridge, repeat these stripes with 2 threads until there are 30 coralline and 31 blue and green combined stripes (48 inches). Pick up 250 sts. at top of peplum, k. 10 sts., repeat n. 25 times, k. 10 sts. for front, for back k. 10 sts., repeat n. 45 times, k. 10 sts. and for other front k. 10 sts., repeat n. 25 times, k. 10 sts., having 155 sts. on needle, bind off. With crochet hook crochet s. c. in every st. on top of peplum. Sew peplum to waistline of jacket so that 3 inches of back lap over peplum and half of front.

Sleeves—With blue and green cast on 100 sts., * k. 8 ridges, k. 1 coralline ridge, repeat from * until there are 5 blue and 5 coralline stripes, then decrease 1 st. every 3d row until there are 60 sts. on needle, having altogether 11 blue and 11 coralline stripes, bind off loosely. Sew on with coralline ch. st. neatly to the short sleeve, leaving 1 inch lap over. Sew seam together at sleeve up to 6½ inches. Sew straight part of one side to the bias. With coralline and crochet hook crochet 2 rows s. c. in every st. around opening of sleeve.

Collar—With blue and green cast on 66 sts., k. 4 ridges, k. 1 coralline ridge, k. 8 blue and green ridges, k. 1 coralline ridge, repeat these stripes until there are 4 blue and 5 coralline stripes, k. 3 blue ridges. Cast on 20 sts. on separate needle, k. 18 sts., bind off 30 sts. for neck and on other 18 sts. cast on 20 sts., k. 5 more blue ridges, k. 1 coralline ridge, decrease 1 st. every 6th row until there are 30 sts. on needle and 52 ridges, same stripes as before, from where shoulder was started. Decrease 1 st. every other row on inside of collar until there are 3 sts. left, having 9 blue and 9 coralline stripes from shoulder. Crochet with coralline 1 row s. c. in every st. all around outside of collar.

Straps—With blue and green cast on 125 sts., k. 4 ridges, bind off loosely. With coralline and crochet hook crochet 1 row s. c. in every st. all around on both sides. Make 2 straps, sew one to each side on under-arm seam 4 inches from waistline. Slant down to side of front.

Buttons—Make 19 buttons, sew 4 to each sleeve at bias seam, one on each strap end, and 7 down the front.

## The “Goldie” Golf Sweater of Utopia Golden Brown and White Llama Yarn, No. 587

Design No. 587

### MATERIALS

7 balls of Golden Brown and 1½ balls White Llama Yarn. No. 7 Knitting Needles and No. 4 Needles. 9 old Ivory Buttons.

### DIRECTIONS

For Skirt Portion—Cast on 60 sts., pl. k. 8 rds. with br. y. on No. 7 ns., attach wh. y., wk. 4 rs. of k. 1, p. 1, patt.; 8 rds. br., 4 rs. wh. patt., and so on, to have 17 grps. of gold-br., and 16 wh. stripes, bind off, finish all around 3 sides with 2 ch. and sl. st. tipping, not too tight, so the pretty scallop effect at lower edge may be noticeable.

For Upper Part, from w. l.—Cast on, for back, working upwards, 50 sts., with br. y., pl. k. and inc. 1 st. e. end of n. e. 4th rd. to 30 rds., add 60 sts. at e. end of n. for sls., pl. k. 19 rds. straight across, k. off 84 sts., bind off 16 sts., k. 84, transfer 1 st. 84 to ex. n., wk. 4 rds. with no inc., then inc. 1 st. e. other r. towards fr. edge for neck curve 18 times, when there are 37 rds. on sl., bind off 60 sts. to complete it, from neck to w. l., 59bind off 2 sts. in e. 7th rd. for buttonhole, add the 2 sts. when k. back, make 4 but. ho. after 1 close to neck curve, 5 in all to w. l., copy 2d fr. without buttonholes, sew seams neatly and firmly, finish lower edge with close s. c. sts., for firm edge to sew flat to skirt portion, which is to be fulled in to fit body, front edges also finished with s. c. It is advisable to sew 2 rs. of firm sts. about ½ inch apart for flat finish at w. l. Now wk. 5 rds. of wh. on fine ns. at e. edge of sls., turn back to have br. show about 1½ inch tack back under wh. bor. which forms a ruffle, tip with br. 2 ch. and sl. st., and fasten button to center of e. sl. for decoration. Close fr. with the buttons, etc.

For Collar—With wh. llama cast on 30 sts., pl. k. 5 rds. on fine ns., wk. 2 rs. of br., k. 1, p. 1, patt., pl. k. 5 rds. of wh., must have either 11 or 13 sections, whichever fits best to size of neck required, bind off, tip with the br. 2 ch. and sl. st., finish, sew to position around neck curve, to roll back.

For Sash—Cast on 20 sts., pl. k. about 2 yds. in length, tip on 2 edges and wk. fringe into both ends of br. and wh. y., using about 5 strands of e., tack belt to center back and knot in fr. like 4-in-hand tie. For pocket cast on 16 sts., wk. 16 pl. k. rds., finish like other parts of sweater and sew to proper position at left side, decorate with a button at e. upper corner. Very attractive garment when nicely and correctly made.

## Ladies’ Utopia Knitted “Violet” Sweater of Wistaria Alpaca Yarn and Black and White Llama Yarn, No. 576

Hat—Model No. 578
Sweater—Model No. 576

### MATERIALS

8 balls Utopia Alpaca Yarn, 1 ball each of Black and White Llama, 1 pair No. 7 Knitting Needles, 1 pair No. 4 Knitting Needles, Amber, 1 Crochet Hook, No. 4, 1 dozen Black and White Buttons.

### DIRECTIONS

For Back—With Wis. y. cast on 85 sts., pl. k. 1 r., turn; 2d r. k. 5, p. 1, and re. to end of r.; 3d r. pl. k.; 4th r. k. 5, p. 1, to end of r.; re. this patt. to have 7 rds. counting bet. perpendicular lines on right side of wk., attach wh. y., pl. k. 3 sts., with blk. y. p. 3 sts., re. this to end of r., alternating blk. and wh. as directed, turn, wk. next r. p. wh., and pl. k. blk., to have all p. sts. on the blk. and pl. k. sts. wh. on right side of wk. 3d r. like 1st. r. This completes sqrs. Now wk. wh. sqrs. over blk. sqrs., and blk. over wh. sqrs., re. patt. to have * rs. of sqrs. for bor. Be careful to reverse sqrs. at end of e. 3 rs. to form effect of checks. Now 1 r. pl. k. with Wis. col. y., start all changes on right side of knitting; next r. k. 5, p. 1, to end of r., re. patt. to w. l., no inc., to have 25 rds., count patt. on right side. With No. 4 ns. begin bor. patt. of blk. and wh. checks and wk. 6 grp. rs. of the sqrs., very carefully keeping y. on one side, the wrong side of wk., so as not to have stray strands to spoil wk. on right side. Starting on right side with Alpaca y. on No. 7 ns., wk. 1 r. pl. k., 1 r. k. 5, p. 1, to have 24 rds. to armhole, dcr. 1 st. at e. end of n. e. other r. 3 times, k. off 34 sts., bind off 16, k. 34, transfer 1st 34 sts. on ex. n. after working back to neck sp., wk. 14 rds. of patt., no inc. or dcr., then 4 grp. rs. of blk. and wh. sqrs., no change ns., for small yoke, with Wis. y. wk. 18 rds. of 60patt. with no inc. on arm side, inc. 1 st. e. other r. for neck curve at fr. edge 18 times. Now inc. 1 st. e. other r. 3 times on under-arm to curve for armhole, add 5 sts. on for 4th inc., with no further inc., wk. 24 rds. of patt. to belt, on fine ns.; the 6 grp. rs. of blk. and wh. sqrs., 25 rds. Wis. patt. on the No. 7 ns.; 6 grp. rs. border on same ns., 5 rds. of Wis. patt., bind off, copy correctly on opposite from shoulder.

For Sleeve—With No. 1 k. ns. pick up 64 sts. around armhole, k. 2 rs., transfer to No. 7 ns., wk. patt. as on body of sweater, dcr. 1 st. e. end of n. e. 5 rs., to have 40 sts., then no dcr., to count 32 rds. from shoulder. Now 2 grp. rs. of blk. and wh. checks, 6 rds. of Wis. patt., 2 grp. rs. checks, 4 rds. patt., bind off, copy on 2d sl. exactly, match seams neatly, and sew firmly together, finish sl. edge with 1 r. blk. s. c. sts., 1 r. wh. s. c. sts., and 1 r. sm. scal., of 3 ch. and 1 d. c. and sl. st. in e. other st.

For Collar—With Wis. Alpaca cast on 74 sts., wk. 4 rds. of patt. on No. 4 k. ns., then 3 grp. rs. of blk. and wh. checks or sqrs., 10 rdgs. of Wis. patt. Now wk. 30 sts., bind off 16 sts., k. 30, fol. patt., dcr. 1 st. e. other r. on neck edge to 16 sts. on n., 1 rd. no dcr., 2 grps. of blk. and wh. sqrs., 4 rds. Wis. patt., bind off, copy other side of collar, trim with like sl. edge with 1 r. e. of blk. and wh. s. c. and scal. Wk. 1 r. s. c. all around neck curve before sewing collar to position to keep firm. Finish all other edges with ch. and sl. st. of blk. On right fr. at belt k. a 3 in. lap of 4 rds., to close a little beyond buttonhole lap. Wk. 3 buttonholes from belt to neck, finish, sew buttons to correct position and 1 at e. pt. of collar for trim.

For Pockets—Cast on 30 sts. with Wis. Alpaca y. on No. 4 ns., wk. 16 rds. of patt., 2 grps. of blk. and wh. sqrs., 4 rds. of patt., bind off. Wk. bor., finish on top of pockets like collar edge, other 3 sides with ch. and sl. st., finish, sew to convenient position, trim with button at e. end on upper edge of pocket above sqrs. This completes a very fascinating Sweater-Coat even with any other combination of color.

Instructions for making Hat No. 578, See Page 70

## “Annette” Knitted Sweater of Utopia Alpaca Yarn, White and Black, No. 557

Size 36

Model No. 557

### MATERIALS

1 box of White Alpaca Yarn. 4½ balls Black Alpaca Yarn. 1 pair No. 7 Amber Knitting Needles. 1 dozen Round Button Moulds.

### DIRECTIONS

With white Utopia Alpaca y. cast on 70 sts. for back, pl. k. 1st r.; 2d r. k. 4 sts., p. 3 sts. to end of r.; 3d r. p. the 4 k. sts., k. the 3 p. sts.; fol. this patt. with no inc. to have ½ yd. from ed. Now inc. 1 st. e. end of needle e. 6th r. 5 times to armhole, k. 2 rs., fol. patt., no inc., dcr. 1 st. e. end of n. e. other r. 3 times to shape armhole, 5 inches no inc. to shoulder, k. off 28 sts., bind off 15 sts., k. remaining 28, wk. back to neck, transfer 1st 28 to extra n., always fol. patt., wk. 6 rs. no inc., inc. 1 st. toward fr. ed. for neck curve e. other r. 12 times, on fol. r. add 10 sts. from curve for small sqr. effect, or button lap, and inc. 1 st. e. 3d r. on under-arm seam 3 times, no more inc. on fr. ed., fol. r. add 6 sts. to armhole, now 6 inches no inc., inc. 1 st. e. 6 rs. to within 12 rs. of lower ed. of sweater. This will correspond to back ed. of sweater from armhole. Attach blk. y., wk. 1 r. k. 1, p. 1, next r. p. 1, k. 1, alternating in this matter to have 10 rs. of a pretty knot st. patt. Bind off, copy directions for opposite fr., attach blk. y. to lower ed. of 61back, fol. patt. of border for 10 rs. to correspond with fr., bind off.

For Sleeve—Pick up 60 sts. with wh. y. all around armhole, fol. patt. of body of sweater, k. 4, p. 3, etc.; use for right side the 3 k. and 4 p. patt. of wk. Sl. to begin on this side. Wk. 8 rs. no inc., then dcr. 1 st. on e. end of n. e. 8th r. to 20 inch length, wk. 2½ inches same pattern with blk. on No. 4 k. ns. and 3½ inches of border patt. for turn-over cuff. Copy exactly for opposite sl., and sew or cro. together neatly fitted seams from sl. to lower ed. of garment.

For Collar—With fine ns. pick up 75 sts. around curve of neck from straight line, wk. k. 1, p. 1 patt. like border, inc. 1 st. at fr. ends e. other r. to form pts., wk. 34 rs., counting 17 knots on perpendicular rs. Collar of bl. like border, etc.

Pockets—With bl. y. on the fine ns. cast on 20 sts., fol. border patt, 4 rs. no inc., 1 st. e. 4 rs. 4 times, now inc. 1 st. e. other r. on upper ed., and dcr. 1 st. e. other r. 3 times at lower ed., and dcr. 1 st. e. r. 5 times. This makes pretty shaped pocket. Finish all around with small scallop, sew to position with higher pt. to fr. ed.

For Belt—Cast on 11 sts., wk. border patt. to 1 yd. length, finish ed. all around with ch. and sl. st., cro. or k. 2 small straps, sew over seams at w. l., draw belt through and fasten with bl. but. covered with bl. cro., finish lower ed. of sweater, collar, cuffs, pockets, with small scallop, fr. ed. with ch. and sl. st., close with bll. but. and cro. loops, 6 or more if preferred.

## The “Coraline” Sweater—Made of Coral and Black Utopia Shetland Floss, No. 532

Model No. 532

### MATERIALS

8 skeins of Coral Colored Yarn. 1½ skeins Black. 1 pair No. 7 Knitting Needles (Ivory). 10 medium size Button Moulds.

### DIRECTIONS

With coral color cast on 85 sts., pl. k. 20 rds., dcr. 1 st. on e. end of n. e. 6th rd. 5 times, 20 rds. even (2 rows 1 rd.), inc. 1 st. e. other r. 3 times to form gusset under sl. Now cast on 45 sts. at e. end of n. for sls., pl. k. 19 rds., k. 86 sts., bind off 12 for neck, k. remaining 86 sts. and trans. to ex. n., pl. k. 4 rds. no inc., on fol. 15 rds. inc. 1 st. e. other r. toward fr. edge to form neck curve, bind off 45 sts. to fin. sl., inc. 1 st. e. other r. 3 times for gusset, no further inc. on fr. edge, pl. k. 20 rds., inc. 1 st. e. 6th r. on seam edge 5 times, pl. k. 20 rds. to end of garment, bind off, and copy opposite fr. correctly.

With blk. pick up 80 sts. on e. fr., pl. k. 5 rds. on e. side, leave spaces for 6 buttonholes on 3d rd. of right front, bind off, fin. edges with ch. and sl. st. cro.

Cuff—Pick up 40 sts. on sl. edge, w. 6 inches of k. 1, p. 1 patt., fin. with picot shell made by ch. 2, in 2d ch. w. 1 h. d. c., 2 d. c., 1 h. d. c. and fasten in same ch., ch. 2, fasten in e. 3d st. of cuff edge as e. shell is fin.

Collar—Cast on 75 sts., pl. k. 5 rds., k. 1, p. 1 patt. for 10 in., but pl. k. 5 sts. at e. end of n. on e. r. to make a small border on three sides, cro. picot scallop on lower edge, sew collar to position as far as the blk. border at fr. Both collar and cuffs should be of blk. y. Cro. seams together with ch. 62and sl. st., or sew if preferred. Cro. picot shell all around the lower edge of sweater, ch. 3 e. side of shell to form larger effect.

For Pockets—Cast on 20 sts. with blk. y., p. 1, k. 1 patt. for 5 in., 3 rds. pl. k., bind off, fin. with ch. and sl. st. edge, sew into convenient position, trim with pink button at e. end on top (buttons of coral col. in close s. c. st., bk., fr., knot center).

Sash—Cast on 25 sts. with blk., pl. k. 7 rds., 3 rds. coral, fol. patt. to have 3 blk. stripes and 2 pink. Now wk. 2 yds. pl. k. with cor., copy border, bind off, fin. with large blk. tassels, small tassels on blk. cord at collar, fin.

## “Quaker Girl” Sweater of Gray Utopia Alpaca Yarn and White Thibet Yarn, No. 558

Size 36

Model No. 558

### MATERIALS

8 balls Gray Alpaca Yarn of 1½ oz. size. 4 balls White Yarn. 1 pair No. 7 Ivory Knitting Needles. 1 pair No. 4 Amber Knitting Needles. 1 dozen White Buttons, any preferred style.

### DIRECTIONS

With gray y. on No. 7 ns. cast on 76 sts. for back, pl. k. 1 r.; 2d r. k. 1, p. 1 to end of r.; 3d r. pl. k.; fol. patt. of 2d and 3d rs. through entire wk. of this sweater. Both sides of wk. make pretty patt., but the rough or barley-corn st. is the one for right side here. Wk. 8 rds. gray, attach wh. Thibet y., wk. 6 rds. of patt. (2 rs. form rd.), 1 r. pl. k., 1 r. k. 1, p. 1, 33 rds. gray to w. l. Now inc. 1 st. e. 8 rs. to sl. on e. end of n. 5 times, add 50 sts. on e. end of n. for sls., wk. 17 rds. to shoulder, k. off 85 sts., bind off 12 sts., k. remaining 85, fol. patt., wk. back to bind off, transfer 1st 85 sts. to extra n. or blanket pin, now wk. 4 rds. no inc. on 85 sts., inc. 1 st. e. other r. at fr. ed. for neck curve 12 times, 2 rds. no inc., then on right fr. inc. 1 st. e. 4th r. to w. l., for revere ed., after 16 rds. from shoulder, bind off 50 sts. to complete sl. From w. l. to wh. border, inc. 1 st. e. 6th r. on under-arm seam. Now 6 rds. of wh., 8 rds. gray, bind off, copy on left fr. correctly to end of neck curve, then k. double ed. on 1st 4 sts.; for d. ed., sl. 1 st., k. 1, sl. 1, k. 1, then follow patt., keeping ed. straight to end of garment. Cro. seams together on wrong side of wk. with sl. st., finish all edges by tipping of ch. and sl. st.

For Cuff—With fine k. ns. and gr. y. pick up 36 sts. on sl. edge, from right side of wk., pl. k. 1 r., fol. patt. for 5 rds., attach wh. y., wk. 4 rds., dcr. 2 sts. e. end of n. e. other r. to pt., tip closely with ch. and sl. st., repeat directions for opposite cuff.

For Collar—On fine ns. with wh. y. cast on 64 sts., pl. k. 1 r., fol. patt. and wk. 20 rds. straight along, back and forth, k. off 26 sts., bind off 13 sts., k. remaining 26 sts., dcr. 1 st. e. other r. at neck to pt. of 2 sts. Copy on opposite end of collar tip around neck edge with sl. st. to prevent spreading, and outside ed. with ch. and sl. st., 2 rs. around the 3 ed. or sides with gray y.

63For Revere—On fine ns. with wh. y. cast on 36 sts., wk. 2 rds., fol. patt., no inc., dcr. 1 st. e. other r. to pt., sl. st. bias ed., tip with gr. ch. and sl. st. all around. Fit collar easily to neck curve and revere just from under collar pt. along diagonal side of fr. to w. l., sew firmly to position, wk. may be arranged to have revere on either side of sweater.

For Pocket—With gray cast on 20 sts. on fine ns., wk. 15 rds. of patt., attach wh. y., wk. 3 rds., dcr. 2 sts. e. other r. on e. end of n. to pt., tip as before, copy for 2d pocket, sew button to e. pt., place in position on e. fr. about 2 inches above wh. border.

For Two Back Belts—Cast on 10 sts., wk. 30 rds. on lower belt, 35 rds. on upper belt, tip all around 4 sides with gray, gather back at w. l. to fit smaller strip, which is to be sewed to w. l. and upper belt to meet it at seams, and raised to 1½ inches above it in center back. For fr. belt cast on 12 sts., wk. 40 rds. of patt., also wh., tip with gr., place square ends to meet the 2 belts at seams on one side and fasten with wh. buttons and cro. loops to other ends. Close fr. diagonally to w. l. with but. and loops, and to ed. as required.

## Ladies’ Knitted “Sunflower” Sleeveless Slip-over Sweater of Maize Colored Utopia Shetland Floss and Burnt Orange Cymar Yarn, No. 577

Model No. 577

### MATERIALS

7½ skeins Floss. 1½ balls Cymar Yarn. No. 7 and No. 4 Amber Knitting Needles.

### DIRECTIONS

With yel. fl. on No. 7 ns. cast on 77 sts., use 2 threads of fl., wk. 4 rds. pl. k., br. off 1 thread and use single for all wk. but the 4 rds. on lower edge for firmness. Now pl. k. 1 r., p. 1 r.; 3d r. p. 5 sts., pl. k. 3 sts. to end of r.; 4th r. pl. k. 5 sts., p. 3 sts. to end of r.; 5th r. pl. k. 7 sts., on 8th lift st. under this to n. and p. both together to form pretty knot, which later on gives effect of alligator skin and gives that name to stitch: “Alligator Stitch.” Re. the 7 pl. k. sts. and 1 double purl st. to end of r., then 1 r. p., 1 r. p. 5, pl. k. 3 sts., 1 r. pl. k. 5, p. 3, pl. k. 7, d. p. (d. p., double purl) 8th st. to end of r., 1 r. p., 1 r. p. 5, pl. k. 3, 1 r. pl. k. 5, p. 3, and so on, e. 4 rs. complete patt., and if directions are carefully fol. it makes a very beautiful st., which keeps the purl and k. sts. alternating between the pl. k. and d. p. columns on right side of wk. Wk. this patt. to w. l., about 16 p. st. grps., counting on right side. Now with No. 4 ns. k. 2, p. 2 on 24 rs. for belt effect, with No. 7 ns. resume patt., wk. 3 inches no inc., inc. 1 st. e. end of n. e. 5th r. to armhole, not over 12 grps. of p. rds. from w. l., then dcr. 1 st. e. end of n. e. other r. 10 times, and no further inc. to shoulder, to be over 20 rds. from w. l. to neck. K. off 26 sts., bind off 17, k. 26, turn, k. 26, transfer opposite 26 to ex. n., wk. 20 rs. no inc., inc. 1 st. e. other r. on neck curve 10 times, and on arm side 1 st. e. other r. 5 times with 3 ex. sts. added on 6th inc. to shape arm curve under arm. On fr. edge add 10 sts. under curve to give sqr. neck effect, fol. patt. and k. to have 6 grps. of p. sts. no inc. at either end of n., transfer to ex. n., copy directions on opposite 26 sts. very correctly, now assemble all sts. on 1 n., wk. straight across, no inc. or dcr. on e. edge to w. l., re. belt patt. on No. 4 ns. (from armhole to fr. w. l. 24 rds.), wk. 16 rds. of patt. on No. 7 ns., then 4 rds. pl. k. with 2 threads, bind off. With 2 threads of Cymar Yarn and No. 1 64ns. or hat pin pick up 75 sts. around armhole, pl. k. 1 rd., transfer to No. 4 ns., wk. 6 rs. of p. 1, k. 1 patt., pl. k. 1 rd., bind off, tip with ch. and sl. st. cro. of gray Angora y. Duplicate on opposite armhole, close seams, match perfectly, and sew or cro. firmly together.

For Collar—Cast on 60 sts. with 2 threads of the Orange Cymar y., pl. k. 1 rd., wk. k. 1, p. 1 patt. on No. 4 ns., inc. 1 st. e. other r. on e. end of n. 8 times, wk. 30 rds. to neck no inc., k. off 30 sts., bind off 15 sts., k. remaining 30 sts. and keep on same needle if desired, wk. 50 rs. on 30 sts., bind off 10 on neck edge, k. rest of sts., then bind off 5 and then 3 on fol. rs. to make pt. curve out to edge, copy on opposite end of collar, make 4 pretty tassels and fasten 1 to e. of the 4 pts. on collar. Wk. s. c. sts. all around neck and collar edges, sew col. neatly around curve from sqr. cor. edge, fit collar well before sewing. Tip sqr. neck line with ch. and sl. st. of orange y., cro. ch. cord to lace up straight edges, attach tassel to e. end and tie bow knot, tip collar with gray Angora y., and openwork cro. belt also, with orange y. wk. 4 ch. st. 1 ps. on r. back and forth to desired length and finish into pt. shape. Fasten to center back.

## The “Brownie” Tennis Pull-over Sweater of Brown and Tan Utopia Shetland Floss, No. 586

Model No. 586

### MATERIALS

7 skeins of Brown and 2 skeins Tan Shetland Floss. 1 pair No. 7 Amber Needles. 1 pair No. 4 Amber Needles. 1 dozen pretty buttons.

### DIRECTIONS

For back—With br. fl. on No. 7 ns. cast on 76 sts., pl. k. 1 r., k. 2, p. 2, on 2 rs., next 2 rs. p. the k. sts. and k. the p. sts., alternate e. 2 rs. This makes patt. for peplum from lower edge to w. l., wk. 60 rs. or 15 grps. e. of p. and k. sts., counting perpendicular lines. With No. 4 ns. wk. 24 rs. of pl. k. 2, p. 2 patt. for fitted belt effect, with No. 7 ns. wk. 20 pl. k. rds. with no inc., inc. 1 st. e. end of n. 3 times, then add 6 sts. at e. end of n. for epaulette sl., inc. 1 st. at e. end of n. e. other r. 6 times, then k. to exactly center of fol. r., transfer opposite half to ex. n., dcr. 1 st. e. other r. from center back and continue inc. on sl. to 19th rd. This makes 12 dcr. rds. at back and 18 inc. on sl. to shoulder, 2 rds. no inc. or dcr., then inc. 1 st. e. other r. to front edge for neck curve and dcr. 1 st. e. other r. on sl. back to 6 sts. or 18 rds. to complete sl., bind off the 6 sts., dcr. 1 st. e. other st. 3 times on sl. edge, inc. on neck curve this far, copy opposite side correctly to same place, assemble all sts. on 1 n., wk. 20 rds. no inc. or dcr., with fine ns., wk. belt line like back, then copy peplum to match back at seams, bind off, tip lower edge with ch. and sl. st., after sewing seams neatly together pick up 70 sts. on e. side of neck opening separately, making one-half of collar at a time, wk. with tan y. on fine ns., 1 rd. pl. k., then k. 1, p. 1 patt., inc. 1 st. at e. end of n. e. 4th r. to 28 rs., bind off and finish with small scallop all around 3 sides, inc. at pts. to accentuate. Copy other half of collar carefully, make small tan tassels of tan for e. end at 4 pts., 2 extra for cro. cord ends to make bow knot for center fr. This midi has pretty V at fr. and back of neck opening. Now pick up 40 sts. from seam to center of sl., wk. with tan y. on No. 4 ns., 1 rd. pl. k., 7 rs. of patt., inc. 1 st. e. 3d r. at center of sl. for pt., wk. opposite half of bor. from center and copy exactly, matching wk. for 2d sl., sew seams neatly, copy scallop around 3 edges of sl. bor., attach 65a small tassel to e. pt. and sew but-
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at center between bor. pts. of sls. for decoration. All small scallops on tan must be br., of course.

For Medallion Belt—Cast on with tan y. and fine ns. 12 sts. for center of 1st medallion, to be used for button side to fasten belt, wk. 10 rs. of k. 1, p. 1 patt., dcr. 1 st. e. other r. at e. end of n. to leave 4 sts., wk. 3 rs. on 4 sts., inc. 1 st. e. end of n. back to 12 sts., fol. patt. and wk. 16 rs. no inc., dcr. again to 4 sts., and re. these directions to have 6 complete ovals, and the one with sqr. for opposite end to lap over and close with buttonholes. Tack center medallion to center of back, sew a pretty button to e. center of 4 sts., also tack belt to seams where required. Exact position for belt is in middle of w. l. of course. Close with buttons and buttonholes as directed.

For Pockets—Cast on 15 sts. with tan fl. on fine ns., wk. 21 rs. of k. 1, p. 1 patt., pl. k. 6 rds. and dcr. 1 st. e. end of n. for pt. on e. other r., bind off last 2 sts. and trim with small scallop like rest of garment, tack pt. to pocket with button, sew to convenient position above belt and copy for another pocket unless 1 pocket is preferred.

This is an unusual and very pretty design.

## Golf Vest of Gr. Utopia Shetland Floss and White Utopia Llama Yarn No. 582

Model No. 582

### MATERIALS

9 skeins Green Floss. 1½ balls White Llama Yarn. 1 pair No. 7 Knitting Needles. 1 pair No. 1 Ivory Needles.

### DIRECTIONS

For Back—Cast on 77 sts. with gr. fl., pl. k. 1 rd., k. 3, p. 2 to end of r., turn, p. 3, k. 2 to end of r.; fol. this patt. on 8 rs. with gr., 4 rs. wh. llama y., 6 rs. gr., 4 rs. wh., 40 rs. gr., no inc. or dcr. to w. l., 3 rds. pl. k., 12 rs. k. and p. patt., 3 k., 2 p. on one side, 2 k., 3 p. on other side, carefully wk. so as to have all upward rs. exactly above e. other all through wk. when finished. From w. l. inc. 1 st. e. 10th r. to armhole, fol. patt. of 3 pl. k. rds. after e. 12 rs. of k. and p. patt. throughout, excepting from w. l. to lower edge. 3 grps. of pl. k. rds. to armhole and 2 grps. of patt., now dcr. 1 st. e. 4th r. to shoulder, in all, 6 grps. of pl. k. rds. and 5 patt., from w. l., k. patt. on 24 sts., bind off 16 sts., patt. on last 24 sts., wk. back to neck, transfer 1st 24 sts. on ex. n., wk. 4 rs. no inc. at fr. edge, and 12 rs. no inc. on armhole side, on neck curve inc. 1 st. e. 4th r. 12 times, and 1 st. e. other r. 8 times, always fol. patt., from here dcr. 1 st. e. other r. 12 times to form sharp pt. for double breasted effect near w. l., then continue to dcr. if more slant is desired, then straight to lower edge. On arm side after the 12 rs. no inc., inc. 1 st. e. 4th r. 8 times, 3 rs. no inc., dcr. 1 st. to w. l. e. 10th r. from w. l. to lower edge, inc. 1 st. e. 10th r., matching patt. of back, with wh. bor. stripes. Copy dir. on 2d fr. correctly.

For Edges—With gr. y. pick up sts. around 2 fronts and neck on the No. 1 k. ns., very closely pl. k. 1 rd., attach wh. llama y., k. 1, p. 1 back and forth on 2 rs., bind off, then tip with gr. ch. and sl. st. cro. and be sure to widen e. r. of wk. at pts. in fr. to accentuate them, pick up all sts. around armhole very closely also, with gr. pl. k. 1 rd., wk. 2 rs. k. and p. like fr. edges 66on fine ns., tip with the gr., copy on opposite armhole, sew seams neatly together, tip lower edge of vest also with gr. in same manner (ch. and sl. st.), wk. 2 buttonholes, 1 at pt., 1 3 in. below, by cro. 3 ch. at start, tack about ⅝ in. below, wk. s. c. back to make firm buttonhole, sew buttons to meet in correct positions.

For Belt—Cast on 20 sts., wk. k. 1. p. 1 patt. on No. 4 k. ns., wk. 10 rs. gr., 2 rs. wh., 4 rs. gr., 2 rs. wh., 4 rs. gr., 2 rs. wh., 16 rs. gr., repeat these dir. along full length of belt, which should have 10 sections of patt. or more if not long enough. Make 2 pretty pompom balls, attach to 9 in. cord, draw through all sts. at e. end of belt, fasten 2d end of cord to ball also, sew center of belt to center back at w. l., tie in fr. or on side lightly.

## Sleeveless “Pansy” Sport Coat of Utopia Shetland Floss and White Llama Yarn, No. 585

Model No. 585

### MATERIALS

7 skeins Raisin Color Shetland Floss. 1½ balls White Llama Yarn. No. 7 and No. 4 Amber Knitting Needles. ½ dozen Fancy Buttons.

### DIRECTIONS

For Back—With raisin col. fl. cast on 75 sts., pl. k. 1 rd., for patt. wk. 1 r. k. 1, p. 1 st., pl. k. 1 r., and wk. 12 rs. of this patt., for bor. use barley-corn st. for right side, there should be 12 rs. of barley-corn, which really means 24 rs. in bor. Now wk. 8 rs. k. 1, p. 1 st., 1 rd. pl. k., this constitutes 1 section, dcr. 1 st. e. end of n. on e. pl. k. rd. of e. section 4 times, there should be five sections so far, 2 sections no inc. to indicate w. l., then inc. 1 st. e. end of n. e. 4th r. on 3 sections to long armhole, 3 sections no inc. to shoulder, k. off 24 sts., bind off 14 sts., k. last 24 sts., pl. k. rd. is top of shoulder, 3 sections no inc. on arm side, inc. 1 st. e. 4th r. on neck curve to w. l. on arm side, then inc. 1 st. e. 4th r. on fol. 4 sections, as fr. has 1 sec. more than back for armhole, then no inc. or dcr. on 2 w. l. secs., now inc. 1 st. e. 4th r. to border to have more width for fr., copy patt. of bor. to edge, bind off., foll. dir. exactly for opposite fr., sew seams perfectly matched, after making small bor. on armhole, picking up sts. closely, wk. 1 rd. pl. k., 2 rs. wh. k. 1, p. 1 patt., 1 rd. raisin col., tip with small scallop of same shade.

For Belt—Cast on 18 sts., wk. 3 separate strips of 5 sections each with the pur. y., 10 rs. patt. 1 rd. pl. k. for e. section of belt, 2 of the pieces should have wk. graduated to a pt. at 1 end, this to lap over to center back and tacked to position with pretty button, and front ends close with 3 buttons and cro. loops, after placing in position 2 inches beyond fr. edge to leave open sp. all the way down fr.

For Revere Collar—Cast on 20 sts. on fine ns. with wh. llama y., wk. 8 rs. of k. 1, p. 1 patt., 1 rd. of pur. y. (2 pl. k. rs. 1 rd.), 8 rs. wh. patt., and so on to have 6 sections no inc., then inc. 1 st. in e. pur. rd. on outside edge of e. sec. to center back of collar, 16 secs. or as many as required to go easily around one-half of coat. At center wk. only 12 sts. wh. on last r. of center sec., 1 rd. pur., 1 rd. wh., add enough sts. to match 1st half, copy exactly for opposite fr., place center to center at neck, both garment and coll. on wrong side, sew firmly but lightly together, roll back over fronts, tack occasionally, leaving sp. open for belt to pass through at w. l., finish armholes and collar with pur. scallop of 1 s. c., 3 ch., 1 s. c. in e. 3d st. all around edge, and lower edge of coat with ch. and sl. st. finish, 1 button is for back of collar at intersection.

This makes a lovely sport coat for all seasons.

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## “Princeton” or “Tiger-Lily” Golf Vest, Burnt Orange Utopia Cymar Yarn and Black Shetland Floss, No. 584

Model No. 584

### MATERIALS

4 balls Burnt Orange Cymar Yarn. 1½ skeins Black Shetland Floss. 1 pair No. 7 Amber Knitting Needles. 1 pair No. 4 Amber Knitting Needles. 1 dozen Jet Buttons.

Abbreviation—B. Or., Burnt Orange.

### DIRECTIONS

With B. Or. on No. 7 ns. cast on 35 sts., k. back 1 r., then for patt. k. 1, p. 1 st., wk. 20 rs. for ½ peplum, br. off thread, cast on 35 sts. once more on same n., wk. 20 rs. patt., now 4 rs. on the 70 sts., attach blk., pl. k. 1 rd., 2 rs. Or. patt., 1 rd. blk., 4 rs. patt., 1 rd. blk., 2 rs. patt., 1 rd. blk. (all rds. of course mean pl. k.), wk. patt. to armhole with B. Or., inc. 1 st. e. 6th r. at e. end of n. 5 times, there should be about 9 ins. to armhole from belt or w. l., dcr. 1 st. e. other r. e. end of n. 5 times, wk. 20 rs. patt. with no inc. to shoulder, wk. 28 sts., bind off 14 sts., k. last 28 sts. forward and back, transfer 1st 28 to ex. n., attach blk. fl., wk. 1 rd. on the 28 sts., 2 rs. patt. with B. Or., 1 rd. blk., 2 rs. patt., 1 rd. blk., 2 rs. patt., 1 rd. blk., this gives yoke effect, 4 rds. blk., 3 str. Or., now wk. patt. with Or., 24 rs., inc. 1 st. e. other r. toward fr. edge for neck curve, no inc. on arm side until 25th r., then inc. 1 st. e. other r. 5 times, on 26th r. of fr. from neck curve pl. k. 6 sts. to form button and buttonhole band to lower edge of vest, dcr. 1 st. e. 6th r. on seam side to w. l., copy belt effect to match back, with blk. and Or., then 4 rs. patt. no inc., dcr. 1 st. e. other r. on fr. edge from here on, and inc. 1 st. e. 6th r. on seam, wk. 30 rs. from last r. blk. This gives a cutaway effect to vest. Bind off 8 sts. on e. end of last r., wk. 14 rs. on the 24 remaining sts. between them, turn up over vest fr. for pocket before working bor. of 1 rd. blk., 2 rs. patt., 1 rd. blk., two rs. patt., bind off, copy dir. perfectly for opposite fr. pick up sts. closely around armhole with blk. on No. 4 ns., wk. bor. like pocket, tip with blk. 2 ch. and sl. st. finish, trim opposite armhole exactly like it, pick up sts. around neck curve very closely with blk. on No. 4 ns. from wrong side of wk., pl. k. 1 rd., then wk. whole collar of blk., k. 1, p. 1 patt., dcr. 1 st. e. end of n. to any depth desired, then pick up all sts. on either side of last r., wk. 1 pl. k. rd. of the blk., trim with bor. like armholes, only have 3 rs. of B. Or. instead of 2 before blk. 2 ch. and sl. st. fin., inc. 1 st. e. r. at e. end of corners, tip all around vest with blk. 2 ch. and sl. st. edge, wk. 5 buttonholes on right fr., sew buttons to position, trim ends of collar and pockets with buttons, also at center back over peplum ends.

This makes a stunningly stylish vest if correctly carried out.

## Utopia Ladies’ Sport Sweater No. 907

See Illustration, Page 68

Model No. 907

### MATERIALS

5 balls Gray Cymar Utopia Yarn. 5 balls Pink Cymar Utopia Yarn. 1 pair Amber Knitting Needles, No. 5.

Note—This sweater is knitted with two threads of yarn, one Gray, one Pink.

### DIRECTIONS

Back—Cast on 100 sts.

Increase 1 st. at neck end every other row until 16 sts. have been added on. Now add 6 sts. at neck end all at one time. Knit 8 rows or 4 ribs. * Decrease 1 st. at neck end of sweater. Knit 8 rows. Repeat from * until there are 25 ribs for shoulder or 5 inches.

68Bind off 30 sts. for armhole, knit for 10 ribs, on next row add on 30 sts. at the top end, knit 4 ribs, * increase 1 st. on next row, knit 4 ribs, repeat from * until there are 25 ribs across shoulder, knit 12 ribs even. This finishes one-half of sweater. Reverse directions for the other half of sweater.

Sleeves—Cast on 12 sts., add on 4 sts. at wrist end and 1 st. at top end every other row for 12 times, then stop increasing at the wrist, but continue to increase at top 10 times more. Sleeve should measure about 22 inches for length.

Knit 16 ribs even, decrease 1 st. at top every other row 12 times. Now start and decrease 1 st. at top and bind off 4 sts. at bottom every other row 12 times. Bind off remaining sts.

Cuffs—Pick up sts. with two threads of gray wool, 1 st. between each rib at wrist, knit about 4 inches, bind off, sew up sleeve, and turn back cuff.

Bands—With two threads of gray wool cast on 12 sts., knit 4 ribs and in next row make buttonhole as follows: K. 3 sts., bind off 6 sts., k. 3 sts., turn, k. 3 sts., cast on 6 sts., k. 3 sts. This makes the buttonhole. Make buttonholes about 4 inches apart. Knit band to fit sweater.

Omit buttonholes on left sidepiece.

Belt—With two threads of gray wool cast on 2 sts., increase 1 st. in beginning of each row until there are 18 sts. Knit even for 10 inches, decrease 1 st. in beginning of each row until 2 sts. remain, cast off.

Straps for Belt—With two threads of gray wool cast on 10 sts., knit even for 10 inches, bind off two pieces like this. Sew under points of belt and trim with a button.

Pockets—Two threads of gray wool, cast on 24 sts., knit a square piece, bind off, pick up stitches on top end, having ribs run the same as sweater, and knit 4 ribs.

Decrease 1 st. at each end of needle every other row until 1 st. remains, cast off, fasten point back with button.

Collar—With two threads of gray wool cast on 7 sts., increase 1 st. every other row at 1 end only until there are 30 sts. on needle. Knit even until collar fits across neck to the other side, then decrease 1 st. every other row until there are 7 sts left. Bind off, sew straight side to sweater.

Buttons—With one thread of gray and one of pink ch. 3 sts., turn, skip 1 st. 1 s. c. in next st.

* 1 s. c. in st., 2 s. c. in next st., repeat from * until work is large enough to cover mould, slip in mould and draw together. Leave enough thread to sew on with.

## Ladies’ Utopia Shawl Sweater No. 806

Sizes 40–42
See Illustration, Page 69

Model No. 806

### MATERIALS

4 balls Robins Egg Utopia Cymar Yarn. 4 balls Shadow Lawn Utopia Cymar Yarn. 1 ball Golden Brown Llama Wool. For Daisies take Yellow and Dark Brown. For Leaves, Dark Green. 1 pair Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 6. 1 Crochet Hook, No. 3.

Model No. 806

### DIRECTIONS

With two threads, blue and green, cast on 50 sts. (9½ inches), k. 2 ridges.

First Row—K.

Second Row—P.

Third Row—K.

Fourth Row—P.

Repeat these four rows until there are 7 inches for pockets; k. in ridges 12 inches, increase first st. on side seam every 10th row until there are 65 sts. on needle; k. in ridges 9 inches up to shoulder; k. other front up to shoulder to correspond. Cast on 20 sts. for 69back of neck, k. 65 sts. of other front on same needle, having 150 sts. on needle for back; k. in ridges 6 inches, decrease side seam every fourth row until there are 105 sts. on needle; k. in ridges 5 more inches, bind off loosely. With golden brown and crochet hook No. 3 turn up the 7 inches for pockets, crochet together with 1 s. c. in every st.; with s. c. crochet 2 rows all around front, sleeves, side seam up to waistline and back.

Belt—With blue and green cast on 12 sts., k. in ridges 63 inches. Crochet with golden brown s. c. all around in every st.

Daisies—With yellow ch. 6 sts., join with a sl. st. to form a ring, * ch. 9 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 1 s. c., 1 h. d. c., 4 d. c., 1 h. d. c., 1 s. c. on the 9 ch. sts., 1 s. c. in ring, repeat from * 7 times, break off wool. Fill center with French knots, dark brown.

Leaves—With dark green wool ch. 14 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 1 s. c. in each of 2 ch. sts., 1 h. d. c. in next st., 1 d. c. in each of 7 sts., 1 h. d. c. in st., 1 s. c. in each of 2 sts., * ch. 1, repeat from *. Make 5 leaves with ch. sts. between.

## Ladies’ Utopia Crocheted Hat No. 100

Model No. 100

### MATERIALS

1 ball Robins Egg Utopia Cymar Yarn. 1 ball Shadow Lawn Green Utopia Cymar Yarn. ¼ skein Golden Brown Utopia Llama Wool. For Daisies take Yellow Wool. For Leaves take Dark Green. 1 Crochet Hook, No. 5. Poke Bonnet Buckram Frame.

### DIRECTIONS

Crown—Ch. 6, turn, 1 s. c. in next 5 sts., 2 s. c. in next st., 1 s. c. in next 5 sts.

Three rows increase 2 s. c. in every 5th st.

Four rows increase 2 s. c. in every 6th st.

Five rows increase 2 s. c. in every 7th st.

Eight rows increase 2 s. c. in every 8th st.

Eighteen rows plain s. c.

Every fourth row take back thread to form ridge.

Brim—Raise 1 st. through each of the 5 successive sts., holding all the loops on the needle and closing the cluster with 1 ch.; repeat to end of row.

70Second row and all succeeding rows * draw up a loop from last ch., another from back of the loop of last st. and 1 through each of the next 2 sts., draw a loop through all the loops on the hook together and close with 1 ch., repeat from *. After the second row increase every 5th star by making 1 additional star of 4 loops. The last loop of star being raised in the same place as the last loop of the star just made; the last two rows change to golden brown.

Inside of Brim—Ch. 120 sts., 2 rows s. c., skip 9 s. c. in back for 3 rows, next 4 rows increase every 11th st., 2 s. c. towards the front of brim all around to back crochet 15 rows for front and 8 rows for back of brim, taking back thread every 4th row to form ridge. Sew under and top part of brim together.

Cord—For making cord take 7 threads. Length of thread must be twice the measurement around hat. Put 7 threads on hook and pull and twist at the same time as tight as possible. Put end which you held on finger on hook and the threads will twist, making a heavy cord.

Daisies—With yellow wool ch. 6 sts., join with a sl. st. to form a ring, * ch. 9 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 1 s. c., 1 h. d. c., 4 d. c., 1 h. d. c., 1 s. c. on the 9 ch. sts., 1 s. c. in ring, repeat from * 7 times, break off wool. Fill center with French knots, dark brown.

Leaves—With dark green ch. 14 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 1 s. c. in each of 2 ch. sts., 1 h. d. c. in next st., 1 d. c. in each of 7 sts., 1 h. d. c. in st., 1 s. c. in each of 2 sts., * ch. 1, repeat from * backwards in the same 14 sts. Make 6 leaves, crochet together with ch.

### FOR EVERY YARN USER

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## Ladies’ “Pansy” Hat Crocheted of Gray Utopia Alpaca and Gray and Lavender Chenille, No. 578

See Illustration, Page 71

Model No. 578

### MATERIALS

3 balls Gray Alpaca Yarn. About 1 skein of various colors Shetland Floss. 3 skeins Dark Green Chenille. 2 skeins Purple Chenille. Round sailor hat shape and green satin lining. Crochet Hook No. 4.

### DIRECTIONS

For top of hat (crown)—With gr. y. ch. 14 sts., wk. all around ch. with triple cro., made short to give twisted effect, inc. in e. end to have 5 sts., wk. 3 in center and 2 on either side of it, 9 single sts. on e. side, makes 28 sts. all around. Second row, popcorn 71st., and for inc. wk. 4 ch. and 1 s. c. in same sp., 1 s. c. in next st., and so on to circle the r., close e. r. with tight sl. st. Third row, tr. cro., no inc. Fourth row, popcorn st., as described. Fifth row, like third. Sixth row, like fourth, but popcorn is closed in st. next to it with s. c., not in same space, as no inc. is needed on fol. 5 popcorn rs. and 6 tr. cro. rs. 2 s. c. between e. popcorn.

For Brim—Inc. on 6th popcorn r. in same manner as top of crown, wk. to edge fol. patt., inc. as required for frame used. For under brim, ch. cir. as large as head size of hat, wk. outward to edge. 1 r. pl. d. c., 1 r. s. c. with No. 4 gr. chenille, re. pl. d. c. and chenille s. c. rs. to edge., inc. as needed, sew firmly over outer edge, dr. complete hat over frame smoothly, first finish last r. with che. (che.: chenille) s. c., sew over under brim closely, tack around lower part of crown.

For Trim—Wk. several different colored pansies and leaves and dispose around hat according to taste.

For Pansies—Ch. 3 for sm. cir., cro. 3 ch. st. lps. into it, wk. 7 d. c. shells into e., then 2 4-ch. lps. back of these, wk. 9 d. c. in e., turn, cro. 1 h. d. c. in e. st. of last 2 petals to enlarge, tip all 5 with lav. che. No. 2, wk. yel. centers of ch. st. E. pansy may be made with 2 col. of Shetland Floss.

## Oversea Cap No. 836

Model No. 836

### MATERIALS

1 hank Utopia Scotch Heather Knitting Yarn. 2 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 4. 1 pair of Steel Needles, No. 5. 1 Crochet Hook No. 3.

### DIRECTIONS

Cast on 20 sts., k. 1 row, k. in ridges for crown, increase 1 st. at each end of needle every other row until there are 46 sts. on needle; for back increase 1 st. every other row until there are 50 sts. on needle. K. 1 row, p. 1 row, k. 1 row, decrease at back 1 st. every other row until there are 46 sts. on needle, then decrease 1 st. on both ends of needle every other row until there are 20 sts. left, bind off. On 3 needles pick up 36 sts. around crown, having 108 sts. on needles, k. 4 inches, take 54 sts. on one needle from half of front to half of back, k. in ridges, after 7 ridges decrease 1 st. at both ends of needle every row until there are 24 sts. on needle, bind off. Other side to correspond. Turn up both sides.

With crochet hook No. 3 crochet 1 s. c. in every st. around sides of cap.

Crochet 2 buttons. Sew on front of cap.

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## Utopia Cape Sweater with Large Angora Collar and Belt No. 821

Model No. 821

### MATERIALS

7 balls Angora (White) Utopia Shetland Floss. 7 skeins Turquoise (Blue) Utopia Shetland Floss. 1 pair of Knitting Needles, No. 6. 1 Crochet Hook, No. 2.

### DIRECTIONS

Back—With blue cast on 4 sts., increase 1 st. at each end of every row until there are 168 sts. on needle, k. 3½ inches. On separate needle for right end k. 41 sts., also 41 sts. from left end on separate needle, having 84 sts. for center, k. center: first row, k. 3, p. 3, repeat to end of row; second row, p. 3, k. 3, repeat to end of row; repeat these 2 rows alternately until there are 2½ inches, keep the 84 sts. on needle, k. 41 sts. of right side 2½ inches, also 41 sts. of left side 2½ inches, place all sts.—41, 84 and 41—on one needle, which gives 168 sts. again, this forms the opening for the belt. K., increase 1 st. at each end of every ridge until there are 200 sts. on needle k. 13 inches, k. 90 sts. on spare needle, bind off 20 sts. for neck and on other 90 sts. k. 14 inches. On spare needle k. 42 sts. from left side and the following 48 sts., first row k. 3, p. 3, repeat to end of row; second row p. 3, k. 3, repeat to end of row, repeat these 2 rows alternately until there are 2½ inches, the 42 sts. on spare needle k. also 2½ inches, put the 42 sts. and the 48 sts. on one needle, having 90 sts. on needle, k. 3½ inches, decrease 1st st. at left end of every row, coming to a point of center front until there are 45 sts. left, bind off, k. other front to correspond.

Collar—With white cast on 14 sts., increase 1 st. at each end of every row until 130 sts. on needle, k. 7 inches altogether, k. 57 sts. on spare needle, bind off 16 sts. for neck, and on other 57 sts. k. in ridges, decrease 1 st. every ridge towards neck until 3 sts. are left, bind off; other side to correspond.

Belt—With white cast on 10 sts. (about 2½ inches), k. 32 inches, making buttonhole at point.

Button—Make 1 button, sew on point of belt.

Crochet 1 s. c. in every st. for 2 rows around sweater.

## Ladies’ Utopia Cape Sweater With Vest and Belt, No. 822

See Illustrations, Page 73

Model No. 822

### MATERIALS

15 skeins Rose Bengal 3606 (Pink) Utopia Germantown. 2 skeins Old Blue 3705 (Blue) Utopia Germantown. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 6. 4 pairs of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 4. 1 Crochet Hook, No. 2.

### DIRECTIONS

Center Back—With pink and knitting needle No. 6 cast on 140 sts. (27 inches), k. 13 ridges, at neck increase 1 st. every 6th row until you have added 6 sts., then increase 1 st. every other row, k. 25 ridges at bottom of cape, decrease 1 st. every 10th row, k. 54 ridges (14½ inches), having 183 73sts. on needle. On separate needle, starting from the front, k. 49 sts., and on the other 134 sts. k. 19 ridges, decreasing 1 st. every 4th row, k. 59 ridges, decreasing 1 st. every other row, k. 6 ridges, decreasing 1 st. every row, having 163 ridges from the start; on other 49 sts. add 6 sts. towards the under-arm, k. 85 ridges, making buttonhole every 10th ridge from the top on the right side, 8 buttonholes altogether. With blue and knitting needle No. 4 k. a strip 1½ inches wide and 27 inches long). Baste strip on wrong side of cape in the back, showing ½ inch of blue on the right side. Sew on with a blue ch. st. With pink and crochet hook make 5 rows of half sts. around the neck and 1 row down each front. With pink and 4 extra needles, No. 4, pick up sts. on the bottom of cape (in each rib and between ribs), having 640 sts. on needles. K. 3 ridges pink, 1 blue, 3 pink, 1 blue, 3 pink, bind off loosely. With blue and crochet hook make 1 row of half sts. on inner edge of vest and cape, under-lap the 6 sts. on vest, and finish with a blue button.

Collar—With pink and knitting needle No. 4 cast on 90 sts., k. 24 ridges, increasing 1 st. every other row at each end. With 4 spare needles take up the sts. on each side of collar and each half of back, having 24 sts. on each side needle and 45 sts. on each back needle, increase last st. on each needle and first st. on next needle on each row; k. 4 pink rows, 1 blue, 3 pink, 1 blue, 3 pink, bind off loosely. Make a tassel of blue, sew on point in back of collar.

Belt—With pink and knitting needle No. 4 cast on 200 sts., k. 3 ridges pink, 1 blue, 3 pink, 1 blue, 3 pink, make buttonhole in 2d ridge of center pink, bind off loosely. Make 11 blue buttons.

## Ladies’ Negligee Slippers of Pink Utopia Germantown Yarn and White Yarn, No. 560

Model No. 560

### MATERIALS

1½ skeins Pink Germantown. ¼ skein White Germantown Yarn. About 15 Pearl beads. Amber Crochet Hook, No. 4.

### DIRECTIONS

With pk. y. ch. 12, wk. 8 stk. sts. on 1 side of ch., 7 on other side of ch., turn, wk. as before, inc. 1 stk. st. in cen. of e. r., wk. 17 rs. back and forth, inc. 1 in e. cen. stk. st., to have 12 sts. to cen. on 17th r. Begin with 8 stk. sts. for 1st side, wk. 3 rs., inc. 1 st. e. other r. on top edge of slipper for higher back to 15th r., break off y., copy directions on opposite side, leaving 5 stk. sts. on toe vamp, wk. to 15 rs., cro. 74back seam together with ch. and sl. st., wk. 1 r. of cord sps., 1 d. c. and 1 ch. in e. other st. all around top of slipper, turn, from wrong side wk. 3 rs. of loop sts., 1 r. above the other, winding wh. y. 3 times over finger to have nice full ruching, finish with small scallop of pk. y., 3 ch. and 1 d. c. to fasten down with tight sl. st., cro. wh. cord, draw through ribbon sps., attach small pk. tassels to e. end, wk. a flat rose of 5 petals with wh. y., edge pk., sew pearl beads or French knots to cen., place in desired position on toe, sew firmly. Sew carefully to No. 6 Madonna wool soles, either on outside edge or inside, turning slipper over sole from toe end.

## Ladies’ Chest Protector

See Illustration, Page 74

Model No. 858

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### MATERIALS

3½ balls Utopia Shetland Floss. 1 Crochet Hook, No. 3. 1 Crochet Hook, No. 1.

### DIRECTIONS

Chain 3, 3 h. d. c. in ch., wk. h. d. c. on every row, increase 1 st. at each end of row until there are 29 h. d. c. to row, work 1 more point the same way. On 15th row work 29 h. d. c., ch. 7, work 29 h. d. c. on other point, then work 65 h. d. c. across the row, work 14 rows with large hook and 8 rows with finer hook, with the large hook work 54 rows more.

Next Row—Work 30 h. d. c., turn, work another row of 30 h. d. c., decrease 1 st. at each row for next 8 rows, this will shape neck, then work 24 rows of 18 h. d. c. to row, increase 1 st. at neck every third row, and decrease at other side to have 18 h. d. c. each row. At 21st row work in 2 buttonholes.

Skip 5 h. d. c. at front for neck, and on the 30 h. d. c. work other side the same.

Belt—Ch. 5, work 5 h. d. c. to row to length required, work 1 buttonhole at end.

Buttons—Ch. 3, join, work 10 d. c. in ring, sew over mould and fasten to vest. Six buttons at front, work 2 buttons at back of neck and 2 for belt, 1 at each side.

## Ladies’ Slumber Boots of White Utopia Germantown Yarn and Blue Shetland Floss, No. 569

Model No. 569

### MATERIALS

¼ less than full skein of Germantown Yarn and 2 skeins Blue Shetland Floss. 1 Crochet Hook, No. 4. (Floss to be used double.)

### DIRECTIONS

With wh. y. ch. 7, wk. 6 h. d. c. on 1 side of ch. sts., 3 h. d. c. in last ch., 6 h. d. c. on ch. opposite 6 sts., turn; 2d row, wk. same st. through e. preceding st., with 3 sts. in center for inc.; 3d r., attach 2 threads of bl. y., wk. 1 r. s. c. in e. st., inc. in center st. as before, turn, wk. 2d r. bl. in back ½ of top ch. in preceding r. of sts., to make rd., no inc. in this r., attach wh. y., wk. 2 rs. h. d. c., inc. in center st. on e. r., re. directions for bl., and alternate the bl. and wh. stripes (inc. in both rs. of wh. wk. and on 1 r. of bl.) to have 5 wh. and 5 bl. sections to vamp end, 6th gr. of wh., wk. to center st., ch. 24, wk. back h. d. c. straight along to sole edge, now alternate bl. and wh. patt. on 46 sts. to have 6 rds. bl., 7 grs. wh., 1 r. of last gr. wh. on 46 sts., 1 r. 22 sts. Join to vamp on inside of wk. with sl. sts. for neat seam, trim boot with bl. scallop of 5 st. shells on top and fr. edges, tip with wh. y., close fr. edges on right side with ch. and sl. st. for pretty finish on seam, make furry balls of bl. y., ch. ¼ yd. of wh. to e., sew 2 to top of boot and 2 at ankle.

For Sole—Wk. 12 d. c. exactly at center back, cro. 12 rs. back and forth, dcr. 1 st. e. end of r. on 5 rs. to shape toe, fit sole carefully to boot top, cro. together on right side with ch. and sl. st. all around, even through back sts. Turn s. c. back over edges to show attractively, copy 2d boot carefully and tack pair together.

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## Girls’ Socks No. 856

Model No. 856

### MATERIALS

4 balls Utopia Scotch Heather. ½ ball Red, same material. 5 Steel Knitting Needles, No. 8.

### DIRECTIONS

With red cast on 96 sts., 24 sts. on each of 4 needles, k. 1 row.

First, Second, Third and Fourth Round—K. 4, p. 4.

Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Rounds—P. 4, k. 4.

Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth Rounds—K. 4, p. 4.

Thirteenth Round—P.

Fourteenth Round—K. 2 sts. together, * throw thread over needle, k. 2 sts. together, repeat from * all around.

Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth and Eighteenth Rounds—Change to brown, k. 4, p. 4.

Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twenty-first and Twenty-second Rounds—P. 4, k. 4.

Twenty-third, Twenty-fourth, Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Rounds—K. 4, p. 4.

Twenty-seventh Round—P.

Twenty-eighth Round—K. 2 sts. together, * over, k. 2 sts. together, repeat from * all around.

Twenty-ninth Round—P.

Thirtieth, Thirty-first, Thirty-second and Thirty-third Rounds—Change to red, k. 4, p. 4.

Thirty-fourth, Thirty-fifth, Thirty-sixth and Thirty-seventh Rounds—P. 4, k. 4.

Thirty-eighth, Thirty-ninth, Fortieth and Forty-first Rounds—K. 4, p. 4.

K. 4 rounds. Change to brown, k. 2, p. 2, for 4 inches, start pattern for leg, p. 5, k. 1.

Second Round—K.

Third Round—P. 5, k. 1, repeat these two rows alternately for pattern to heel, after knitting 4 inches of pattern decrease on 1st needle, p. 1 for seam k. 1, k. 2 together, k. around to last 3 sts. on 4th needle, slip 1 st., k. 1, draw slip st. over k. st., k. 1, decrease in this way every 7th row for 10 times.

K. pattern until leg measures 10 inches.

Heel—Take 36 sts. on 1 needle for heel, having 20 sts. on each of two needles for instep; on the 36 sts. for heel, k. 1 row.

P. 1 row alternately for 30 rows, always slip 1st st., turn heel as follows:

P. 20 sts., p. 2 sts. together, p. 1, turn, slip 1, k. 4, k. 2 together, k. 1, turn, slip 1, p. 5, p. 2 together, p. 1, turn, slip 1, k. 6, k. 2 together k. 1, turn, continue working in this way toward sides of the heel, decreasing every row until all sts. are worked up, having 20 sts. on needle.

Pick up and k. 15 sts. on left side of heel, k. the 2 instep needles with same pattern as on leg, pick up and k. 15 sts. on right side of heel, divide the heel sts. on 2 needles, 25 sts. on each, k. 1 round, continue with pattern on the two instep needles, then decrease, k. to the last 3 sts. on 1st needle, k. 2 together, k. 1, k. across instep, on last 77needle k. 1, slip 1, k. 1, draw slip st. over k. st., decrease in this way every 2nd round until there are 16 sts. left on each heel needle, k. these 2 needles and the two instep needles with pattern until foot measures 6 inches from heel. Toe, k. to the last 3 sts. on 1st. needle k. 2 together, k. 1, on next needle, k. 1, slip 1, k. 1, draw the slip st. over k. st., k. to end.

Third needle same as first needle.

Fourth needle same as second needle; repeat this, narrowing every other row until there are 8 sts. left, put 4 sts. on each of 2 needles, and sew together with joining st.

## Girls’ Sweater No. 833

6–8-year Size

Model No. 833 Sweater

### MATERIALS

7 skeins Pink Utopia Germantown. 2 skeins White Utopia Pompadour Wool. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 6. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 4. 1 pair of Steel, No. 3. 1 Crochet Hook, No. 3.

This sweater is k. in Percale st.

### DIRECTIONS

Skirt—Cast on 220 sts.

First Row—K. 1 row.

Second Row—K. 9 sts., throw thread over needle, slip 1 st., k. 2 sts. together, repeat to end of row, k. last 9 sts., continue this pattern for 17 inches.

K. 1 row, k. 20 sts., k. 2 sts. together 15 times, k. 25 sts. k. 2 sts. together 35 times, k. 25 sts. k. 2 sts. together 15 times, k. 20 sts., bind off.

Back—With ivory knitting needle No. 4 cast on 65 sts., k. in ridges for 3 inches, cast on 65 sts. for sleeve, k. across, cast on 65 sts. for other sleeve, k. in ridges for 5 inches. On separate needle k. 89 sts., bind off 18 sts. for neck and on other 89 sts. k. over shoulder, front and sleeve after the following directions and the other side to correspond. K. 4 ridges, cast on 20 sts. for front of neck, having 109 sts. on needle, k. until sleeve measures 10 inches, bind off 65 sts. for sleeve, k. 3 inches until side seam has same length as back, bind off 23 sts. and on other 16 sts. k. down front panel for 17 inches, bind off.

With white and crochet hook No. 3, crochet 1, s. c. all around waist, down front panels and center fronts and side of skirt part. Crochet another row 1 s. c. around waist, then join panel and side of skirt with s. c. Start from waist, crochet 5 s. c., then make first loop, ch. 20, skip 1 st., 1 s. c. in each of the 19 ch. sts., 12 s. c. in next st., repeat loop and s. c. until there are 9 loops. Other side to correspond. For center front, starting at lower part, make 7 s. c., 10 ch. (loop for buttons), skip 4 s. c., going back in 5th st., fasten ch. with 1 s. c., skip 1 st., 1 s. c. in the 9 ch. sts., 12 s. c. in next sts., repeat loop until there are 9 loops up to neck.

Crochet 9 buttons. Sew on left front.

Collar—With ivory knitting needle No. 4 and white cast on 3 sts., k. in ridges, increase 1 st. every other row at outside of collar until there are 30 sts. on needle, k. in ridges for 7 inches, decrease 1 st. every other row outside of collar until there are 3 sts. left, bind off, sew neatly around neck of sweater.

Cuffs—With steel needle No. 3 and pink pick up 56 sts. on right side of sleeve, k. 2, p. 2, for 2 inches, k. in ridges for 2½ inches, bind off loosely.

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## Girls’ Toque Cap No. 834

Model No. 833—Sweater
Model No. 834—Toque

### MATERIALS

1 skein Pink Utopia Germantown. ½ skein White Utopia Germantown. 1 pair of Knitting Needles, No. 6. 1 Crochet Hook, No. 3.

### DIRECTIONS

With pink cast on 100 sts., k. 1 row, throw thread over needle, slip 1 st., k. 2 sts. together, throw thread over needle, slip 1 st., k. 2 sts. together, k. this pattern throughout cap. k. 1 inch, with white k. 1 inch, with pink k. 11 inches.

Next Row—K. 1 st., k. 2 sts. together, repeat to end of row.

Next Row—K. 2 sts. together, bind off, draw cap together at top.

Sew seam together neatly. Turn band up 3 inches.

With white ch. 4, join with s. c., 2 d. c. in every ch. st.

Next Row—1 d. c., 2 d. c. in each st., repeat to end of row.

Next Row—1 d. c. in each of first 3 sts., 2 d. c. in next st., repeat to end of row.

In each s. c. knot 2 threads for fringe. Cut thread 5 inches long. Sew on top of opening.

Button—With white ch. 3, skip 1 st., next st. 6 s. c.

Next Row—2 s. c. in every st.

Next Row—1 s. c. in st. and 2 s. c. in next st., continue the last row for 2 rows. With red 1 s. c. in next 3 sts., 2 s. c. in next st., repeat this for 3 rows. Sew button on top of cap.

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## Utopia Girls’ 3 Corner Tam-o’Shanter Knitted Cap No. 826

See Illustration, Page 78

Model No. 826—Tam-o’-Shanter
Model No. 827—Scarf

### MATERIALS

1½ skeins Blue Utopia Germantown Wool. 1 skein White Utopia Germantown Wool. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 4. 5 Steel Needles, No. 6. 1 Crochet Hook, No. 2.

### DIRECTIONS

With blue cast on 63 sts., k. 54 ridges (9½ inches), decrease 1 st. at left corner, k. 4 rows, decrease 1 st., k. 3 rows, decrease 1 st., k. 2 rows, decrease 1 st., k. 1 row, decrease 1 st., k. 2 rows, decrease 1 st., k. 3 rows, decrease 1 st., k. 4 rows, decrease 1 st., altogether 63 ridges, bind off loosely. With white cast on 63 sts., k. 15 ridges, on separate needle k. 24 sts., bind off 20 sts., and on the other 24 sts. k. in ridges, decrease 1 st. at circle every other row until there are 15 sts., k. 20 ridges, increase 1 st. every other row at circle until there are 24 sts., k. other side to correspond until there are 24 sts. on needle. Cast on 20 sts., then k. 24 sts. from other side on same needle, having 63 sts. on needle. K. in ridges, on left side decrease 1 st., k. 4 rows, decrease 1 st., k. 3 rows, decrease 1 st., k. 2 rows, decrease 1 st., k. 1 row, decrease 1 st., k. 2 rows, decrease 1 st., k. 3 rows, decrease 1 st., k. 4 rows, decrease 1 st., having 63 ridges altogether from start.

Band—With blue and 4 steel needles pick up 120 sts. around circle of cap, k. 1, p. 1, for 2½ inches, bind off loosely. At front of cap bend over corner 4½ inches.

Button—Cover 1 large button, sew on at top corner of hat.

Crochet lower and upper part on 4 sides with s. c., st. together.

## Utopia Child’s Scarf No. 827

See Illustration, Page 78

### MATERIALS

3 skeins Blue Utopia Germantown. ½ skein White Utopia Germantown. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 6.

### DIRECTIONS

Cast on 50 sts., k. in ridges for 3 inches. With white k. 2 rows (1 ridge), throw thread over needle, k. 2 sts. together, throw thread over needle, k. 2 sts. together, repeat to end of row, then k. 1 row, with blue k. 3 ridges, with white k. 1 stripe until there are 4 white stripes with 3 blue ridges between, k. with blue in ridges for 36 inches, then k. same border, 4 white stripes as before.

Finish both ends with a 4-inch fringe. Knot 2 strands into every st.

See Model No. 826

## Utopia Child’s Slip-Over Sweater No. 828

Size 26–27 Chest Measure
See Illustration, Page 80

Model No. 828—Child’s Sweater
Model No. 832—Child’s Cap

### MATERIALS

4 skeins Coral Utopia Shetland Floss. 2 skeins Gray Utopia Shetland Floss. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 4. 1 pair of Steel Needles, No. 6.

### DIRECTIONS

Back—With knitting needles No. 4 and coral cast on 86 sts. (12 inches).

First Row—K. 1 row.

Second Row—K. 1, p. 1, k. 1. p. 1, repeat to end of row, ending row k. 1.

Third Row—P. 1, k. 1, p. 1, k. 1, repeat to end of row, ending row p. 1.

Fourth Row—K. 1, p 1, k. 1, p. 1, repeat to end of row, ending row k. 1.

Fifth Row—P. 1, k. 1. p. 1, k. 1, repeat to end of row, ending row p. 1.

Sixth Row—K. 1, p. 1, k. 1, p. 1, repeat to end of row, ending row k. 1.

Seventh Row—K. 1 row with gray.

Eighth Row—K. 1 row with gray to form ridge.

Repeat these 8 rows throughout sweater, k. same pattern 8 times (7 inches).

Belt—With steel needles and gray k. 1, p. 1, repeat to end of row, ending row k. 1. Next row, p. 1, k. 1, repeat to end of row, ending row p. 1.

Repeat these 2 rows alternately for 4 rows, change to coral 4 rows, change to gray 4 rows, change to coral 10 rows, change to gray 4 rows, change to coral 4 rows, change to gray 4 rows, altogether 3 inches. With ivory knitting needles No. 4 k. same pattern 5 times (4½ inches). With coral cast on 50 sts. for sleeve (7 inches), k. 1 row, cast on 50 sts. for other sleeve, k. same pattern 806 times (5 inches). On separate needle k. 83 sts., bind off 20 sts. for back of neck and on other 83 stitches over shoulder, front and sleeve after the following directions and the other side to correspond. K. pattern 6 more times (5 inches), altogether 10 inches for sleeve, increase 1 st. on front of neck every 4th row, leaving 93 sts. on needle, bind off 50 sts. for sleeve, k. 6 rows more, k. the 43 sts. on a spare needle, k. the other side to correspond. Slip the 43 sts. to the other 43 sts., having 86 sts. on needle. K. same pattern 5 times to belt. K. belt same as back with steel needles. K front same length as side seam on back, bind off.

Cuffs—With gray and steel needles pick up 50 sts. on right side, k. 1, p. 1, for 4 rows, change to coral 4 rows, change to gray 4 rows, change to coral 10 rows, change to gray 4 rows, change to coral 4 rows, change to gray 4 rows. With ivory knitting needles and coral k. 1, p. 1, for 1 inch, k. 5 ridges with gray, bind off loosely.

Collar—With gray cast on 40 sts., k. in ridges for 2 inches. On separate needle k. 20 sts., and on other 20 sts. k. in ridges for 8 inches, k. other side to correspond, join together at back and sew neatly to sweater.

Buttons—Ch. 3 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 6 s. c. in next st. Next row, 2 s. c. in every st., altogether 12 sts. Make 15 buttons without moulds. Sew around collar one inch apart.

## Child’s Cap No. 832

### MATERIALS

1½ skeins Coral Utopia Shetland Floss. 1 skein Gray Utopia Shetland Floss. 2 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 3.

With double thread k. 1, p. 1, throughout cap.

### DIRECTIONS

With gray cast on 90 sts., k. 1, p. 1, for 4 rows, with coral k. 4 rows, with gray k. 4 rows, with coral k. 10 rows, with gray k. 4 rows, with coral k. 4 rows, with gray k. 4 rows; this finishes band; then k. 2 inches. With coral k. 6 rows, with gray k. 1 row, p. 1 row, with coral k. 6 rows, with gray k. 1, p. 1, continue pattern until there are 6 coral stripes (6 inches). With coral bind off 45 sts., with gray k. 1 row, k. the other 45 sts., bind off. Sew cap together, turn down point at each side and fasten with button.

See Model No. 828

## Girls’ Crochet Leggings No. 848

See Illustration, Page 81

Model No. 848

### MATERIALS

2 hanks White Utopia Scotch Knitting Yarn. 1 Crochet Hook, No. 4.

### DIRECTIONS

Ch. 54 sts., turn, 53 s. c. in every ch. st., turn, 53 s. c. in the 53 s. c. of previous row, work 25 rows without turning.

Twenty-sixth Row—12 s. c., 29 h. d. c., thread in front of needle, 12 s. c.

Twenty-seventh Row—10 s. c., 33 h. d. c., 10 s. c.

Twenty-eighth Row—8 s. c., 37 h. d. c., 8 s. c.

Twenty-ninth Row—6 s. c., 41 h. d. c., 6 s. c.

Thirtieth Row—4 s. c., 45 h. d. c., 4 s. c.

Thirty-first Row—2 s. c., 49 h. d. c., 2 s. c.

Thirty-second Row—53 h. d. c. for 12 rows, decrease 1 st. every other row at center back for next 10 rows and decrease 1 st. every row of next 4 rows, having 44 h. d. c., work 19 rows straight, at 78th row increase 811 st. at center front and draw stitch tight at back.

Seventy-ninth Row—Increase 2 sts. at center front and tight at back.

Eightieth Row—Increase 2 sts. at front.

Eighty-first Row—Increase 2 sts. at front and finish with 2 rows of s. c.

## Boy’s Sweater No. 830

6-year size

Model No. 830

### MATERIALS

3½ hanks Utopia Scotch Heather Knitting Yarn. ½ hank Red Utopia Scotch Knitting Yarn. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 4. 1 Crochet Hook, No. 2.

### DIRECTIONS

Back—With khaki and ivory knitting needle No. 4 cast on 71 sts. (14 inches), k. 3 ridges, with red k. 1 ridge, with khaki k. 2 ridges with red, k. 1 ridge with khaki, k. 2 ridges. Next row—K. 5, p. 1, k. 5, p. 1, repeat to end of row. Next row—K. 1, row. Next row—K. 5, p. 1, k. 5, p. 1, repeat to end of row. Next row—K. 1, row. Repeat these last 4 rows alternately throughout sweater, k. 56 ridges (14½ inches). Cast on 60 sts. for sleeve, k. across back, cast on 60 sts. for other sleeve, k. 25 ridges (5 inches). On separate needle k. 82 sts., slip 27 sts. for neck on spare needle to use for collar; on other 82 sts. k. same pattern over shoulder and front, cast on 18 sts. for front of neck, k. 25 ridges (15½ inches), having 100 sts. on needle, bind off 60 sts. for sleeve, k. 10 more ridges; the other 40 sts. slip on separate needle. K. other front to correspond, slip the 40 sts. to the other 40 sts., having 80 sts. on needle, k. front seam same length as back with same border, bind off.

Cuffs—Pick up 40 sts. on right side of sleeve, k. 8 ridges, then k. with red 1 ridge, with khaki 2 ridges, with red 1 ridge, with khaki 3 ridges.

Collar—On the 27 sts. on back of collar pick up 5 sts. on both sides, having 37 sts. 82on needle, k. 13 ridges, with red k. 1 ridge, with khaki k. 3 ridges, with red k. 1 ridge, with khaki k. 3 ridges, with red crochet 1 s. c. in every st. for 2 rows around collar front of neck and 3 inches down front, turn over lap.

Belt—Cast on 12 sts., k. in ridges for 25 inches, make buttonhole in center and 6 ridges apart another buttonhole, decrease 1 st. on both sides of needle every other row until there are 3 sts. left, bind off. With red crochet 1 s. c. in every st. around belt.

Make 3 red buttons; 2 for belt, 1 for front.

Pocket—Cast on 17 sts., k. 13 ridges, with red k. 1 ridge, with khaki k. 2 ridges, with red k. 1 ridge, with khaki k. 2 ridges, bind off. Sew neatly on right side of sweater.

## Boy’s Sweater No. 831

8 to 10 year size

Model No. 831

### MATERIALS

3½ hanks Utopia Scotch Heather Knitting Yarn. ½ hank Green Utopia Scotch Knitting Yarn. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 6. 2 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 3.

### DIRECTIONS

Back—With gray cast on 100 sts., k. 4 ridges or 8 rows. Next row—K. 1 st., throw thread over needle, slip 1 st., k. 2 sts. together, throw thread over needle, slip 1 st., k. 2 sts. together, repeat this pattern (Percale st.) to end of row. Continue Percale st. throughout sweater for 20 inches. On separate needle k. 38 sts., bind off 24 sts. for neck, on other 38 sts. k. over shoulder and front; increase 1 st. at front of neck every other row until 17 sts. have been added, the last 10 sts. k. in ridges for border. On left front make first buttonhole in 4th ridge and 5 inches apart another buttonhole, having 5 buttonholes altogether. Work other front to correspond, without buttonholes. K. side seam same length as back, including 4 ridges.

Sleeve—Cast on 60 sts., k. pattern for 4 inches, decrease 1 st. at each end of needle every 6th row until there are 59 sts. on needle, k. pattern for 12 inches. With No. 3 needle k. 2, p. 2 for 2 inches. K. 12 ridges (2½ inches), with green k. 4 ridges, bind off, turn over for cuff.

Collar—Cast on 3 sts., k. in ridges, increase 1 st. at one side every other row until there are 20 sts. on needle, k. in ridges for 9 inches, decrease 1 st. every other row same as other end until there are 3 sts. left, bind off. With green and 3 needles, No. 3, pick up 20 sts. on slant side on first needle, 45 sts. on 2d needle and 20 sts. on 3d needle, k. 1 row, next row increase first and last st. every other row on the 3 needles until there are 4 ridges, bind off. Sew neatly to sweater.

Pockets—Cast on 23 sts., k. same pattern for 5 inches, k. 4 ridges, with green k. 4 ridges, bind off.

Sew sleeve in coat to seam at under-arm. Sew on 5 buttons.

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## Boy’s Sweater No. 835

Model No. 835

### MATERIALS

4 skeins Utopia Scotch Heather Knitting Yarn. ½ skein Brown Utopia Scotch Knitting Yarn. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 6. 1 Crochet Hook, No. 3.

### DIRECTIONS

Back—Cast on 90 sts., k. 3 ridges, with brown k. 1 ridge, with gray k. 2 ridges, with brown k. 1 ridge, with gray k. 2 ridges, k. 2, p. 1, repeat to end of row, then p. 2, k. 1, repeat to end of row, then p. 1 row, then k. 1 row, repeat these last 4 rows alternately throughout sweater until there are 38 blocks (15 inches). Cast on 75 sts. for sleeve, k. across, cast on 75 sts. for other sleeve, k. same pattern for 10 blocks (5 inches). On separate needle k. 107 sts., leave 25 sts. on separate needle for collar and on other 107 sts. k. over shoulder, front and sleeves after the following directions and the other side to correspond. Cast on 22 sts. at front of neck, k. 1 block, make first buttonhole and 5 blocks apart another buttonhole until there are 3 buttonholes. K. 10 blocks (5 inches) for other half of sleeve, bind off 75 sts. for sleeve; on the other 55 sts. k. 3 more blocks, slip the 55 sts. on a separate needle, k. other side, then slip the 55 sts. to the other 55 sts., having 110 sts. on needle, k. side seam same length as back with same border.

Collar—Pick up 15 sts. on both front sides of neck, slip the 25 sts. to the 15 sts., having 55 sts. on needle, k. 10 ridges, with brown k. 1 ridge, with gray k. 2 ridges, with brown k. 1 ridge, with gray k. 3 ridges.

Cuffs—Pick up 40 sts., k. 6 ridges, with brown k. 1 ridge, with gray k. 2 ridges, with brown k. 1 ridge, with gray k. 3 ridges, bind off.

For Pockets—Cast on 20 sts., k. 22 ridges, with brown k. 1 ridge, with gray decrease 1 st. on both ends of needle every other row, k. 2 ridges, with brown k. 1 ridge, with gray k. 4 ridges, until there are 2 sts. left, bind off.

Buttons—With brown cast on 6 sts., increase 1 st. every other row on both sides until there are 12 sts. on needle, decrease 1 st. every other row on both sides until there are 6 sts. left. Make 7 buttons. Sew 1 to each pocket lap and 3 down front.

With crochet hook crochet 1 s. c. in every st. around collar, cuffs and pockets and down front on buttonhole side.

## Boy’s Scotch Cap No. 837

See Illustration, Page 84

Model No. 837

### MATERIALS

1 hank Gray Utopia Scotch Knitting Yarn. ¼ hank Dark Blue Utopia Scotch Knitting Yarn. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 4. 1 pair of Steel Needles, No. 5. 1 Crochet Hook, No. 3.

### DIRECTIONS

Cast on 20 sts., k. 1 row, k. in ridges for crown, increase 1 st. at each end of needle every other row until there are 46 sts. on needle; for back increase 1 st. every other row until there are 50 sts. on needle. K. 1 row, p. 1 row, k. 1 row, decrease at back 1 st. every other row until there are 46 sts. on needle, then decrease 1 st. on both ends of needle every other row until there are 20 sts. left, bind off. For side cast on 15 sts., k. in ridges, increase 1 st. every 5th row at top until there are 27 sts. on needle, k. 3 ridges straight, decrease 1 st. every 5th row until there are 15 sts. on needle, then increase 1 st. every 5th row until there are 27 sts. on needle, decrease 1 st. every 845th row until there are 15 sts. on needle. Crochet together crown to side with dark blue. Crochet 2 rows s. c. in every st. around top of cap, with gray crochet 1 s. c. in every st. around lower part of cap.

With crochet hook ch. 30 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 1 s. c. in every st., turn, slip the first 3 sts., make 1 s. c. in every st., taking back loop only, leave the last 7 s. c. sts., ch. 5, turn, skip 1 st., 1 s. c. in every st., taking back loop only to end of row, turn, slip 3 sts., 1 s. c. in every st. taking back loop only, leaving 7 s. c., make 5 ch., turn, skip 1 st., 1 s. c. in every st. taking back loop only, turn, slip 3 sts., 1 s. c. in every st., leaving 7 s. c., ch. 5 sts., turn, skip 1 st., 1 s. c. in every st. to end of row. Sew on to side of cap. Sew button at point.

Cast on 5 sts., k. in ridges until about 11 inches, make bow. Sew to back of cap.

## Boy’s Stockings No. 829

Model No. 829

### MATERIALS

2 hanks Gray Utopia Scotch Knitting Yarn. 2 pair of Steel Needles, No. 5.

### DIRECTIONS

Cast on 72 sts., 24 sts. on each of the 3 needles. K. 2, p. 2, for 3 inches.

First and Second Rows—K.

Third and Fourth Rows—P. 2, k. 1.

Repeat these 4 rows 15 times, then decrease 3 sts. always on the same needle, k. 9 blocks, decrease 3 sts., k. 6 blocks, decrease 3 sts., k. 7 blocks, decrease 3 sts., k. 7 blocks. Leg must measure 14 inches.

Heel—Slip 5 sts. from the 2 needles on to the instep needle, having 15 sts. on each of the 2 needles for the heel. Slip 1 st., k. 13 sts., pl. for seam, k. 14 sts., and slip 1 st.

85Second Row—Slip 1 st., k. 13 sts., p. 1 st., k. 14 sts., slip 1 st.

Repeat these 2 rows alternately until there are 2 inches, turn, slip 1 st., p. 17 sts., p. 2 sts. together, p. 1 st., turn work, slip 1 st. k. 5 sts., k. 2 sts. together, k. 1 st., turn, slip 1 st., p. 6 sts., p. 2 sts. together, p. 1 st., turn, slip 1 st., k. 7 sts., k. 2 sts. together, k. 1 st., turn, slip 1 st., p. 8 sts., p. 2 sts. together, p. 1 st., turn, slip 1 st., k. 9 sts., k. 2 sts. together, k. 1 st., turn, slip 1 st., p. 10 sts., p. 2 sts. together, p. 1 st., turn, slip 1 st., k. 11 sts., k. 2 sts. together, k. 1 st., turn, slip 1 st., p. 12 sts., p. 2 sts. together, p. 1 st., turn, slip 1 st., k. 13 sts., k. 2 sts. together, k. 1 st., turn, slip 1 st., p. 15 sts., p. 2 sts. together, p. 1 st., turn, slip 1 st., k. 15 sts., k. 2 sts. together, k. 1 st., pick up and k. 13 sts. on left side of heel, k. across the front, then pick up and k. 13 sts. on right side of heel, divide the 15 sts. on the 2 heel needles, having 20 sts. on one and 21 sts. on the other; k. 2 rounds. On next round k. together the 2 last sts. and the 2 first sts. of the heel needle, decrease in this manner on every 3d round until there are 15 sts. on each needle, k. around for 3 inches.

Toe—K. 6 sts., k. 2 sts. together, repeat all around, k. 6 rounds plain, k. 5 sts., k. 2 sts. together, repeat all around, k. 5 rounds plain, k. 4 sts., k. 2 sts. together, repeat all around, k. 4 rounds plain, k. 3 sts., k. 2 sts. together, repeat all around, k. 3 rounds plain, k. 2 sts., k. 2 sts. together, repeat all around, k. 2 rounds plain, k. 2 sts., k. 2 sts. together, repeat all around, k. 1 round plain. Draw yarn through remaining sts. and fasten on wrong side.

## Boy’s Gloves No. 840

Model No. 840

### MATERIALS

2 hanks Gray Utopia Scotch Knitting Wool. 4 Steel Needles, No. 6.

### DIRECTIONS

Cast on 60 sts., 20 sts. on each of the 3 needles, k. 2, p. 2, for 3 inches, k. 1 row plain, at the end of the last round increase 1 st., k. 28 sts. plain for inside of hand and on other sts. p. 2, k. 2 for 2 rows, then reverse pattern, k. 2, p. 2 for 2 rows to form a small block, k. this pattern on outside of glove until fingers start. Next row—start to increase for the thumb, k. to within the last 5 sts. of the end of row, increase 1 st., k. the next 3 sts., increase 1 st., k. 4 rows plain without increasing, k. to the last 7 sts., increase 1 st., k. 5 sts., increase 1 st., k. 4 rows plain, increase in this way every 5th row until there are 16 sts. between the widening, k. 30 rounds without increasing, slip the 16 sts. and 2 more on each side of thumb on a thread (20 sts. altogether for thumb). Cast on 5 sts., continue the work and pattern until there are 4 inches, k. from where blocks start. First finger—k. 9, slip all the sts. on a thread except the last seven. Use 3 needles, cast on 4 sts. to the 9 sts. knitted, k. 7 sts., k. 26 rounds, then decrease, * k. 2 sts. together at the beginning of each needle, next row plain, repeat from * until there are 6 sts. on needle, draw wool through these sts. and fasten on wrong side. Second finger—pick up the next 7 sts., cast on 3 sts., on separate needle take the last 8 sts. off thread, pick up the 4 sts. cast on for first finger, work 3 rows larger than first, then decrease the same way, k. 2 sts. together at the beginning of each needle every other row. Third finger—take 7 sts. from inside of hand, cast on 2 sts., take the last 8 sts. off the thread, pick up 5 sts. from inside of second finger, k. same as the first finger. Fourth finger—pick up the remaining 16 sts., pick up 4 sts. from inside of third finger, k. 1 round, decrease twice on the 4 sts., k. 22 rounds, then decrease as before.

Thumb—Pick up the 5 sts. which were cast on for the hand, k. 22 rows, then decrease same as before described.

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## Utopia Babies’ Stockings No. 854

Model No. 854

### MATERIALS

2 skeins Utopia Saxony Yarn. 2 pairs of Knitting Needles, No. 10.

### DIRECTIONS

Cast on 76 sts., 20 sts. on each of 2 needles, 18 sts. on each of two needles, join, k. 2, p. 2 for 3 inches, k. plain for 2 inches, p. the 1st st. on 1st needle for seam. On 1st needle p. 1, k. 1, k. 2 sts. together, on 4th needle k. to the last 3 sts., slip 1, k. 1, draw slip st. over k. st., k. 1 st., decrease in this way 4 times every 15th row. K. until leg measures 8 inches.

Heel—Take 32 sts. on one needle, leave 18 sts. on each needle for instep, on the 32 sts. k. 1 row, p. 1 row alternately for 16 rows, always slip the 1st st., turn heel on wrong side, slip 1 st., p. 18, p. 2 sts. together, p. 1, turn, skip 1, k. 5, k. 2 sts. together, k. 1, turn, slip 1, p. 6, p. 2 sts. together, p. 1, turn, slip 1, k. 7, k. 2 sts. together, k. 1, turn, slip 1, p. 8, p. 2 sts. together, p. 1 st., turn, slip 1, k. 9, k. 2 sts. together, k. 1, turn, slip 1, p. 10, p. 2 sts. together, p. 1, turn, slip 1, k. 11, k. 2 sts. together, k. 1, turn, slip 1, p. 12, p. 2 sts. together, p. 1, turn, slip 1, k. 13, k. 2 sts. together, k. 1, turn, slip 1 st., p. 14, p. 2 sts. together, p. 1 st., turn, slip 1, k. 15, k. 2 sts. together, k. 1, until there are 18 sts. on one needle. Pick up and k. 8 sts. on left side of heel, k. the two instep needles, pick up and knit 8 stitches on right side of heel, having 17 sts. on each heel needle, k. 1 round, on next round decrease every 2d row, on 1st needle k. the last 2 sts. together, work across instep needles on 4th needle, k. 1, slip 1, k. 1, draw the slip st. over the k. st., decrease in this way until there are 15 sts. on each needle, k. plain for 2 inches.

Toe—On 1st needle k. to the last 3 sts., k. 2 sts. together, k. 1; 2d needle, k. 1, slip 1, k. 1, draw slip st. over k. st.

Third needle same as 1st needle.

Fourth needle same as 2d needle.

K. 3 rounds even, next round decrease, 2 rounds even, decrease next round, 1 round even, then decrease every round until there are 8 sts. left, divide the 8 sts. on two needles and sew together with joining st.

## Child’s Sweater with Round Neck, No. 751

See Illustration, Page 87

Model No. 751

### MATERIALS

No. 4 Needles, Ivory. 3 skeins Utopia Shetland Floss. Cuffs on No. 3 Needles, Ivory.

### DIRECTIONS

Back—Cast on 66 sts., k. for 11 inches.

Sleeves—Cast on 6 sts. on each end for 5 times, making 126 sts. in all. K. 20 ribs.

For Shoulder—K. 51 sts. on slip on safety pin. K. 24 sts. for back of neck and slip these sts. on safety pin, knit the remaining 51 sts. for 8 ribs. Take the 51 sts. off safety 87pin and knit 8 ribs. Then cast on 24 sts. for front and knit all sts. on one needle. Knit 20 ribs, then bind off 6 sts. at the beginning of every needle for 5 times, having 66 sts. for front. Knit to correspond with back and bind off loosely on wrong side.

For Cuffs—With one size smaller needle pick up 42 sts. and knit 3, seam 3 for 3 inches. Bind off loosely on right side.

For Neck—With large needles pick up 36 sts. on back. Knit 1 row, then make a row of holes as follows: K. 1, * thread over, k. 2 together, repeat from * across row. K. 1 row and bind off loosely on wrong side.

K. other half of neck to correspond and sew together on the shoulder. Sew up under arm seams.

Make a cord and finish with a ball or tassel.

## Child’s Sweater No. 750

Model No. 750

### MATERIALS

3 skeins Utopia Shetland Floss. No. 4 Needles, Ivory. No. 3 Needles, Ivory, for Cuffs. 1 ball Angora.

### DIRECTIONS

Back—Cast on 60 sts., k. for 11 inches. For sleeves cast on 6 sts. on each end for 5 times, making 120 sts. in all. K. 20 ribs.

For Shoulder—K. 48 sts. and slip on safety pin. K. 24 sts. for back of neck and slip these sts. on safety pin, k. the remaining 48 sts. for 5 ribs, then at neck end k. 18 sts., the remaining sleeve sts. slip on extra needle. K. back, then decrease 1 st. at the beginning and end of row every 4th row or every other rib until there are 8 sts. Make buttonhole as follows: K. 2, bind off 4, k. 2. In coming back cast on 4 sts. which were bound off on previous row. K. 2 ribs. Slip these on pin. K. other shoulder to correspond.

Take the sleeve sts. off extra needle, and cast on 18 for shoulder, 24 sts. for neck, and 18 for other shoulder, k. the remaining sleeve sts., having 120 sts. in all. K. 20 ribs, then bind off 6 sts. at the beginning of every needle for 5 times, having 60 sts. for front. K. to correspond with back. Bind off loosely on wrong side.

For Cuffs—Pick up 42 sts. and k. 1, s. 1, for 1½ inches. Then with smaller needles, No. 3, k. in garter stitch for 3 inches. Then with angora k. 1 row and bind off. With angora pick up sts. around tabs and across the back of neck, and around other tab, and bind off loosely. Forming one rib across front and also at bottom of sweater, taking it up for 1 inch on sides.

## Baby Knitted Utopia Sleeveless Sweater No. 500

See Illustration, Page 88
2-year size

Model No. 500

### MATERIALS

1½ skeins Rose or Blue Utopia Shetland Floss. 1 ball Angora. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 6. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 4.

### DIRECTIONS

Back—Cast on 65 sts. (8½ inches).

First Row—* K. 1, p. 1, repeat from *, ending row k. 1.

88Second Row—* P. 1, k. 1, repeat from *, ending row p. 1.

Repeat these 2 rows alternately until there are 28 rows or 4 inches.

Belt—Cast on 1 st., having 66 sts. on needle.

First Row—* K. 2, p. 2, repeat from *, ending row k. 2.

Second Row—* P. 2, k. 2, repeat from *, ending row p. 2.

Repeat these 2 rows alternately until there are 20 rows or 3 inches, decrease 1 st., k. 5 sts. to start border, then repeat first and second row alternately to within. Cast on 5 sts. on the needle, which are k. for 58 rows (8 inches) from waistline. K. following pattern on 23 sts. for one shoulder, bind off 21 sts. and on other 23 sts. k. following pattern: * K. 5 sts., p. 1, k. 1 for 13 sts., k. 5 sts.

Second Row—K. 5, k. 1, p. 1, repeat from *, ending row 2. Repeat these last 2 rows alternately until there are 40 rows. Slip 23 sts. on a spare needle, start at neck of shoulder on 23 sts., k. following pattern and directions from other front, then cast on 21 sts., taking up the other shoulder. K. following pattern 18 sts., then k. 31 sts. (starting square border in front), continue following pattern to opposite side. Repeat following pattern until there are 5 ridges for front border, then make the rest of the front to correspond with the back.

Collar—With angora and knitting needle No. 4 cast on 15 sts., make 60 ridges. Sew neatly to sweater.

## Knitted Double Breasted Baby Sweater No. 760

1½–2-year size
See Illustration, Page 89

Model No. 761—Cap      Model No. 760—Coat      Model No. 762—Bootees

### MATERIALS

Made in Two Fold Utopia Saxony Yarn. 2 skeins of Blue. 2½ skeins of White.

Pattern St.—Cast on an even number of sts. Knit 1 row plain.

Next Row—* Knit 1, k. next st., taking thread of previous row, * repeat to end of row.

Third Row—Same as second row, taking care that you do not take double thread or rows together of previous row. The uneven numbered st. should always be the plain purl st., the even numbered st. should always be the double row st. This is when an even number of sts. are used. When uneven number sts. are used it is the opposite; therefore you will have to watch your pattern that the chain and purl sts. are over each other.

Sweater—Cast on 60 sts. for bottom of sweater, k. pattern st. as above described for 58 ribs or 11 inches.

Sleeves—Cast on 36 sts. on both sides, k. pattern across for 52 rows or 26 ribs. K. 56 sts., bind off 20 sts. for back of neck, k. on other side 10 rows or 5 ribs across shoulder. Cast on 20 sts. for front, on these 74 sts. k. pattern for 42 rows or 21 ribs to complete sleeve. Bind off 36 sts., on remaining sts. k. front as long as back, finish other side in same manner.

Border Across Bottom—Pick up sts. on right side of sweater, k. 1, 0, k. 2 together, * 0 k. 2 together, * repeat to end of row, having an uneven number of sts. on needle. K. 5 rows plain, k. 3 rows pattern sts., k. 3 rows plain, bind off on right side. Crochet side seams and sleeves together on wrong side, work slip st. down right and up left side of front.

Cuff—Pick up 52 sts. on sleeve, k. 1, 0, k. 2 together, * 0, k. 2 together. * Repeat to end of row, k. 1 row plain, k. 18 sts., k. 2 together 8 times, k. 18, k. 2 rows plain, 89next 4 rows k. 1, p. 1, next row k. 1, 0, k. 2 together, * 0, k. 2 together, * to end of row.

Next 5 rows plain k. 3 rows pattern st., k. 3 rows plain. Bind off, sew up cuff on right side as cuff turns back.

Collar—Pick up 20 sts. on each side of front, 6 sts. across shoulder, 20 across back, having 72 sts. on needle. Drop first and last sts. of these 72 sts. This space is used later for border around collar.

On the 60 sts. left on needle, using white wool, k. 1, 0 k. 2 together, * 0 k. 2 together, * k. plain for 18 ribs on both sides, break wool.

Border—On right side of collar pick up 19 sts. on both ends of collar, then k. 1, 0 k. 2 tog., * 0 k. 2 tog. to corner (for mitring corners), mark with different color wool around next k. 1, 0 k. 1, 0 k. 2 tog., * 0 k. 2 tog., * to next corner, ending with k. 2 tog., 0 k. 1, 0 k. 2 tog., * 0 k. 2 tog. to end of row, ending with k. 1, k. 4 rows plain.

Third and fifth rows being mitring or increasing rows. Sixth, seventh and eighth rows pattern st., keeping to mitring in seventh row. The even numbered rows you knit the thread over of previous row.

Put Picot edge (as described with cap) around cuffs, collar and down front. For collar start on up left side 4 inches down around collar and 4 inches down right, break wool. Around sweater start on left side where you start for collar to right side where you broke wool. Four buttons ½ inch in size, wooden moulds. Four ch., 16 d. c., join with slip st., 1 s. c. in each st., decrease until mould is covered.

Cord—Four threads in ch. sts. Trim as illustrated.

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## Baby Bootees No. 762

Made with Utopia 3 Fold Saxony, ½ skein
See Illustration, Page 89

### DIRECTIONS

Eight ch., skip 1, ch. 1, 1 s. c. in each of next 7 ch., 1 ch., turn.

Second Row—1 s. c. in first 3 s. c., 3 in center st., 1 s. c. in last 3 sts., taking both loops for entire lower part of bootee, 1 ch., turn.

Repeat 2 rows till 13 s. c. are on each side of center 3 sts. (29 sts.) or 12 rows; next row 1 s. c. in each of first 11 s. c., 1 ch., turn, repeat this row till 19 ribs or 38 rows have been made.

Crochet sides together with slip st. without breaking wool. Start upper part with 1 s. c. in first rib on right side of boot, 2 ch., 1 s. c. in same rib, 1 s. c. in next rib, 1 s. c. next rib, 2 ch., 1 s. c. in same rib, * repeat to last rib, 2 ch., turn, * 1 d. c., 1 ch., 1 d. c. in each space of 2 ch. of previous rows.

Third Row—2 ch., turn, 1 d. c. between first and second space, * 1 d. c., 1 ch., 1 d. c. between each of following spaces, ending with 1 d. c. on 2 ch. of previous row.

Fourth Row—2 ch., 1 d. c. between d. c. and first space, * 1 d. c., 1 ch., 1 d. c. * between each of following spaces.

Repeat fourth row 3 more times, work down sides, 2 ch., 1 s. c. in second row, * 2 ch., 1 s. c. in next row, * repeat 4 times more, slip st. across front part of shoe, repeat 2 ch., 1 s. c. up on other side.

Trim sides and top of shoe with blue as follows:

Start on right side in corner, 1 s. c., 2 d. c. in first 2 ch., * 1 s. c. on next s. c. of previous row, 2 ch., 2 d. c. in same st., skip 1 s. c., * repeat to top of shoe; work this down on other side, top of shoe work in each space 1 s. c., 2 ch., 2 d. c.

Make draw strings of both colors, 1 strand, fasten small tassels to each end.

Sole—7 ch., skip 1 ch., 1 s. c. next 6 sts. Second row—2 s. c. in first and last st. for next 2 rows, 10 in all, 4 rows even, next row decrease first and last st. 8 sts., 6 rows even, next row increase first and last st. 10, 12 rows even, decrease next 2 rows, leaving 6 in last row, always taking both loops.

## Knitted Baby Cap No. 761

See Illustration, Page 89

### MATERIALS

Made of 1 skein White and 1 skein Utopia Blue Saxony.

### DIRECTIONS

See description for pattern st. in directions for sweater.

Cast on 77 sts., k. 5 rows plain, next 3 rows k. pattern st., next 4 rows k. plain.

Thirteenth Row—K. 1, 0 k. 2 tog., * 0 k. 2 tog., * repeat to end of row.

Fourteenth and Sixteenth Rows—K. 1, p. 1, ending with k. 1.

Fifteenth and Seventeenth Rows—P. 1, k. 1, ending with p. 1.

Eighteenth to Twenty-second Rows—K. plain.

Twenty-third to Fiftieth Rows—K. pattern st. (2¼ inches).

Fifty-first Row—K. pattern st. for 72 sts., leave 5 sts. on needle, turn.

Fifty-second Row—K. pattern st. for 67 sts., leave 5 sts. on other needle, turn.

Fifty-third Row—K. pattern st. for 72 sts. to end of needle, turn.

Fifty-fourth Row—K. pattern st. for 77 sts. to end of needle, turn.

Fifty-fifth Row—K. pattern st. for 67 sts., leave 10 sts. on needle, turn.

Fifty-sixth Row—K. pattern st. for 57 sts., leave 10 sts. on other needle, turn.

Fifty-seventh Row—K. pattern st. for 67 sts. to end of needle, turn.

Fifty-eighth Row—K. pattern st. for 77 sts. to end of needle, turn.

Fifty-ninth Row—K. pattern st. for 62 sts., leave 15 sts. on needle, turn.

Sixtieth Row—K. pattern st. for 47 sts., leave 15 sts. on other needle, turn.

Sixty-first Row—K. pattern st. for 62 sts., to end of needle, turn.

Sixty-second Row—K. pattern st. for 77 sts. to end of needle, turn.

Sixty-third Row—K. pattern st. for 57 sts., leave 20 sts. on needle, turn.

Sixty-fourth Row—K. pattern st. for 37 sts., leave 20 sts. on other needle, turn.

Sixty-fifth Row—K. pattern st. for 57 sts. to end of needle, turn.

Sixty-sixth Row—K. pattern st. for 77 sts. to end of needle, turn.

Sixty-seventh Row—K. pattern st. for 52 sts., leave 25 sts. on needle, turn.

91Sixty-eighth Row—K. pattern st. for 27 sts.

Sixty-ninth Row—K. pattern st. for 52 sts.

Seventieth to Seventy-second Row, inclusive—K. pattern st. for 77 sts.

Bind off 28 sts., k. 21 sts., bind off 28 sts., break thread. On center 21 sts. k. pattern sts. for 2 rows, knitting last st. and first bound off st. together, taking both threads of the bound off st., also knitting first 2 sts. plain, turn. Continue pattern st. for the whole back of cap until all sts. are caught together.

Bottom Border—Pick up sts. on side pieces, 86 sts. in all. On these sts. k. 1, p. 1, starting from right side of cap for 5 rows.

Sixth Row—K. 1, 0 k. 2 tog., * 0 k. 2 tog., * to end of row, ending with k. 1.

Seventh Row—K. 31 sts. plain, then increase in every st. across back portion, k. 31 sts. plain. (Increase by k. back thread of st. Do not slip st. from left into right needle until you have also knitted front thread of same st.)

Eighth to Twelfth Row—Knit plain 16 to 18 rows, k. plain, bind off, break thread, 13 to 15 rows pattern sts.

Turn front or face border back and pick up every knitted st. and sts. down bottom border. K. plain across border, then k. 1, 0 k. 2 tog., * 0 k. 2 tog., * to other side or bottom border, then k. plain to end of row.

Next 3 rows k. plain, bind off, break thread.

When making Picot edge across bottom of cap catch the part to turn back and cap portion together. The Picot edge is made all around cap and outside edge of turned-back portion.

Picot edge is made as follows: 1 s. c. in first st., 3 ch., 1 s. c. in s. c. just made, skip 1 st., 1 s. c. in next 2 sts. At corners do not skip st., but make the 2 s. c. in 1 st. Trim with ribbon or cord and tassels as illustrated.

Cord is made of 8 threads—4 of each color.

## Gentleman’s Sleeping Boots of Print Color and Blue Utopia Shetland Floss, No. 570

Design No. 570

### MATERIALS

4 skeins Print Color Yarn. 1 skein Blue (Alice Blue best). Crochet Hook, No. 4. Work to be done with double thread.

### DIRECTIONS

With 2 threads of pr. col. ch. 7, wk. 15 h. d. c. all around, 6 on e. side and 3 sts. in 7th ch., cro. through top ch. on e. st., wk. 13 rs. for vamps, inc. in center st. of e. r., 14th r. wk. to 19th st., which should be in center of r., ch. 21 sts. to make 40 sts. for height of boot, wk. 19 rs. on 40 sts., last r. 20 sts., close seam at side, cro. small scallop of double bl. w., 3 ch. and 1 d. c. caught down with t. sl. st. e. 3d st., all around top and sides, close boot with 2 sets of bl. cords and tassels, sew to position at e. edge as needed, tie into neat bowknots.

For Sole—Cro. 2 or 3 rs. of d. c. all around lower edge of boot very closely, start from center back and join there at end of e. r., fold on right side and cro. the 2 edges together, copy dir. for 2d boot. Size may be regulated as required.

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## Man’s Utopia Knitted Coat Sweater with Cuffs and Pockets No. 1009

Sizes 36–38

Model No. 1009

### MATERIALS

6½ hanks Brown Utopia Scotch Knitting Worsted. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 4. 1 pair of Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 2. 1 pair of Steel Knitting Needles, No. 12.

### DIRECTIONS

This sweater is k. in ribs of k. 1, p. 1, which is the pattern to be k. throughout sweater. The band is k. separate and sewed on to coat.

Back—Cast on 126 sts., k. following pattern for 27 inches. On separate needle slip 38 sts., bind off the next 50 sts. for neck, and on the other 38 sts. k. 1 front after the following directions and the other to correspond, increase 1 st. towards front every other row until there are 64 sts. on needle, then k. 2 rows, increase 8 sts. for armhole, k. following pattern for 19 inches until front seam is same length as side seam on back.

Sleeves—Cast on 110 sts., k. following pattern for 4 inches, decrease 1 st. every 8th row at each end of needle until there are 82 sts. on needle, k. pattern until sleeve measures 18 inches.

Cuffs—With steel needles k. 2, p. 2 for 5 inches, bind off loosely. Sew up sleeves.

Pockets—Cast on 32 sts., k. following pattern for 4 inches, k. 14 ridges (2 inches) lap over.

Band—With knitting needles No. 2 cast on 13 sts., k. in ridges until band is long enough to go up right front around neck and where straight part of left front starts make first buttonhole, and 3½ inches apart another buttonhole until there are 6 buttonholes. K. in ridges until band is long enough for left front, bind off, sew band to coat, sew on buttons.

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## Ear Laps for Army Use of Brown Mixed Scotch Utopia Yarn No. 568

See Illustration, Page 92

Model No. 568

### MATERIALS

½ skein Brown Yarn. 1 pair No. 1 White Knitting Needles.

### DIRECTIONS

Cast on 14 sts., pl. k. 16 rds., inc. 1 st. at e. end of n. e. other r. 10 times, this gives 34 sts., wk. 6 rds. no inc., dcr. 1 st. e. other r. at e. end of n. on 10 rs. back to 14 sts., wk. 32 rds. on 14 sts., now copy opposite earlap, and finish with 16 rds., join neatly with ch. and sl. st.

## Man’s Knitted Vest No. 909

Model No. 909

### MATERIALS

3 hanks Heather Mixture Utopia Scotch Knitting Worsted. 1 pair Bone Knitting Needles, No. 3.

### DIRECTIONS

Note—Fancy sts. for front of vest.

First Row—K. 1, p. 1, k. 3, * p. 1, k. 1, p. 1, k. 3, repeat from *, ending row with p. 1.

Second Row—Same as first row.

Third Row—P. all across.

Fourth Row—K. 1, p. 5, end row with p. 5.

Repeat these 4 rows for front sts. of vest.

Back—Cast on 120 sts., k. 1, p. 1, ending row with p. 1. Repeat this row for 12 inches. Next row cast off 3 sts. at each end of needle. Decrease 1 st. at each end of needle for 3 rows more. K. even until back measures 19 inches.

Now change to fancy st. for front. K. 42 sts., slip these on a pin, bind off 24 sts. for neck. On remaining sts. k. 1 front after following directions: K. for 1 inch even. Increase 1 st. at neck end every other row until there are 18 sts. added on. This finishes increasing at neck end. On next 3 rows increase 1 st. at armhole.

Buttonhole—On next row make buttonhole after following directions: K. 3 sts., bind off 3 sts. and k. across following pattern, buttonhole should be made on purl row.

Next Row—Cast on 3 sts. where the 3 sts. were cast off. This makes buttonhole. Continue to increase at armhole until 8 sts. have been added on. There will be 66 sts. on needle.

Next Row—K. 18 sts., slip the next 18 sts. on a pin, with an extra ball of yarn follow pattern on remaining sts. and cast on 18 sts. at armhole.

Pocket Lap—With an extra ball of yarn cast on 18 sts. and k. plain for 5 ribs, join this where sts. were slipped on pin and continue knitting pattern for 5 inches more, making buttonholes about 2 inches apart. Make bottom pocket same as top pocket, only 24 sts. instead of 18 sts.

K. following pattern for 4 inches more, decrease 1 st. at front end every other row 6 times. Now k. 1 row plain.

P. 1 row, k. 1 row, p. 1 row, and bind off.

Take the other 42 sts. from pin, make the right front same as left, only omitting buttonholes and top pocket.

Finish around neck and down front of vest with a single crochet st., sew up side seams and sew on buttons.

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## Utopia Men’s Socks

Men’s Socks

### MATERIALS

1 hank Gray Utopia Scotch Knitting Yarn. No. 10 Steel Knitting Needles.

### DIRECTIONS

Cast on 64 sts. on 3 needles: 20–24–20. K. 2, p. 2 for 4 inches, k. plain for 4 inches.

Narrow for ankle as follows: * K. 1 on first needle, to be called “middle back” st. K. next 2 sts. together (called “narrowing”). K. plain to last 2 sts. of third needle, slip 1, k. 1, slip the slipped st., k. 6 rows plain.*

Do this from * to * 4 times.

You now have 56 sts. on needles and are ready for the heel.

Divide all sts. on 2 needles, to be called “front” and “heel” needles respectively.

Have “middle back” st. in middle of “heel” needle.

You are now to k. back and forth on “heel” needle only, as follows:

Semi-double heel—* Slip 1, k. 1, slip 1, k. 1 to end of “heel” needle, always slipping first st. (If correct, last st. is knitted.) Turn, slip first st. and purl all sts. to beginning of “heel” needle.*

Turn, and repeat from * to * until “heel” piece measures 2½ inches in length. You have 13 or 14 loops.

K. 1 more than half of “heel” sts., slip 1, k. 1, slip the slipped st. over the knitted one, k. 1 more and turn. P. until you have one more than half the original number of “heel” sts. on right-hand needle. Slip 1, p. 1, slip the slipped st. over, p. 1 more, and turn, always slipping first st.

* K. to the st. before the “hole.” Slip that st., k. 1, slip slipped st. over, k. 1, and turn.*

Repeat from * to * until all stitches are taken up.

Divide sts. on “heel” needle on 2 needles designated right and left.

Pick up all sts. on right and left sides of heel piece, always picking up loop on wrong side of sock, usually 14 sts. on each side, and k. once around to center of heel.

On “heel” needles narrow every other row on ends of needles next to “front” needle, as follows:

On “left” needle k. plain to last 3 sts. K. the 2 together.

On the first end of “right” needle slip 1, k. 1, slip the slipped st. over, and complete row to middle of heel.

K. 1 row plain, and continue, alternating 1 narrowed row and 1 plain row until the sts. on “heel” needles equal the number on “front” needle, 56 in all. (The same number always as the number after narrowing for ankle.) K. plain until the foot measures 8 or 9 inches from tip of “heel” by rule.

Narrow the toe as follows: K. 2 together, k. 5, k. 2 together, k. 5, continue once around. Then k. 5 rows without narrowing. Then a row of narrowing with interval of 4 sts. and 4 plain rows; 3 sts. and 3 plain rows, and 2 sts. and 2 plain rows, until you have only 24 sts. left. After last narrowing k. 2 rows plain, and then divide sts. on 2 needles, 12 on “front” needle, 12 on “heel” needle. Break off wool thread length and use darning needle.

Holding the knitting needles together with “front” needle next to you, wool at right end of “heel” needle, we are now ready to finish the “Kitchener toe.”

With wool always under knitting needles and at right of darning needle, slip darning needle through the first “front” st. in the 95position of “knitting” and slip st. off the knitting needle.

Slip darning needle through second “front” st. in the position of “purling” and leave st. on the knitting needle, making a “prepared” st. Draw wool close as in knitting.

Slip darning needle trough first “heel” st., as in “purling.” and slip st. off knitting needle. Slip darning needle through second “heel” st. as in “knitting,” and leave st. on knitting needle as a “prepared” st. Now slip darning needle through second “front” st. in position of “knitting” and slip st. off knitting needle. Slip darning needle through third “front” st. in position of “purling” to “prepare.”

Purl second “heel” st., slip it off knitting needle, and knit third “heel” st. to prepare.

Continue until all sts. are slipped off, and then weave thread lengthwise through the sock for 4 inches. Also thread the 4-inch length of wool at beginning of sock and weave it into the leg lengthwise.

## Arm Protector No. 847A

Model No. 847A

### MATERIALS

¼ hank Utopia Scotch Knitting Yarn. 4 Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 3.

### DIRECTIONS

Cast on 54 sts., 18 sts. on each of 3 needles.

K. 2, p. 2 for 12 rounds.

K. 1 round plain.

Next Round—K. 1 st., * throw yarn over needle, k. 2 sts. together, k. 1 st., repeat from * all around.

1 round plain.

K. 2, p. 2 for 4 rounds.

K. 55 rounds plain (8 inches).

* K. 5, k. 2 sts. together, repeat from * all around.

K. 5 rounds plain.

* K. 4 sts., k. 2 sts. together, repeat from * all around.

K. 10 rounds plain.

Divide the sts. on 3 needles and finish toe same as described on leg protector, pass narrow tape through holes.

## Protectors for Legs No. 847B

Model No. 847B

### MATERIALS

½ hank Utopia Scotch Knitting Yarn. 4 Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 3.

### DIRECTIONS

Cast on 104 sts., 34–34–36 on each of 3 needles.

K. 2, p. 2 for 12 rounds.

K. 1 round.

Next Round—K. 2 sts., * throw yarn over needle, k. 2 sts. together, k. 2 sts., repeat from * all around.

K. 1 round.

K. 2, p. 2 for 12 rounds.

96K. 4 rounds.

* K. 7 sts., k. 2 sts. together, repeat from * all around.

K. 5 rounds.

* K. 6 sts., k. 2 sts. together, repeat from * all around.

K. 35 rounds (5 inches).

* K. 5 sts., k. 2 sts. together, repeat from * all around.

K. 12 rounds.

* K. 4 sts., k. 2 sts. together, repeat from * all around.

K. 8 rounds.

Divide the 60 sts. on 4 needles, 15 on each.

Toe—K. to the last 3 sts. on first needle, k. 2 sts. together, k. 1 st.

On second needle k. 1 st., slip 1 st., k. 1 st., pass the slip st. over the k. st., k. to end.

On third needle k. to the last 3 sts., k. 2 sts. together, k. 1 st.

On fourth needle k. 1 st., slip 1 st., k. 1 st., pass the slip st. over the k. sts., k. to end.

K. 3 rounds, decrease next round as described above.

K. 2 rounds, decrease next round.

K. 1 round, decrease every round until there are 16 sts. left.

On 2 needles put 8 sts. on each, weave the sts. together as follows: * Pass worsted needle through first st. of front needle as if knitting, slip the st. off, pass through second st. as if purling, leave on needle, draw yarn through first st. of back needle as if purling, slip st. off, draw yarn through second st. of back needle as if knitting, leave st. on, repeat from * until all sts. are joined and fastened, draw narrow tape through holes to hold on protector.

## Knit Bag for Hot Water Bottle Cover No. 850

Model No. 850

### MATERIALS

1 hank Utopia Scotch Knitting Yarn. 4 Ivory Knitting Needles, No. 3. 1 Crochet Hook, No. 4.

### DIRECTIONS

Cast on 38 sts. on each of 2 needles, 36 97sts. on third needle, having 112 sts. altogether, k. 2, p. 2 until there are 3 inches, k. 1 round plain.

Next Row—K. 2 sts., * throw thread over needle, k. 2 sts. together, k. 2 sts., repeat from * all around; this gives holes for draw string; k. 1 round plain, next round k. 2, p. 2 for 1 inch more, having 4 inches, then k. plain until work measures 13 inches, divide the sts. on 3 needles after the following directions: On first needle k. 56 sts., on second needle k. 28 sts., on third needle k. 28 sts., decrease on first needle * k. 1 st., k. 2 sts. together, k. up to the last 3 sts. on needle, slip 1 st., k. 1 st., draw the slip st. over the k. st., k. 1 st.; on second needle k. 1 st., k. 2 sts. together, k. all sts. on needle; on third needle k. all sts. but the last 3 sts., slip 1 st., k. 1 st., draw the slip sts. over the k. st., k. 1 st., repeat from * all around every row until there are 16 sts. on first needle, 8 on each of the other 2 needles, bind off and sew together with joining st. Ch. 36 inches, 1 s. c. in every st. for cord, draw through holes each end, fasten a ring, work 1 s. c. all around ring.

## Knitted Blanket No. 1000

Model No. 1000

### MATERIALS

8 skeins of 3694 Utopia Shetland Floss. 8 skeins of 3695 Utopia Shetland Floss. 2 Amber Knitting Needles, No. 11.

### DIRECTIONS

Cast on 175 sts. and knit plain, not too tightly, till 8 skeins of wool have been used. Bind off very loosely.

The other piece is done exactly the same, and when they are finished should measure 1¾ yards long and 1½ yards wide.

Baste these two sections together, being careful to keep all edges straight and also the correct size.

Bind all four edges with 6-inch satin ribbon and mitre all four corners.

Feather-stitch both sides of blanket to fasten ribbon firmly.

This size takes 8 yards of ribbon.

The feather stitching requires 12 skeins of rope silk.

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## Crochet Afghan Couch Cover No. 852

Model No. 852

### MATERIALS

34 hanks Blue Utopia 8 Fold Germantown. 34 hanks Gray Utopia 8 Fold Germantown. Crochet Hook, No. 5.

### DIRECTIONS

Ch. 4, join, work 8 s. c. in ring.

First Row—Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in next 3 sts., ch. 3, 1 s. c. in same st., 1 s. c. in next 2 sts., ch. 3, 1 s. c. in same st., 1 s. c. in next 2 sts., ch. 3, 1 s. c. in same st., 1 s. c. in next st., 1 s. c. in 1st ch. st.

Second Row—* Ch. 3, skip 1 ch. st., 1 s. c. in ch. st., 1 s. c. in next 3 sts., 1 s. c. in ch. st., repeat from * for 3 more times, having 5 s. c. between ch. sts.

Third Row—* Ch. 3, skip 1 ch. st., 1 s. c. in next ch. st., 1 s. c. in next 2 sts., ch. 3, 1 s. c. in first ch. st. for picot, 4 s. c. in next 4 sts., repeat from * 3 more times.

Fourth Row—Work 1 s. c. in every st. all around with 3 ch. sts. at each corner, always work 1 s. c. in first ch., skip center st. and 1 s. c. in third ch. throughout square; this increases pattern.

Fifth Row—* Ch. 3, 3 s. c., 1 p., 4 s. c., 1 p., 4 s. c., repeat from * 3 more times.

Sixth Row—* Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every st., repeat from * 3 more times, having 13 s. c. between the 2 corners.

Seventh Row—* Ch. 3, 3 s. c., 1 p., 4 s. c., 1 p., 4 s. c., 1 p., 4 s. c., repeat from * for 3 more times.

Eighth Row—Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every st. all around, having 17 s. c. between the corners.

Ninth Row—* Ch. 3, 3 s. c., 1 p., 4 s. c., 1 p., 4 s. c., 1 p., 4 s. c., 1 p., 4 s. c., repeat from * 3 more times.

Tenth Row—* Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every st., repeat from * 3 more times, having 21 sts. between.

Eleventh Row—* Ch. 3, 7 s. c., 1 p., 4 s. c., 1 p., 4 s. c., 1 p., 8 s. c., repeat from * 3 more times.

Twelfth Row—* Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every st., repeat from * 3 more times, having 25 sts. between.

Thirteenth Row—* Ch. 3, 11 s. c., 1 p., 4 s. c., 1 p., 12 s. c., repeat from * 3 more times.

Fourteenth Row—* Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every st., repeat from * 3 more times, having 29 sts. between.

99Fifteenth Row—* Ch. 3, 15 s. c., 1 p., 16 s. c., repeat from * 3 more times.

Sixteenth Row—* Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every st., repeat from * 3 more times, having 33 sts. between.

Seventeenth Row—* Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every st., repeat from * 3 more times, having 35 sts. between.

Eighteenth Row—* Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every st., repeat from * 3 more times, having 37 sts. between.

Nineteenth Row—* Ch. 3, 3 s. c., * * 1 p., 4 s. c., repeat from * * 8 times, repeat from * 3 more times.

Twentieth Row—* Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every st., repeat from * 3 more times, having 41 sts. between.

Twenty-first Row—* Ch. 3, 3 s. c., * * 1 p., 4 s. c., repeat from * * 9 times, repeat from * 3 more times.

Twenty-second Row—* Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every st., repeat from * 3 more times, having 45 sts. between.

Twenty-third Row—* Ch. 3, 3 s. c., * * 1 p., 4 s. c., repeat from * * 10 times, repeat from * 3 more times.

Twenty-fourth Row—* Ch. 3, 1 s. c. in every st., repeat from * 3 more times, having 49 sts. between.

Twenty-fifth Row—Ch. 3, 1 d. c. in first ch. st., ch. 1, skip 1 ch., 2 d. c. in third ch. st., * ch. 1, skip 1, 2 d. c. on next 2 sts., repeat from * to corner, ch. 3, 2 d. c. in first and third ch. st., continue with d. c. as described.

Twenty-sixth Row—1 s. c. in every st., also at corners.

Sew squares neatly together on wrong side, having 12 blue and 12 gray squares.

Border, with Blue—* 1 s. c., ch. 3, 1 d. c. in same st., skip 2 sts., 1 s. c. in next st., ch. 3, 1 d. c. in same st., skip 2 sts., 1 s. c. in next st., repeat from * to end of row, turn, ch. 3.

Second Row—With gray * 1 s. c. in ch. 3 of first row, ch. 3, 1 d. c. in same place, repeat from * to end of row, make 3 more rows same pattern, one blue, one gray, and finish with blue.

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## INDEX

- A
- Abbreviations for Color, 5
- „ used in Crocheting, 5
- „ „ „ Knitting, 5
- “Annette” Knitted Sweater, No. 557, 60
- Arm Protector, No. 847A, 85
- B
- Babies’ Stockings, No. 854, 86
- Baby Bootees, No. 762, 90
- „ Cap, Knitted, No. 761, 90
- „ Knitted Sleeveless Sweater, No. 500, 87
- „ Sweater, Knitted, Double Breasted, No. 760, 88
- Boys’ Gloves, No. 840, 85
- „ Scotch Cap, No. 837, 23
- „ Stockings, No. 829, 84
- „ Sweater, No. 830, 81
- „ „ „ 831, 82
- „ „ „ 835, 83
- “Brownie” Tennis Pull-over Sweater, No. 586, 64
- C
- Cape Sweater, No. 821, 72
- Cherry on Stem with Leaves, 17
- Chest Protector, Ladies’, 74
- Child’s Cap, No. 832, 80
- „ Scarf, No. 827, 79
- „ Slip-over Sweater, No. 828, 79
- „ Sweater, No. 750, 87
- „ Sweater, with Round Neck, No. 751, 86
- “Coraline” Sweater, No. 532, 61
- Criss Cross Joining, 16
- Crochet Afghan Couch Cover, No. 852, 98
- Crocheted Button, 12
- Crochet Patterns, 18, 19
- D
- Daisy, 12
- Directions for Knitted Vamp and Foot for Baby’s Bootees, 16
- E
- Earlaps for Army Use, No. 568, 93
- Explanation of Terms Used in Knitting, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
- „ „ „ „ „ Crocheting, 13, 14, 15, 16
  - Chain Stitch, 13
  - D. C. around D. C., 14
  - Double Crochet, 13
  - Half Double Crochet, 13
  - Long Crochet, 14
  - Picot Edge, Nos. 1, 2 and 3, 14
  - Purled Afghan Stitch, 16
  - Single Crochet, 13
  - Slip Stitch, 13
  - Treble Crochet, 14
- F
- Filet Crochet Sweater, No. 843, 22
- „ „ „ „ 844, 24
- „ „ „ „ 855, 26
- „ „ „ „ 853, 28
- „ „ Tuxedo Coat Sweater, No. 851, 35
- Flower, 17
- G
- Gentleman’s Sleeping Boots, No. 570, 91
- Girl’s Crochet Leggings, No. 848, 80
- „ Socks, No. 856, 76
- „ Sweater, No. 833, 77
- „ Toque Cap, No. 834, 78
- „ 3 Corner Tam-o’-Shanter, No. 826, 79
- “Goldie” Golf Sweater, No. 587, 58
- Golf Vest, No. 582, 65
- Gooseskin Slip-over Sweater, No. 819, 49
- K
- Knit Bag for Hot Water Bottle Cover, No. 850, 96
- Knitted Blanket, No. 1000, 97
- „ Button, 12
- „ Patterns, 20, 21
- „ Sweater, with Short Jacket Effect, Japanese Sleeves, No. 818, 57
- Knot Stitch Crochet Pattern, 20
- L
- Ladies’ Blouse Sweater, No. 846, 36
- „ Blouse Sweater, No. 859, 32
- „ Cape Sweater with Vest and Belt, No. 822, 72
- „ Chest Protector, 74
- „ Coat Sweater with Black Trimming, No. 841, 43
- „ Crocheted Hat, No. 100, 69
- „ Knitted “Sunflower” Sleeveless Slip-over Sweater, No. 577, 63
- „ Knitted Sweater with Border, No. 800, 51
- „ Knitted “Violet” Sweater, No. 576, 59
- „ Negligee Slippers, No. 560, 73
- „ “Pansy” Hat, No. 578, 70
- „ Shawl Sweater, No. 806, 68
- „ Shetland Floss Knitted Sweater with Peplin, No. 808, 54
- 101„ Sleeveless Filet Crochet Sweater, No. 849, 34
- „ Slip-over Sweater with Darning, No. 838, 42
- „ Slip-over Sweater with Panel-Front and Back, No. 842, 44
- „ Slumber Boots, No. 569, 75
- „ Sport Sweater, No. 857, 30
- „ Sport Sweater, No. 907, 67
- „ Sweater, No. 700, 41
- „ Yoke Sweater, No. 839, 45
- Large Flower and Leaves, 17
- List of General Abbreviations, 5
- M
- Men’s Knitted Coat Sweater, No. 1009, 92
- „ Knitted Vest, No. 909, 93
- „ Socks, 94
- Miami Slip-on, Model No. 702, 37
- Misses’ Sweater, No. 535, 56
- N
- Norfolk Sweater with Band, Large Plaited Pockets and Belt, No. 820, 53
- O
- Oversea Cap, No. 836, 71
- P
- Panel-Front Sleeveless Slip-on, No. 703, 40
- “Pansy” Hat, Ladies’, No. 578, 70
- „ Sport Coat, Sleeveless, No. 585, 66
- “Princeton” or “Tiger-Lily” Golf Vest, No. 584, 67
- Protectors for Legs, No. 847 B, 95
- Purled Afghan Stitch, 16
- Q
- “Quaker Girl” Sweater, No. 558, 62
- R
- Red Cross Sweater, No. 824, 47
- “Rosalind” Sweater-Coat, No. 533, 55
- Rose and Petals, 17
- Roses and Leaves, 12
- S
- Scarf, Child’s, No. 827, 79
- Scotch Cap, Boy’s, No. 837, 83
- Silk Edges, Nos. 1, 2 and 3, 16
- Sleeveless Cutaway Sweater with Peplum and Popcorn Stitch, No. 825, 50
- Slumber Boots, Ladies’, No. 569, 75
- Slippers, Ladies’ Negligee, No. 560, 73
- Sport Blouse Sweater, No. 701, 39
- Stockings, Babies’, No. 854, 86
- „ Boy’s, No. 829, 84
- Surplice Sweater, Round Collar Trimmed with Black Flat Buttons, No. 823, 48
- Sweater, “Annette” Knitted, No. 557, 60
- „ Baby, Knitted, Sleeveless, No. 500, 87
- „ Boy’s, No. 830, 81
- „ Boy’s, No. 831, 82
- „ Boy’s, No. 835, 83
- „ Baby, Knitted, Double Breasted, No. 760, 88
- „ Cape, No. 821, 72
- „ Child’s Slip-over, No. 828, 79
- „ Child’s, No. 750, 87
- „ Child’s, with Round Neck, No. 751, 86
- „ “Coraline”, No. 532, 61
- „ Filet Crochet, No. 843, 22
- „ Filet Crochet, No. 844, 24
- „ Filet Crochet, No. 855, 26
- „ Filet Crochet, No. 853, 28
- „ Filet Crochet Tuxedo Coat, No. 851, 35
- „ Girl’s, No. 833, 77
- „ Knitted, with Short Jacket Effect, No. 818, 57
- „ Ladies’ Blouse, No. 846, 36
- „ Ladies’ Blouse, No. 859, 32
- „ Ladies’ Cape, No. 822, 72
- „ Ladies’ Coat, No. 841, 43
- „ Ladies’ Knitted “Sunflower” Sleeveless Slip-over, No. 577, 63
- „ Ladies’ Knitted, with Border, No. 800, 51
- „ Ladies’ Knitted, “Violet”, No. 576, 59
- „ Ladies’ Shawl, No. 806, 68
- „ Ladies’ Knitted, No. 808, 54
- „ Ladies’ Sleeveless Filet Crochet, No. 849, 34
- „ Ladies’ Slip-over, No. 838, 42
- „ Ladies’ Slip-over, No. 842, 44
- „ Ladies’ Sport, No. 857, 30
- „ Ladies’ Sport, No. 907, 67
- „ Ladies’, No. 700, 41
- „ Ladies’ Yoke, No. 839, 45
- „ Men’s Knitted Coat, No. 1009, 92
- „ Misses’, No. 535, 56
- „ Norfolk, No. 820, 53
- „ “Quaker Girl”, No. 558, 62
- „ Red Cross, No. 824, 47
- „ “Rosalind”, Coat, No. 533, 55
- T
- “Tiger-Lily” or “Princeton” Golf Vest, No. 584, 67
- Tennis Pull-over, “Brownie” Sweater, No. 586, 64
- TWO—3887—Frkburg—Aug. 19——Flury
- V
- Vest, Golf, No. 582, 65
- „ Men’s, Knitted, No. 909, 93
- „ “Princeton” or “Tiger-Lily”, No. 584, 67

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