Apron Pattern: Apron Sacque
Apron Pattern: Cast 209 stitches.
Knit 1st needle plain. 2d, slip 1, wool over, * knit 2, slip 1, knit two together,
bind slip stitch over, knit 2, wool over, knit 1, wool over, repeat from *.
Knit these two rows till there are 13 rows of figure.
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The remainder of knitting is plain.
Next knit 4 pearls (two needles are a pearl), narrowing 2 stitches in centre
of every point on the 1st pearl; on the next pearl narrow one stitch in centre
of each point, on the next 2 pearls narrow one stitch in centre of every other
point.
Knit 1 pearl of this apron pattern, then make a row of holes (this is for ribbon
round waist). Knit 15 pearls, then divide, take 26 stitches for front and knit
6 pearls, widen 1 stitch at end of needle at arm size, knit 4 pearl. Next take
53 stitches in centre, and knit same as front, widening at each end of needle.
Next knit last 26 stitches for other front in same manner as the other front.
Then join and knit 11 pearls, narrowing 2 stitches on each shoulder every pearl.
Make a row of holes, knit 3 needles, bind off on this apron pattern.
On each edge of apron pattern fronts pick up stitches, knit 1 needle, make row of holes,
knit 3 needles, bind off.
Apron pattern Sleeve - Cast 37 stitches. Knit 1st needle plain. 2d, slip 1, wool over, *
knit 1, slip 1, knit two together, bind slip stitch over, knit 1, wool over,
knit 1, wool over, repeat from *.
Repeat till there are 6 rows of figure.
Knit 6 pearls, widen 1 stitch each end of needle. Knit 5 pearls, widen 1 stitch
each end of needle. Knit 5 pearls.
Widen 1 stitch each end of needle. Knit 5 pearls. widen 1 stitch each end of
needle. Knit 5 pearls, widen 1 stitch each end of needle. Knit 4 pearls, widen
1 stitch each end of needle. Knit 4 pearls, widen 1 stitch each end of needle.
Knit 3 pearls, then bind off 4 stitches at beginning of 2 needles, then 3 stitches
at beginning of 2 needles, then 2 stitches at beginning of every needle till
all are bound off.
Sew up sleeves, and sew in arm size. Put ribbon in row of holes at neck and
waist.
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