Autumn Road Socks Sweaterscapes

Sizes: Adult Women (Men)

Equipment Needles: Women's sock - 1 pair #3 needles and 4 double-pointed #3 needles Men's sock - 1 pair #4 needles and 4 double-pointed #4 needles

Bobbins & Tapestry Needle

Yarn – Harrisville Designs Highland 2-ply yarns (3½ oz/200 yds per skein)

1¼ skeins Tundra; ½ skein Wedgewood; 1/8 skein

each of Gold, Cocoa, Chianti, Garnet, Poppy, Sand, Russet, Hemlock, Evergreen, Marigold, Sandalwood.

Gauge Women’s: 6.3 sts per inch: Men’s: 6 sts per inch

Knitting by Intarsia The legs of these patterns are worked using the intarsia method. Occasionally, there will be places where it is appropriate to carry yarns across a few stitches. If you wish to carry farther than 2 sts, then weave the yarn in as you would when knitting Fair Isle. You will need to avoid long carries which might catch on toes as they are slipped into the sock. Because these socks are primarily intarsia, they will be worked flat until after the rib and chart are complete.

Cuff and Leg Do NOT work in the round until after the chart is completed. Leaving a 12" tail of yarn to seam the back leg of the sock, loosely cast on 56 stitches using the single-pointed needles and Wedgewood yarn. If the cast-on is too tight, the sock will not slip easily over the foot. Work in K2, P2 rib for 1¼". Follow the chart, decreasing 4 stitches where indicated.

When the chart is complete, weave in the ends and lightly block the piece.

Divide the stitches onto 3 double-pointed needles. Connect and knit around for 4 rows using Tundra.

Thread the 12" tail of yarn at the top of the rib cuff onto a tapestry needle. Sew up the back of the sock leg using an invisible seam.

Continue with Tundra for the rest of the sock.

Divide for Heel Place 13 stitches each on two needles from the front of the sock. These are the instep stitches. Place the remaining 26 sts (13 sts from each side of the back seam) on one needle for the heel. Work the 26 heel stitches in the following two rows for 2½"(3"). Row 1: (Wrong side)[ Slip 1, P1] across the row. Row 2: Slip 1, then knit the remaining sts across.

Shape the Heel Row 1: (Wrong side) P15, P2 tog, P1 (turn) Row 2: Slip 1, K5, K2tog, K1 (turn) Row 3: Slip 1, P6, P2tog, P1 (turn) Row 4: Slip 1, K7, K2tog, K1 (turn) Row 5: Slip 1, P8, P2tog, P1 (turn) Row 6: Slip 1, K9, K2tog, K1 (turn) Row 7: Slip 1, P10, P2tog, P1 (turn) Row 8: Slip 1, K11, K2tog, K1 (turn) Row 9: Slip 1, P12, P2tog, P1 (turn) Row 10: Slip 1, K13, K2tog, K1 (16 sts)

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= Russet = Marigold = Gold

= Chianti= Garnet

= Cocoa = Evergreen

= Hemlock

= Tundra = Sand

= Sandalwood

= K2tog or P2tog

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Gusset Pick up 14(17) stitches along right side of heel. Knit across the 26 stitches of the instep. Pick up 14(17) stitches along the left side of the heel.

The stitches should be arranged on three needles as follows:

Needle 1: 22(25) sts (left of center heel) Needle 2: 26 instep stitches Needle 3: 22(25) sts (right of center heel)

Row 1: Knit the stitches on needle 1 up to the last 3 sts, then K2tog, K1. Knit all the stitches on needle 2. On needle 3, K1, SKP, then knit remaining stitches on the needle. Row 2: Knit stitches on all 3 needles.

Repeat these 2 rows, until there are 13 stitches each on needles #1 and #3.

Continue to knit around the foot until the sock is 8"(9½") from the center back of the heel, or 2" short of the desired length of the sock. This is an easy place to customize, so check the foot length if possible.

Shaping the Toe Knit the stitches on needle #1 up to the last 3

stitches, then K2tog, K1. On needle #2, K1, SKP, knit up to the last 3 stitches then K2tog, K1. On needle #3, K1, SKP, then knit the remaining stitches. Continue every round in this way until there are 4 stitches each on needles #1 and #3, and 8 stitches remain on needle #2.

Weaving the Toe Stitches Together Slip the stitches from needles #1 and #3 onto the same needle. Break off the yarn leaving 12" and thread it onto a tapestry needle.

Holding the needles parallel to each other: Step 1: Run the tapestry needle (TN) knitwise through the first stitch of the front needle and slip it off. Run the TN through the next stitch on the front needle purlwise and do not slip it off. Step 2: Run the TN through the first stitch on the back needle purlwise and slip it off, then run the TN through the next stitch on the back needle knitwise and leave it on.

Repeat these two steps until there is only one stitch left on each needle. Then with the TN slip the stitch off the front needle knitwise, and the stitch off the back needle purlwise. Bring the remaining yarn to the inside of the sock. Secure yarn, and clip excess.

Copyright ©2009 Lynne & Douglas Barr e-mail: knit@sweaterscapes.com www.sweaterscapes.com

Cows in the Orchard Sweaterscapes

Sizes: Adult Women (Men)

Equipment Needles: Women's sock - 1 pair size 3 needles and 4 double-pointed size 3 needles Men's sock - 1 pair size 4 needles and 4 double-pointed size 4 needles

Bobbins & Tapestry Needle

Yarn – Harrisville Designs Highland yarns

1¼ skein Tundra; ½ skein Wedgewood

1/8 skein each of White, Red, Oatmeal, Hemlock, Black, Cypress, Loden Blue

Gauge 6.3 stitches per inch for women's socks, 6 stitches per inch for men's socks.

Knitting by Intarsia The legs of these patterns are worked using the intarsia method. Occasionally, there will be places where it is appropriate to carry yarns across a few stitches. If you wish to carry farther than 2 sts, then weave the yarn in as you would knitting Fair Isle. You need to avoid long carries that would catch on toes being slipped into the sock. Because these socks are primarily intarsia, they will be worked flat until after the rib and chart are done.

Cuff and Leg Do NOT work in the round until after the chart is completed. Leaving a 12" tail of yarn to seam the back leg of the sock, loosely cast on 56 stitches using the single-pointed needles and Wedgewood yarn. If the cast-on is too tight, the sock will not slip easily over the foot. Work in K2, P2 rib for 1¼". Follow the chart, decreasing 4 stitches where indicated.

When the chart is complete, weave in the ends and lightly block the piece.

Divide the stitches onto 3 of the double-pointed needles. Connect and knit around for 4 rows using Tundra.

Thread the 12" tail of yarn at the top of the rib cuff onto a tapestry needle. Sew up the back of the sock leg using an invisible seam.

Continue with Tundra for the rest of the sock.

Divide for Heel Place 13 stitches each on two needles from the front of the sock. These are the instep stitches. Place the remaining 26 sts (13 sts from each side of the back seam) on one needle for the heel. Work the 26 heel stitches in the following two rows for 2½"(3").

Row 1: (Wrong side) [Slip 1, P1] across the row. Row 2: Slip 1, then knit across the remaining sts.

Shape the Heel Row 1: (Wrong side) P15, P2 tog, P1 (turn) Row 2: Slip 1, K5, K2tog, K1 (turn) Row 3: Slip 1, P6, P2tog, P1 (turn) Row 4: Slip 1, K7, K2tog, K1 (turn) Row 5: Slip 1, P8, P2tog, P1 (turn) Row 6: Slip 1, K9, K2tog, K1 (turn) Row 7: Slip 1, P10, P2tog, P1 (turn) Row 8: Slip 1, K11, K2tog, K1 (turn) Row 9: Slip 1, P12, P2tog (turn) Row 10: Slip 1, K13, K2tog, K1 (16 sts)

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Gusset Pick up 14(17) stitches along right side of heel. Knit across the 26 stitches of the instep. Pick up 14(17) stitches along the left side of the heel. Knit the next 13 stitches. The stitches should be arranged on three needles as follows:

Needle 1: 22(25) sts (left of center heel) Needle 2: 26 instep stitches Needle 3: 22(25) sts (right of center heel)

Row 1: Knit the stitches on needle 1 up to the last 3 sts, then K2tog, K1. Knit all the stitches on needle 2. On needle 3, K1, SKP, then knit remaining stitches on the needle. Row 2: Knit stitches on all 3 needles.

Repeat these 2 rows, until there are 13 stitches each on needles #1 and #3.

Continue to knit around the foot until the sock is 8"(9½") from the center back of the heel, or 2" short of the desired length of the sock. This is an easy place to customize, so check the foot length if possible.

Shaping the Toe Knit the stitches on needle #1 up to the last 3

stitches, then K2tog, K1. On needle #2, K1, SKP, knit up to the last 3 stitches then K2tog, K1. On needle #3, K1, SKP, then knit the remaining stitches. Continue every round in this way until there are 4 stitches each on needles #1 and #3, and 8 stitches remain on needle #2.

Weaving the Toe Stitches Together Slip the stitches from needles #1 and #3 onto the same needle. Break off the yarn leaving 12" and thread it onto a tapestry needle.

Holding the needles parallel to each other: Step 1: Run the tapestry needle (TN) knitwise through the first stitch of the front needle and slip it off. Run the TN through the next stitch on the front needle purlwise and do not slip it off. Step 2: Run the TN through the first stitch on the back needle purlwise and slip it off, then run the TN through the next stitch on the back needle knitwise and leave it on.

Repeat these two steps until there is only one stitch left on each needle. Then with the TN slip the stitch off the front needle knitwise, and the stitch off the back needle purlwise. Bring the remaining yarn to the inside of the sock. Secure yarn, and clip excess.

Copyright ©2009 Lynne & Douglas Barr e-mail: knit@sweaterscapes.com www.sweaterscapes.com

Purple Mountain Socks Sweaterscapes

Sizes: Adult Women (Men)

Equipment Women's sock - 1 pair size 3 needles and 4 double-pointed size 3 needles Men's sock - 1 pair size 4 needles and 4 double-pointed size 4 needles

Bobbins & Tapestry Needle

Yarn – Harrisville Designs Highland 2-ply yarns, 3½ oz/200 yard skeins. Skeins Color Scheme 1 Scheme 2

1¼ A Iris Aubergine

1/4 B Wedgewood Bermuda Blue 1/4 C White White 1/8 D Aubergine Periwinkle 1/8 E Oatmeal Oatmeal

Gauge Women’s: 6.3 sts per inch; Men’s: 6 sts per inch.

Knitting by Intarsia The legs of these patterns are worked using the intarsia method. Occasionally, there will be places where it is appropriate to carry yarns across a few stitches. If you wish to carry beyond 2 sts, then weave the yarn in as you would when knitting Fair Isle. You need to avoid long carries that will catch on toes as they are slipped into the sock. Because these socks are mostly intarsia, they will be worked flat until after the chart is complete.

Cuff and Leg Do NOT work in the round until after the chart is completed. Leaving a 12" tail of yarn to seam the back leg of the sock, loosely cast on 56 stitches using the single-pointed needles and the ‘B’ (sky color) yarn. If the cast-on is too tight, the sock will not slip easily over the foot. Work in K2, P2 rib for 1¼". Follow the chart, decreasing 4 stitches where indicated.

When the chart is complete, weave in the ends and lightly block the piece.

Divide the stitches onto 3 of the double-pointed needles. Connect and knit around for 5 rows using the ‘A’ color yarn. Thread the 12" tail of yarn at the rib cuff onto a tapestry needle. Sew up the back of the sock leg using an invisible seam.

Continue working with color ‘A’ until complete

Divide for Heel Place 13 stitches each on two needles from the front of the sock. These are the instep stitches. Place the remaining 26 sts (13 sts from each side of the back seam) on one needle for the heel. Work the 26 heel stitches in the following two rows for 2½"(3").

Row 1: (Wrong side) [Slip 1, P1] across the row. Row 2: Slip 1, then knit across the remaining sts.

Shape the Heel Row 1: (Wrong side) P15, P2 tog, P1 (turn) Row 2: Slip 1, K5, K2tog, K1 (turn) Row 3: Slip 1, P6, P2tog, P1 (turn) Row 4: Slip 1, K7, K2tog, K1 (turn)

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Row 5: Slip 1, P8, P2tog, P1 (turn) Row 6: Slip 1, K9, K2tog, K1 (turn) Row 7: Slip 1, P10, P2tog, P1 (turn) Row 8: Slip 1, K11, K2tog, K1 (turn) Row 9: Slip 1, P12, P2tog (turn) Row 10: Slip 1, K13, K2tog, K1 (16 sts)

Gusset Pick up 14(17) stitches along right side of heel. Knit across the 26 stitches of the instep. Pick up 14(17) stitches along the left side of the heel. Knit the next 13 stitches. The stitches should be arranged on three needles as follows:

Needle 1: 22(25) sts (left of center heel) Needle 2: 26 instep stitches Needle 3: 22(25) sts (right of center heel)

Row 1: Knit the stitches on needle 1 up to the last 3 sts, then K2tog, K1. Knit all the stitches on needle 2. On needle 3, K1, SKP, then knit remaining stitches on the needle. Row 2: Knit stitches on all 3 needles.

Repeat these 2 rows, until there are 13 stitches each on needles #1 and #3. Continue to knit around the foot until the sock is 8"(9½") from the center back of the heel, or 2" short of the desired length of the sock. This is an easy place to customize, so check the foot length if possible.

Shaping the Toe Knit the stitches on needle #1 up to the last 3

stitches, then K2tog, K1. On needle #2, K1, SKP, knit up to the last 3 stitches then K2tog, K1. On needle #3, K1, SKP, then knit the remaining stitches. Continue every round in this way until there are 4 stitches each on needles #1 and #3, and 8 stitches remain on needle #2.

Weaving the Toe Stitches Together Slip the stitches from needles #1 and #3 onto the same needle. Break off the yarn leaving 12" and thread it onto a tapestry needle.

Holding the needles parallel to each other: Step 1: Run the tapestry needle (TN) knitwise through the first stitch of the front needle and slip it off. Run the TN through the next stitch on the front needle purlwise and do not slip it off. Step 2: Run the TN through the first stitch on the back needle purlwise and slip it off, then run the TN through the next stitch on the back needle knitwise and leave it on.

Repeat these two steps until there is only one stitch left on each needle. Then with the TN slip the stitch off the front needle knitwise, and the stitch off the back needle purlwise. Bring the remaining yarn to the inside of the sock. Secure yarn, and clip excess.

Copyright ©2009 Lynne & Douglas Barr e-mail: knit@sweaterscapes.com www.sweaterscapes.com

Pine Tree Socks Sweaterscapes

Sizes: Adult Women (Men)

Equipment Women's sock - 1 pair #3 needles and 4 double pointed #3 needles Men's sock - 1 pair #4 needles and 4 double pointed #4 needles

Bobbins & Tapestry Needle

Yarn – Harrisville Designs Highland 2-ply yarn, (3½ oz/200yd skein)

1¼ skeins Suede; ½ skein each of Spruce and

Wedgewood; ¼ skein each of Oatmeal, Evergreen

and Tundra.

Gauge Women’s: 6.3 sts/inch; Men’s: 6 sts/inch

Knitting by Intarsia The legs of these patterns are worked using the intarsia method. Occasionally, there will be places where it is appropriate to carry yarns across a few stitches. If you wish to carry farther than 2 sts, then weave the yarn in as you would when knitting Fair Isle. You need to avoid long carries that would catch on toes being slipped into the sock. Because these socks are mostly intarsia, they will be worked flat until after the chart is complete.

Cuff and Leg Do NOT work in the round until after the chart is completed. Leaving a 12" tail of yarn to seam the back leg of the sock, loosely cast on 56 stitches using the single-pointed needles and Wedgewood yarn. If the cast-on is too tight, the sock will not slip easily over the foot. Work in K2, P2 rib for 1¼". Follow the chart, decreasing 4 stitches where indicated. When the chart is complete, weave in the ends and lightly block the piece. Divide the stitches onto 3 of the double-pointed needles. Connect and knit around for 4 rows using Suede.

Thread the 12" tail of yarn at the top of the rib cuff onto a tapestry needle. Sew the back of the sock leg using an invisible seam. Continue with Suede for the rest of the sock.

Divide for Heel Place 13 sts each on two needles from the front of the sock. These are the instep stitches. Place the remaining 26 sts (13 sts from each side of the back seam) on one needle for the heel. Work the 26 heel sts in the following two rows for 2½"(3").

Row 1: (Wrong side) [Slip 1, P1] across the row. Row 2: Slip 1, then knit the remaining sts across.

Shape the Heel Row 1: (Wrong side) P15, P2 tog, P1 (turn) Row 2: Slip 1, K5, K2tog, K1 (turn) Row 3: Slip 1, P6, P2tog, P1 (turn) Row 4: Slip 1, K7, K2tog, K1 (turn) Row 5: Slip 1, P8, P2tog, P1 (turn) Row 6: Slip 1, K9, K2tog, K1 (turn) Row 7: Slip 1, P10, P2tog, P1 (turn) Row 8: Slip 1, K11, K2tog, K1 (turn) Row 9: Slip 1, P12, P2tog (turn) Row 10: Slip 1, K13, K2tog, K1 (16 sts)

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Gusset Pick up 14(17) stitches along right side of heel. Knit across the 26 stitches of the instep. Pick up 14(17) stitches along the left side of the heel. The stitches should be arranged on three needles as follows:

Needle 1: 22(25) sts (left of center heel) Needle 2: 26 instep stitches Needle 3: 22(25) sts (right of center heel)

Row 1: Knit the stitches on needle 1 up to the last 3 sts, then K2tog, K1. Knit all the stitches on needle 2. On needle 3, K1, SKP, then knit remaining stitches on the needle. Row 2: Knit stitches on all 3 needles.

Repeat these 2 rows, until there are 13 stitches each on needles #1 and #3.

Continue to knit around the foot until the sock is 8"(9½") from the center back of the heel, or 2" short of the desired length of the sock. This is an easy place to customize, so check the foot length if possible.

Shaping the Toe Knit the stitches on needle #1 up to the last 3

stitches, then K2tog, K1. On needle #2, K1, SKP, knit up to the last 3 stitches then K2tog, K1. On needle #3, K1, SKP, then knit the remaining stitches. Continue every round in this way until there are 4 stitches each on needles #1 and #3, and 8 stitches remain on needle #2.

Weaving the Toe Stitches Together Slip the stitches from needles #1 and #3 onto the same needle. Break off the yarn leaving 12" and thread it onto a tapestry needle.

Holding the needles parallel to each other: Step 1: Run the tapestry needle (TN) knitwise through the first stitch of the front needle and slip it off. Run the TN through the next stitch on the front needle purlwise and do not slip it off. Step 2: Run the TN through the first stitch on the back needle purlwise and slip it off, then run the TN through the next stitch on the back needle knitwise and leave it on.

Repeat these two steps until there is only one stitch left on each needle. Then with the TN slip the stitch off the front needle knitwise, and the stitch off the back needle purlwise. Bring the remaining yarn to the inside of the sock. Secure yarn, and clip excess.

Copyright ©2009 Lynne & Douglas Barr e-mail: knit@sweaterscapes.com www.sweaterscapes.com

Lighthouse Socks Sweaterscapes

Sizes: Adult Women (Men)

Equipment Needles: Women's sock - 1 pair size 4 needles and 4 double-pointed size 4 needles Men's sock - 1 pair size 5 needles and 4 double-pointed size 5 needles

Bobbins & Tapestry Needle

Yarn Peace Fleece worsted weight yarns

1 skein Patience Blue; 1/2 skein Volgassippi Blue; 1/8 skein each of Ukrainian Red, Samantha-Katya Pink, Tundra, Firebird Orange, Grass Roots, Shaba Green, Baikal-Superior Green, Antarctica White, Negotiation Gray, and Soyuz-Apollo Teal.

Gauge 5½ sts per inch for women's socks, 5 sts per inch for men's socks.

Knitting by Intarsia The legs of these patterns are worked using the intarsia method. Occasionally, there will be places where it is appropri- ate to carry yarns across a few stitches. If you wish to carry farther than 2 sts, weave the yarn in as you would when knitting Fair Isle. You need to avoid long carries that would catch on toes being slipped into the sock. Because these socks are primarily intarsia, they will be worked flat until after the rib and chart are complete.

Cuff and Leg Do NOT work in the round until after the chart is completed. Leaving a 12" tail of yarn to seam the back leg of the sock, loosely cast on 52 stitches using the single-pointed needles and Volgassippi Blue yarn. If the cast-on is too tight, the sock will not slip easily over the foot. Work in K2, P2 rib for 1¼". Follow the chart, decreasing 4 stitches where indicated.

When the chart is complete, weave in the ends and lightly block the piece.

Divide the stitches onto 3 of the double- pointed needles. Connect and knit around for 4 rows using Patience Blue.

Thread the 12" tail of yarn at the top of the rib cuff onto a tapestry needle. Sew up the back of the sock leg using an invisible seam.

Continue with Patience Blue for the remainder of the sock.

Divide for Heel Place 12 stitches each on two needles from the front of the sock. These are the instep stitches. Place the remaining 24 sts (12 sts from each side of the back seam) on one needle for the heel. Work the 24 heel stitches in the following two rows for 2½"(3").

Row 1: (Wrong side) [Slip 1, P1] across row. Row 2: Slip 1, then knit the remaining stitches across the row.

Shape the Heel Row 1: (Wrong side) P14, P2 tog, P1 (turn) Row 2: Slip 1, K5, K2tog, K1 (turn) Row 3: Slip 1, P6, P2tog, P1 (turn) Row 4: Slip 1, K7, K2tog, K1 (turn) Row 5: Slip 1, P8, P2tog, P1 (turn) Row 6: Slip 1, K9, K2tog, K1 (turn) Row 7: Slip 1, P10, P2tog, P1 (turn) Row 8: Slip 1, K11, K2tog, K1 (turn)

Row 9: Slip 1, P12, P2tog (turn) Row 10: Slip 1, K12, K2tog

Gusset Pick up 13(16) stitches along right side of heel. Knit across the 24 stitches of the instep. Pick up 13(16) stitches along the left side of the heel. Knit the next 12 stitches. The stitches should be arranged on three needles as follows:

Needle 1: 20(23) sts (left of center heel) Needle 2: 24 instep stitches Needle 3: 20(23) sts (right of center heel)

Row 1: Knit the stitches on needle 1 up to the last 3 sts, then K2tog, K1. Knit all the stitches on needle 2. On needle 3, K1, SKP, then knit remaining stitches on the needle. Row 2: Knit stitches on all 3 needles.

Repeat these 2 rows, until there are 12 stitches each on needles #1 and #3.

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Continue to knit around the foot until the sock is 8"(9½") from the center back of the heel, or 2" short of the desired length of the sock. This is an easy place to customize, so check the foot length if possible.

Shaping the Toe Knit the stitches on needle #1 up to the last 3

stitches, then K2tog, K1. On needle #2, K1, SKP, knit up to the last 3 stitches then K2tog, K1. On needle #3, K1, SKP, then knit the remaining stitches. Continue every round in this way until there are 3 stitches each on needles #1 and #3, and 6 stitches remain on needle #2.

Weaving the Toe Stitches Together Slip the stitches from needles #1 and #3 onto the same needle. Break off the yarn leaving 12" and thread it onto a tapestry needle.

Holding the needles parallel to each other: Step 1: Run the tapestry needle (TN) knitwise through the first stitch of the front needle and slip it off. Run the TN through the next stitch on the front needle purlwise and do not slip it off. Step 2: Run the TN through the first stitch on the back needle purlwise and slip it off, then run the TN through the next stitch on the back needle knitwise and leave it on.

Repeat these two steps until there is only one stitch left on each needle. Then with the TN slip the stitch off the front needle knitwise, and the stitch off the back needle purlwise. Bring the remaining yarn to the inside of the sock. Secure yarn, and clip excess.

= Shaba Green

= Volgassippi Blue

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Sailing Socks

Sizes, Equipment, Gauge and instructions are the same as for Lighthouse socks. Substitute Sailing chart (below) for the Lighthouse chart.

Yarn - Peace Fleece worsted weight yarns 1 skein Patience Blue 1/2 skein Volgassippi Blue 1/8 skein each of Samantha-Katya Pink, Ukrainian Red, Tundra, Grass Roots, Shaba Green, Baikal-Superior Green, Antarctica White, Negotiation Gray, Soyuz-Apollo Teal, Patience Blue.

Copyright ©2009 Lynne & Douglas Barr

e-mail: knit@sweaterscapes.com www.sweaterscapes.com

= Patience Blue

= Soyuz-Apollo Teal

= Grass Roots

= K2tog or P2tog

= Ukrainian Red

= Samantha-Katya Pink

= Baikal-Superior Green

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= Negotiation Grey

= Antarctica White

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