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My Knitting Book (Second Series)

Chapter 41: 9. Pagoda Pattern.
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A practical manual that opens with a concise glossary of knitting terms and guidance on a standard filiére (gauge), then explains basic operations such as casting on, increasing, decreasing, ribbing, and turning. The main body presents numerous reworked patterns and stitch diagrams for household and wearable items — quilts, shawls, baby hoods and bonnets, caps, bags, purses, edgings, doyleys and Shetland motifs — offering varied textures, borders, insertions, and raised or open stitches to aid home knitters in producing decorative and utilitarian pieces.

IX.
Pagoda Pattern.

Cast on seventy stitches; that is,—eighteen for the two borders, and fifty-two for the centre. Each centre pattern occupies ten stitches.

Knit the upper border, as before directed. Commence the side-borders, and centre, as follows;—

First row—knit three; bring the thread forward, knit two together,—three times;(a) knit two; pearl two; knit two; pearl two; knit two.—Repeat from (a).—Finish with—knit two; bring the thread forward, knit two together,—three times; knit three.

Second row—knit three; pearl six;(b) pearl three; knit two; pearl one; knit one; pearl two; knit one.—Repeat from (b).—Finish with—pearl eight; knit three.

Third row—knit three; bring the thread forward, knit two together,—three times;(c) knit four; pearl two; knit two; pearl two.—Repeat from (c).—Finish with—knit two; bring the thread forward, knit two together,—three times; knit three.

Fourth row—knit three; pearl six;(d) pearl two; knit one; pearl two; knit one; pearl one; knit two; pearl one.—Repeat from (d).—Finish with—pearl eight; knit three.

Commence again, as at first row.