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    Knitted Flower Tutorial: Designed by Julie Taylor

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    Knitted Flower Tutorial

    Designed by Julie Taylor

    An original pattern from www.lovefibres.com

    Copyright Julie Taylor 2012-07-18


    All rights reserved

    You may make items to sell using this pattern, but you cannot reproduce or redistribute the pattern or photos in
    any form
    Knitted Flower Tutorial

    This is a quick and simple knitted flower which can be used to accesorise hats, sweaters, coats,
    dresses, blankets, purses, scarves, mittens..... the possibilities are endless! Alternatively it can be
    made into a brooch by adding a pin to the back

    Suggested yarns:
    Any double knit (DK) yarn that knits to the required tension will be suitable. If you wish to make
    a smaller flower, use sport or 4 ply yarn and a correspondingly smaller needle. Worsted ot aran
    weight yarn will create a bigger flower.

    Materials needed
    Approx 3 grams / 9 metres / 10 yards main colour DK yarn for the petals
    Approx 1 metre / 1 yard of contrast DK yarn for the flower centre
    4mm (US size 6) straight knitting needles
    Tapestry needle

    Abbreviations
    garter stitch = every row knit
    K = knit
    kfb =knit into the front and back of the stitch to make an extra stitch (the same as increase)
    K2tog = knit two stitches together
    st(s) = stitch(es)
    stocking st (stockinette) = 1 row knit, 1 row purl
    [ ] = work the instructions in the brackets by the number of times indicated

    Size:
    Knit in DK yarn the flower will be approx 6 cms (2.5”) in diameter.

    Gauge/Tension
    Tension is not important for this pattern, but if you would like to know, it should be about 22sts and
    30 rows to 10cm (4”) square over stocking stitch using 4mm (US Size 6) needles.

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    Petals Flower Centre

    Using 4mm (US size 6) needles and petal Using 4mm (US size 6) needles and contrast
    colour yarn, cast on 51sts. yarn, cast on 2sts.
    Rows 1 - 4: Stocking st Row 1: kfb in each stitch 4sts
    Row 5: K1 [Cast off 9 sts] 5 times 6sts Rows 2 - 4: Knit 3 rows garter stitch
    Row 5: [K2tog] twice 2sts
    Row 6: K2tog and fasten off

    Break off yarn leaving a good length, thread


    through remaining stitches, draw up and fasten
    off.

    To Make Up

    Sew up the little seam on the flower so that it is


    circular.

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    Draw each petal close to the centre with a I hope you have enjoyed using this pattern.
    single stitch I would love you to share a photo of your
    flowers on my Facebook page
    https://www.facebook.com/LoveFibres-1673778779549020

    Or tag me on Instagram @LoveFibres

    Please use the hashtag #lovefibrespattern

    Sew the flower centre in the middle.

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