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The document is a knitting pattern for a matching coat, beanie, and blanket set for babies. It includes instructions for different sizes, measurements, and abbreviations. The pattern is suitable for standard gauge knitting machines and is rated as fairly easy for knitters with some experience. It also lists the materials needed and provides contact information for the yarn manufacturer. Additionally, the text provides information on garter stitch and offers contact information for knitting lessons. [Extracted from the article]

The document titled "CANDY GIRL" is a pattern for a machine-knitted garment. It provides instructions for creating various sections of the garment, such as the front, back, sleeves, and neckband. The pattern includes details on materials needed, measurements for different sizes, and tips for achieving the desired results. It also includes information on garter stitch and provides diagrams for reference. The document is part of Machine Knitting Monthly and is suitable for library patrons conducting research on machine knitting projects. [Extracted from the article]

The article from Machine Knitting Monthly discusses various knitting clubs and activities. It mentions a demonstration and talk by Dee Crew, who showed how to use DK yarn on a standard gauge machine. The article also introduces a new club in Staffordshire and encourages club leaders to add their names to the directory. Additionally, it mentions a crochet event with Ellen Decker in the Netherlands. The article provides contact information for those interested in joining the clubs or attending the event. [Extracted from the article]

The article from Machine Knitting Monthly provides updates and information about knitting clubs and activities. It includes a demonstration by Dee Crew on using DK yarn on a standard gauge machine, as well as attaching a cord edging. The article also mentions a new club called Plain & Fancy in Staffordshire and provides contact information for those interested. Additionally, it mentions a crochet event with Ellen Decker in the Netherlands for confident level crocheters. [Extracted from the article]

The article from Machine Knitting Monthly discusses various knitting clubs and activities. It mentions a demonstration by Dee Crew, who showed how to use DK yarn on a standard gauge machine by knitting on every other needle. The article also includes information about a new club in Staffordshire and encourages club leaders to add their names to the Clubs Directory. Additionally, it mentions a crochet event with Ellen Decker in the Netherlands. [Extracted from the article]

The article from Machine Knitting Monthly discusses various knitting clubs and activities. It mentions a demonstration by Dee Crew, who showed how to use DK yarn on a standard gauge machine by knitting on every other needle. The article also includes information about a new club in Staffordshire and encourages club leaders to add their names to the Clubs Directory. Additionally, it mentions a crochet event with Ellen Decker in the Netherlands. [Extracted from the article]

Cast offrem 5 [5,6] sts. to shoulder seam and set in sleeves between markers. join side seams SLEEVES from markers at top of welt. Dec 1 offront neck, 40 [44,46] sts evenly st at neck edge and cast off4 [5,5] sts across cast offsts at front of neck, 14 at beg of next row. ~in-iTN"-Tni TOWN PLANNING Dressed up or dressed down, a cowl-neck sweater is a woman's best friend for alt seasons i MEASUREMENTS commercial gain without prior written PATTERN RATING ~ To fit bust 71-76 [82-87,92-97] cm, ~ permission from King Cole., 28-30 [32-34,36-38]in. [Extracted from the article]

A personal narrative is presented in which the author discusses her experience of knitting a rocking hoarse design. INSET: Starting over.