Canine Bowel Incontinence Can It Be Arthritis?

Basque knitted

; ;

I'm not very good at knitting, so I attempt to work as simple as the realization of this Basque, is very simple in the realization that in the description that I will try to make as clear as possible. I used a very thin yarn put declupo, because I really like both for the color Prussian blue, which for the softness, but mostly because I have in it a lot:) Ideally, you should use a thicker yarn.

Points used:

With grilled: Point coast 1 / 1; knit.

* REQUIRED:

* 100GR. wool;

* # 4 irons and 7;

knitting needle with a rounded tip.

SAMPLE:

10X10 cm stitch knitted with needles n. 7

Job Description:

Start with the knife number 4 (for the edging of Basque) 62 mesh (if you use a thin yarn, double points);

working 12 irons coast-to-point, ie 1 / 1, corresponding to five cm.

Continue working with the Basque iron stocking stitch number seven placing in the first thirty

increases iron in this way:

a straight top, * the following work in a mesh shirt and straight unamaglia straight twisted; 1maglia straight, "repeat" a "thirty times, a straight top. A 6.5 cm from the edge, equal to 12 needles, distribute, every 2 rows, decreases 5 to 6 times, 10 decreases five times;

distruibuire for the first 5 diminuzionil work: a straight mesh, mesh dir * 16., 2 mesh with right * repeat from * to * 5 times a shirt straight. five to deploy the Decreases in irons following work on the right each time with 2 mesh right, between the mesh corresponding to the mesh obtained by the two mesh together right below and the link that precedes it, to distribute the ten didtribuzioni in irons on the right next 3 links work every time with the right corresponding to the mesh between the mesh obtained from the mesh with the underlying law and the 2 links that precede it. A 19 cm from the edge, equal to 34 needles, leaving open the remaining 12 stitches, with a spire long enough.

With the needle move in the wire mesh Pending Account tighten and form a loop. Sew the center of the back of the beret.

Good Job!

Good Night Conny