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<title>The Tu-tutorial</title>
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<summary type="text/plain">Download PDF file here or see instructions below. Description A (nearly) no sew tu-tu. Materials 2 rolls of 6 inch nylon tulle (50 yards) 1 inch by 1 yard elastic Needle and Thread Directions Take waist measurement for size of...</summary>
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<![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.fickleknitter.com/images/The%20Tu-Tutorial%20by%20Michelle%20Miller.pdf">Download PDF file here</a> or see instructions below.</p>

<p><img alt="baxter_tutu.jpg" src="http://www.fickleknitter.com/images/baxter_tutu.jpg" width="400" height="328" /><br />
<img alt="baby_tutu1.jpg" src="http://www.fickleknitter.com/images/baby_tutu1.jpg" width="400" height="533" /></p>

<p><strong>Description</strong><br />
A (nearly) no sew tu-tu.</p>

<p><strong>Materials</strong> <br />
<img alt="tutu-materials.jpg" src="http://www.fickleknitter.com/images/tutu-materials.jpg" width="200" height="178" /><br />
2 rolls of 6 inch nylon tulle (50 yards)<br />
1 inch by 1 yard elastic<br />
Needle and Thread</p>

<p><strong>Directions</strong><br />
Take waist measurement for size of tu-tu.  Mark length onto elastic. </p>

<p><img alt="elastic_sew.jpg" src="http://www.fickleknitter.com/images/elastic_sew.jpg" width="300" height="223" /></p>

<p>Cut to size and sew together securely.</p>

<p><img alt="tape_tulle.jpg" src="http://www.fickleknitter.com/images/tape_tulle.jpg" width="300" height="221" /></p>

<p>Next cut tulle to length.  Tape the tulle to top of 6 inch by 24 inch template.  I used a ruler, but if you don’t have one handy cut a template from cardboard.<br />
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Wrap tulle directly from roll onto the ruler, end over end until you run out.</p>

<p><img alt="wrap_cut_tulle.jpg" src="http://www.fickleknitter.com/images/wrap_cut_tulle.jpg" width="300" height="243" /><br />
 <br />
Cut either side of ruler, which gives you 6 inch by 24 inch strips of tulle.<br />
Place elastic over stable surface and begin tying tulle to elastic.</p>

<p><img alt="elastic_stretched.jpg" src="http://www.fickleknitter.com/images/elastic_stretched.jpg" width="290" height="137" /><br />
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For a fuller tu-tu, use a surface larger than the un-stretched elastic.  I used a 1 foot by 1 inch by 3 inch board, but a piece of cardboard cut to size will work perfectly.<br />
Begin tying the tulle to the elastic.</p>

<p><img alt="tutu_tying.jpg" src="http://www.fickleknitter.com/images/tutu_tying.jpg" width="379" height="214" /><br />
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Going clockwise from top left: Place tulle strip under elastic, center it and double knot it.  Continue placing tulle strips side by side and tying them until the entire elastic waistband is covered.</p>

<p>Try on tu-tu and make sure there are no blank spots on elastic, if so add more tulle in the same manner as before.  Enjoy!</p>

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<title>Free Swifter Reusable Cover</title>
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<issued>2008-05-19T04:09:20Z</issued>
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<summary type="text/plain"> Tired of throwing away those disposable dust mop covers? Make your own, or make two or three. Smells extra good if you spray some method all purpose cleaner on the cover before sweeping. Skills needed: Knitting Picking up Stitches...</summary>
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<p>Tired of throwing away those disposable dust mop covers? Make your own, or make two or three. Smells extra good if you spray some method all purpose cleaner on the cover before sweeping.</p>

<p>Skills needed:<br />
Knitting<br />
Picking up Stitches<br />
I-cord<br />
No seaming necessary!</p>

<p><img alt="swifter2.jpg" src="http://www.fickleknitter.com/links/images/swifter2.jpg" width="343" height="385" /></p>

<p><img alt="swifter_reusable_button_sm.jpg" src="http://www.fickleknitter.com/links/images/swifter_reusable_button_sm.jpg" width="100" height="49" /></p>

<p>For a free pdf of the Swifter Resuable Cover  <a href ="http://www.ravelry.com/dl/michelle-miller-designs/4813?filename=swifter_reusable.pdf">click here</a> or See Below.<br />
<strong>Gauge swatch pattern </strong> Stockinette<br />
<strong>Gauge</strong> 4.4 Stitches per 1 inch<br />
<strong>Row Gauge</strong> 7 rows per 1 inch<br />
<strong>Yarn</strong> Lily The Original Sugar ‘n Cream or Worsted Weight Cotton<br />
<strong>Needles</strong> US size 8, 5mm or size needed to get gauge.<br />
<strong>Dimensions </strong>7.5 inches by 10 inches.  I-cords are 3 inches long.<br />
<img alt="swifter_dimension.jpg" src="http://www.fickleknitter.com/links/images/swifter_dimension.jpg" width="141" height="181" /></p>

<p><strong>Pattern</strong><br />
Cast on 32 stitches.  Knit in Stockinette until piece measures 10 inches long, bind off loosely.  With right side of work facing, count 9 stitches from left of bound off edge, pick up and knit 3 stitches.  Work three stitches in i-cord until i-cord measures 3 inches long.  Repeat procedure from right side of bound off edge, making 3 stitch i-cord.  Turn work and repeat i-cords for cast on edge.  Weave in ends.<br />
If you make two covers, you’ll have one for to wash and one to use.  A spritz of lavender Method All Surface Cleaner on the Swifter Reusable Cover helps pick up more dirt (and smells great).<br />
<em><br />
Copyright 2008 Michelle Miller, all rights reserved.  No part of pattern or other material may be distributed without written permission of Michelle Miller.  Pattern is for personal use only and is not for commercial use or to create items for commercial sale.</em></p>

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<title>Follow the Bouncing Ball</title>
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<summary type="text/plain"> Details: Follow the Bouncing Ball is a seamless ball knit in the round. It is available for $4.99. Skills Knitting in the round, increasing and decreasing on DPNs. Yarn This project is well suited for using up scrap yarn....</summary>
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Details:<br />
Follow the Bouncing Ball is a seamless ball knit in the round. It is available for $4.99.</p>

<p><strong>Skills</strong><br />
Knitting in the round, increasing and decreasing on DPNs.</p>

<p><strong>Yarn</strong><br />
This project is well suited for using up scrap yarn. You are not obligated to obtain the same gauge, and the size of the ball will be determined by the characteristics of your yarn choice. The only rule to follow is to choose 4 yarns that have approximately the same weight.</p>

<p><strong>Needles</strong><br />
US 6 or 4mm (or whatever size you need to get gauge)<br />
<strong></p>

<p>Gauge</strong><br />
4.75 stitches and 9 rows = 1 inch in Stockinette in the round </p>

<p><strong>Additional Materials</strong><br />
You will need fiberfill for stuffing the ball.</p>

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<title>Tracker Hat</title>
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<summary type="text/plain">Skills Needed: Knitting in the round, picking up stitches, knitting i-cord, and cabling, . Yarn: 2 balls Rowan Biggy Print (66 yards) Needles: Use needles to get gauge. US Size 11 for main body and ear flaps, US Size 13...</summary>
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<![CDATA[<p><strong>Skills Needed</strong>: Knitting in the round, picking up stitches, knitting i-cord, and cabling, .	</p>

<p><img alt="tracker_side_0208.jpg" src="http://www.fickleknitter.com/images/tracker_side_0208.jpg" width="400" height="508" /></p>

<p><strong>Yarn</strong>: 2 balls Rowan Biggy Print (66 yards)	<br />
<strong>Needles</strong>: Use needles to get gauge.	US Size 11 for main body and ear flaps, US Size 13 for front flap.<br />
<strong>Gauge</strong> = 16 st over 5 inches	<br />
<strong>Row Gauge</strong> = 6 st over 1 inch<br />
<strong>Hat Fit</strong>: Loose on a 21" head, Snug on a 23" head.  The hat measures 7 inches from center of decreases to brim.  The cable repeats are 4 inches long.</p>

<p><br />
The instructions show what is to be done over 20 stitches, the ** means repeat the enclosed directions over the remaining stitches.  There are 5 repeats per row.<br />
<strong><br />
Cast On</strong><br />
Cast on 100 stitches placing a stitch marker every 20 stitches, join in the round.	<br />
Knit one row plain then start main body of hat.</p>

<p><strong>Main body of hat	</strong><br />
Row 1	*Slip 3 stitches to cable needle, hold in back of work, k3 from left needle,  k3 from cable needle, slip next 3 stitches to cable needle and hold in front of work, k3 from left needle, k3 from cable needle,  purl 8 sts*<br />
Row 2	*k12 stitches, purl 8 stitches*<br />
Row 3	*k12 stitches, purl 8 stitches*<br />
Row 4	*k12 stitches, purl 8 stitches*<br />
Row 5	*k12 stitches, purl 8 stitches*<br />
Row 6	*k12 stitches, purl 8 stitches*<br />
Row 7	*k12 stitches, purl 8 stitches*<br />
Row 8	*k12 stitches, purl 8 stitches*<br />
Row 9	*Slip 3 stitches to cable needle, hold in back of work, k3 from left needle,  k3 from cable needle, slip next 3 stitches to cable needle and hold in front of work, k3 from left needle, k3 from cable needle,  purl 8 sts*<br />
Row 10	*k12 stitches, purl 8 stitches*<br />
Row 11	*k12 stitches, purl 8 stitches*<br />
Row 12	*k12 stitches, purl 8 stitches*<br />
Row 13	*k12 stitches, purl 8 stitches*<br />
Row 14	*k12 stitches, purl 8 stitches*<br />
Row 15	*k12 stitches, purl 8 stitches*<br />
Row 16	*k12 stitches, purl 8 stitches*<br />
Row 17	*Slip 3 stitches to cable needle, hold in back of work, k3 from left needle,  k3 from cable needle, slip next 3 stitches to cable needle and hold in front of work, k3 from left needle, k3 from cable needle,  purl 8 sts*<br />
Row 18	*k12 stitches, purl 8 stitches*<br />
Row 19	*k12 stitches, purl 8 stitches*<br />
Row 20	*k12 stitches, purl 8 stitches*<br />
Row 21	*k12 stitches, purl 8 stitches*<br />
Row 22	*k12 stitches, purl 8 stitches*<br />
Row 23	*k12 stitches, purl 8 stitches*<br />
Row 24	*k12 stitches, purl 8 stitches*<br />
Row 25	*Slip 3 stitches to cable needle, hold in back of work, k3 from left needle,  k3 from cable needle, slip next 3 stitches to cable needle and hold in front of work, k3 from left needle, k3 from cable needle,  purl 8 sts*</p>

<p><img alt="tracker_back_0208.jpg" src="http://www.fickleknitter.com/images/tracker_back_0208.jpg" width="400" height="568" /></p>

<p><strong>Between Rows 25 and 26 place stitch markers every 10 stitches and switch to DPNs for decreases.	</strong></p>

<p>Row 26 Knit one row plain<br />
Row 27	*k7, yo, slip 1 k2tog psso* (90 st)<br />
Row 28	*knit all st*<br />
Row 29	*k6, yo slip 1 k2tog psso* (80 st)<br />
Row 30	*knit all st*<br />
Row 31	*k5, yo slip 1 k2tog psso* (70 st)<br />
Row 32	*knit all st*<br />
Row 33	*k4, yo slip 1 k2tog psso* (60 st)<br />
Row 34	*knit all st*<br />
Row 35	*k3, yo slip 1 k2tog psso* (50 st)<br />
Row 36	*k2, yo, slip 1 k2tog psso* (40 st)<br />
Row 37	*k1, yo, slip 1 k2tog psso* (30 st)<br />
Row 38	*yo, slip 1 k2tog psso* (20 st)	<br />
Row 39	Take out stitch markers, knit all stitches<br />
Row 40	*k2tog* (10 st)<br />
Row 41	*k2tog* (5 st)</p>

<p>Cut yarn and thread through remaining 5 stitches and pull through.  Weave in ends.	<br />
	<br />
<strong>First Ear flap</strong>	<br />
With right side facing starting 6 stitches before cable, pick up 6 stitches to reach cable, pick up 12 stitches (one for each st in cable), pick up 6 stitches on other side of cable (24 sts).	<br />
Purl bumps from picking up stitches should be on inside of hat.	<br />
Row 1	Purl stitches<br />
Row 2	Knit 1, SSK, k to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1 (22 sts)<br />
Row 3	Purl stitches<br />
Row 4	Knit 1, SSK, k to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1 (20 sts)<br />
Row 5	Purl stitches<br />
Row 6	Knit 1, SSK, k to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1 (18 sts)<br />
Row 7	Purl stitches<br />
Row 8	Knit 1, SSK, k to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1 (16 sts)<br />
Row 9	Purl stitches<br />
Row 10	Knit 1, SSK, k to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1 (14 sts)<br />
Row 11	Purl stitches<br />
Row 12	Knit 1, SSK, k to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1 (12 sts)<br />
Row 13	Purl stitches<br />
Row 14	Knit 1, SSK, k to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1 (10 sts)<br />
Row 15	Purl stitches<br />
Row 16	Knit 1, SSK, k to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1 (8 sts)<br />
Row 17	Purl stitches<br />
Row 18	Knit 1, SSK, k to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1 (6 sts)<br />
Row 19	Purl stitches<br />
Row 20	Knit 1, SSK, k to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1 (4 sts)<br />
Work 3.5 inches of i-cord on remaining 4 stitches.  Bind off, break wool.</p>

<p><strong>Second Ear Flap	</strong><br />
Count 16 stitches from end of first ear flap, pick up 24 stitches as first ear flap.  Repeat procedure for knitting first ear flap.	</p>

<p>This is the back of the hat.   Note cable is centered between ear flaps.  Turn hat to front.  There should be about 36 stitches (including 2 cables) between earflaps.	</p>

<p><img alt="tracker_Front_0208.jpg" src="http://www.fickleknitter.com/images/tracker_Front_0208.jpg" width="400" height="593" /></p>

<p><strong>Front Flap</strong><br />
Step One: Change to needles 2 sizes larger than used to knit the rest of hat.<br />
With right side facing starting at right earflap pick up 21 stitches, picking up last stitch so that you've reached the end of the second cable.	<br />
Row 1	Purl all st<br />
Row 2	Purl all st<br />
Row 3	p1, p2tog, p to last 3, p2tog, p1 (19 sts)<br />
Row 4	Purl all st<br />
Row 5	p1, p2tog, p to last 3, p2tog, p1 (17 sts)<br />
Row 6	Purl all st<br />
Row 7	Bind off</p>

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<entry>
<title>Soda Can Cozy</title>
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<summary type="text/plain"> Top Left, Top Right: Soda Can Cozy with red as main color and gray as contrasting color. Bottom Left, Bottom Right: Soda Can Cozy with gray as main color and red as contrasting color. Skills Needed: Knitting in the...</summary>
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<em>Top Left, Top Right: Soda Can Cozy with red as main color and gray as contrasting color.<br />
Bottom Left, Bottom Right: Soda Can Cozy with gray as main color and red as contrasting color.</em></p>

<p>Skills Needed: <br />
Knitting in the Round.  <br />
Two Color Knitting.  <br />
Chart reading.</p>

<p>Gauge: 8 stitches/in<br />
Row Gauge: 9.5 rows/in<br />
Needles: Use size needed to get gauge<br />
Yarn: Lang Jawoll and Universal Pace<br />
Cozy Dimensions: (Cozy laid flat, not stretched over can) Length is 5 inches, Width is 3 inches.</p>

<p>Cast on 48 stitches in main color in the round, divide stitches evenly on needles.<br />
*k2, p2* around all stitches for 5 rows.<br />
Knit 2 rows plain in main color, then start chart (upper left corner)<br />
Make one stitch in contrasting color for each x across the chart.</p>

<p>Chart for first 24 stitches<br />
<img alt="dc_chart_hoar.jpg" src="http://www.fickleknitter.com/links/images/dc_chart_hoar.jpg" width="400" height="464" /></p>

<p>Chart for stitches 25 through 48<br />
<img alt="diet_coke_48.jpg" src="http://www.fickleknitter.com/links/images/diet_coke_48.jpg" width="400" height="462" /></p>

<p>Follow charts for 34 rows.  Knit 2 additional rows of plain stockinette, and 5 rows of 2x2 ribbing.  Cast off loosely.</p>

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<title>Yes I have a Heart Ornament</title>
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<summary type="text/plain"> Note that the SSK and K2tog happen on the Right side of the work. Using leftover sock yarn of your choice on needles that give you gauge that makes you happy cast on 44 stitches. Row 1 Knit 20...</summary>
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<p>Note that the SSK and K2tog happen on the Right side of the work.<br />
Using leftover sock yarn of your choice on needles that give you gauge that makes you happy cast on 44 stitches.</p>

<p>Row 1	Knit 20 stitches, SSK, K2tog, Knit 20 stitches<br />
Row 2	Purl across all stitches<br />
Row 3	Knit 19 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K 19 stitches<br />
Row 4	Knit across all stitches<br />
Row 5	Knit 18 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K 18 stitches<br />
Row 6	Purl across all stitches<br />
Row 7	Knit 17 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K 17 stitches<br />
Row 8	Knit across all stitches<br />
Row 9	Knit 16 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K 16 stitches<br />
Row 10	Purl across all stitches<br />
Row 11	Knit 15 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K 15 stitches<br />
Row 12	Knit across all stitches<br />
Row 13	Knit 14 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K 14 stitches<br />
Row 14	Purl across all stitches<br />
Row 15	Knit 13 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K 13 stitches<br />
Row 16	Knit across all stitches<br />
Row 17	Knit 12 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K 12 stitches<br />
Row 18	Purl across all stitches<br />
Row 19	Knit 11 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K 11 stitches<br />
Row 20	Knit across all stitches<br />
Row 21	Knit 10 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K 10 stitches<br />
Row 22	Purl across all stitches<br />
Row 23	Knit 9 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K 9 stitches<br />
Row 24	Knit across all stitches<br />
Row 25	Knit 8 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K8 stitches<br />
Row 26	Purl across all stitches<br />
Row 27	Knit 7 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K 7 stitches<br />
Row 28	Knit across all stitches<br />
Row 29	Knit 6 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K 6 stitches<br />
Row 30	Purl across all stitches<br />
Row 31	Knit 5 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K 5 stitches<br />
Row 32	Knit across all stitches<br />
Row 33	Knit 4 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K4 stitches<br />
Row 34	Purl across all stitches<br />
Row 35	Knit 3 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K 3 stitches<br />
Row 36	Knit across all stitches<br />
Row 37	Knit 2 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K2 stitches<br />
Row 38	Purl across all stitches<br />
Row 39	Knit 1 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K 1 stitches<br />
Row 40	Knit across all stitches<br />
Row 41	SSK, K2tog<br />
Row 42	K2 tog, cut yarn and pull through last stitch.</p>

<p>Right Part of Heart:<br />
Using cast on edge (with Right side facing), pick up 22 stitches starting from right and working toward center</p>

<p><img alt="right_heart.jpg" src="http://www.fickleknitter.com/links/images/right_heart.jpg" width="250" height="300" /></p>

<p>Row 1	Purl all stitches		<br />
Row 2	Knit 9 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K 9 stitches		<br />
Row 3	Knit across all stitches		<br />
Row 4	Knit 8 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K8 stitches		<br />
Row 5	Purl across all stitches		<br />
Row 6	Knit 7 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K 7 stitches		<br />
Row 7	Knit across all stitches		<br />
Row 8	Knit 6 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K 6 stitches		<br />
Row 9	Purl across all stitches		<br />
Row 10	Knit 5 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K 5 stitches		<br />
Row 11	Knit across all stitches		<br />
Row 12	Knit 4 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K4 stitches		<br />
Row 13	Purl across all stitches		<br />
Row 14	Knit 3 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K 3 stitches		<br />
Row 15	Knit across all stitches		<br />
Row 16	Knit 2 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K2 stitches		<br />
Row 17	Purl across all stitches		<br />
Row 18	Knit 1 stitches, SSK, K2tog, K 1 stitches		<br />
Row 19	Knit across all stitches		<br />
Row 20	SSK, K2tog		<br />
Row 21	p2 tog, cut yarn and pull through last stitch		</p>

<p>Left part of heart:<br />
Pick up 22 stitches (with Right side facing) starting with cast on edge center, working right to left.<br />
<img alt="left_heart.jpg" src="http://www.fickleknitter.com/links/images/left_heart.jpg" width="250" height="253" /><br />
Repeat mitered square instructions as for right side of heart.</p>

<p>Make a duplicate 3 square heart, seam together, stuff with filling, and enjoy!  For loop, run a piece of yarn through the top (near the center) and back through to the center of the heart, then I knot it.<br />
<img alt="heart_1_2007.jpg" src="http://www.fickleknitter.com/images/heart_1_2007.jpg" width="227" height="235" /></p>

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