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This document provides a knitting pattern for creating a carrot, including instructions for casting on, working short rows, and assembling the piece. It specifies the yarn types and needle sizes needed for the project. Additionally, it offers contact information for assistance and links to social media for further engagement.

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Carrots

This document provides a knitting pattern for creating a carrot, including instructions for casting on, working short rows, and assembling the piece. It specifies the yarn types and needle sizes needed for the project. Additionally, it offers contact information for assistance and links to social media for further engagement.

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Carrots page 1

With yarn AB (two strands together) cast on 20 sts for Carrot Top

HERITAGE *Work short rows to shape the Carrot

CARROTS ...
Short row 1 K16, W+Tk
Short row 2 P16
Short row 3 K12, W+Tk
Short row 4 P12
Short row 5 K8, W+Tk
Short row 6 P8
Short row 7 K4, W+Tk
Short row 8 P4
Row 1 Knit
Row 2 Purl**
Next Repeat last eight short rows and Rows 1 & 2, so from * to **, twice
Cast off.
Join seam
RS together, fold carrot in half across the cast-off edge and back stitch to
join the row ends for the Carrot seam.
Turn out to the RS. Stuff and shape through the Carrot Top cast-on edge.
Work a running stitch around the Carrot Top sts and pull up to gather.
YARN For this small project I used what I had in my stash which Secure the end. Thread up mohair or fine yarn/ thread for the carrot root
happened to be various carrot colour shades of Drops Alpaca and kid-silk: and secure at the tip of the carrot and allow the tail ends to dangle down.
Yarn A 4-ply/ fingering weight alpaca and B Thread up green yarn for the carrot top and secure at the top of the carrot,
Yarn B kid-silk mohair/ lace-weight yarn plus some green yarn you can either make a loop/s and work a stitch or two to secure the loop or
KNITTING NEEDLES Pair size 3.50mm/ US 4 straight knitting needles just leave the ends to dangle as you did for the roots.
NOTE: If there is any part of this pattern that you do not understand then
please feel free to email me:
claire.garland@btopenworld.com

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