Oh, how I wish I had a friend with a baby to cozy into this little bowl. So here is my version of the Baby Bowl. My photographer friend, Christine, was so sweet when she received these little knit goodies. This one works up super fast!Materials:
1 skein of something soft and yummy
Size 11 16" circular needles
Yarn needle
Cast on 60 stitches loosely with your prefered method
Place stitch marker and join
Row 1: Knit all stitches
Row 2 - 6: Knit all stitches twisted drop stitch (tds)
Row 7: Knit 8, k2tog to end of round using tds
Row 8 - 12 Knit all stitches twisted drop stitch
Row 13: Knit 7, k2tog to end of round using tds
Row 14: Knit all stitches twisted drop stitch
Row 15: Knit 6, k2tog to end of round using tds
Row 16: Knit all stitches tds
Row 17: Knit 5, k2tog to end of round using tds
Row 18: Knit all stitches tds
Row 19: Knit 4, k2tog to end of round using tds
Row 20: Knit 3, k2tog to end of round using tds
Row 21: Knit 2, k2tog to end of round using tds
Row 22: Knit 1, k2tog to end of round using tds
Row 23: K2tog to end leaving you with six stitches remaining
Cut an 8" tail and thread it through the final six stitches.
Weave in ends and trim.
Have fun--this knits up super fast!
7 comments:
Love the cocoon and the bowl. I linked to the pie hat and to your blog, because everything is so cute. Thanks for the instructions, too. I'll want to add these to my every expanding projects-to-do list.
Thanks so much for this...it is fun, fast, and funky! Hope to make a memorable gift. Thanks again
Jessy Whited
Hello! I came across your pattern and was wondering what "tds" means? My MIL is going to knit one of these for me and she doesn't know that term. Thanks!
I am having problems with this pattern. I am getting down to a single stitch at the end. Any recommendations or modifications to this pattern to get it to work? Thanks.
Do you use a chunky yarn or worsted weight?
I GOT IT!
Look up "Knitting Twisted Drop Stitch" on Youtube. It's easy!!
-Carol
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