Row 15 - K1, Inc Kwise, K6, inc Kwise, K1 (12sts) Row 13 - K1, Inc Kwise, K1, inc Kwise, K1, inc Kwise, K1 (10sts) Row 7 - K1, K2tog twice, K4, K2tog twice, K1 (10 sts) Row 5 - K1, Inc Kwise twice, K4, Inc Kwise twice, K1 (14sts) Despite having only 3 of her sight, she didn’t let that stop her getting creative and has been able to produce beautiful. When she was just 24, Jannette suffered a brain haemorrhage and lost the majority of her sight. Row 3 - K1, Inc Kwise, K1, inc Kwise, K1, inc Kwise, K1 (10sts) Jannette Connell has been making and selling crochet poppies and poppy products for the past six years for the Poppy Appeal. Row 1 - K1, Inc Kwise, K1, inc Kwise, K1 (7sts)įor Row 2 and every following alternate row, K Quickest, simplest garter-stitch style pattern as follows. Try a knitathon! Knit as many as you can and as well as getting sponsorship, you could sell all of your poppies to raise some more. Let us Remember - Use this pattern to raise as much money as you like for the Poppy Foundation.

TOP TIPĭepending on the style you would like or the amount of time you've got, have a look at the variations and mix and match. Yrn = 'Yarn Over' - Loop the yarn around the end of your needle (under and over) to create a new stitch.ī&t tightly - Break off yarn and thread yarn through the remaining stitches on needle, pull up tightly and fasten off. Inc = Increase - by knitting into the front and the back of the same stitch, to make two stitches out of one. K2tog = Decrease by knitting two stitches together, making one stitch from two. Alternating a row of knit stitches (right side), with a row of purl stitches (wrong side).

K = Knit P = Purl St = Stitch Sts = Stitches

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