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CHRISTMAS CAROL COASTER COLLECTION By Stephanie Fernandez DETAILS & MATERIALS Gauge: 20 stitches and 24 rows / 4” in stockinette stitch with colorwork Yarn: Cascade 220 Yarns (Use superwash or acrylic for easy care coasters) Minimum of 20 grams of each color to make all 4 coasters. 2401 - Burgundy (Dark Red) 2445 - Shire (Dark Green) 8903 - Primavera (Light Green) 8505 – White ©Stephanie Fernandez Needles: Size 6 US 4.0 mm Circular Needle long enough for working Magic Loop (or size needed to obtain gauge) Notions: Tapestry needle for weaving in ends Pattern Notes These coasters are worked in the round using magic loop. However once you begin the colorwork, the front and back of the coasters will pull together removing the center hole and making them flat with a front side and a back side. When you add a new color, carefully tie off the ends and stuff them inside so that there is less weaving in of ends at the end. The tied off ends will be well hidden inside! The 23 column charts should be worked through twice as those two coasters have the same design on the front and the back. The 46 column charts are worked once, and the coasters are reversible with a different front and back. Feel free to split up the charts if you would prefer 6 coaster designs with the same design on both sides. DIRECTIONS Cast on 46 stitches with the first color of your chart. Carefully join in the round without twisting using magic loop with 23 stitches on the front and 23 stitches on the back. Work the chart of your choice purling the purl symbols and knitting the plain blocks. Change colors as directed in the chart to create the pattern. Carefully carry your yarn up the right edge of the work. 23 column charts should be repeated twice, and 46 column charts are knit through once. After working the chart, cast off in pattern, tie off leaving a tail, and whip stitch the top and bottom of the coasters with either new yarn or any remaining tail if available. Weave in ends. 18
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