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Two-Color Pattern 1

Two-Color Pattern 1

Pattern chart

Two-Color Pattern 1 with needles, knitting pattern chart

Pattern Chart Symbols

	A classical knit, unless the pattern description states otherwise.
	A classical purl, unless the pattern description states otherwise.
	Yarn over. Take the working yarn by the tip of the right needle from the right back to the left inward. Yarn overs are done for eyelet knitting.
	Reduce three knit stitches together (at the front).
	Slip a stitch from the left needle to the right one without knitting it. The working thread remains behind the needle (at the back).
	Stitch with a yarn over. Make a yarn over, then slip the stitch without knitting it. The working thread is on the needle.
	No stitch charted out.

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