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Checkerboard Placemat (Free Pattern)

Added: Wednesday, May 6th 2009 at 4:28pm by nittineedles
 
 
 

Checkerboard Placemat

 

MATERIALS: 100g/3.5 oz worsted weight yarn.

1 pair 4mm/6 US needles

1 darning needle

TENSION: 19 sts & 26 rows = 10 cm/4 in on 4mm/6 US needles

Size: 30.5cm/ 12 in X 40.5cm/ 16 in

Directions:

Cast on 76 stitches.

Knit 18 rows.

*Row 1: K10, (p8, k8) to last 18 sts, p8, k10.

Row 2: K18, (p8, k8) to last 10sts, k10.

Work rows 1 and 2 six times.

Row 3: K18, (p8, k8) to last 10 sts, k10.

Row 4: K10, (p8, k8) to last 18 sts, p8, k10.

Work rows 3 and 4 six times.*

Repeat from * to * once more.

Knit 18 rows.

Cast off.

This pattern is for personal use only.  It is not to be used for profit.  Selling copies of this pattern or selling the finished product of this pattern is strictly prohibited without written permission of the copyright owner.

Copyright © 2009 Nittineedles

 

User Comments

That's nothing like I expected to see...not after reading the title.  I like it a lot more than what I thought I was going to see.  I can see the placemats being done in a number of interesting colors that would compliment people's kitchens.  I also think that this is a great pattern for covers for throw pillows.  It's a very attractive, easy to fit in with any decor, type of pattern.

Hmmm.....Maybe I should design the matching dishcloth.{#thumbs_up.gif}

That pattern would look nice on a table runner, too. Across a dining room table with a nice bowl of fruit or a vase of flowers set on it in the center of the table.  Nice candles and candleholders, maybe pewter holders, would like nice.  Yep, it would make a very nice runner.

Thank you!  This is what I have been looking for!  A relatively simple knit placemat pattern with an eye appealing design or texture.

You're welcome.

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