Bingley Show

53. Hand knitted garment 4 ply or under
54. Hand knitted garment double or thicker
55. Hand knitted baby item(s)
56. Hat for a premature baby to stated pattern below
(After the show we would like to donate the items entered in this class to Airedale General Hospital Special Care Baby Unit)
57. Knitted ‘Group’
58. Any other Knitting
59. Item of Crochet
60. Item of Canvas work
61. Piece of Embroidery using multi-stitches
62. Piece of Counted Thread Work
63. Homemade “Bag for Life”
64. 3 Greetings Cards with Envelopes
65. Handmade Jewellery
66. Patchwork / Quilted item
67. Gift Wrapped Bottle
68. Any “Hard” Craft - e.g. Wood, Stone, Leather, etc
69. Any other handicraft not included in Classes 53 - 68

Needles – 3.5mm and 3.75mm / size 10 and 9
Wool – approximately ½ oz baby wool – two colours if desired

Using smaller needles cast on 64 stitches
Rows 1, 3, 5, 7: k1, p1 across
Rows 2, 4, 6, 8: p1, k1 across

Change to larger needles
Rows 9-14: work in stocking stitch – end with purl row
**Row 15: k1, sl1 across **Row 16: p1, sl1 across (yarn at back)
**Row 17: k1 sl1 across Row 18-20: work in stocking stitch
**Row 21: k1, sl1 across
**Row 22: p1, sl1 across (yarn at back)
**Row 23: k1 sl1 across
Rows 24-40: work in stocking stitch
** Use contrasting colour for these rows if desired

Decreases
Row 1: *sl1, k1, psso, k6 repeat from * to end
Row 2: *sl1, p1, psso p5 repeat from *to end
Row 3: *sl1, k1, psso, k4 repeat from * to end
Row 4: *sl1, p1, psso p3 repeat from *to end
Row 5: *sl1, k1, psso, k2 repeat from * to end
Row 6: *sl1, p1, psso, p1 repeat from * to end
Row 7: *sl1, k1, psso repeat from * to end
8 stitches remain

Finishing
Cut 13” tail and thread through loops. Fold hat in half and sew up. Weave in loose ends.


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	All exhibits to have been made by the Exhibitor Exhibits MUST NOT have been shown at Bingley Show on a previous occasion Exhibits should only be marked with the label supplied (no names, etc) Consideration should be given to the presentation of your entry e.g. framed items may benefit by being displayed so they are not flat on the table i.e. with an empty margarine carton underneath) CLASSES 53. Hand knitted garment 4 ply or under 54. Hand knitted garment double or thicker 55. Hand knitted baby item(s) 56. Hat for a premature baby to stated pattern below (After the show we would like to donate the items entered in this class to Airedale General Hospital Special Care Baby Unit) 57. Knitted ‘Group’ 58. Any other Knitting 59. Item of Crochet 60. Item of Canvas work 61. Piece of Embroidery using multi-stitches 62. Piece of Counted Thread Work 63. Homemade “Bag for Life” 64. 3 Greetings Cards with Envelopes 65. Handmade Jewellery 66. Patchwork / Quilted item 67. Gift Wrapped Bottle 68. Any “Hard” Craft - e.g. Wood, Stone, Leather, etc 69. Any other handicraft not included in Classes 53 - 68 Knitting Pattern for Class 56 - Slip Stitch Premature Baby Hat Needles – 3.5mm and 3.75mm / size 10 and 9 Wool – approximately ½ oz baby wool – two colours if desired Using smaller needles cast on 64 stitches Rows 1, 3, 5, 7: k1, p1 across Rows 2, 4, 6, 8: p1, k1 across Change to larger needles Rows 9-14: work in stocking stitch – end with purl row Row 15: k1, sl1 across Row 16: p1, sl1 across (yarn at back) Row 17: k1 sl1 across Row 18-20: work in stocking stitch Row 21: k1, sl1 across Row 22: p1, sl1 across (yarn at back) Row 23: k1 sl1 across Rows 24-40: work in stocking stitch ** Use contrasting colour for these rows if desired Decreases Row 1: sl1, k1, psso, k6 repeat from to end Row 2: sl1, p1, psso p5 repeat from to end Row 3: sl1, k1, psso, k4 repeat from to end Row 4: sl1, p1, psso p3 repeat from to end Row 5: sl1, k1, psso, k2 repeat from to end Row 6: sl1, p1, psso, p1 repeat from to end Row 7: sl1, k1, psso repeat from to end 8 stitches remain Finishing Cut 13” tail and thread through loops. Fold hat in half and sew up. Weave in loose ends.