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(5)
Knit another 30 rows in
the
same
ma
nner.
(6)
Knit 2 rows w
ith
the distinguishable
yarn
.
(7) Unthread
the yarn and knit
20
rows
with
knit-
ting
yarn.
(8) Unthread the
yarn
from the
Yarn
Feeder Set-
ting
the
Cam
Lever
to
Stock
inet,
move the
Car-
riage
once,
and
the garment
wil
l
come
off the
need les.
(9)
The fabric
is
stretched
in
a
horizontal
direction.
Stretch
it
slightly vertically
so
as the
stitches
may become
flat.
Allow
the fabri
c
to relax
for
severa
l
hours. As a
final instruction press it
I
ig
htl
y wi
th
a steam iron
to make
it
I ike
that
of
a finished garment.
(
1
0) Spread
the
fab
ri
c f lat and
put the
Gauge
Scale
on it.
Th
e "S"
represents
the
stitches and the
"R"
represe
nts the
rows.
Number of stitches:
Pl
ace t he
Gauge
Scale,
w
ith the
"S" side up,
onto t he
tension swatch
so
as the
left end of
the
Scale is
touching
the outside
of
the stitc
h
knit-
ted
in
a co
ntrast
yarn. Measure
to
the
point
of
the other
co ntrast k
nitted
stitch and
t
he num-
ber
wh
ich
co
rrespond
s with
thi
s st itch, co rres-
ponds
w
ith
the number
of
st itch
es w
it
hin 1 Ocm.
on the
tension
swatch.
Th
e Scale should
be read
from the side
indicated
by
the arrow,
i. e.
from
the
left side.
Number of rows:
Place
the Gauge Scale,
wi
th
the
"R"
side
up,
on
the tesn
ion
swatch
so
as
it covers
the length
in
between the
rows
knitted
in
a
cont
ra st
yarn
.
Measure this
length
and the
number
indicated
on
th
e
Sca le corresponds
to
the
number
of
rows
within 10cms. on the
tension
swatch. The gauge
scale should by read
from
the
side
indi catetl
by
the
arrow.
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