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CARD No.12-A
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PLATTING (1)
1
Pat.
=
12 sts,
24 rows.
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STOP
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Platting
is
knitted with
two
di ffere
nt
coloured
yarns. One yarn appears
on
one
side wh i
1 st
the
seco
nd yarn
appears
on
the
other
sid
e of t he
knitted fabric.
*
Platting in
Stockinet
is
predominant
but if
you
wish
to
knit
this
st
itch
in
Tu
ck stitch
patterns,
you wi
ll
enjoy
different effects
on
the knitted
fabric.
*
Platting
in
Stock inet is easi ly made
by threading
one ya
rn through
Ya
rn
Feeder
CD
and
t he ot her
ya
rn behind
Yarn
Feeder
CD.
A fter
this
has been
done,
ju
st k
nit.
*
Platting
in T uck
stitch
can
be
made exact ly
in
the same way
as f
or standard
Tuck
stitch
pat-
terns,
the
on ly exception being
that
you
must
t hrea
d th
e
Platting
ya
rn
behind Yarn
FeederCD.
(Ref
er
to page 43
f
or
knitting
in Tuck
stitch.)
*
DO
NOT
fail
to
attach the extra
Round Brus
hes
to
the Carriage Arm
and
th
e accessory Weights
to
both
sides
of
th
e
fabr
ic. (It.
is
not
necessary
to
use
the Separators.)
*
Use
a
li
gh
t
ya
rn
for the Platting
yarn, as
two
yarn
s
are
used simultaneous ly for
Platting.
Example:
Medi
um yarn w
ith
a thin yarn or a
light yarn
w
ith
a
thin
yarn.
You can en joy
different
effects if you use light
yarns
of
a spec
ial materi
al.
How to thread the Platting Yarn
.
( 1) Br
ing
the
Carriage
to
eith
er end of the needle
bed,
so
as the back of t he Yarn
Feeder
ca
n be
seen.
(2) Open
the
Yarn
Feeder
Gate
and
thread the
Platting
yarn
into
Yarn
Feeder
CD.
The Pl atting
yarn must then be pulied,
from the
back, out
of
the
Yarn Feeder
CD
with
the
aid
of a
Tappet
,
to
behind
the
Yarn Feeder
CD
hole.
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