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Berroco® Free Pattern | Arabesque 02/20/2008 02:35 PM

Arabesque knit in Comfort™


Skill level: Intermediate

Arabesque is a hexagonal mosaic throw composed of color and pattern stitch, knit in
Comfort.

PDF Pattern Instructions


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SIZE
Approximately 52” x 50”

MATERIALS
Colorway 1: 5 Balls BERROCO COMFORT (50 grs), #9734 Licorice (MC), 2 balls #9726
Cornflower (A) and 1 ball each #9725 Dutch Teal (B), #9753 Agean Sea (C), #9735
Delft Blue (D), #9739 Grape Jelly (E), #9722 Purple (F) and #9736 Primary Blue (G)
Colorway 2: 5 Balls BERROCO COMFORT (50 grs), #9734 Licorice (MC), 2 balls #9756
Copen Blue (A) and 1 ball each #9741 Bittersweet (B), #9716 Chambray (C), #9727
Spanish Brown (D), #9720 Hummus (E), #9780 Dried Plum (F) and #9747 Cadet (G)
Colorway 3: 5 Balls BERROCO COMFORT (50 grs), #9734 Licorice (MC), 2 balls #9742
Pimpernel (A) and 1 ball each #9723 Rosebud (B), #9727 Spanish Brown (C), #9730
Teaberry (D), #9755 Wild Cherry (E), #9760 Beet Root (F) and #9745 Filbert (G)
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Teaberry (D), #9755 Wild Cherry (E), #9760 Beet Root (F) and #9745 Filbert (G)
Colorway 4: 5 Balls BERROCO COMFORT (50 grs), #9734 Licorice (MC), 2 balls #9752
Adirondack (A) and 1 ball each #9737 Aster (B), #9724 Pumpkin (C), #9722 Purple
(D), #9753 Agean Sea (E), #9743 Goldenrod (F) and #9740 Seedling (G)
Colorway 5: 5 Balls BERROCO COMFORT (50 grs), #9734 Licorice (MC), 2 balls #9762
Spruce (A) and 1 ball each #9730 Teaberry (B), #9744 Teal (C), #9760 Beet Root (D),
#9747 Cadet (E), #9742 Pimpernel (F) and #9761 Lovage (G)
Colorway 6: 5 Balls BERROCO COMFORT (50 grs), #9734 Licorice (MC), 2 balls #9781
Olive (A) and 1 ball each #9717 Raspberry Coulis (B), #9753 Agean Sea (C), #9721
Sprig (D), #9725 Dutch Teal (E), #9733 Turquoise (F) and #9724 Pumpkin (G)
Colorway 7: 5 balls BERROCO COMFORT (50 grs), #9734 Licorice (MC), 2 balls #9750
Primary Red (A) and 1 ball each #9722 Purple (B), #9736 Primary Blue (C), #9740
Seedling (D), #9732 Primary Yellow (E), #9731 Kidz Orange (F) and #9702 Pearl (G)
Straight knitting needles, size 7 (4.50 mm) OR SIZE TO OBTAIN GAUGE
Crochet hook, size 4.50 mm (G)
Tapestry needle
7 St markers

GAUGE
1 Hexagon measures 8 1/2” x 8 1/2” on straight needles
TO SAVE TIME, TAKE TIME TO CHECK GAUGE

NOTE
Optional: If desired, hexagons may be joined as you work. To do this, with RS facing,
25 sts should be picked up along the edge of each adjoining hexagon between
markers. You must then cast on enough sts so that you always start Row 1 of your
hexagon with 152 sts on your needles.

HEXAGON 1
With straight needles, using MC, cast on 152 sts.
Row 1 (WS): Purl.
Row 2: K1, place marker, * work Row 1 of Chart over 25 sts, place marker, rep from
* 5 times more, k1 – 140 sts. Work in pat as established, keeping 1 st at beg and end
in St st and working 6 repeats of Chart between markers. Carry markers up as you
work. You will be decreasing 12 sts each row. When Row 5 has been completed,
change to desired hexagon color shown on diagram and work with this color to end.
When Row 25 has been completed, end on WS – 8 sts. Break off yarn leaving a 12”
long end. Thread end into tapestry needle and draw through all sts on needle. Pull up
tightly and secure. Sew seam, completing hexagon. Continue to make hexagons using
colors shown on diagram.
Note: As each hexagon is finished, mark each corner of cast-on edge with a pin or
short piece of yarn. This makes it easier to assure that all corners line up when
assembling hexagons.

FINISHING
Sew hexagons together following diagram. Leave all corner markers on cast-on edges
of outer hexagons in place.

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Edging: With RS facing, using crochet hook, join MC at point shown on diagram 1 st
before corner marker.
Rnd 1: Ch 1, sc in joining st, * skip corner marker, work 21 sc’s evenly along side of
hexagon to next corner marker, skip corner marker, [work 20 sc’s along side of
hexagon to 1 st before next corner marker, pull up a loop in st before and st after
corner marker, yo and draw through all loops on hook (dec made), work 20 sc’s along
side of hexagon to next corner marker, skip corner marker] 3 times, rep from * around
entire throw, join with a sl st in first sc.
Rnd 2: Ch 1, sc in sl st, ch 3 (corner space), * sc in each of the next 21 sc’s, ch 3
(corner space), [sc in each of the next 19 sc’s, skip dec made in Rnd 1, sc in next 20
sc’s, ch 3 (corner space)] 3 times, rep from * around, join with a sl st in first sc.
Rnd 3: Ch 1, sc in sl st, work 3 sc’s in ch-3 space, * sc in each sc to next ch-3 space,
3 sc’s in ch-3 space, [1 sc in each sc to last sc of next side, skip last sc and next sc
(inner corner), sc in each sc to next ch-3 space, work 3 sc’s in ch-3 space] 3 times, rep
from * around, join with a sl st in first sc.
Rnd 4: Ch 1, sc in sl st and in each sc around, skipping 2 sc’s at each inner corner as
on Rnd 3. Join with a sl st in first sc. Fasten off.

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