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Edging Worked in One Pass © Jane Eborall – 2005 |
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This edging is worked in one piece. No second row needed to achieve a deep and pretty edging which measures 1 ½” when worked in no. 20 thread. I used Finca Bollilos thread for the above and it worked out to be 1 ¼”. Please note - this pattern includes a join which I've called the continuous thread join. |
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Skills required. Split rings, rings on chains and rings on split rings. The continuous thread join is shown and explained below. |
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Abbreviations |
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Ch |
chain |
SR |
split ring |
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– or p |
picot |
+ |
join |
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RoCh |
ring on chain |
/ |
after the / make 2nd half of SR |
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vsp |
very small picot (smallest you can make) |
RoSR |
ring on split ring |
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Sh1 |
working shuttle 1 (shuttle in right hand) |
Sh2 |
working shuttle 2 (shuttle in right hand) |
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CTJ |
continuous thread join |
Rw |
reverse work |
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SLT |
shoe lace trick (tie a knot!) |
Cl |
close |
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Making the CTJ - continuous thread join |
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Using a hook, take Sh1 thread under and up through the last very small picot of side 1. Push Sh2 through the loop and gently tighten. |
Continue through all the picots on this side of the SR. |
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Please note that the sections vary slightly as alternate ones have a ring on the chain to which following chains join. |
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Section 1 - Sh1 is purple on the diagrams SR1: 8 / 2 vsp 4 vsp 2 Cl SR2: 1 vsp 1 vsp 2 vsp 2 – 2 vsp 2 vsp 1 vsp 1 / 3 RoSR a: (4 + [vsp SR1] 8 – 8 vsp 4 Cl) 3 RoSR b: (4 + [vsp RoSR a] 10 – 10 vsp 4 Cl) 3 RoSR c: (4 + [vsp RoSR b] 8 – 8 vsp 4 Cl) 3 Close SR2 Using Sh2 CTJ to vsp’s on SR2 – see Figs 1 & 2 Ch: 6 RoCh(4 vsp 4 Cl) 6 Change to Sh1 SR3: 4 – 4 / 4 RoSR d: (6 + [p on SR2] 6 Cl) 4 Close SR3 Change to Sh2 Ch: 6 RoCh(4 vsp 4 Cl) 6 + (last vsp on first side SR1) Rw SR4: 2 + (vsp RoSR2) 4 vsp 2 / 8 Cl SLT Rw |
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Section 2 SR5: 8 / 2 + (vsp SR4) 4 vsp 2 Cl SR6: 1 vsp 1 vsp 2 vsp 2 – 2 vsp 2 vsp 1 vsp 1 / 3 RoSR e: (4 + [vspSR5] 8 + [RoSR c on SR2] 8 vsp 4 Cl) 3 RoSR f: (4 + [vsp RoSR e] 10 – 10 vsp 4 Cl) 3 RoSR g: (4 + [vsp RoSR f] 8 – 8 vsp 4 Cl) 3 Close SR6 Using Sh1 CTJ to vsp’s on SR1 – see Figs 1 & 2 Ch: 6 + (RoCh on last section) 6 Change to Sh2 SR7: 4 – 4 / 4 RoSR h: (6 + [p on SR6] 6 Cl) 4 Close SR7 Change to Sh1 Ch: 6 vsp 6 + (last vsp on first side SR6) Rw SR8: 2 + (vsp last RoSR7 - g) 4 vsp 2 / 8 Cl SLT Rw |
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Corners After making a SR4 or SR8 continue with SR1: 8 / 2 + (vsp SR4 or SR8) 4 vsp 2 Cl SR2:1 vsp 1 vsp 2 vsp 6 / 3 RoSR a: (4 + [vsp SR1] 8 + [last RoSR of last section] 8 vsp 4 Cl) 3 RoSR b: (4 + [vsp RoSR a] 10 – 10 vsp 4 Cl) 3 RoSR c: (4 + [vsp RoSR b] 8 – 8 vsp 4 Cl) 3 Close SR2 SR3: 6 vsp 2 vsp 1 vsp 1 / 3 RoSR d: (4 + [vsp RoSR c] 8 – 8 vsp 4 Cl) 3 RoSR e: (4 + [vsp RoSR d] 10 – 10 vsp 4 Cl) 3 RoSR f: (4 + [vsp RoSR e] 8 – 8 vsp 4 Cl) 3 Close SR3 Change to Sh1 CTJ through vsp’s on SR3 & SR2 Ch: 10 + (vsp on RoCh) SR4: 6 / 3 – 3 Cl Ch: vsp 10 + (vsp SR3) SR5: 2 + (vsp RoSR3 - f) 4 vsp 2 / 8 Cl SLT Rw |
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Any questions? Please email me. |
