Strawberry Fields
Join Breast Cancer Care's Strawberry Tea campaign with this gorgeous project from Libby Tomey
Invite your friends round for a special Strawberry Tea party to support Breast Cancer Care, and set the scene with this pretty decoration. Designed by Libby Tomey, this beautiful bunting is sure to be a talking point and you can even sell your finished project to raise money for the cause.
Visit www.breastcancercare.org.uk/strawberry to find out more.
Yarn: Rowan Handknit Cotton DK, (A) shade 215 Rosso, (B) shade 344 Pesto, (C) shade 263 Bleached, two 50g balls of each, (D) Rowan Cotton Glace, shade 833 ochre, one 50g ball
Needles: 4mm straight, 4mm double-pointed
Strawberry front and back (alike)
❑ Using yarn A cast on four sts
❑ Row 1: p Cont in st st, working shapings as folls:
❑ Row 2 (RS): kfb, k1, kfb, k1. Six sts
❑ Row 6: kfb, k3, kfb, k1. Eight sts
❑ Row 10: kfb, k5, kfb, k1. Ten sts
❑ Row 12: kfb, k7, kfb, k1. 12 sts
❑ Row 14: kfb, k9, kfb, k1. 14 sts
❑ Row 20: k1, k2tog tbl, k8, k2tog, k1. 12 sts
❑ Row 21: p1, p2tog tbl, p6, p2tog, p1. Ten sts
❑ Row 22: k1, k2tog tbl, k4, k2tog, k1. Eight sts
❑ Cast off
STRAWBERRY TOPS (MAKE TWO)
❑ Using yarn B cast on two sts
❑ Row 1: kfb, kfb. Four sts
❑ Work 15 rows in st st
❑ Next row: k2tog tbl, k2tog
❑ Cast off
To make up
Using yarn D, make 12 French knots on each strawberry for seeds. Place strawberry pieces with WS together, slip stitch around edges to join. Fold Strawberry tops in half and attach with one half showing on each side of berry as shown Flowers
Flowers: PETALS (MAKE FIVE)
❑ Using yarn C, cast on four sts
❑ Row 1: kfb, k1, kfb, k1. Six sts
❑ Row 2: p
❑ Row 3: kfb, k3, kfb, k1. Eight sts
❑ Row 4: p
❑ Row 5: k2tog tbl, k4, k2tog. Six sts
❑ Row 6: p2tog, p2, p2tog. Four sts
❑ Row 7: k2tog tbl, k2tog. Two sts
❑ Row 8: p2tog, turn. One st
❑ Next row: cast on three sts. Four sts
❑ Rep Rows 1-7
❑ Next row: pass first st over second st to cast off Fold work in half with WS together, slip stitch around edge to join petals. Arrange five petals so they meet in the centre and slip stitch tog
CENTRE
❑ Using 4mm dpns and yarn D cast on four sts
❑ Work eight rows in i-cord
❑ Cast off
❑ Fold in half, slip stitch one end to the other and sew into centre of flower
SMALL LEAF (MAKE TWO)
❑ Using yarn B, cast on four sts
❑ Work as for Petal
❑ Cast off
LARGE LEAF
❑ Using yarn B, cast on four sts
❑ Rows 1-4: work as for Petal
❑ Row 5: kfb, k5, kfb, k1. Ten sts
❑ Row 6: p
❑ Row 7: k2tog tbl, k6, k2tog. Eight sts
❑ Row 8: p
❑ Complete as for Petal
❑ Cast off
❑ Sew small and large leaves together at centre with larger leaf in middle. Sew leaves to back of flower on LH side as shown
Stems
❑ NOTE: this joins strawberry or flower to bunting string Using 4mm dpns and yarn B, cast on two sts
❑ Row 1: kfb, kfb. Four sts Work ten rows of i-cord
❑ Cast off
❑ Sew to top of each strawberry or flower
Bunting string
❑ Using 4mm dpns and yarn B, cast on five sts
❑ Work in i-cord for 170cm
❑ Cast off
❑ Position strawberries and flowers evenly along bunting string and slip stitch to join to back of string
Pattern Images
Measurements and sizes
Strawberries: 7cm wide x 9cm deep
Flowers: 7cm diameter exc. Leaves
Bunting: 170cm
Copyright notice
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i-cord explained
To create the stems and bunting cord, you need to work in i-cord. Cast the appropriate number of stitches onto one dpn. Using a second dpn, knit the first row, then instead of turning the work, slide the stitches to the opposite end of the dpn. Pull the working yarn tightly across the back of the work and start knitting the next row. Continue in this way, sliding the stitches along the needle after each row until the tube measures the correct length. You might find it easier to make a note of the number of rows worked to ensure each stem is the same length.
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