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Gardening and Passap Reversible Tuck Stitch Swatching

sprint bush sugar snap pea vegetable garden transplants

The peas are up and looking good. I wish I could say the same for the tomatoes, squash, and sunflowers. Anything that prefers a bit of warmth has refused to germinate. As of right now, I’m looking at a garden of shallots, garlic, peas, dill, and store bought tomato plants. The squash may still decide to cooperate. I dug around in their pots and found that the seeds hadn’t rotted – they are just too cold to poke out of their shells.

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My knitting has been as hit and miss as the vegetable garden. After how well the racking Fisherman’s Rib Doll Blanket turned out, I wanted to put together a more feminine blanket with scalloped edges and identical pattern on both sides. In looking through my various Passap books, I decided on a tuck pattern on page 40 of the small Duomatic 80 / Duomatic S pattern book. It is also very similar to technique 155 in the E6000.

After a few samples, I found the ideal tension for my yarn was 3.5/3.5 without the green weight bar or 4/4 with the hanging bar – the difference being a bit softer look at the higher tension. With further experimenting, I settled on a simple picot scallop bind off. The picture below shows how I ended the sample swatch.

Passap pink reversible rib tuck stitch pattern swatch

My problem is re-hanging the beginning of the blanket to make a similar bind off. I started off with waste yarn in a 3 x 3 rib to match the needle arrangement of the tuck pattern. In hindsight, I should have done straight stockinette. I found it impossible to dig out the pink stitches from alternating knit and purl waste yarn stitches. The fact I temporarily lost my mind and used beige waste yarn to “contrast” with my light pink blanket because I was too lazy to go downstairs and get a darker color didn’t help much.

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April 16, 2007

8 comments

1 Norma { 02.10.09 at 9:42 am }

very pretty.. is there any way that i could get the pattern for this..

2 Kathryn { 02.11.09 at 10:04 am }

The pattern is from the small format Duomatic 80/Duomatic S stitch pattern book at the bottom of page 40.

3 Vladimir { 11.12.10 at 1:03 am }

Would it be too much to ask you Kathryn to scan the pattern from the book and send it to me or just simple post it here. Thank you.

4 Kathryn { 11.15.10 at 9:27 am }

Sorry no. I don’t do that.

5 me { 04.05.11 at 12:52 pm }
6 Kelly { 01.21.13 at 4:16 pm }

Hey!

Really like this Tuck stitch, however, I’m solely a hand knitter. Any way I might get some assistance in doing this by hand?

Thanks a lot,
Kelly

7 Lora { 09.12.14 at 11:25 am }

I also would love to purchase the pattern for the Reversible Tuck Pattern.
I don’t use a knitting machine, only do hand knitting.

8 Lora { 09.12.14 at 6:14 pm }

I would like to purchase the hand knitting pattern for

the Reversible Rib Tuck Stitch, that is now made with a knitting machine.

Thank you.

 

 

 

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