sts, 2 s c in next st, 1 s c in each of the next 2 sts, repeat from *across row, ending with 3 s c, do not break thread.

Row 3—With blue, ch 1, turn, repeat row 2 for 2 rows of blue. Alternate pink and blue every 2 rows, until you have 18 rows.

Row 19—Ch 1, turn, follow pattern for 3 points and end with 3 s c (19 s c for shoulder) work on these 19 sts for 9 rows. Ch 12 sts loosely at neck edge. S c in 2nd ch from hook, s c in next st, *2 s c in next st, 1 s c in each of the next 2 sts, skip 1 st, 1 s c in each of the next 2 sts, repeat from *across row, ending with 3 s c (5 points). Work on these 5 points for 15 rows, break thread. With blue, attach yarn at neck edge and work over 3 points, ending with 3 s c. Work to correspond to other front. The front just completed will have 1 more row than the other side. Continue with pink, ch 4, turn, *skip 2 sts, work 4 d c in next st, picking up both threads, skip 3 sts, 1 d c in next st, 1 d c in last st just skipped (making an X), repeat from *across front, ending with 4 d c in last st, ch 10, work 4 d c in first st on back, skip 3 sts, 1 d c in next st, 1 d c in st just skipped, repeat between **across back, ending with a shell. Ch 10 for underarm and continue across front, beg with a shell ending row with 1 d c in last st. Ch 4, turn, *skip 2 d c, d c in next st, d c in st just skipped, 4 d c between the X pattern, repeat from *across front. Skip 1 ch, work 4 d c in next ch, skip 3 ch, d c in next ch, d c in st just skipped. Skip 2 ch, 4 d c in next ch. Follow pattern across back, underarm and front; end row with 1 d c in ch 3 at beg of row. Ch 4, work remainder of sacque same as last 2 rows for 8 more rows. Break thread.

No. 802

Baby Graduates with highest honors from Style 801 to this set for that afternoon stroll with mother. Just the thing to wear to get those beneficial sunrays. Made in delicate pink and blue of Baby Zephyr Pompadour.

Scallop—With blue, fasten thread at left hand corner, ch 1, *work 6 d c in center of X pattern, s c in center of next pattern, repeat from *end row with a shell and s c in corner.

With pink, fasten thread at front edge on right side and s c up front, then ch 3 at neck edge, *skip 1 st, d c in next st, repeat from *around neck, s c down left front. Work picot on bottom as follows: *ch 1, loosely, sl st into next st, repeat from *around bottom, break thread.

Sleeves—With pink fasten thread at underarm, work 1 s c around armhole. Row 1—Ch 4, *skip 2 s c, work 4 d c in next st, skip 3 s c, d c in next st, d c in st just skipped, repeat from *around row, ending with d c in same st as ch at beg of row (8 shell, 8 X patterns), sl st in 3rd ch. Sl st 3 more sts, ch 4. Row 2—Work 4 d c between next X pattern, continue pattern around row and end row same as Row 1. Work 11 more rows in same manner. On 14th row, work 3 d c in X pattern and an X pattern in each shell.

Cuff—Work 2 rows of s c with pink (decreasing every 5th st on first row).

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Royal Highness

No. 803

CAPE AND HOOD IN "SUMMER SKY BLUE"

Size—6 months to 1 year

No. 803

Even the baby is thought of when it comes to knitting—perhaps more so than the adult—for here is baby's early fall cape and hood for those evenings when it is just a bit too cool for baby to be without some sort of covering. Here is a practical answer, and an answer soft and alluring. The embroidery on the cape and hood has that "smart touch" that gives the garment a look of regality—for his—or her—Royal Highness—the Baby.

Needles—1 pair American Standard No. 2. 1 Circular No. 4.

Material—Paradise Zephyr 10 ounces.

Gauge—6 sts to 1 inch.

CAPE

Starting at neck, with No. 2 needles, cast on 76 sts, K 1, P 1, for 3 rows. Beading: K 1, *Y O, K 2 tog, repeat from *across row. K 1, P 1 for 3 rows, cast on 2 sts. Change to No. 4 circular needle.

Yoke—Work in garter st (K each row). Row 1—K 8, *inc 1 st, K 5, repeat from *across row to within last 8 sts, K 8. Do not inc in first and last 8 sts thruout yoke. Cast on 2 sts. Row 2—K 1 row. Row 3—On next row, K back to within last 4 sts, bind off 2 sts for buttonhole, K 2. On next row, cast on 2 sts over those bound off, K across row. *Repeat Row 1 (but do not cast on the 2 sts). K 3 rows even. Repeat from *until you have 182 sts, working 2 more buttonholes, 1 inch apart. On next row, K 24 sts, *slip 1 st, K 18 sts, repeat from *to within 25 sts, slip 1 st, K 24. On next row, K 3, P to within last 3 sts (Purling the sl st), K 3, repeat these 2 rows for 1 inch. On next K row, K 3, inc 1 st, K 9, inc 1 st, K 10, sl 1 st, continuing pattern across row, making an inc in center of each gore. Inc in 4th to last st same as beg of row. Work even for 1 inch. Inc in same manner every inch, until cape measures 11 inches from end of yoke. K 12 rows, 6 ribs, bind off loosely on wrong side.

Cord—Ch 3, join, work 5 s c in ring. Work 2 s c in each st, until you have 12 s c. Work even until you have 5 rows. Fill with cotton. S c around decreasing a few sts in each row to close opening. Ch 24 inches. Make another ball in same manner and attach to 2nd end.

HOOD

Starting at first half of neck edge, with No. 2 needles, cast on 42 sts, K 1, P 1 for 4 rows. Change to No. 4 needles. *K 1 row, P 1 row for 1 inch always knitting first 4 sts on Purled rows for border at front. Now K 2 sts tog at back edge, repeat from *until piece measures 5 inches, 37 sts (measuring after the K 1, P 1 edge). Work 1 inch even. To start peak at top: Row 1—K 30 sts, turn. Row 2 and all even rows, P back, slipping first st. Row 3—K 24, turn. Row 5—K 18, turn. Row 7—K 12, turn. Row 9—K 6, turn.

All sts are now on left hand needle (this completes half of hood). On next row starting at back, K 9[*,] turn. Following row: K 15, turn. Next row K 21, turn. Continue in this manner, increasing 6 sts every other row, until you have 33 sts on right hand needle, turn. P back and on next row, K 37. Work other half to correspond increasing 1 st every inch at back edge. Fold in half and sew seam. Sew hood to cape, starting about 2 inches from beading at beg of cape, gathering across leaving 2 inches at end.

Linda

No. 804

A welcome addition to any young lady's wardrobe. Notice particularly the treatment of the hat—decidedly new and very young ladyish with hand embroidered grosgrain ribbon on the brim and on the pockets. Just the thing for those cool evenings in Summer or Fall.

No. 804

COAT AND BONNET

Size 2-4 years

Needles—Bone American Standard No. 5. 1 Bone Crochet Hook, size 5.

Material—Knitting Worsted, 4 Fold. Coat—10 ounces.