Kalliope
by Elise Sachse
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Kalliope
by Elise Sachse
“Häkelgarn” means crochet thread. The pattern suggests thin needles, the diameter is 20cm.
Pictured on page 2 of Beyer Band 288. Chart is figure 9.
Named Siska in the Visser book.
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Note: Elise Sachse’s charts have a particular quirk which seems to be unique to her style - she almost always uses k2tog-tbl instead of ssk for a left-leaning decrease. The symbol she uses for this is a double-diamond in a single box, and it’s a symbol rarely used by other Beyer designers.
The chart for Kalliope uses this double-diamond symbol. In addition, “Kalliope” is the name of one of the Greek muses, which Sachse frequently uses as names for her doiles (see Beyer Handarbeits-Vorlagen, 62: Kleine Deckchen in Kunststrickerei ).
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- First published: January 1934
- Page created: March 3, 2011
- Last updated: August 13, 2022 …
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