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HomeSweetHome
Ann Parnell
Antimacassar Set Antimacassar Set
Designs by
FINISHED SIZES:
Back Cover is 12" 20"; Armrest
Cover is 9" 12".
MATERIALS:
825 yds. Vanilla #007 Luster
Sheen

Art. A95 by J. & P.
Coats

or acrylic sport yarn
B hook or hook needed to ob-
tain gauge
GAUGE:
7 mesh = 2"; 7 rows = 2".
BASIC STITCHES:
Ch, sl st, sc, dc.
SPECIAL STITCHES:
For cluster (cl), yo, insert hook in
next st or sp, yo, pull through st or
sp, yo, pull through 2 lps on hook,
yo, insert hook in same st or sp,
yo, pull through st or sp, yo, pull
through 2 lps on hook, yo, pull
through all 3 lps on hook.
For mesh, ch 1, skip next ch or st,
dc in next ch or st.
For block, cl in next st or sp, dc in
next st or sp.
For lacet, ch 2, skip next st or ch, sc
in next st or sp, ch 2, skip next st or
ch, dc in next st, or ch 2, sc in ch sp
of next bar, ch 2, dc in next st.
For bar, ch 3, skip next lacet, dc in
next st.
For beginning increase (beg inc),
ch 4, dc in fourth ch from hook,
dc in first st.
For end increase, (end inc), *yo,
insert hook in base of last st made
(see illustration), yo, pull through
st, yo, pull through one lp on
hook, (yo, pull
through 2 lps on
hook) 2 times; repeat
from * once more.
BACK COVER
NOTE: See Special Stitches to work
sts in following rows.
Row 1: Ch 67, cl in fourth ch from
hook, dc in next ch, (cl in next ch,
dc in next ch) across, turn. (First 3
chs count as first dc33 dc, 32 cls
made.)
Row 2: Beg inc, block, (4 mesh, 2
blocks, ch 4, skip next 3 sts, sc in
each of next 3 sts, ch 4, skip next
3 sts, dc in next st, 2 blocks) 2
times, 4 mesh, block, end inc,
turn.
Row 3: Beg inc, (2 mesh, 4 blocks, 2
mesh, block in next ch-4 sp, ch 3,
skip next sc, sc in next sc, ch 3, dc
in next ch-4 sp, cl in same sp, dc
in next st) 2 times, 2 mesh, 4
blocks, 2 mesh, end inc, turn.
Row 4: Beg inc, 2 mesh, 3 lacets, 2
mesh, (block in next ch-3 sp, ch 1,
dc in next ch-3 sp, cl in same sp,
dc in next st), 10 mesh; repeat be-
tween ( ), 2 mesh, 3 lacets, 2 mesh,
end inc, turn.
Row 5: Beg inc, 3 mesh, 3 bars, 3
mesh, block, 2 mesh, 2 blocks,
mesh, lacet, mesh, 2 blocks, 2
mesh, block, 3 mesh, 3 bars, 3
mesh, end inc, turn.
Row 6: Ch 3, (block, mesh, 5 lacets,
mesh, block), 2 mesh, block, mesh,
block, bar, block, mesh, block, 2
mesh; repeat between ( ), turn.
Row 7: Beg inc, (mesh, block, 5 bars,
block, mesh), block, 2 mesh,
block, mesh, 2 blocks, mesh,
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block, 2 mesh, block; repeat be-
tween ( ), end inc, turn.
Row 8: Ch 3, *block, mesh, block, 5
lacets, block, mesh, block*, mesh,
(lacet, block) 2 times, lacet, mesh;
repeat between first and second *,
turn.
Row 9: Ch 3, *block, mesh, block, 5
bars, block, mesh, block*, mesh,
(bar, block) 2 times, bar, mesh; re-
peat between first and second *,
turn.
Row 10: Ch 3, (block, mesh, block, 5
lacets, block, mesh, block), 2
mesh, block, mesh, 2 blocks,
mesh, block, 2 mesh; repeat be-
tween ( ), turn.
Row 11: Sl st in first 3 sts, ch 3 (be-
ginning decrease made), *block,
mesh, 5 bars, mesh, block*, 2
mesh, block, mesh, block, lacet,
block, mesh, block, 2 mesh; repeat
between first and second * leav-
ing last block unworked, turn
(end decrease made).
Row 12: Ch 3, (block, 3 mesh, 3
lacets, 3 mesh, block), 2 mesh, 2
blocks, mesh, bar, mesh, 2 blocks,
2 mesh; repeat between ( ), turn.
Row 13: Sl st in first 3 sts, ch 3,
(block, 2 mesh, 3 bars, 2 mesh,
block), ch 5, skip next cl, dc in
next st, block, 10 mesh, block, ch
5, skip next cl, dc in next st; re-
peat between ( ) leaving last block
unworked, turn.
Row 14: Sl st in first 3 sts, ch 3,
*block, 2 mesh, 4 blocks, 2 mesh,
block*, (ch 3, sc in next ch-5 sp,
ch 3, skip next cl, dc in next st),
block, 2 mesh, 4 blocks, 2 mesh,
block; repeat between ( ); repeat
between first and second * leav-
ing last block unworked, turn.
Row 15: Sl st in first 3 sts, ch 3, (2
blocks, 4 mesh, 2 blocks, ch 4, sc
in next ch-3 sp, sc in next st, sc in
next ch-3 sp, ch 4, skip next cl, dc
in next st) 2 times, 2 blocks, 4
mesh, 2 blocks leaving last block
unworked, turn.
Row 16: Beg inc, (2 mesh, 4 blocks,
2 mesh, block in next ch-4 sp, ch
3, skip next sc, sc in next sc, ch 3,
dc in next ch-4 sp, cl in same sp,
dc in next st) 2 times, 2 mesh, 4
blocks, 2 mesh, end inc, turn.
Row 17: Beg inc, 10 mesh, (block in
next ch-3 sp, ch 1, dc in next ch-3
sp, cl in same sp, dc in next st) 2
mesh, 3 lacets, 2 mesh; repeat be-
tween ( ), 10 mesh, end inc, turn.
Row 18: Beg inc, (2 mesh, 2 blocks,
mesh, lacet, mesh, 2 blocks, 2
mesh), block, 3 mesh, 3 bars, 3
mesh, block; repeat between ( ),
end inc, turn.
Row 19: Ch 3, (block, 2 mesh, block,
mesh, block, bar, block, mesh,
block, 2 mesh, block), mesh, 5
lacets, mesh; repeat between ( ),
turn.
Row 20: Beg inc, (mesh, block, 2
mesh, block, mesh, 2 blocks,
mesh, block, 2 mesh, block,
mesh), block, 5 bars, block; repeat
between ( ), end inc, turn.
Row 21: Ch 3, *(block, mesh) 2
times, (lacet, block) 2 times, lacet,
(mesh, block) 2 times*, 5 lacets;
repeat between first and second *,
turn.
Row 22: Ch 3, *(block, mesh) 2
times, (bar, block) 2 times, bar,
(mesh, block) 2 times*, 5 bars; re-
peat between first and second *,
turn.
Row 23: Ch 3, (block, mesh, block, 2
mesh, block, mesh, 2 blocks, mesh,
block, 2 mesh, block, mesh, block),
5 lacets; repeat between ( ), turn.
Row 24: Sl st in first 3 sts, ch 3,
(block, 2 mesh, block, mesh,
block, lacet, block, mesh, block, 2
mesh, block), mesh, 5 bars, mesh;
repeat between ( ) leaving last
block unworked, turn.
Row 25: Ch 3, (block, 2 mesh, 2
blocks, mesh, bar, mesh, 2 blocks,
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2 mesh, block), 3 mesh, 3 lacets, 3
mesh; repeat between ( ), turn.
Row 26: Sl st in first 3 sts, ch 3,
block, 10 mesh, (block, ch 5, skip
next cl, dc in next st, block), 2
mesh, 3 bars, 2 mesh; repeat be-
tween ( ), 10 mesh, block leaving
last block unworked, turn.
Row 27: Sl st in first 3 sts, ch 3,
block, (2 mesh, 4 blocks, 2 mesh,
block, ch 3, sc in next ch-5 sp, ch
3, skip next cl, dc in next st,
block) 2 times, 2 mesh, 4 blocks, 2
mesh, block leaving last block un-
worked, turn.
Row 28: Sl st in first 3 sts, ch 3, (2
blocks, 4 mesh, 2 blocks, ch 4, sc
in next ch-3 sp, sc in next st, sc in
next ch-3 sp, ch 4, skip next cl, dc
in next st) 2 times, 2 blocks, 4
mesh, 2 blocks leaving last block
unworked, turn.
Rows 2967: Repeat rows 328 con-
secutively, ending with row 15.
Row 68: Sl st in first 3 sts, ch 3,
(block across to next ch-4 sp,
block in next ch sp, cl in same sp,
dc in next sc, cl in next sc, dc in
next sc, block in next ch-4 sp, cl in
same sp, dc in next st) 2 times,
block across leaving last block un-
worked, turn.
NOTE: Corner point at end of row is
either top or bottom of end dc,
whichever forms outer corner.
Rnd 69: Working around outer edge,
for Edging, ch 1; for picot, (sc, ch 3,
sc) in first st; (ch 2, skip next 3 sts,
picot in next st) across; skip end
of first row, (ch 2, picot in corner
point of next row) 4 times, *skip
next row, ch 2, picot in corner
point of next row, ch 2, picot in
end of next row, skip next row, ch
2, picot in corner point of next row,
skip next row, (ch 2, picot in corner
point of next row) 3 times, skip
next row, (ch 2, picot in corner
point of next row) 3 times; repeat
from * 3 more times; skip next row,
ch 2, picot in corner point of next
row, ch 2, picot in end of next row,
skip next row, ch 2, picot in corner
point of next row, skip next row,
(ch 2, picot in corner point of next
row) 4 times, skip last row; work-
ing in remaining lps on opposite
side of starting ch on row 1, ch 2,
picot in first ch, (ch 2, skip next 3
chs, picot in next ch) across; repeat
between first and second , ch 2,
join with sl st in first sc. Fasten off.
ARMREST COVER (make 2)
Rows 128: Work rows 128 of Back
Cover.
Row 29: Work row 68 of Back Cover.
Rnd 30: Working around outer edge,
for Edging, ch 1; for picot, (sc, ch
3, sc) in first st; (ch 2, skip next 3
sts, picot in next st) across, *skip
end of first row, (ch 2, picot in cor-
ner point of next row) 4 times,
skip next row, ch 2, picot in corner
point of next row, ch 2, picot in
end of next row, skip next row, ch
2, picot in corner point of next
row, skip next row, (ch 2, picot in
corner point of next row) 3 times,
skip next row, (ch 2, picot in cor-
ner point of next row) 3 times;
skip next row, ch 2, picot in corner
point of next row, ch 2, picot in
end of next row, skip next row, ch
2, picot in corner point of next
row, skip next row, (ch 2, picot in
corner point of next row) 4 times,
skip last row*; working in remain-
ing lps on opposite side of starting
ch on row 1, ch 2, picot in first ch,
(ch 2, skip next 3 chs, picot in next
ch) across; repeat between first
and second *, ch 2, join with sl st
in first sc. Fasten off.
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