This pattern is simple and classic, and a great first socks project for beginners hence it uses a worsted weight yarn instead of fingering which is more difficult for some newbies, even expert knitters need some easy peasy project every now and then You can find a pdf paid version of the pattern in ravelry for 3$ only Materials 60g of any worsted weight yarn 5mm / 80cm or 100cm circular needle Notions: Scissor, 2 Markers, Darning needle Gauge 16.5 sts x 24 rows = 10cm Size 22.5cm x 10cm Abbreviations K: knit P: purl k2tog: knit two together W&T: wrap and turn around next stitch Rep: Repeat PM: put marker M: marker Sl: slip stitch St: stitch Sts: stitches Note W&T in a knit stitch: sl next stitch to right needle with yarn in back, bring yarn in front, sl back stitch to left needle, bring yarn to back and turn your work W&T in a purl stitch: sl next stitch to right needle with yarn in front, bring yarn to back, sl back stitch to left needle, bring yarn to front and turn yo
This Quran cover is worked in the round using fair isle technique and then steeked open and seamed in the edges to be able to cover it from both sides
Materials
Alize cotton and bamboo duet in shades 661 (salmon) and 132 (blue)
You will need approximately / 37g main colour / 22g contrasting colour
2.0mm circular needles
Notions: Scissor, Darning needle, Markers
Gauge
39 sts x 44 rows = 10cm
Size
20x24cm before steeking for Quran measurement 20x14x2.5cm
Abbreviations
K: knit
P: purl
MC: main colour
CC: contrasting colour
CO: cast on
Rep: repeat
BO: bind off
Rnd: round
Patterns Instructions
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CO multiple of 36 + 7
Note: the width depends on your Quran size, make more stitch repeats then the actual Quran size which will be folded to the inside after steeking
Border with CC
Rnd 1: k7, *k1, p1, rep from * to the end
Rnd 2: k7, *p1, k1, rep from * to the end
Rnd 3: k7, *k1, p1, rep from * to the end
Body with MC and CC
Follow the chart or the written pattern bellow repeating all rounds until length matches your Quran considering adding 3 more rnds for the upper border
Note: you can stop your repeat at any rnd according to your Quran but it is preferable to stop in rnd 36 or rnd 18
Note: Start each round with the steek sts (1mc, 1cc, 1mc, 1cc, 1mc, 1cc, 1mc) following by the instruction or chart for each round
Body pattern
Rnd 1: 8mc, 1cc, 25mc, 1cc, 1mc
Rnd 2: 9mc, 1cc, 23mc, 1cc, 2mc
Rnd 3: 10mc, 1cc, 21mc, 1cc, 3mc
Rnd 4: 3mc, 1cc, 6mc, 1cc, 21mc, 1cc, 3mc
Rnd 5: 2mc, 1cc, 1mc, 1cc, 5mc, 1cc, 21mc, 1cc, 3m
Rnd 6: 1mc, 1cc, 3mc, 1cc, 4mc, 1cc, 21mc, 1cc, 3mc
Rnd 7: 1cc, 5mc, 9cc, 13mc, 8cc
Rnd 8: 10mc, 1cc, 3mc, 1cc, 13mc, 1cc, 3mc, 1cc, 3mc
Rnd 9&10: rep rnd 8
Rnd 11: 10mc, 9cc, 5mc, 9cc, 3mc
Rnd 12: 14mc, 1cc, 4mc, 1cc, 3mc, 1cc, 4mc, 1cc, 7mc
Rnd 13: 14mc, 1cc, 5mc, 1cc, 1mc, 1cc, 5mc, 1cc, 7mc
Rnd 14: 14mc, 1cc, 6mc, 1cc, 6mc, 1cc, 7mc
Rnd 15: 14mc, 1cc, 13mc, 1cc, 7mc
Rnd 16: 15mc, 1cc, 11mc, 1cc, 8mc
Rnd 17: 16mc, 1cc, 9mc, 1cc, 9mc
Rnd 18: 17mc, 1cc, 7mc, 1cc, 10mc
Rnd 19: 16mc, 1cc, 9mc, 1cc, 9mc
Rnd 20: 15mc, 1cc, 11mc, 1cc, 8mc
Rnd 21: 14mc, 1cc, 13mc, 1cc, 7mc
Rnd 22: 14mc, 1cc, 6mc, 1cc, 6mc, 1cc, 7mc
Rnd 23: 14mc, 1cc, 5mc, 1cc, 1mc, 1cc, 5mc, 1cc, 7mc
Rnd 24: 14mc, 1cc, 4mc, 1cc, 3mc, 1cc, 4mc, 1cc, 7mc
Rnd 25: 10mc, 9cc, 5mc, 9cc, 3mc
Rnd 26: 10mc, 1cc, 3mc, 1cc, 13mc, 1cc, 3mc, 1cc, 3mc
Rnd 27&28: rep rnd 26
Rnd 29: 1cc, 5mc, 9cc, 13mc, 8cc
Rnd 30: 1mc, 1cc, 3mc, 1cc, 4mc, 1cc, 21mc, 1cc, 3mc
Rnd 31: 2mc, 1cc, 1mc, 1cc, 5mc, 1cc, 21mc, 1cc, 3m
Rnd 32: 3mc, 1cc, 6mc, 1cc, 21mc, 1cc, 3mc
Rnd 33: 10mc, 1cc, 21mc, 1cc, 3mc
Rnd 34: 9mc, 1cc, 23mc, 1cc, 2mc
Rnd 35: 8mc, 1cc, 25mc, 1cc, 1mc
Rnd 36: 7mc, 1cc, 27mc, 1cc
Upper Border with CC
Rnd 1: k
Row 2: k7, *k1, p1, rep from * to the end
Row 3: k7, *p1, k1, rep from * to the end
BO while repeating the stitch order in rnd 2
Steek
please follow the video for more details for this step
I hope you enjoyed knitting this cover, see you in the next project
You can follow the video tutorial for this project here
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