Size 11
1 Set No. 12 Steel Sock Needles
Scale:—10 sts. to 1 inch

MINERVA VELVEEN
2 Balls

On 3 needles cast on 80 sts., 28 sts. on each of 2 needles, 24 sts. on 3rd needle. Join, being careful not to twist sts.

K. 1 st., P. 1 st., (ribbing) for 5 inches, then K. 4, P. 1, (ribbing) for 6½ inches. Now divide sts., having 39 sts. on heel needle and 41 sts. on instep needles (1 P. st. at each side of instep).

HEEL—Decrease 1 st. on heel needle, then on 38 sts. work Stockinette st. for 30 rows, ending with K. row.

Size 11
1 Set No. 12 Steel Sock Needles
Scale:—7 sts. to 1 inch

MINERVA KNITTING WORSTED
Fawn No. 369, 3 Balls
Tangerine No. 345, 1 Ball

1 Pr. M. M. No. 3½ Needles—10 inch

Scale:—6½ sts. to 1 inch

MINERVA KNITTING WORSTED

2 Balls

FRONT—Cast on 60 sts., K. plain for 53 rows. On next row decrease by knitting every 4th and 5th st. together across row to 48 sts., then K. 2 sts., P. 2 sts., (ribbing) for 6 inches.

Size 38

1 Pr. No. 1 Steel Needles—12 inch

1 Pr. M. M. No. 5½ Needles—14 inch

Scale:—4 sts. to 1 inch

1 No. 5 Double Pointed Needle—7 inch

1 Stitch Holder

MINERVA SCOTCH SPORTS YARN

4 Skeins

FRONT—With No. 1 steel needles cast on 78 sts., K. 1 st., P. 1 st., (ribbing) for 5 inches. Change to No. 5½ needles and work in pattern as follows:

Row 1—P. 1, * K. 4, P. 1, K. 6, P. 1, repeat from * across row, ending K. 4, P. 1.

Size 38

1 Pr. No. 1 Steel Needles—12 inch

Scale:—8 sts. to 1 inch

MINERVA OLYMPIC YARN

7 Balls

BACK—Cast on 132 sts.

Row 1—K. 41 sts., P. 2 sts., K. 2 sts., (ribbing) for 50 sts., K. 41 sts.

Row 2—P. 41 sts., K. 2 sts., P. 2 sts., for 50 sts., P. 41 sts.

Size 38

1 Pr. No. 1 Steel Needles—12 inch

1 Pr. M. M. No. 3½ Needles—14 inch

Scale:—7 sts. to 1 inch

1 Stitch Holder

MINERVA SHETLAND FLOSS

10 Balls

FRONT—With No. 1 needles cast on 120 sts., K. 2 sts., P. 2 sts., (ribbing) for 4 inches.

Change to No. 3½ needles and work in pattern.

Row 1—* K. 1 st., P. 1 st., repeat from * across row.

Row 2—Same as Row 1.

Here's that extra pair of hands that you have often wished for in the kitchen. A pair of these tri color knitted oven mitts can be just that handy when attached to a crocheted cord and worn around the neck like the kindergarten set wear theirs when Mother wishes to guard against lost mittens and cold hands. Or you could attach a metal ring to each mitt and hang it near the stove. Never again will you have ugly burned splotches on the tops of your knuckles from reaching after the last baked potato that lurks back in the far corner of the oven.

MATERIALS—Lily Rug Yarn, One Skein each of Yellow and White, a few yards of Green.

Knitting Needles—One pair of straight No. 10 (standard).

GAUGE—5 sts. = 1 inch.

Starting at lower edge with White, cast on 35 sts. K3 rows. Join Yellow. ROW 1—* K5 Yellow, K5 White, repeat from * across the row (carry yarn from one color to the other loosely, across the back of work).

Size 38

1 Pr. No. 1 Steel Needles—9 inch

1 Pr. M. M. No. 4 Needles—14 inch

Scale:—6 sts. to 1 inch

1 Stitch Holder

MINERVA KNITTING WORSTED

White No. 300

10 Balls