Dear Readers, | Yooviitecagnes wine | CONTENTS news that his iso be the lst | spECTAL FEATURES issue of our twice yearly | COUNTRY RIDES, publication and that in January | fashion feature, opposite 5 next year we shall be DAYS OF GOLD, launching anew magazine | fashion feature, wich will be published ona | Grngsite 10, ‘bi-monthly basis. More issues | Down AND OUT, fashion per year will give the feature, opposite 20 ‘opportunity to cover, in grealet | 4 STERN EXOTICS depth and detail, all aspects Of | fashion feature, smachine kiting. ‘opposite this page ‘The new magazine will FROZEN LANDS, continue w reflect our fashion feature, Aedication to quality knitwear | Soposite 26 = each garment willbe given | QED B verep it'sown full colour page. We | weaving border design on shallhave much more room — | This dress, 4 for detailed information about | §Tesp BY. STEP how to constrct garments BY | tim for cot set, 35 way of Stepby-Steps and for | Woxfen IN BUSINESS, the really adventurous we shall | f>5hi0n feature, : be starting a new series of it ° Master Classes! eee In sin issues per year we shall | scopy KNITS ‘be able to report the very latest trends in colour and design and how to apply such information to your knitwear FAIRISLE, cardigan, 2 FAIRISLE, sweater, 3 STOCKING STITCH, ‘wth WOVEN Inthe meaning iitwearis | Qs Witt WOVEN border againa very important factor Y inthe fashion world. Top | ypenSWEAR designers are no jut using . nite fabric for making | PATRISLE sweater -skirs,waitoas, | SIN ; | SiN TE, tabbards, dresses ec are a!| | SINGLE MOTIF, beng genie keen! | sear The exue and the oo construcionof the knead _| S™¥P&! sweater, 19 Rec acustwaeder® | womaNsweaR Produce some ofthe most | FATRISLE and single mou cing and wearable eee garments wehave sen fora | FATRISLE and single motif Tong time. 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And don't forget he | Faelat paren, 10 use ofknted fabric forsott | FAT Isr eke, furnishings - se our special | FATRIote ene ie New England Baby fate, | PARISH SY Happy Kiting, FAIRISLE V-neck chunky SS. sweater, 12 Scmnoate FARIS va 1" Sean neck sweater, 16 Ful instructions forthe lady's soweater and the girl's cardigan (also above) {featured on the front cover ‘are to be found in the Centre Section numbered 1 and 2 INTARSIA chunky sweater, 11 INTARSIA sweater, 6 INTARSIA sweater, 21 INTARSIA sweater, 26 INTARSIA sweater, 27 INTARSIA sweater, 28 LACE SWEATER with separate RIB collars, 8 RIB, chunky jacket, 24 RIB chunky sweater, 25 RIB tabard style dress, 34 SHORT END ROW coat, 22 SHORT END ROW jacket, 23, SINGLE MOTIFS on patchwork sweater, 13, SINGLE MOTIFS sweater, 31 STOCKING STITCH chunky sweater, 17 STOCKING STITCH dress, 14 STOCKING STITCH sweater and skirt, 19 STOCKING STITCH sweater and skirt, 33 STOCKING STITCH 3epiece outfit, 32 TUCK STITCH in stripes, 20 TUCK STITCH sweater, 5 ara he copys BROTIER be roped x whe on prt upote,withont the consent of the copyright holder by way of writen seen frm the ior Machine Kring Farin is pblahedjndy by BROTHER INDUSTRIES LID, 389-chome, Hera Dos, Mindoka, Nagoya 467, Japa, tad BROTIER INTERNATIONAL EUROPE LTD, Be Hoss, 1 Tae Sin Asche, Mencbeter MB SIE Te: O61 30 6531 Machine Kaiing Farin cao eee any espns fot ‘Sols manasa nd photograph and whi every caretaker to enue he tcuny of he per, ha, rowing and edt mater printed in heirs of Machine Kalting Pasion the publahe can soap 26 ‘Repay whatsoever for any carnage tour eh ke ring fom i xe. We rexrve tight opbah ane any lence ecived Please areal eoreperdons tov Sun Natheem, Mate Ket Patio, Cit Hse 3 Eston Roads London, NWI 2RA. Tele: T1388 6504 SYMBOLS USED ON HAND TRANSFER CHARTS Plain stitch Hole Stitch transferred tothe right Stitch traneferred tothe et. [Needle holde 3st one in normal Poston, one transferred from eft and (ne from eight. Pus stich MACHINES A 4$1mm gauge with punchard faciiy 24 1 put epeat Sram gauge - pat by hand selection 9'mm gauge with puncheard facility 24a pat repeat Sram gauge upto 112 pat repeat c “45am guupe electronic with mylar sheet up to 60s pat repeat D———4.S mm gauge - 200s pat repeat NOTES All measurements are in centimetres, Always check tension before commencing as sucess depends on working to correct tension. G preceding figure relates to Green Right side of neeldebed). ¥ receding «figure relates to Yellow (Left side of eedlebe) RIB 21 Pich H: Neele arangement- (This ib give the appesrance of «2x 2 1b) Between each figure a the Tension Dial ther are? seuings thet are indicated inthe garment instructions by ® INTARSIA ‘Soul you decide to use the Inaria Care forthe Inarsia design andthe K-Car forthe plain kiting, beware! Fst obtain the correct intarsa tension snd ‘hen match thes st adjusting accordingly. Our instuetions are always based on the intarsia tension. ABBREVIATIONS. sh aleroute KR sriting eg being) suscbeat [) chiles ies fk] aie is cm centiere{s) L-Carr Lae Cariage COBH castonby [MM] en sie hand Mc machine COL carigeon Ne) ned) et NWP non working ConCol conta cloue or Apasion COR cariageon put patra ihe RC roweouner ont contin, remaining) coniming 000 setow ‘outro 00 sicher = stocking teh T texson sting vane tansfring) UWP Upper working or positon WP Working Cariage Bpesiton HP bollngorE WY waseyarn peson ine aera, Waste nit-change to Increasing waste yar, kita few KCar Knitiag” rows and ele fom Curiage machine. KH mainbedEASTERN EXOTICS This exciting fashion story is an ethnic ‘pot pours’ reflecting Central Europe to Asia, The silk routes of Marco Polo are travelled by gypsies and cossacks - through the wild mountains of Khurdistan and Afghanistan, to Hong Kong or deep China. Baroque folk looks, either sophisticated or rustic accent Asia. ‘The colours are warm, bright and spicy. Sometimes washed out and mixed with a range of neutrals for rustic appeal. Many different reds are featured in different shades along with purple, bottle green, mustard, rust, dark chocolate, taupe, beige, ecru and black. Heavy woollen blanket type fabrics or meltons are used together with bouclé, tweed and rustic weaves. A touch of the exotic comes from quilted fabrics, velvet and panne velvet all worn with rustic and jacquard knitwear, Fabric prints are of naive florals from Austrian or Eastern Europe mixed with blanket stripes from Himalaya or South America, Asiatic style embroideries are everywhere. The fashion body shape is ample and comfortable. Layered petticoats, coats, jackets, maxi sweaters, combined with freedom and imagination, and masses of ethnic accessories. Fashion detailing includes fringes in leather or suede, trimmings of whip stitch, blanket stitch, braiding and piping. Horn, wood and leather buttons give the final touches. SOUS TY Cee a ee a