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The Trinity Shrug Pattern
I name this the The Trinity shrug because my dd's name is Trinity and, well, I thought it would be cute to use the trinity stitch.
This is sized for my 2 year old. You can make this bigger by casting on more stitches but work in 4s
I used Cotton Tots and 3.5mm needles
Co 28st
work 6 rows of 2 by 2 rib (k2, p2)
row 7 *(k1,p1,k1) in same stitch, p3tog repeat from* to end of row row 8 purl
row 9 *p3tog, in the next stitch (k1, p1, k1) repeat from* to end of row
row 10 Purl
Repeat rows 7-10 till it's about 9in from the beg. (end on row 8 or 10)
work 6 rows of 2 by 2 rib
cast off
Finishing
Sew up about and inch on each side weave in ends and you are good to go :)