The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 122

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1972 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAT'S POINTERS The Star Congratulates SEC. 7 PAGE 1 too. MRS. J.R.V., Shelbyvill Ind. MINIATURE mitten directions By the way, later this month, I will repeat the bell and boot directions.

(CwrriiM wv Knit Cape Provides Roominess, Warmth reader of your column, I have In the past made your Christmas Bell and Boot. I have seen a very tiny pair of knitted mittens worn as a lapel pin. Do you have the instructions? I am sure other readers would enjoy making them liam A. Johnson Barber and yarn seems thinner because of the stretching caused by use of steam. I also put a little fabric softener in to fluff Dear Velma: If my readers responded as they usually do to requests of this nature, you should have the pattern In no time at all.

-fc Continued From Page 2 Carl Fishers when she met Mr, Blackburn, He soon will note his 50th year In Logan Masonic Lodge 575 and the American Legion. He is a licensed Realtor in By PAT TREXLER Fashion's favorite, the free-swinging cape, can be yours Just for the clicking of your needles. This is an ideal project for the beginning knitter, i '-''( Beauty Supply Company In Indianapolis before retiring and moving to Florida. Mr. Johnson is a member of the Beech Grove Masonic Lodge and Mrs.

Johnson Is a member of the Beech Grove Order of the Eastern Star. They have three sons, Kenneth Johnson of 1 1 William Johnson Jr. of Indianapolis and Robert Johnson of Hialeah, a daughter, Mrs. Betty Ann Deane of Beech Grove, and eight grandchildren. Their children will join them for the ttwt fc toy for it is worked in simple stockinette stitch with garter stitch borders.

Easy to follow directions are given for making the plush two-tone loop fringe edgings. Double strands of knitting worsted are used with large needles giving you a gauge of two and a half stitches per inch, making this a jlffy-khlt project and one that will add lots of pizazz to your winter wardrobe. To a i directions for making the smartly styled cape, send your request for Leaflet 0-8 with 50 cents and a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope to: Pat Trexler, care of The Indciana-polis Star, P.O. Box 17635, Charlotte, N.C. 28211.

up the tired yarn a bit. After reknitting, the sweater can be washed time and time again of course according to label directions! From one who used to go on the theory of when all else fails, then read the directions! No more. Mrs. G. Friday Harbor, Wash.

MANY THANKS, Mrs. for your helpful instructions. It seems to me that in redoing the sweater, one will probably need a different pattern, because if the yarn is thinner and a smaller needle is used, the gauge would definitely be affected. To your very helpful and thorough instructions, I would just add this make a sample swatch on 20 or so stitches with the smaller needle. Then measure to see what your gauge is and select a new pattern based on that gauge.

DEAR PAT: I recently read in your column a letter from Mari of Seattle and I know just how she felt when her acrylic sweater stretched when blocked. too, read the directions DO NOT STEAM too late, after I had already steam-blocked it. You told her what to do next time, but I have some hope for her now. If she will rip out the sweater, put the yarn In hanks, tie hanks securely in four places and thoroughly wet the hanks, the "kinks" will all come out. Then drop the hanks into the washer on fast spin to squeeze out as much water as possible and dry in dryer on low heat until just barely dry.

Then she can reknit the sweater after balling the yarn. She may find she needs needles one size smaller as ry with an open house from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. next Sunday In the East 10th Street Church of God. They were married Oct.

26, 1922. The Rev. Mr. Lovelace has been pastor of the East 10th Street Church of God for 24 years. They have three sons, Robert and Edward Lovelace, both of Indianapolis, and Richard Lovelace of Middle-town, Ohio, and six grandchildren.

MR. AND MRS. DAVID T. O'CONNOR SR. Mr.

and Mrs. David T. O'Connor will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary next Sunday. An open house will be held from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

next Sunday in their home at 4403 Caroline Avenue. Vrr SJ, MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM (JOHNNY) JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs.

William (Johnny) Johnson, former Beech Grove residents now residing at St. Petersburg, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception next Sunday in the Selama Grotto at St. Petersburg. They were married Oct. 28, 1922.

Mr. Johnson formerly owned and operated the Wil DEAR PAT: Sometime ago I saw a lovely quilt and the pattern was called "Cathedral Quilt," I would very much like to have the pattern and wonder if any of your readers can help me locate it. Velma Ladd, San Leandro, Calif. THE REV. AND MRS.

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