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Even newbie crocheters (as are many of us who come over from knitting) love the ease and fun of granny squares. But it's hard to wear a square, so we wondered if it were possible to pull a square out long to make a rectangle. Sure enough, you can! Make one rectangle and seam the short ends and it makes a pretty cowl; make two and seam once to make a scarf or seam twice to make a loop—that makes this thoroughly modular and thoroughly modern!
Then we wanted to see how our new cluster stitch pattern played with hand-painted yarns—and Rowan Fine Art was just the right gauge and yardage. The little bit of mohair adds a special something and the hand-painted subtle tonals and more vibrant colorways all looked great!
You can pick up the free pattern and choose a fabulous color below, or go to Rowan Fine Art for more information about the yarn.
Cowl: Approx. 25"/63.5cm around x 7"/18cm deep, after blocking.
Loop/Scarf: Approx. 49"/124.5cm long/around x 6"/15cm deep, after blocking.
1 skein Rowan Fine Art (scarf version shown in color Hornbeam) or 420 yds/384m of an equivalent fingering-weight yarn.
US H (5mm) crochet hook, or size to obtain gauge;
darning needle.
Approx. 5½ 3dc clusters = 4"/10cm, after blocking.
To swatch: Ch 20 for Foundation Chain; work center strip and Rounds 1–3 once. Swatch should measure approx. 6"/15cm long x 2¾"/7cm deep, after blocking.
See the "Basic Details" tab for size, yarn, needle, and gauge information.
GLOSSARY: Ch = chain; DC = double crochet; SC = single crochet; Sl St = slip stitch; St(s) = stitch(es).
Foundation chain: Ch 74 (multiple of 3 plus 5).
Center strip: Row 1: Working into back bumps of chains, 3 DC into 5th chain from hook, *skip 2 ch, 3 DC into next Ch*; repeat from * * to last 3 foundation ch, skip 2 ch, 1 DC into last ch; do not turn work. [23 3dc clusters].
Granny rectangle rounds: Round 1: Ch 3. Into the space created by the last DC of prior row, work 2 DC, Ch 2 (corner space), 3 DC, Ch 2 (corner space), 3 DC. Note: You have worked first 2 corners; Row 1 strip has pivoted so foundation chain edge is at the top.
3 DC into each ch2 sp between clusters on foundation chain, stopping before ch4 space at far end. [23 clusters along this side, after ch2 corner].
Into Ch4 space, work 3 DC, Ch 2 (corner space), 3 DC, Ch 2 (corner space), 3 DC. Note: You have worked third and fourth corners; each corner has two 3DC clusters with a Ch2 space in between. Strip has pivoted so you are ready to work into top edge of center strip.
3 DC into each space between clusters along top edge of center strip, then Sl 1 into top of Ch 3 at beginning of round.
Round 2: Ch 1, lay ch1 to right and (SC, Ch 2, 2 DC) into space between clusters. *(3 DC, Ch 2, 3 DC) into ch2 corner space* for first corner; repeat between * * for second corner.
3 DC into each space between clusters along first long side. Repeat between * * twice for third and fourth corners.
3 DC into each space between clusters along second long side, then Sl 1 into top of sc/ch2 at end of round.
Round 3: Ch 1, lay ch 1 to right and (SC, Ch 2, 2 DC) into space between clusters. 3 DC into each space between clusters to first corner space (on first Round 3 there will be one space/cluster; next round there will be two, etc.).
*3 DC, Ch 2, 3 DC into ch2 corner space* for first corner.
3 DC into space(s) between clusters along short end to next corner.
Repeat between * * for second corner.
3 DC into each space between clusters along first long side.
Repeat between * * for third corner.
3 DC into space(s) between clusters along short end to next corner.
Repeat between * * for fourth corner.
3 DC into each space between clusters along second long side.
Sl 1 into top of sc/ch2 at end of round.
Repeat Round 3 six more times (9 rounds complete).
Cowl only: Repeat Round 3 one more time (10 rounds total). Fasten off.
Scarf/loop only: Fasten off. Make a second piece exactly like the first.
Blocking: Soak in warm water with a little no-rinse wool wash for 10-15 minutes; gently squeeze to remove as much water as possible (do not twist or wring); roll in a dry towel or run through machine spin cycle in a lingerie bag. Pin corners to dimensions and pin along edges. Allow to dry thoroughly.
Seaming: For cowl: Bring short ends together (right sides together, wrong sides facing out) being careful not to twist. With new 2 yd/2m piece of yarn, begin with slip knot on hook and Sl St twice into ch2 corner space; to join 3dc clusters, Sl St into inner legs of edge sts (those closest to each other); end with Sl St twice into final ch2 corner.
For scarf: Bring short ends of two pieces together (right sides together, wrong sides facing out); seam as for cowl.
For loop: Seam two short ends together as for scarf, then bring right sides of two remaining short ends together, being careful not to twist. Work second seam as first.
Fasten off. Weave in ends on wrong side. Gently steam press seam(s).
COLOR: 301 Serin. Red, orange, hot pink and lilac.
COLOR: 302 Tawny. Rosy brown, petal pink and fawn.
COLOR: 303 Waxwing. Rust, plum and olive brown.
COLOR: 304 Raven. Plum, midnight blue and burgundy.
COLOR: 305 Kingfisher. Midnight blue, ultramarine, and forest green.
COLOR: 306 Lapwing. Grassy green, olive, and dark teal blue.
COLOR: 307 Pheasant. Chocolate, copper and khaki.
COLOR: 308 Chiff-Chaff. Charcoal, light grey, mid-tone brown and beige.
COLOR: 309 Elm. Cream, beige and tan.
COLOR: 311 Hornbeam. Asparagus, fern and grassy green.
COLOR: 314 Rowan. Plum, mauve and lavender.


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Benton Harbor News Palladium (Newspaper) - September 29, 1967, Benton Harbor, Michigan PAGE TWELVE THE NEWS-PALLADIUM, BENTOft HARBOR, MICH. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1967 Retired Teacher Dies At 97 MRS. ELIZABETH BURNS Mrs. Elizabeth Burns of 144 Fifth street, Bcnlon Harbor, died at a.m. today in Memorial hospital at the age of 97. Prior to entering the hos- pital 12 days ago, she had been ill for four years. Mrs. Burns, a resident here for the past 33 years, taught school in the Arden district in the 1020s. She attended services at the Salvation Army Citadel and had been active in its Women's League. She was also a member of the Golden Agers. Born in Delphi, Ind., Oct. 31, 1869, the daughter Henry and Nancy Gillnm, she .came to Northern Michigan in 1910 and later moved to Bcrrien county in 1921. Survivors include four chil- dren, Mrs. Alice Kreigh of Ben- ton Harbor, Mrs. Fannie Brandt, with whom she made her home, Mrs. Russell (Opal) Eggert of Durham, N.H., and Harold of St. Petersburg, Fla.; 20 grand- children; 22 great-grandchil- dren; and Jive great-great grandchildren. Her husband, Charles, whom she married Dec. 24, 1892, in Delphi, died Jan. 21, 1936. Funeral arrangements were incomplete this morning at the Florin funeral home. Old Palace Is. Reopened 'SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The people of San Francisco take to their hearts today a very personal gift of love a lull-scale reconstruction of their cherished Palace of Fine Arts of the ;015 Exposition. For beauty alone, so a vaulting expression of human spirit and culture should not die, more than million was donated by the city, state and i n dII vuduals, including million from one man. Short Circuit Caused Crash Of Army Missile Obituaries Perry Tripp WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, N.M. (AP) Sands spokesmen say that an electrical short circuit caused in Army Pcrshing missile to over- shoot its target and crash in northern Mexico Sept. 12. A spokesman said the short circuit was discovered after the wreckage of the mis- Bile was recovered and studied. The missile was fired in Utah and was supposed to have im- pacted on this missile lest cen- ter in southern New Mexico. It overshot and efforts to destroy it in night failed. 4-H Will March EAST LANSING 300 Michigan 4-H members will join Michigan Stale University's 175-man marching band on the Held at Spartan Stadium Satur- day in a salute to the opening of National 4-H Club Week. The program will come during half- time at live Michigan State- Southern California football clash. Word has been received of the death of Perry C. Tripp, 59, of 23540 David street, North Olm- sted, Ohio, formerly of Benton Harbor. He died Thursday morning at a hospital In Ohio. Mr. Tripp was born Sept. 13, 1906 in Bentoo Harbor. Memorial services will be held at p.m. Saturday In the Lakewood' Congregational church, Lakewood, Ohio. Memorials may be made to the Lakewood Congregalional church. Hattie Parks Mrs. Hattie E. Parks, 95, who made her home with her niece, Mrs. John (Evajo) Giistafson, of 1400 South State' street St. Joseph, died at a.m. today in her home. Mrs. Parks was born in Gahanna, Ohio, March 23, 1872, and had rriEde her home with her niece since 1959 coming from Bourbon, Ind. A brother, Maurice Neis- wonder of Denver, Colo., sur- vives. Her husband, Dr. John P. Parks, whom she married May 15, 1901, preceded her in death. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Kerlikowske and Slarks funeral home. Burial will be Monday in Park 'cemetery, Bourbon. Monument Dedicated A monument will be dedicat- ed for Mrs. Ilose Rosenberg at the Children of Israel cemetery on Crystal avenue, Sunday, Oct, 1, at 2 p.m. She is the late wife of Ben Hosenberg, Sodus Town- ship Supervisor. Mrs. Rosenberg died Ocl. 12, 1966. ________ Meeks Riles Held Funeral services for JJosh- anda Mecks, infanl daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Meeks, 1233 Blossom Lane, Benton Harbor, were held Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Finch funeral home. The Hcv. R.D. Richardson, pastor of the Greater Harvest Baptist church, officiated. Casket bearers were Larry Midgelt and William Finch. Burial followed in Crystal Springs cemetery. Mrs. Ambrose Graves Mrs. Ambrose (llallie Buck- ner) Graves, 73, of 269 Chestnut, Benton Harbor, died at p.m. Thursday in-Memorial hos- pital, St. Joseph, where she had been a patient for one week. She was born March.28, IBS'! in Mississippi, the daughter of Will and Marie Boykins. Mrs. Graves has been a resi- dent of this area for the past 42 years. She is survived by her hus- band; three daughters, Mrs. Dcwey Leonard and Mrs. Helen Johnson of Benton Harbor, and Mrs. Cassey Birch of Battle Creek; two sons, Mack Buckner of Chicago, 111. and William Buckner of Phoenix, 111.; two sisters, Willa Mae Boykins and Mrs. Ella Mae Moore of St. Lou- is, Mp.; two brothers, Louis of Detroit and Rev. Harrison Boy- kins ol St. Louis; 20 grandchil dren; 37 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. Arrangements are incomplete al Robbins Brothers fimera: home. McCoy Riles Held Graveside prayer services for Jerrie Lynn McCoy, two month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Jerry McCoy, 130 South Fair avenue, Benton Harbor, were held at 2 p.m. Thursday Crystal Springs cemetery. Robbins Brothers f u n e r a home was in charge of arrange menls. Area Deaths Mrs. Minnie M. Gile COBLES Mrs. Minnie Gile, 90, who made her horn with her granddaughter, Mrs Ruth Healy ot Gobies, die Thursday morning in the A! cgan Health Center., Mrs. Gile was born Feb. 4 1877, in Otsego, the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Austin. Survivors include a son, Fre of Wisconsin; a sister, Mr Lilly Hoover of Kalamazoo; 1 grandchildren; 53 great-gran children; and four grcat-grea grandchildren. Her husband, Perry, and foi children, Mrs. Bessie Ada B shop, Gladwin, Gilford an GRIEVING: Kribi Kate, a gor- jjla at the Swope Park zoo, sits In a earner of her cage and from a heavy dosage of tranquilizer administer- when she became dis- !traught over the death yester- day of a 9-day-old daughter .that died of pneumonia. Kate lost three other' babies. 'Zoo officials said there are on- ly eight living gorillas born captivity. (AP IATRUSTED NAME IN I FUNERAL SERVICE iway Commission Asks Probe MINISTER INJURED: The Rev. Loren Thompson, 42, pastor of Ganges Baptist church, and his wife, were hospitalized when their car (top) collided heart-on with auto driven by Marvin Johan- sen, 22, route 1, Allegan, Thursday evening on M-40 four miles north of Allegan. Rev. Thompson is listed in serious condition ut Kalamazoo Bronson hospital with fractures of arm, leg and ribs, possible internal- injuries and multiple lacerations. His wife is re- ported fair at Allegan Health center with cuts of face and wrist. Johansen was transferred from Bronson to Grand Rapids St. Mary's hospital where he's reported in serious condition with severe face lacerations and possible internal injuries. Ohio driv- er told Allegan sheriff's deputies.cars collided after Johansen overtook another car and was still on the centerline. (Prosch-Jensen photos) avid, eath. all preceded her in She was a member of the llcgan Methodist church, the accabees and the Women's clief Corps. Funeral services will be held t 2 p.m. Sunday in the Gobies lapel of the Bobbins funeral ome. The Rev. Paul Arnstrom, astor ot the Gobies Presby- erian church, will officiate. Burial will follow in Howe cmetery. __ V'dson Riles Held BItlDGMAN Funeral serv- ces for Doiu-ld Wilson, 15, of ox 73, New Troy, were held at p.m. Thursday in the Boyd uneral home. Casket bearers were: Garry .oberts, Wilbur Ferry, John aekitt, Dale and Bill Martin nd J.W. Brown. Burial followed in New Troy emetery. ____ Reil Riles Held Funeral services for Henry Boil, 58, of 255 High street, Benion Harbor, were held at 2 t.m. Thursday in the Florin uneral home. by Mrs. Rood. An autopsy was to be per- formed today to determine cause of death. The infant was born July 11 in South Haven. Besides his parents, survivors include a sister, Eileen Keen; a brother, Robert Alton; maternal grandmother, Mrs. Alberta Dar- ling ot Hartford; and paterna' grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alton E. Rood of Albuquerque N.M. Funeral services will be held at 7 p.m. today in the Chappel funeral home, Fenhville. The Rev. Ronald P. Wise, pastor of the First Methodist church of Fennville, will officiate. The hotly will be sent to the Fitzgerald funeral home in Albuquerque for funeral serv- ices and burial Monday. Henry Hansen Hansen, 57, of route 2, Grand Junction, died Wednesday evening in the South Haven community hospital. He was born March 4, 1910 in Naugatuck, Conn., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hansen. Mr. Hansen was a veteran of World War II and had been a All Will Be Thrown Open From Page One) guilty of "bribery or .other criminal profit." ,V The report said: there were numerous "improper and unlaw-, ful payments" to Holloway Con-: struction Co. of Wixom, calling the firm "the beneficiary of extremely lax and favorable treatment by the Highway De- partment." "Many privileges and ments in excess of or prohibited by the department's rules" went to the firm, Kelley said. 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not in your DDC but two of my friends are so I was looking here to see how they were doing.
anyways... i dont know why you feel like your body is too worn out to go into labor... is there a reason? Is it just because you are tired of being pregnant? If so you have more than enough reason to be sick of being pregnant... you have a reason and then some!!
but trust your body...
what you are experiencing is normal, "false" labor is annoying and lasts forever for some women...me included.. i had contractions that were real for around 3 weeks and i made it past 42 weeks with both of my kids.
All pregnancies are different so this one being different doesnt mean anything is wrong per se, just different.
Inductions are brutal and I know that you know the side effects of the pitocin/etc. and the risks associated so I wont go into them.
I just wanted to say that I have been there... both of my children were late. Quite late and I really thought more than once that my body had betrayed me, especially after my marathon 50+ hour labors... but all my body needed was patience.... and I gave it what it needed. It thanked me with two beautiful kids after what seemed like torture. I wouldnt do things any differently because the elation I felt afterwards and the peace of being at home staring at their beautiful faces without worrying about having them taken away for tests or anything else was worth every pain all over again.
you can do it mama. You truly can. You are strong and you have made it this far. Pregnancy doesnt last forever. I promise.
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The deed restrictions prohibit "noxious and nuisance businesses", which a horse stable definitely qualifies as. There are two lots that the developer set aside as being able to have a business (ours) but we moved here because it was quiet and residential. Our business is on the internet and no noise or traffic is generated. This particular property owner says it is his constitutional right to have any business he wants to. However, all owners signed the deed restrictions. The HOA is small and has recently reinstated dues for road repair. There have been no dues for awhile since there were no expenses, but the HOA is still in existence. We are afraid for our privacy, security and quality of life.
A horse stable is not a "noxious and nuisance businesses" and there is no reason for you to be "afraid for [y]our privacy, security and quality of life".
But be that as it may, if an owner's property is within the HOA, then the owner has to abide by its rules. It is not clear if the property at issue is in the HOA or not - if it is not, then you have no standing, outside of the area's zoning ordinances, to complain. If the area's zoning allows for horse stables, then the owner is well within his rights to open and operate a horse stable. If his property is within the HOA, he must abide by its rules. A local attorney should be able to review the HOA and advise you. The State Bar of Texas can give you a referral: www.texasbar.com
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Thank you for your answer. I actually have horses myself on the property and these people did board a horse for a little while. During this time they had a lot of teenaged traffic, drinking on common areas, issues with not keeping the stalls clean, controlling their horse boarder that went on other private property with their animal and disregarded requests not to tresspass. We love horses but these people are not knowledgeable about any kind of livestock having just moved from the city. The trainer they want to bring in has a jail record, is a known drug user and has a bad reputation as a violent man. We have a very small - 5 landowners - subdivision that is an old ranch with one road in and out. The stable will put strangers driving very close to our homes from 7 am-10 pm. Although the horses are not a nuisance themselves, they are certainly part of it when they are being ridden, jumped and run at fences housing other horses in order to taunt them as we have witnessed. Tresspassing on our property is a big concern because they are not getting any kind of release from their customers to protect us.
Again, if the property is not part of the HOA, then it does not fall under its rules. If it is part of the HOA, then you have some options. In the meantime, put up fencing, post no trespassing signs, and put up security cameras. If they cause problems, call the police. You have to do what you have to do to protect yourself. You should speak with a local attorney regarding your options.
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