Simply Basic (c) Christmas Stocking Knit Charts

My Simply Art (c) Simply Basic (c) Christmas Stocking Pattern I is available with eight designs and is written for flat single-point needle knitting. My additional Simply Art (c) Simply Basic (c) Christmas Stocking Patterns are single design patterns without included charts other than those specific to each pattern. The charts listed below are meant as individual supplements to my Christmas Stocking Pattern I, or to be integrated by the more advanced knitter into one of my other patterns.

My goal with all of my patterns is simplicity and ease of completion for beginner to advanced, with the emphasis on the beginning knitter. Intermediate to advanced knitters will have the skills to integrate my charts into circular knitting patterns, and as such, the designs are offered individually for their use.

Charts are available for immediate purchase and download, with payment through Paypal. After payment is received through Paypal, you will be directed to a link for the Adobe "pdf" version of the chart, which you can immediately print or save to your computer. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the "pdf" file, a free download here. Because each chart has an individual download page, purchases must be made individually. If you prefer, I can send an invoice for multiple purchases. Please email me using the link at the top left to request an invoice.

If you prefer to purchase a printed copy via the U.S. Mail and pay with a personal check or money order, please email me using the link at the top left.

A note about straight, single point knitting and circular needle knitting. Circular needle knitting creates the stockinette stitch without any rounds having to be purled. This creates a slightly more loose stitch and therefore, just slightly more difficulty in keeping intarsia (two-color) stitches consistent. If you are new to intarsia knitting, I recommend my flat-knitted Christmas Stocking Pattern I to start with. The knitting and purling of straight-needle knitting makes intarsia knitting easier to begin with. For a definition of intarsia knitting, please visit this link.

Charts below were originally written to be based on 20 rows of worsted weight knitting, and a maximum design width of 34 stitches. They may also be used with other gauges of knitting, and the design size will change according to the gauge used. All charts are originally hand-marked in color. Charts with less than 20 rows are to be knitted with a main color "filling in" any blank rows.

	Chart 1 "Our Good Shepard" Number of rows: 20 Number of stitches wide: 34	$2.50
	Chart 2 The Dove of Peace Number of rows: 20 Number of stitches wide: 31	$2.50
	Chart 3 The Nativity Number of rows: 18 Number of stitches wide: 28	$2.50
	Chart 4 Cow Number of rows: 15 Number of stitches wide: 20 This design is based on a relative's Dexter breed of cows. Small, yet fully developed, they originate in Ireland.	$2.50
	Chart 5 Horse Number of rows: 19 Number of stitches wide: 25	$2.50
	Chart 6 Christmas Tree Number of rows: 19 Number of stitches wide: 17	$2.50
	Chart 7 Doll Number of rows: 19 Number of stitches wide: 17	$2.50
	Chart 8 Sailboat Number of rows: 20 Number of stitches wide: 23	$2.50