Temari Pattern99SS07.pdf

Temari Pattern 99SS07

Intermediate to Advanced Pattern contributed by Sandy Sodke / Download PDF file of this pattern

Wandering Stars

This temari is inspired by the

"traditional" HHG design that is

usually worked on a combination

10 division.

Sandy applies the design basics

to an 8 Combination division.

This uses 2 colors of pearl cotton

and a standard Uwagake Chidori

stitch.

Mark a mari with an 8 Combination division.

Add additional lines as shown, to form S16 from each pole of the C8

Label the poles as shown. The south pole is pole F. You will need

additional guidelines in a removable or inconspicuous thread, shown

as red dotted lines, to the north and south halves of the ball.

Pole A (North pole):

Start at point 1 with color 1 (pink in the diagrams) and work an 8

pointed figure around the pole. Continue as shown.

The red dots indicate a stitch that needs to be taken between

existing guidelines. All other stitches will be taken on existing

guidelines.

You will need to work a "junction stitch" as you move between

motifs -

Pole B:

Point 2 of this diagram corresponds to point 2 of the previous

diagram.

Continue to work the midline zone as shown. There are no points

in this region that fall between existing lines.

Pole C, D:

Poles C and D are identical.

Point 3 corresponds to point 3 of the previous diagram.

Continue stitching the path, as shown.

Pole E:

Point 4 corresponds to point 4 of the previous diagram on pole

Continue to follow the path, as indicated.

Red dots are for stitches that fall between the existing

guidelines. Inconspicuous guidelines are shown as red dotted

lines.

Pole F (South Pole):

Point 5 corresponds to point 5 of the previous diagram.

Red dots are for the stitches that fall between existing lines.

Follow the path, as marked.

Point 6 is the terminal point of color 1.

Color 2: At point 6, join color 2 and return to the north pole.

Using the previous diagrams as a guide. The view of the south

pole is shown at left.

When you come to a place where the point of color 2 overlaps

the point of color 1, place the color 2 point inside the V formed

by color 1. Eventually, after several rows, you will see a two

colored diamond forming at these points. This can be observed

on the photos on page 1. Points that do not overlap the opposite

color will be a single color.

Ball layout with additional points drawn

in.

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