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Knit Have your working yarn to the back. To knit just insert your hook into loop, YO and draw yarn through loop. Do nothing else leave the stitch on the hook for now. Continue to the end of your row leaving all stitches on your hook. Now pull all of your stitches onto your life line. When you have two rows with life line in them, pull the first one out.

January 2016 What better way to welcome the New Year, than the knit some little outfits for a new life! This was another project from Helping Hands and it was knitting teeny tiny clothes for premature babies in hospital up in Leeds. Here’s my efforts- Happy Stitching Sue x

Knit Have your working yarn to the back. To knit just insert your hook into loop, YO and draw yarn through loop. Do nothing else leave the stitch on the hook for now. Continue to the end of your row leaving all stitches on your hook. Now pull all of your stitches onto your life line. When you have two rows with life line in them, pull the first one out.

By: Amy Andersen Never done jogless stripes before? Don’t worry, they are easy to do and written into the pattern for you. Free Pattern Materials Used: 3 different colored skeins (approximately 60 yards of each) of Plymouth Encore worsted weight yarn or worsted weight yarn of choice 1- 16 inch US #2 circular needle 1- 16 inch US #4 circular needle, or size needed to obtain gauge. 1- 24 inch (or longer) US #4 needle, for decreases done using magic loop method, or US #4 double point needles 1- Stitch marker 1- Tapestry needle Size: Mens, approx. size 22-23'' head. Gauge: 5.75 sts. per inch or 23 sts. and 33 rows per 4 square inches in stockinette stitch with size 4 needle. Abbreviations: K2tog = Knit two stitches together SL1p= Slip one stitch purl-wise Note: This hat is designed to covers ears completely, if you prefer a shorter hat, you could modify by doing one fewer repeat of rounds 9-14. Pattern: Using size 2 needle, CO: 114 in color #1, place marker and join in round Rounds 1-8: K2, P1 Change to size 4 needle and color #2 Round 9: Knit round Round 10: SL1p, knit remaining round Rounds 11-14: Knit round Change to color #3, Repeat rounds 9-14 Change to color #1, Repeat rounds 9-14 Change to color #2, Repeat rounds 9-14 Change to color #3, Repeat rounds 9-14 Change to color #1, Repeat rounds 9-13 Decreases: (Piece should measure approx. 5 ½ inches) Round 1: K6, *K2tog, K10* (105 sts. remaining) Round 2: Change to color #2, knit round Round 3: SL1p, knit remainder of round Round 4: K3, *K2tog, K9* K2tog, K1 (95 sts. remaining) Rounds 5-6: Knit round Round 7: K6, *K2tog, K8* K2tog, K7 (86 sts. remaining) Round 8: Change to color #3 then knit round Round 9: SL1p, knit remainder of round Round 10: K4, *K2tog, K7* K1 (77 sts. remaining) Round 11: Knit round Round 12: K2, *K2tog, K6* K2tog, K1 (67 sts. remaining) Round 13: Knit round Round 14: Change to color #1, *K2tog, K5*, K2tog, K2 (57 sts. remaining) Round 15: SL1p, knit remainder of round Round 16: K2, *K2tog, K4*, K1 (48 sts. remaining) Round 17: Knit round Round 18: K1, *K2tog, K3* K2tog (38 sts. remaining) Round 19: Knit round Round 20: *K2tog* (19 sts. remaining) Round 21: *K2tog*, knit last stitch of round together with first stitch of next round. Round 22: *K2tog* until 6 sts. remain. Cut yarn leaving a tail. With tapestry needle, draw yarn through remaining 6 sts. Pull tight, knot. Weave in ends. After knitting my husband some mittens (seen below), I had some yarn left over and he requested a hat to match, so this is what I came up with. On a side-note, his name isn’t Oliver, but the colors he chose reminded me of olives. Used "Warmest Mittens" pattern by Kris Percival.

About I'd Rather Be Knitting Clipart PNGI'd Rather Be Knitting Clipart PNG is a digital download, no physical product will be delivered. Once downloaded you can easily create your own projects! Compatible with Cricut, Glowforge, Silhouette, and more! SVG can be ungrouped to make as different colors. Files Included: Only PNG 300 DPIUSAGE:Can be used with Cricut Design Space, Silhouette Studio (Designer Edition), Make the Cut, Inkscape, SCAL, Adobe Illustrator, CorelDRAW, ScanNCut2, and any other software or machines that work with SVG/PNG files. Please also make sure you have software that accepts SVG or PNG files before purchasing. Refunds are unfortunately not available for digital purchases. Thank you! YOU MAY USE I'd Rather Be Knitting Clipart PNG:Use I'd Rather Be Knitting Clipart PNG images in both digital and printed format.Use I'd Rather Be Knitting Clipart PNG images for both personal and commercial projects. Up to 50 units commercially.Re-size, re-colour, crop, rotate, or add other elements.YOU MAY NOT:Claim MonCrafters images as your own, with or without alterations.Create new clipart sets, digital paper sets, digital scrapbooking kits or similar with MonCrafters images, with or without alterations.Re-sell the original MonCrafters images in a set or individually.Lend, trade, share or otherwise distribute the original MonCrafters images as a freebie, download or resource to others, in a set or individually.PLEASE NOTE:- Since this item is digital, no physical product will be sent to you. - Due to monitor differences and your printer settings, the actual colors of your printed product may vary slightly. - Due to the digital nature of this listing, there are “no refunds or exchanges”. **REFUNDS & EXCHANGES**There are absolutely no refunds or exchanges allowed on digital items. Please be aware of what you are purchasing prior to checkout. FOLLOW US INSTAGRAM: MonCrafters FACEBOOK: MonCrafters Telegram Group: MonCraftersCONTACT USEMAIL: [email protected] Thank you so much for visiting our store! MonCrafters ©

by: Amy Andersen Free Pattern Materials Used: 2 colors of Plymouth Encore Worsted Weight (used very little of two skeins of yarn) 1- US #5/3.75mm circular needle 1- Tapestry needle Sizes: New Baby 12 month + Notes: In order to make the cast on and bind off match, I used long tail cast on and Elizabeth Zimmerman’s “cast off”. You can find more information on this cast off HERE. New Baby: CO: 68 sts in contrast color. Join to work in the round. Knit a few stitches and place stitch marker. (The stripes won’t match up exactly, but this will be covered up by the flower.) Rows 1-6: K3, P1 in main color Row 7: K3, P1 in contrast color Bind off. Weave in ends. Top with Flower of your choice. *Flower Pattern recommendations: Pacifier Clips: Flower, by Susan B. Anderson (knit) or Slinky Crochet Flower by Teresa Richardson (crochet) 12 month+: CO: 84 sts in contrast color. Join to work in the round. Knit a few stitches and place stitch marker. (The stripes won’t match up exactly, but this will be covered up by the flower.) Rows 1-8: K3, P1 in main color Row 9: K3, P1 in contrast color Bind off. Weave in ends. Top with Flower of your choice. *Flower Pattern recommendations: Pacifier Clips: Flower, by Susan B. Anderson (knit) or Slinky Crochet Flower by Teresa Richardson (crochet)

So on Ravelry the Knooking group is having a knook along. We are knooking the "Falling Water" scarf by Bonnie Sennott. I really don't have the time or need to make a scarf so I am just doing a washcloth with the repeat. So far turning out pretty good. This pattern uses knit,purl,left and right decreases, and yarn over increases. And just so you know all the participants are doing a great job with their projects.

January 2016 What better way to welcome the New Year, than the knit some little outfits for a new life! This was another project from Helping Hands and it was knitting teeny tiny clothes for premature babies in hospital up in Leeds. Here’s my efforts- Happy Stitching Sue x

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Someone linked to this on pinterest, and lots of folks are coming over (hi, welcome!). The is out now, it's called Ephemeris, and you can get it on ravelry. If you want an email when other patterns are released, you can make that happen right here. All that ribbing...that ribbing

After knitting Annis I was really quite pleased with the crescent shape, and thought it’d be nice to take that and add a border rather than doing a straight scarf or a triangular shawl. So, I cast on 241 stitches and just did a short-row crescent shape, then followed the second last and last charts from echo flowers, i think it’s 20 repeats, and I am absolutely delighted. I can’t believe that pattern is available for free! I did 5 stitch nupps, and they came out nice and meaty :) The 3-into-9 stitches were quite tricky with the worsted and i had to resort to a crochet hook to pull the last couple through!

Everyone needs a cozy go-to hoodie to curl up in, so go for one that's soft, smooth, and stylish. It's the perfect choice for cooler evenings! • 50% cotton, 50% polyester • Double-lined hood • Double-needle stitching throughout • Air-jet spun yarn with a soft feel and reduced pilling • 1x1 athletic rib knit cuffs and waistband with spandex • Front pouch pocket

Rose Incorporated in Knooking You can put your rose anywhere on your knooked fabric. Step 1: Knook to one place before where you want rose. Step 2: Pull hook through (gives you room to work) Step 3: Chain 10 on next stitch Step 4: Crochet Rose Skip 1st chain, *3dc in next ch,slip stitch in next chain* * * continue to end. Step 5: Roll rose petals to form rose Step 6: Put your hook through center and somewhere in middle (stops rose from unrolling) Yo pull working yarn through everything on your hook. Rose made continue knooking. NOTE: If you want more petals 2 chain=1 petal

Increasing There are a few ways to increase. 1st Yarn over (YO) (Mostly used for lace.) Put your yarn over the hook returning yarn to back, knit in next stitch. Leaves a big hole 2nd M1 - Pull up a loop in the horizontal strand in between stitches. To do this take the horizontal strand with you hook to the back of strand, twist it, YO and draw yarn through twisted loop. Depending which way you twist your loop will determine a left or right increase

Purling Have your working yarn to the front. To purl insert your hook from the left of the stitch to right, Yarn Under your hook and push the yarn through the loop, Same as knit when you have two rows of life line in your stitches pull the first row of the life line out. Helps things move along faster if you use you thumb to help open up the stitches. Use your thumb to open stitch Yarn Under and push working yarn through

This hiking cross stitch PDF pattern will allow you to stitch what you would really rather be doing: lacing up your boots and hitting the trails. What better way to escape our mundane lives than to immerse ourselves in the outdoors, walk the unbeaten path and take in all of nature's splendour? This cross stitch pattern is perfect for nature lovers, outdoor enthusiasts and anybody else who wants to escape, even if just for a few hours of stitching! This is a PDF document and does not include the supplies required to make this project. You will receive 2 PDF digital files which contain: - A main pattern including DMC colour names, codes and symbols; - Basic cross stitching instructions and tips. Want the full kit with all the materials? Click here: www.etsy.com/ca/listing/591484511 The design pictured above was stitched on 14 count Aida fabric. The finished size of the design is approximately 12 cm X 15 cm, which makes it easy to mount into a 6" embroidery hoop. It requires a basic level of knowledge about cross stitching as it is made using basic, three-quarter and back stitches. The PDF files will be sent to you after the payment has been received. Due to the digital nature of this product, refunds cannot be issued. © 2018The Pigeon Coop This is a copyright protected original design and is intended for personal use only. You may not copy, reproduce, distribute, share or sell this design or the finished product made from it. Thanks for supporting small Canadian businesses! I hope you have as much fun stitching this hiking design as I had creating it. Do not hesitate to contact me with any issue, comment or question. Happy stitching!

These mittens knitting pattern are inspired by the book series Anne of Green Gables, by L.M. Montgomery. I’d like to think that these are the mittens knitting pattern that Anne begs and begs and begs Marilla for… Which Marilla grudgingly acquiesces to. Who needs bobbles, cables, and lacework in a mitten?Nevertheless, Marilla won’t be outdone by the other knitters in town, and she applies herself to the design of these mittens rather industriously. Being a practical soul at heart, Marilla could never just knit mittens. She’s worked out fingerless, convertible, and full length versions to get Anne through every season and occasion.Even though they are quite a bit more decorated than Marilla is used to, I imagine that they would become a secret source of pride for her. Throughout the novels, Marilla always shows that little secret joy… The satisfaction of knowing you are very good at a particular handiwork skill… and the little pretty touches to things that Anne has encouraged and pushed Marilla to explore… Bringing joy and artistry to everyday garments.This convertible, fingerless, and plain mittens knitting pattern will bring you that same satisfaction and joy in the making… as well as keep you warm, whatever version you need for your particular life.Part of the Anne of Green Gables collection.

Craft your style statement with our "I'd Rather Be Knitting" T-shirt. This novelty text tee, perfect for knitting enthusiasts and yarn lovers, is an ideal blend of comfort and fashion. Handmade from premium-quality, unisex cotton, this casual apparel is designed to suit everyone. It's a unique gift idea for knitters, crafters, and hobbyists, making it a perfect birthday, Christmas, or 'just because' present. Celebrate your passion for knitting and crafting with this exclusive shirt. Be it a day out with friends or a cozy knitting session at home, this t-shirt is your perfect companion. It's not just a t-shirt; it's a statement - you'd rather be knitting! • 100% ring-spun cotton • Sport Grey is 90% ring-spun cotton, 10% polyester • Dark Heather is 65% polyester, 35% cotton • 4.5 oz/yd² (153 g/m²) • Shoulder-to-shoulder taping • Quarter-turned to avoid crease down the center This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!

Well, the weeks are just flying by and the August Bank Holiday is upon us, so here I am, sunning myself in the garden and looking back on my crafty antics over the past month. By far the largest project was the ‘Stardust Melodies’ cal that was hosted by Polly Plum on her blog Every Trick On The Hook. The cal has officially finished now, but I run out of wool on the border of mine …....really frustrating…………but I ordered more and it’s arrived, so with just five rows to go it shouldn’t be too long before it’s finished. Believe it or not, I actually turned designer on this too, because I needed an extra square and didn’t want to duplicate any of the others. I use the word ‘designer’ loosely because it’s a very simple square but I think it fits with the rest….or at least I hope it does! So, now for Polly’s squares that you haven’t seen yet:- Squares 13 & 14 - “I Got Rhythm & Don’t Get Round Much Anymore Squares 15 & 16 – La Mer & Satin Doll Squares 17 & 18 - On The Street Where You Live & Ain’t Misbehavin Squares 19 & 20 - As Time Goes By & It Had To Be You Squares 21 & 22 - Someone to Watch Over Me & Summertime Squares 23 & 24 - Dream A Little Dream & One For My Baby And finally two squares designed by me, which I am calling “This Could Be The Start Of Something Big” and "Funny" in keeping with the Stardust Melodies theme. I added an extra row of contrast to my squares before joining them with a flat braid and I used the paid pattern for the border. Photos of the finished throw to follow in due course! Happy Crafting, Whatever your passion may be! Sue x

the purl code is worked seamlessly in rounds from the top down. First some short rows are worked back and forth to shape the neck. Raglan increases are then worked to final yoke depth (yoke is designed to be rather deep in relation to what you may be used to), where sleeve stitches are placed on hold. From this point the oversized body is worked in rounds to the hem. Sleeve stitches are picked up again to work the sleeves in rounds top down to the cuffs. Optional neck finishing is worked last. Purl stitch lines are added every now and then throughout (add purl stitches where you like/when you like/as many as you like) …you may like the idea of using the morse code alphabet (see ‘purl code alphabet’ on the last page) for making this a statement sweater ;) . _ . . _ _ _ … _ . _ . _ _ _ _ _ . . _ Original yarn: Great Ocean Rd Mill The Purlcode Sweater. Or approx 1000 (1050, 1120, 1190, 1250, 1320, 1400) m/ 1094 (1149, 1225, 1302, 1368, 1444, 1532) yds Gauge: 20 sts x 28 rows = 4” (10 cm)

KNOOKED HAT By: Ronda Chapman OffTheHookArt Starting at the crown and Knitting in the Round Materials: Size G Knook 4 ply worst yarn Needle to weave ends Read through directions once before starting would be helpful. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Using Magic ring CO 1) Cast on 10 2) Knit around (10) 3) 2 knits in each knit (20) 4) Knit around (20) 5) Inc, knit 1 around (30) 6) Knit around (30) 7) Inc, Knit 2 around (40) 8) Knit around (40) 9) Inc, Knit 3 (50) 10) Knit around (50) Keep increasing until you have the circumference needed using same method above. Inc, adding 1 knit around, in increased row. These are approximate everyone comes in different sizes Preemie 40 st Newborn 50 st Toddler 60 st Child 70 st Women’s 80 st Men’s 90 st Then knit the same # of stitches in each row until you have the height you need. Preemie height 5 to 5.5" Newborn height = 5.5 to 6” Toddler height = 8" Child height =8.5" Woman height = 11" Man height = 11"-11.5" 5 rows = 1 inch. Do ribbing for last 5 rows (Knit 1, Purl 1) Bind off and weave ends.

So I made my own knook hook that has a pointy end like a knitting needle. And found that it made purling much easier to do and over all knooking quicker. Pictured below. But I found it to be alot of work to have to wittle the wood. So I had a bamboo set that I ordered from ebay and did the unthinkable.....but it worked. I put my hook into a pencil sharpener and sharpened away and got a beautiful point to my hook. I just sanded it down a little to get rid of any roughness and you have to be careful not to over sharpen the hook off. Bamboo set from ebay My handy pencil sharpener My hook after sharpening.

This information has been updated, and can be found on my web page (in a multi part DKnitting tutorial). A direct link to DK tutorial A direct link potholder patterns--scroll to gingham pattern The tutorial has several suggested cast on methods, too in part 3 This pattern was (is) on my blog, and was posted here as a pattern in May of 2007. I have an improved pattern on my web page, but it is still a very terse set of instructions rather than a full pattern, and it is part of my Double Knitting tutorial. (part 4) The chart was made by PMKnitter, not by me, but i have added it, (and thank her for her work) if it is helpful to you, thank her. Gauge is not critical, since all sizes of potholders work, and i suggest shrinking the potholder as part of finishing it.. (It is hard to knit cotton tightly, I don’t suggest you try--knit it a some what loose gauge, and shrink to firm up fabric!) Potholder can be made in cotton and also be made in wool, either knit firmly (a bit easier to do with wool) or fulled (felted) as part of the finishing.

This is a machine embroidery design digital pattern/file to be used with your embroidery machine. This is a digital download of the image listed here. *** This is not a patch. It is Digital file. You must have an embroidery machine to work with these files. *** Sizes 1: Hoop Size - 4" X 4" Stitch Height X Width - 2.58" X 3.91" Stitch Height X Width - 65.60 mm X 99.40 mm Stitch Count - 8241 *** Sizes 2: Hoop Size - 5" X 7" Stitch Height X Width - 4.52" X 6.86" Stitch Height X Width - 114.80 mm X 174.20 mm Stitch Count - 15783 *** Formats - ART, DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PCS, PES, SEW, VIP, VP3, XXX *** 1. Forget-Me-Not (1133) 2. Citrus Burst (1137) 3. Chokecherry (1188) 4. Creme White (1003) *** PDF file(s) with the stitch and colors data is attached along with the design files and is available for instant download after purchase. *** ©Copyright 2022 by Mira Embroidery. You may use our designs to make finished items for personal use, gifts and finished products you sell. You may NOT, under ANY circumstances share, copy, trade, exchange, or resell this design in part or whole in ANY format. Reselling this digital design is against the law. All Designs listed and shown are copyright of Mira Embroidery. Mira Embroidery cannot be held responsible for the quality of any design that has been edited or altered in anyway. We strongly suggest you sew a sample of a scrap of fabric or the same or similar type before embroidering on the final product.Mira Embroidery will not be held liable for any monetary losses or consequential damages as a result of using this design.

100% cotton Rib knit crew neck Short sleeves Rib knit cuffs and hem Solid white design Vintage "I'd rather be someone's shot of tequila than everyone's cup of tea" graphic on front Machine wash cold, tumble dry low Imported Model is 5'8" wearing a size small

✨ CHAQUETA de Crochet STRIPY ✨ Aprende a tejer a crochet esta bonita chaqueta STRIPY a rayas. Perfecta tanto si la tejes para tu hijo/a, como si decides tejerla para regalo ¡un éxito asegurado! Las imágenes de la chaqueta se corresponden a la talla 3-4 años.Si decides tejer la Chaqueta Stripy en alguna de las tallas menores, debes tener en cuenta que el esquema de rayas de color es ligeramente diferente y viene detallado en el patrón. Elige tu talla y añádela al carrito. Podrás optar entre comprar solo una talla en concreto o hacerte con las 5 tallas disponibles del patrón a un precio único. Una vez realizada la compra, se te abrirá una nueva página donde podrás efectuar la descarga del patrón. También recibirás un correo electrónico con el recibo de tu compra y el link para la descarga. Al ser un proceso automatizado, asegúrate de revisar tu carpeta de Spam si no recibieses el correo.

This is a very quick knit. I designed and knit it in one sitting…a rather long sitting, but still, one sitting. The chart is a not symetrical, so the fair isle bits may be slightly confusing, but it looks great when it’s done.

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I'd Rather Be Playing Scrabble Board Game Lovers Baby Tee For Funny Girls The fabric is 100% cotton for solid colors. Polyester is included for heather-color variants. These fabrics are prime materials for printing. The shoulders have twill tape for improved durability. The collar is curl resistant due to ribbed knitting. There are no seams along the sides. .: Made with 100%, midweight (5.3 oz/yd² (180 g/m²)), US cotton that feels soft to the touch and a great choice for any season. .: The crew neckline along with the tee's classic fit, deliver a timeless style that is perfect for daily use. .: All t-shirts come with pearlized, tear-away labels for total comfort and a scratch-free experience. .: Made using ethically grown and harvested US cotton. Gildan is also a proud member of the US Cotton Trust Protocol ensuring ethical and sustainable means of production. This blank tee is certified by Oeko-Tex for safety and quality assurance. .: Fabric blends: Heather colors - 50% cotton, 50% polyester, Sport Grey - 90% cotton, 10% polyester.

100% cotton Rib knit crew neck Short sleeves Rib knit cuffs and hem Solid black design Vintage "I'd rather be someone's shot of tequila than everyone's cup of tea" graphic on front Machine wash cold, tumble dry low Imported Tagless neck label Model is 5'9 1/2" wearing a size extra small

Oh lá lá is a basic seamless cardigan worked from the top-down, with set-in sleeves and carefully placed pockets. Choose your favorite 3 colorways to play with! This design features narrow stripes and color accents in the neckline and pocket linings… Though it could also be worked using just one color for an effortless look. Note about pockets: The pocket is built in the design, but if you’d rather have it without, you can just skip that section and continue working in pattern. Sizes: To fit bust: 30/32 (34/36, 38/40, 42/44, 46/48, 50/52, 54/56) inches; 75/80 (85/90, 95/100, 105/110, 115/120, 125/130, 135/140) cm. Finished Measurements: Bust circumference (when worn closed): 30 (34, 38, 42, 46, 50, 54) inches; 75 (85, 95, 105, 115, 125, 135) cm. Bottom circumference: 30½ (34½, 38½, 42½, 46½, 50½, 54½) inches; 76 (86, 96, 106, 116, 126, 136) cm. Total length of sweater: 22½ (22¾, 24, 24¾, 25½, 26½, 27) inches; 56 (57, 60, 62, 64, 66½, 67½) cm. Armhole depth: 6½ (6¾, 7½, 8, 8½, 9¼, 9½); 16 (17, 19, 20, 21, 23, 24) cm. Sleeve length (from underarm to cuff): 18 (18½, 18¾, 19¼, 19½, 20, 20½, 20¾) inches; 45 (46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52) cm. Upper Arm circumference: 10¾ (12, 13¼, 14½, 15¼, 16½, 17¼) inches; 27 (30, 33, 36, 38, 41, 43) cm. Yarn: Madelinetosh Tosh DK (100% Merino – 225 yd – 100g) 2 (2, 3, 4, 4, 5, 5) skeins Color A (Shown in light gray: Silver Fox) 2 (3, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4) skeins Color B (Shown in black: Onyx) 1 (1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1) skein Color C (Shown in yellow: Chamomile) Gauge: 19.5 st and 27 rows to 4 inches, on (US 6) 4mm needles, in stockinette stitch, AFTER BLOCKING.