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Windowpane Check Corner
A solid corner triangle with a grid of small open squares set into the ground along its two straight edges, tapering to a stepped diagonal. Intended as the corner of a handkerchief or collar border; the mostly filled ground uses more thread than its size suggests, and the diagonal edge decreases one mesh per row, so check the chart at each turn.

VINTAGE · 1914 CORNERS & INSERTIONS
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Written instructions
Row 2: ch 5, 3 open meshes. Turn. [Shaping: ends 1 mesh wider than the row before.]
Row 3: ch 5, 4 open meshes. Turn. [Shaping: starts 1 mesh wider than the row before.]
Row 4: ch 5, 1 open mesh, 1 filled mesh, 2 open meshes. Turn.
Row 5: ch 5, 2 open meshes, 2 filled meshes, 1 open mesh. Turn. [Shaping: starts 1 mesh wider than the row before.]
Row 6: ch 5, 1 open mesh, 3 filled meshes, 3 open meshes. Turn. [Shaping: ends 2 meshes wider than the row before.]
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Row 2: ch 5, 3 open meshes. Turn. [Shaping: ends 1 mesh wider than the row before.]
Row 3: ch 5, 4 open meshes. Turn. [Shaping: starts 1 mesh wider than the row before.]
Row 4: ch 5, 1 open mesh, 1 filled mesh, 2 open meshes. Turn.
Row 5: ch 5, 2 open meshes, 2 filled meshes, 1 open mesh. Turn. [Shaping: starts 1 mesh wider than the row before.]
Row 6: ch 5, 1 open mesh, 3 filled meshes, 3 open meshes. Turn. [Shaping: ends 2 meshes wider than the row before.]
Row 7: ch 5, 2 open meshes, 4 filled meshes, 1 open mesh. Turn.
Row 8: ch 5, 1 open mesh, 2 filled meshes, 1 open mesh, 2 filled meshes, 2 open meshes. Turn. [Shaping: ends 1 mesh wider than the row before.]
Row 9: ch 5, 2 open meshes, 2 filled meshes, 2 open meshes, 2 filled meshes, 1 open mesh. Turn. [Shaping: starts 1 mesh wider than the row before.]
Row 10: ch 5, 1 open mesh, 7 filled meshes, 2 open meshes. Turn. [Shaping: ends 1 mesh wider than the row before.]
Row 11: ch 5, 3 open meshes, 1 filled mesh, 2 open meshes, 1 filled mesh, 2 open meshes, 2 filled meshes, 1 open mesh. Turn. [Shaping: starts 2 meshes wider than the row before.]
Row 12: ch 5, 1 open mesh, 2 filled meshes, 2 open meshes, 1 filled mesh, 2 open meshes, 2 filled meshes, 3 open meshes. Turn. [Shaping: ends 1 mesh wider than the row before.]
Row 13: ch 5, 3 open meshes, 5 filled meshes, 1 open mesh, 4 filled meshes, 1 open mesh. Turn. [Shaping: starts 1 mesh wider than the row before.]
Row 14: ch 5, 1 open mesh, 2 filled meshes, 2 open meshes, 1 filled mesh, 2 open meshes, 1 filled mesh, 1 open mesh, 2 filled meshes, 3 open meshes. Turn. [Shaping: ends 1 mesh wider than the row before.]
Row 15: ch 5, 3 open meshes, 2 filled meshes, 2 open meshes, 1 filled mesh, 2 open meshes, 1 filled mesh, 2 open meshes, 2 filled meshes, 1 open mesh. Turn. [Shaping: starts 1 mesh wider than the row before.]
Row 16: ch 5, 1 open mesh, 13 filled meshes, 2 open meshes. Turn.
Row 17: ch 5, 3 open meshes, 14 filled meshes, 1 open mesh. Turn. [Shaping: starts 2 meshes wider than the row before.]
Row 18: ch 5, 18 open meshes. Fasten off.
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