A Pattern from Australia for Africa

A Pattern from Australia for Africa
New born aids affected babies from the African continent, many of which are sent home
wrapped in newspaper for warmth, need your help.
In order to assist these tiny babies, a group of concerned women are forming a Knitting
Circle.
We are asking for your help in this effort to knit small jumpers for these babies.
You can help by either knitting the jumpers or donating 8 ply wool/acrylic, or doing both.
AIDS Baby Jumpers Knitting Pattern
Cast off 12 stitches at beginning of next 2
rows.
Knitted all in one.
Work 30 rows in stocking stitch
Double knit wool is ideal (8 ply)
Size 5mm needles (tight knitters)
Or 4.5mm needles (loose knitters
Work 18 Rows in K2, P2 Rib
Cast on 44 stitches (leave long thread for
sewing up)
Please stick to pattern as it is proven to work.
Stripes and bright colours are fine.
Work 18 rows in K2, P2 rib
A big thank you from the babies
of Africa.
Work 30 rows in stocking stitch (1 row
Plain, 1 row Purl)
(sleeves)
Cast on 12 stitches at beginning of next 2
rows, at same time, change to K2, P2
Rib 22 more rows
(neck opening)
Next row: Rib 21, cast of 26, Rib 21
Next row: Rib 21, cast on 26, Rib 21
Work 22 rows in K2, P2 Rib
Cast off (leave long thread for sewing up.