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  Death of a Tin God by George Bellairs This is number 36 in the  Chief Inspector Littlejohn series. It is a lovely reunion with the Isle of Man and the South of France, and also with  archdeacon Kinrade and the french inspector Dorange.  After being in Dublin on a missing person case, Littlejohn is visiting his old friend Caesar Kinrade on the Isle of Man. This short holiday is interrupted when the famous actor Hal  Vale, is electrocuted in his hotelroom. The local Inspector Knell asks Littlejohn for help. There are  lots of theater people staying in the hotel, and also his co star Monique Dol., who was to be his fourth wife. She has however fled the hotel and the search for her takes Littlejohn to the French Riviera and his old friend and colleague Inspector Dorange.  In France very important people are involved and lives are at risk, when they clear up the crime. It is a very entertaining and amusing crime novel with dangerous confrontations. I enjo...

  Cast on 60 stitches and knit 4 rows and then pattern. Remember to start and end all rows with 2 k . When the cloth has the desired length you knit 4 rows and bind off. Pattern: 1.row: 1 p, 5 k, 1 p 2.row: 1 k, 5 p, 1 k 3.row: as row 1 4.row:  as row 2 5.row:  as row 2 6.row:  as row 1 7.row:  as row 2 8.row:  as row 1 9.row:  as row 2 10.row:  as row 1 11.row:  as row 2 12.row:  as row 1 X X X X X 12 X X X X X 11 X X X X X 10 X X X X X 9 X X X X X 8 X X X X X 7 X X X X X 6 X X X X X 5 X X 4 X X 3 X X 2 X X 1 You have to remember that all uneven rows start in the right side of the diagram and X=purl and ▢= knit. All equal rows start in the left side of the diagram and X=knit and ▢=purl. It is knitted with cotton 8/4 and needles number 3

  Cast on  60 stitches and knit pattern. When the cloth has the desired length you bind off. Pattern: 1.row: knit 2.row: purl 3.row: 1 p, 1 k 4.row: purl 5.row: knit 6.row: 5 p, 1 k, 6 p 7.row: 5 k, 3 p, 4 k 8.row: 3 p, 5 k, 4 p 9.row: as row 7 10.row: 3 p, 1 k, 1 p, 1 k, 1 p, 1 k, 4 p 11.row: 3 k, 1 p, 5 k, 1 p, 2 k 12.row: 1 p, 1 k, 7 p, 1 k, 1 p, 1 k 13.row: 2 p, 3 k, 1 p, 1 k, 1 p, 3 k, 1 p 14.row: 2 k, 3 p, 1 k, 3 p, 3 k 15.row: as row 13 16.row: as row 12 17.row: as row 11 18.row: as row 10 19.row: as row 9 20.row: as row 8 21.row: as row 7 22.row: as row 6 X 22 X X X 21 X X X X X 20 X X X 19 X X X 18 X X 17 X X X 16 X X X X X 15 X X X X X X 14 X X X X X 13 X X X 12 X X 11 X X X 10 X X X 9 X X X X X 8 X X X 7 X 6 5 4 X X X X X X 3 2 1 You have to remember that all uneven rows start in the right side of the diagram and X=purl and ▢= knit. All equal rows start in the left side of the diagram and X=knit and ▢=purl. It is knitted with cotton 8/4 and needles number 3