Follow chart from left bottom edge, upwards. The extra stitches
on the left side below the main portion of the chart are the edging stitches
that the afghan is started with. The ones below the chart on the right side
are the live stitches from the very first row of the same edging that are rehung
once the scallops for the lower edge have been completed. The blue squares every
sixth row mean that the floats are pulled down here and rehung to form one scallop.
The blue squares near the center are the stitches that are cabled every tenth
row, the dark purple squares are the stitch columns that are reformed to purl
stitches.
The edging is continued past the last row of the afghan
and then joined to the top edge, the last three live edging stitches are joined
to the three live edging stitches on the right side of the afghan with the Kitchener
Stitch.
Pillow Chart
Follow chart from left bottom edge, upwards. The purple
squares on the outside of the chart mean that two extra rows are knitted here
manually only across the outside two stitches on each edge. The blue line across
the top is where the pillow should be folded. As the decreases for the flap
begin, the floats are pulled up and rehung every three rows with two extra rows
being manually knitted across only the two outside stitches each time the carriage
is on that side. This is to keep the scallops looking curved. Please let me
know if you find any errors!