My daughter’s mother-in-law saw the first set I made and asked me to make three more sets for her and her family.

The Trinity/Berry stitch can be tedious, but I discovered that if I make it from the backside, it is MUCH easier and faster!!

Therefore, where it says:
Rd 1: purl.
Rd 2: (P1, K1, P1) into next st, K3tog; rep from to end of round.
Rd 3: purl.
Rd 4: K3tog, (P1, K1, P1) into next st; rep from to end of round.

I worked:
Rd 1: knit.
Rd 2: (K1, yo, K1) into next st, P3tog; rep from to end of round.
Rd 3: knit.
Rd: P3tog, (K1, yo, K1) into next st, rep from to end of round.

The label I printed on fabric using the butcher paper technique, then brushed with a coat of water based floor poly - because that’s what I had on hand!