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How to crochet the Christmas cloths in DROPS Extra 0-1338

In this DROPS video we show you how to crochet the beginning of the Christmas cloth in DROPS Extra 0-1338 after chart A.1 and A.2. We show the first four rounds. These cloths are made in DROPS Paris, but in the video we use DROPS Snow. You must read the pattern (and look at the diagram(s)) to be able to follow this video properly. You’ll find the pattern by clicking on the picture below.

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DROPS Extra 0-1338

DROPS Extra 0-1338
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Video #1092, listed in: Pattern tutorials, Home / Crochet Patterns, Holidays / Crochet Patterns, Crochet patterns, Crochet patterns, Cloths & Scrubbies, Christmas / Crochet Patterns

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Country flag Anne Bente Falkum-Lorentzen wrote:

Som Cindy skriver, jeg har også problem med både mønster og video. Kan du sende skriftlig???

01.11.2023 - 13:52

DROPS Design :

Hei Anne Bente. For å tilfredstille alle våre brukere blir noen oppskriften skrevet omgang for omgang, mens noen kun har diagram og diagramikon beskrivelse, slik som juleklutene i DROPS Extra 0-1338. Vi har ikke mulighet til å skrive en skriftlig versjon av disse juleklutene, men anbefaler deg til å ta en titt på hvordan lære seg å lese et hekle diagram. Gå til Tips&Hjelp, klikk på Les en oppskrift under Leksjoner og deretter klikk på Hvordan lese heklediagrammer. God Fornøyelse, mvh DROPS Design

06.11.2023 - 09:20

Country flag Cindy Eells wrote:

Is there a written pattern for this? I am having trouble reading the chart and I can’t follow the video.

27.11.2022 - 03:56

Country flag Bognar Ibolya wrote:

E karácsonyi terítő is nagyon szép. Lehet, hogy én is elkészítem.?

25.03.2017 - 10:27

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