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How to work some of the chart icons in DROPS 213-25 and DROPS 213-26

In this DROPS video, we show how to work some of the chart icons used in the September Story sweater in DROPS 213-25 and the September Story jacket in DROPS 213-26.

We have already worked a piece so you can easily see the bubble pattern. We are working back and forth in the video, but the same technique is also used working around, just remember to read the chart explanation for each pattern.

These garments are worked in DROPS Air, but in video we use a thicker yarn; DROPS Snow. You must also read the chart explanations and look at the charts as well as watch the video. You can find the patterns by clicking on one of the pictures below.

Patterns using this technique

DROPS 213-26

DROPS 213-26
DROPS 213-25

DROPS 213-25
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Video #1514, listed in: Learn to knit, Pattern tutorials, Texture Knitting, Bubbles, Women, Knitting patterns, Jackets & Jumpers

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Country flag Pauline Holman wrote:

Could you possibly show the bobble technique using English style knitting?

06.04.2023 - 22:14

DROPS Design :

Dear Pauline, the bobble technique explained in this video is worked very similarly with both continental and English style knitting. The only difference is how the yarn over is made (on the left hand or the right hand). Happy knitting!

08.04.2023 - 19:57

Country flag Pauline wrote:

Merci pour cette vidéo très claire !

02.01.2021 - 15:12

Country flag MARIA ESTHER GARCIA wrote:

Por favor, no sé lo que quiere decir cerrar 3x1 p. cada 2 v. Gracias por su ayuda

13.04.2020 - 21:19

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