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How to assembly a head band so that it becomes a braid in front

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In this DROPS video we show how to assembly a head band so that there is a braid in front, like it is done in DROPS 214-68.

The head band is worked as a tube with an opening at each end. When assembly, lay the tube flat - make sure that the tube is not twisted. Sew the openings at the ends with a seam on each side, sew in the outermost loop of the outermost stitch so that the seam does not become thick. The piece is now a flat rectangle, fold the rectangle lengthwise so that it lies double. Now lay the long sides of the head band together in layers without twisting the work.
The ends of the head band now lies alternately inside and outside each other, and the edges lies edge to edge.
Sew through all layers with tight whip stitches with 1 stitch in each stitch - it is important that it is sewn through all layers so that the seam do not show when the work is turned inside out.
Turn the work inside out, so that the seam is on the inside of the head band.

This head band is worked in DROPS Alpaca and DROPS Kid-Silk, the same qualities we use in the video.

You must also read the pattern and look at the charts to be able to follow this video properly. You’ll find the pattern by clicking on the picture below.

Patterns using this technique

DROPS 225-19

DROPS 225-19
DROPS Children 41-23

DROPS Children 41-23
DROPS Children 41-20

DROPS Children 41-20
DROPS 226-56

DROPS 226-56
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Video #1582, listed in: Assembly Videos, Sew together, Sew together a knitted piece

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Country flag Kerstin wrote:

Stort tack för videon hur man omlott får i hop knuten fram på ett pannband.

21.01.2024 - 23:00

Country flag Dodezona wrote:

Grazie per questo video esplicativo. Sto facendo una fascia in questi giorni e la finirò come spiegato nel video.

13.09.2022 - 21:31

Country flag Andrea Børve wrote:

Har dere en instruksjon video på hvordan strikke tubestrikk på dette Pannebåndet, winter Smiles? Er helt ny på strikking!

17.02.2022 - 19:53

DROPS Design :

Hei Andrea. Til dette pannebåndet har vi kun video på hvordan du skal montere oppleggskanten og avfellingkanten slik at det blir en flette. Når du skal strikke en tube, strikker du bare rundt og rundt og rundt. Legg opp det maskeantallet i den str. du skal ha som det står i oppskriften, så strikker du rettmasker rundt og rundt til ferdig mål, så sys oppleggskanten og avfellingkanten sammen slik det står i oppskriften. mvh DROPS Design

21.02.2022 - 08:38

Country flag Brith Eng wrote:

Hei🤗Ser dere opplyser i oppskriftene deres at det skal brukes tykkere pinne når en vil at arbeidet skal bli MINDERE, og motsatt tynnere pinne for at arbeidet skal bli større…. Det er feil ! Om man vil at arbeidet skal bli større , må det tykkere pinner til, da blir maskene større, og tynnere pinner for at arbeidet skal bli mindre. Det sier seg i grunn selv. Så jeg håper det blir rettet på nyere oppskrifter fra dere.

15.11.2021 - 11:35

Country flag Cecilie Møllersen wrote:

Har prøvd og stikke dette pannebåndet mange ganger nå men forstår ikke hvordan jeg skal sy det i sammen? Håper dere kan gi meg en skikkelig enkel og god forklaring på hvordan jeg kan gjøre dette?

17.03.2021 - 12:47

DROPS Design :

Hei Cecilie. Til dette pannebåndet er det skrevet en forklaring, det er laget 5 skisser hvordan delene ser ut og hvor og hvordan det skal sys sammen + en video på hvordan det sys sammen. Så hvor er det det stopper opp for deg? mvh DROPS design

22.03.2021 - 09:34

Country flag Kari Miriam Johansen wrote:

Flott oppskrift og veldig fin video. Pannebåndet ble veldig bra. Takk for oppskrift og video.

14.03.2021 - 17:28

Country flag Bulinckx Diane wrote:

Heel goed uitgelegd kort en duidelijk

06.02.2021 - 16:21

Country flag Bulinckx Diane wrote:

Bedankt voor de goede uitleg prachtig resultaat .

06.02.2021 - 16:19

Country flag Lisen Hillestad wrote:

Genial idé, utrolig kreativ! Flotte instruksjoner og til slutt en fenomenal video!

01.02.2021 - 12:08

Country flag Lise Roy Sylvain wrote:

Génial, super explications mille mercis

28.12.2020 - 17:37

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