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How to put stitches on a thread one by one

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In this DROPS video we show how you can put stitches on a loose thread one by one.

Sometimes you want some sts to rest while working the others. If you don't have a stitch holder you might as well use some scrap yarn. The video is showing how we put 1 st at the time on a thread at the end of each row from RS.
When these sts are later knitted again, make sure to knit them in the right loop so that they are not twisted.

You must read the pattern to be able to follow. You’ll find patterns where you can use this technique by clicking on the pictures below.

Patterns using this technique

DROPS 253-26

DROPS 253-26
DROPS 238-35

DROPS 238-35
DROPS 236-16

DROPS 236-16
DROPS 234-68

DROPS 234-68
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Country flag Rina wrote:

Ik snap dit stukje niet bij DROPS Baby 45-20 DROPS design: Patroon bm-141-by RBrei de volgende naald als volgt aan de goede kant: Brei de 11-12-13-13 (15-15) steken van de hulpdraad aan de ene kant, neem 11-11-12-15 (18-23) steken op langs de kant in het midden van het werk, En verder

08.02.2024 - 12:32

DROPS Design :

Dag Rina,

Als je het goed is heb je steken op een hulpdraad gezet omdat je deze een tijdje niet hoefde te breien. Deze brei je eerst. Vervolgens neem je direct daarna steken op langs de zijkant (bekijk evt. een video over steken opnemen), dan brei je de steken die nog op de naald stonden. Vervolgens neem je ook aan de andere zijkant steken op en zet je de steken van de andere hulpdraad op de naald.

P.S. Zou je zo vriendelijk willen zijn om je vraag de volgende keer bij het betreffende patroon te plaatsen? Dan kunnen we je waarschijnlijk sneller helpen.

27.03.2024 - 14:26

Country flag Francien Rovers wrote:

Ik wou weten hoe ik steken moet laten rusten bij het haken b v bij de halslijn?

10.01.2015 - 19:54

Country flag Therese wrote:

Tycker videon var okej, men hade gärna sett hur man bara trär på tråd rakt av. Det här såg ut att vara hur man trär på tråd på två olika ställen på ett varv. Jag vill ha en enkel beskrivning på t.ex "trä tio maskor på tråd, resterande 38 maskor kvar på stickan" eller dyl. Men är väldigt tacksam att era videos finns, annars hade jag varit väldigt lost vissa ggr.

22.12.2013 - 22:15

Country flag Pernilla Månsson wrote:

Väldigt otydlig beskrivning...

04.11.2013 - 18:25

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