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How to work stitches together to get a wavy edge

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In this DROPS video we show how to work a wavy neck edge after chart, like the ones in DROPS 232-43 and 232-44. We have already cast on and knit 1 row from the wrong side. We work with the yarn DROPS Snow. You must read a pattern with this technique and look at the chart to be able to follow this video properly. You’ll find a pattern by clicking on the pictures below.

Patterns using this technique

DROPS 232-43

DROPS 232-43
DROPS 232-44

DROPS 232-44
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Video #1716, listed in: Learn to knit, Cast on, Texture Knitting, Knitted edges, Other, Cast on edges

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