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Crochet tie string

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Crochet a tie string as follows: 1 sc in edge, chain as long as you want the string, turn and work 1 sl st in each ch back to edge, then 1 sc in edge. Continue with border if working a border or cut thread and fasten.

Patterns using this technique

DROPS Baby 29-9

DROPS Baby 29-9
DROPS 178-74

DROPS 178-74
DROPS 118-23

DROPS 118-23
DROPS 113-15

DROPS 113-15
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