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How to knit a pintuck (aka tuck)

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In this DROPS video we show how to knit a pintuck, also know as a tuck.

Knit a number of rows for the tuck with a contrasting color starting from WS. Number of rows depends on how thick the yarn is, and how big of a tuck you want. Finish with a row from RS.

The video is showing you 2 ways of doing the tuck:
1st with a ridge: using main color * pull up the top of st from the last row knitted with main color, put loop on right needle, P 1, pass the pulled-up loop over the P st *, repeat * - *
2nd without ridge: using main color * pull up the top of st from the first row knitted with tuck color, put loop on left needle, P the loop and following st together *, repeat * - *

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 Baby 11-31

DROPS Baby 11-31
DROPS Baby 11-30

DROPS Baby 11-30
DROPS Baby 11-15

DROPS Baby 11-15
DROPS 74-16

DROPS 74-16
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Video #189, listed in: Learn to knit, Texture Knitting

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Country flag Patricia Hellman wrote:

I want to make the Angel Kissed christening gown but am having trouble understanding directions as written is their a better English version row by row. Please let me know

01.10.2021 - 22:51

DROPS Design :

Dear Patricia, this is the only version available to craft this model. Happy knitting!

03.10.2021 - 22:35

Country flag Mirjana wrote:

Roser til jer for videoen om at strikke biese. Jeg har brugt 2 dage ved at strikke og pille op efter andres opskrifter. Men da jeg så jeres video, vupti så var det på plads. Mange tak

01.09.2015 - 08:53

Country flag Hanna wrote:

Kan man godt strikke den Biese, hvis man strike rundt på rundpinde? Altså fx, på en hue? Eller kan man kun lave dem hvis man strikker frem og tilbage?

06.03.2014 - 17:41

Country flag Hanna wrote:

Kan man godt strikke den Biese, hvis man strike rundt på rundpinde? Altså fx, på en hue? Eller kan man kun lave dem hvis man strikker frem og tilbage?

06.03.2014 - 17:41

Maritza wrote:

No hace falta mayor explicación, esta clarísimo.Gracias desde Perú

24.05.2013 - 17:31

Country flag TOUM wrote:

Il y a une 3ème méthode que j'utilise quotidiennement, jersey double en tricotant toujours la même maille : 1er rang dans la couleur principale : on fait un jeté entre chaque maille. Deuxième rang : on ne tricote que les jetés torse, ensuite on fait du jersey en tricotant toujours les mêmes mailles le nombre de rangs nécessaires. A la fin, on tricote les mailles 2 par 2.

25.01.2013 - 06:30

Country flag DROPS Design wrote:

Gracias Maria Isabel! En el menú desplegable debajo de "Minoristas", haz clic donde dice "Pedidos a todo el mundo".

11.08.2012 - 19:16

Maria Isabel Soto Osorio wrote:

Soy de Chile.Me encanto la pagina,clarisimas las explicaciones.¿donde puedo comprar sus lanas'?

11.08.2012 - 06:39

Country flag Pippimarie wrote:

Flott video over biser :)

06.01.2012 - 02:56

Jahna wrote:

Merci! Enfin je comprend!!

24.11.2011 - 23:03

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