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Garland, triangular pennants

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Cast on 3 sts.
Row 1: K all sts, inc 1 st by making a yo before last st. Row 2: K all sts and K yo twisted (i.e. K in the back loop and not in the front) to avoid a hole.
Row 3: K all sts.
Repeat row 1-3 until there are 17 sts on needle or to the desired length. Bind off loosely.

Patterns using this technique

DROPS Extra 0-783

DROPS Extra 0-783
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