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Angelica wrote:

Este tejido con lana amarilla ..no es el del calcetin ..espero el del calcetin verde gracias y abrazos Angelica

14.04.2016 - 17:05

Country flag Angelica wrote:

Encontre el video donde tú dices...Gracias lo estoy mirando ..hermoso despues te diré si pude realizarlo ..Gracias desde Argentina

14.04.2016 - 16:59

Country flag Johanne Vary wrote:

Comment je fais pour monter des mailles au-dessus des mailles en attentes? BD 21-8 (poches) Merci d'avance

29.09.2015 - 18:35

DROPS Design :

Bonjour Mme Vary, la vidéo ci-dessous montre comment mettre les mailles en attente et en monter de nouvelles pour la fausse poche de ce modèle. Bon tricot!

30.09.2015 - 09:51

Country flag Chantal wrote:

Bonjour, j'aimerais s'avoir combien de maille je dois laisser sur le devant pour faire les fentes pour passer les bras, es-ce-que c'est moitier-moitier où il y en a moins sur le devant, (Poncho 110-20 rayer) suis bloquée d'avance merci

20.04.2015 - 12:14

DROPS Design :

Bonjour Chantal, vous avez placé 6 marqueurs pour le poncho 110-20, vous tricotez d'abord les mailles entre le marqueur 1 et le marqueur 3 sur l'aiguille (entre les ouvertures) - mettez toutes les autres mailles en attente, placez ensuite les mailles tricotées sur un arrêt de mailles, reprenez les autres mailles et tricotez la même hauteur qu'entre les 2 marqueurs et reprenez ensuite toutes les mailles. N'oubliez pas les rayures et les diminutions aux marqueurs. Bon tricot!

20.04.2015 - 18:21

Country flag Rigmor wrote:

Hej, jag vet inte vad den heter, nålen, men jag känner väl igen den och har en hög själv; de används när man syr mattor. Något både min farmor och pappa från Norge ägnade sig åt då och då.

27.10.2013 - 20:16

Country flag Kerstin Gimbergsson wrote:

Tack för bra information. Jag undrar var nålen, som används i videon, finns att köpa. Vad kallas den?

09.10.2013 - 21:57

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