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Knitted cover for lantern (0-1003)

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In this video we show how to knit a cover for lantern. You will also need to read the pattern to be able to follow. We have already cast on 32 sts (small band) and worked 1 ridge in GARTER ST, we start the video at ROW 1 – RIGHT LACE EDGE. We have also put two markers to distinguish RIGHT LACE EDGE, chart A.1 and LEFT LACE EDGE.

To see the pattern of this knitted cover for lantern see: DROPS Extra 0-1003.

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DROPS Extra 0-1003

DROPS Extra 0-1003
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Video #449, listed in: Pattern tutorials, Home, Knitting patterns, Decorations

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Country flag Marcin wrote:

Nice video, thanks!

10.01.2017 - 12:47

Country flag Joanne Humphries wrote:

I started the Christmas light pattern and don't understand that there are only 4 rows for lace edge and 10 rows on A1. What do I do after row 4?

25.11.2016 - 13:37

DROPS Design :

Dear Mrs Humphries, you will repeat the 4 rows for lace edge at the beg and at the end of row, and at the same time work A.1 in height. i.e. on 5th row, start A.1 again from row 1 and continue A.1 as before, ie as shown in video. Happy knitting!

28.11.2016 - 10:10

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