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Decrease in DROPS no. 155-1

In this video we show you how to knit the stripes, short rows and at the same time decrease at the side.

Knit as follows: Slip the first 2 sts loosely over on to right needle, pull yarn behind the 2 sts, work the remaining sts and work back but not over the last 2 sts. Continue like this (slip 2 sts more on to right needle for every time) until 2 sts remain on needle and last row is from WS. At the SAME TIME dec at the end of every other row from RS by K the last 2 sts tog.

To see the full pattern, see: DROPS 155-1.

Patterns using this technique

DROPS 155-1

DROPS 155-1
DROPS 158-17

DROPS 158-17
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Country flag Margit Larsen wrote:

Kan der ikke laves en video af starten af 3.afsnit . Det er svært at forstå opskriften. Det er meget lettere når man ser video.

06.03.2014 - 21:48

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