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Crochet: How to work the squars together in DROPS 117-35

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In this DROPS video we show how to work the squares together in DROPS 117-35. We have already worked one row with 4 squares and start the video by working a new square. This square will be worked in the other 4 squares (= a row of 5 squares). About halfway through the video we show how we work 2 squares under the row of 5 squares together (we have already crocheted ROUND 1 on this squares). REMEMBER - you will also need to read the pattern to be able to follow. To see the pattern to this shawl, go to:
DROPS 117-35
To see video of how to work the square; go to:
Crochet: Square in DROPS 117-35

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DROPS 117-35
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